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	<title>Comments on: Congressman Tim Ryan Transcript</title>
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		<title>By: Meet the Bloggers &#187; Congressman Tim Ryan Transcript</title>
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		<description>[...] Just posted the transcript from the Tim Ryan interview we did back in November here. An excerpt: Patti Choby: I’d to switch the topic here to housing. This is Patti Choby with the Reframed Dialogue Sessions, and I was really excited when you started talking about the Western Reserve Heritage Area. In the Community Development classes that I teach at Case Western, we always use the Connecticut Western Reserve as the oldest example in this region of community development. I mean basically people came here, transportation and commerce converged. It was settled, and as you described, well over 100, almost 200 years of real economic prosperity. Not everybody benefited from that, but in general it was a very prosperous region. [...]</description>
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