| From Usatoday.com: Mohammed Aziz remembers back when he would come to his office and spend days without a single customer opening the door. The real estate broker would sit in the office with colleagues and relatives, wondering when the raging violence outside would ease up enough so people would get back to buying and selling homes.
"In 2005 and 2006, it looked like a ghost city," said Aziz, pointing out toward the street bustling with reopened shops and heavy traffic. "Nobody came. We would come and sit and read newspapers..... Full Article: Source
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