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Regarding urban life in the Roman Empire, consider the following statements: 1. Cities functioned as the primary centers of administration and tax collection. 2. Elaborate public baths were a striking and widespread feature of Roman urban culture. 3. The Roman calendar allocated at least 60 days (and up to 176 days later) of the year for public spectacles and games. 4. Roman cities were completely immune to food shortages and famines. Which of the statements given above are correct?