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The BBC's report on Levittown comes to a close, and we produced this documentary covering the themes and issues encountered throughout a year in the suburbs.
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In middle class Levittown, residents call for post-election politics to end divisiveness and heal the country.
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On the eve of the election, Mitt Romney visited Levittown's county which both parties consider a microcosm of the United States.
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Food pantries in a Pennsylvania suburb see an increase in families who still can't make ends meet despite having jobs.
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Residents in Levittown watch the first presidential debate and find little in common with both candidates.
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Healthcare for the elderly is a hot button issue in the US election, but older voters in Levittown put great weight on a candidate's character.
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Levittown's history since its inception in 1952 is a history of the ups and downs of America's middle class.
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A belief that the next generation will be better off is the basis of the American dream, but can it hold in Levittown?
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16 January 2013
Last updated at 13:08 ET
Levittown Pennsylvania - a model community that has symbolised the American dream, is now 60 years old. The BBC has returned to the suburbs to see if the dream still thrives.
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The origins of Levittown
Hunger hits US middle class families
US debate: The view from Levittown
Character trumps policy for older voters
Our money
What's happened to the American Dream?
Slideshow: vintage Levittown
To be young in the suburbs
Making the best of a bad housing market
Vote 1960
State of the suburbs
Christmas in a changing Levittown
America's hour-glass economy