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temporary reversal of the upward trend." However, according to Bloomberg, "A model based on 40 forecasts tracked by the University of Massachusetts Amherst's Reich Lab indicates that, in the next month or so, the seven-day average deaths will probably near the record pace of about 2,200 a day from the p

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s in many other extremely safe cities. The me=ian household income in Glendale last year was $50,172, lower than the national median of $52,250. 8. Amherst, New Yorkaspan> > Violent crimes per 100,000:90 > Population: 118,296 > 2013 murders: 1 (tied-9th lowest) > Poverty rate: N/A > Pct. of adults w

xception among the safest U.S. cities, all of whic= reported declining crime rates in 2013. Despite the increase, the city, located just outside of Buffalo, is still quite safe. There was only one murder recorded=in Amherst last year, and property crimes were also very rare. There were 27 m=tor vehicle

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