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Someone may have stated it but San Diego and Miami would be interesting. The mountains, low humidity, nice neighborhoods like La Jolla + warm water soft sand beaches, Miami vibrancy + Miami and San Diego nightlife = paradise
I'd mix my hometown of Charlotte with my current home Minneapolis. I will would add St. Paul with Minneapolis as they literally border one another and they are both considered central / core cities.
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* A combined Minneapolis - St. Paul - Charlotte skyline would be insane.
* 29 Fortune 500 companies (as of 2011), which would be second behind NYC.
* Steady population growth (city and metro)
* Very young, literate population
* Four seasons
Combine NYC, SF, Chicago. Basically the flagships of the I-80 corridor. New Chicasisco
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