Synonyms for streets
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1. rehovot

   it is the plural of the hebrew word rechov which means street

   i am walking along rechov korazine in tel aviv.

   Submitted by anonymous on November 17, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "streets":

   street, roads, rues, blocks

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1. San Francisco:

   Since the emergency was declared, thousands of people have been referred to health and human services, hundreds have received shelter, and tons and tons of trash and debris have been removed from the streets, while we’ve made noticeable progress, we’ve made a commitment to the Tenderloin community and we’re continuing our emergency response.

2. Vanessa Warri:

   If I haven't eaten in three days, you know, who cares about the risk if I have been walking these streets ? The girls are doing what they have to do to live, because nobody is helping them with what they need.

3. Prime Minister David Cameron:

   As the murders on the streets of Paris remind us so starkly ISIL (Islamic State) is not some remote problem thousands of miles away, it is a direct threat to our security at home and abroad.

4. Justin Jones of Nashville:

   It’s morally insane that a week after a mass shooting took six precious lives in my community here in Nashville, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, their first action is not to take actions to rein in this proliferation of weapons of war in our streets, but it’s to expel their colleagues for standing with our constituents.

5. Raphael Warnock:

   Calvin Butts taught me so many things, calvin Butts taught me how to take my ministry to the streets. The work of the Lord doesn't stop at the church door. That's where it starts. His pulpit was the public square.