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Throngs bring a jumble of cultures and languages at the South Bay Shopping Center.

Diverse worlds converge amid the bustle at South Bay

By Sarah Schweitzer
Globe Staff / July 17, 2007

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Marcel Dawson can tick off a litany of dislikes about the South Bay Center: The press of swirling traffic and swarms of shoppers. The big box stores and concrete block architecture. The gritty setting that can be intimidating come nightfall. (Full article: 1184 words)

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