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Cleveland for sure. The city is nicer and more welcoming.
Miami, FL or Pittsburgh, PA?
Pittsburgh without question....I like 4 seasons.... dont mind cold weather.... dont mind snow..... seems like a nice compact city full of interesting neighborhoods.
Pittsburgh without question....I like 4 seasons.... dont mind cold weather.... dont mind snow..... seems like a nice compact city full of interesting neighborhoods.
Chapel Hill NC, or Charlottesville VA
Chapel Hill. Really pretty North Carolina college town. Located in a really good metro to boot. But Charlottesville is nice too.
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Nashville, but I really don't want to live in either one..
Rochester, NY vs. Albany, NY
Albany, better location in a sweet spot within 2-4 hours drive between NYC, Boston, and Montreal.
Keene, NH or Brattleboro, VT?
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