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  CBS News  NO MAN IS AN ISLAND ... or so poet John Donne wrote nearly four centuries ago. What would he think if he could come back and see the isolated way so many of us live now  Here s Susan Spencer of  48 Hours : For Greta Garbo, solitude was a mantra; for Henry David Thoreau, an idea stanley cupe l; for Howard Hughes, an obsession.  But for more and more Americans today, it s just reality. I would argue that the rise of living alone represents the greatest social change of the last 60 years that we have failed to name or identify,  said NYU sociologist Eric Klinenberg.  This is a transformation that has touched all of us, whether we live alone or it s just someone in our family or friendship circle who does.         Klinenberg has spent years tracking the seismic spike in  solo dwelling.  He says today stanley cup  there are about 32.7 million Americans living alone.  Clearly, if you live alone, you re NOT alone. stanley water bottle   It s an incredible number, and it s a massive increase over where we were in 1950 when it was just four million Americans,  Klinenberg said. One is no longer the loneliest number. Roughly four out of ten households are single-person homes, in cities like Seattle  42 percent , San Francisco  39.7 percent , Denver  40.4 percent , and Cleveland  39.9 percent . And then there s Manhattan, an urban island where almost HALF of all households are made up of just one person - where millions of people seek safe harbor tonight in an empty apartment.             Does that sound lonely to YOU   Well Ejaw Vigil held for pastor slain at church
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