Land
Land noun - A body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and government.
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The NTSB board also gets this once they realize that, after factoring in the 35-second "decision-making" process, the pilots in the simulations were unable to land the aircraft, with one plowing right into a populated suburb.
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Sienna Plantation - A prime example of real life irony, it is a majority white upper class suburb, situated on land that was once home to numerous plantations (hence the name), and is in the ETJ of Missouri City, a majority Black city.
Source: Useful Notes / Houston -
Sugar Land is a separate city that was encompassed as Houston grew (as with many such small towns) — while it is a city and functions autonomously, it could be called a suburb for descriptive purposes
Source: Useful Notes / Houston
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