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Sweden says goodbye to parking spaces, hello to meeting places

image of several car parking spaces in Stockholm which have been converted into a meeting area

Where have all the cars gone? Image: LundbergDesign/ArkDes/Elsa Soläng

Sean Fleming
Senior Writer, Formative Content
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