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The debate over requiring community centers to prioritize intergenerational programs versus maintaining age-segregated activities

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The main point of disagreement in the debate is . Margaret Chen's primary concern about changing the current system is that . According to Dr. Wilson's research, intergenerational programs . Sarah Martinez's position on the issue can best be described as . Tom Bradford's approach to the situation suggests that .

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As someone who has worked in community programming for over two decades, I believe the debate over age-segregated versus intergenerational activities . While Dr. Wilson's research is compelling, . The success of Martinez's storytelling program demonstrates that . However, Chen makes a valid point about . Perhaps the most sensible approach is the one suggested by Bradford, which emphasizes .

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