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Old 01-17-2009, 02:27 PM
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In defense of Atlanta, to say that it is not an international city is ridiculuous. How can it not be an international city and host the Olympics? Cities like LA, Seoul, Barcelona, Athens, etc. have hpsted the Olympics and can anyone argue that these cities are not international?

The point I was attempting to make about sprawl is that ATL is a bigger city but CLT is doing a better job at handling urban growth than ATL. But it looks like I was wrong. Kudos to Atlanta.
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i would say

Atlanta def wins on colleges and universities.

From what I have read, Charlotte is going to take the lead in mass transit soon.


And I would imagine Atlanta is nearing maximum capacity. Running out of water can do that to you...

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Charlotte is to Atlanta what Pittsburgh is to Philadelphia.
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In defense of Atlanta, to say that it is not an international city is ridiculuous. How can it not be an international city and host the Olympics? Cities like LA, Seoul, Barcelona, Athens, etc. have hpsted the Olympics and can anyone argue that these cities are not international?

The point I was attempting to make about sprawl is that ATL is a bigger city but CLT is doing a better job at handling urban growth than ATL. But it looks like I was wrong. Kudos to Atlanta.
Atlanta has the busiest airport in the world. There are 5 million people in the Atlanta area. It houses hundreds of international businesses. It is world know. How could anyone say that it isn't an international city? My guess is that they don't have a clue what an international city is.
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