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¡@¡@In many ways, the capital city of the Netherlands is a cyclist¡»’s heaven. Amsterdam __1__ a large network of cycle paths, part of a system of 22,000 miles that stretch throughout the country. More than half—nearly 65%, in fact—of the city’s __2__ cycles each day. Amazingly, almost 40% of all trips in Amsterdam are made by bicycles. In contrast, that number is a mere 2% in London. However, Amsterdam wasn’t always so __3__.
¡@¡@Prior to the 1950s and ‘60s, bikes were a common form of __4__ and easily outnumbered cars in Amsterdam and other cities in Holland. But after World War II, the Netherlands began to __5__ and people increasingly wanted to own automobiles since they could afford them. Therefore, bike usage __6__ because people began to favor driving over cycling from place to place. This led to a dramatic increase in the number of road deaths. In 1971, for example, 3,300 people, including 400 children, were killed in car accidents. The deaths prompted __7__ from groups such as Stop de Kindermoord, which translates into “stop the child murder.” After many demonstrations, the government made changes to make the roads safer for cyclists, and numerous bike paths were eventually __8__.
¡@¡@Today, with an estimated 880,000 bikes on its streets, Amsterdam is known as the bicycle capital of the world. An Amsterdam-based organization called BYCS helps to __9__ cycling not only in the Netherlands but also all over the world. One of its successful programs is called the Bicycle Mayor program, which began in 2016. Bicycle Mayors are __10__ individuals who advocate for cycling around the world. There is even a Junior Bicycle Mayor program—the first member was a nine-year-old girl from Amsterdam named Lotta Crok.
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• The villagers protested against the construction of a nuclear power plant in their neighborhood.
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• Copenhagen is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world.
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• The number of visitors to that city has decreased by 30% over the past two years.
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• You should decrease the amount of fats you consume.
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• The workers tore down the old building and constructed a parking garage.
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• To conserve energy, people should try to take public transportation as much as possible.
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1. Amsterdam boasts a large network of cycle paths, part of a system of 22,000 miles that stretch throughout the country.
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2. More than half—nearly 65%, in fact—of the city’s population cycles each day.
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3. However, Amsterdam wasn’t always so bike-friendly.
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4. Prior to the 1950s and ‘60s, bikes were a common form of transportation and easily outnumbered cars in Amsterdam and other cities in Holland.
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5. But after World War II, the Netherlands began to prosper and people increasingly wanted to own automobiles since they could afford them.
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6. Therefore, bike usage decreased because people began to favor driving over cycling from place to place.
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7. The deaths prompted protests from groups such as Stop de Kindermoord, which translates into “stop the child murder.”
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8. After many demonstrations, the government made changes to make the roads safer for cyclists, and numerous bike paths were eventually constructed.
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9. An Amsterdam-based organization called BYCS helps to promote cycling not only in the Netherlands but also all over the world.
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10. Bicycle Mayors are enthusiastic individuals who advocate for cycling around the world.
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