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Why would it not be a fair comparison, I wonder? Richmond is larger, I know. But it is within 2 hours of DC. So, would that be considered a satellite city? It's the capital, too.
Why would it not be a fair comparison, I wonder? Richmond is larger, I know. But it is within 2 hours of DC. So, would that be considered a satellite city? It's the capital, too.
A metropolis of 7 million vs. a metropolis of 1 million. I'm sorry but Richmond doesn't stand a chance in this comparison.
I'm curious... why would a more populated area make for a better suburbs? And... have you ever been to Reading or the surrounding areas or Richmond and the surrounding areas?
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