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View Poll Results: Which one gets your vote??
Houston 28 32.56%
Atlanta 17 19.77%
Dallas 20 23.26%
Miami 21 24.42%
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Old 02-02-2009, 09:20 AM
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Default Houston--Atlanta--Dallas--Miami**"SMACKDOWN"**
These 4 up and comming Mega Cities may be each others biggest competitors in the future. Lets have a Smackdown and see who wins. Please vote for your favorite of the 4. Please take into consideration living there. This is not a popularity contest its a chance to vote for the one that you think is the best and smack down the rest.
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1.Houston: Internationally known, most diverse (out of the 4 cities you listed), 4th largest city etc......

Miami 2nd
Atlanta 3rd
Dallas 4th
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Based on there economies and job opportunities I would vote as follows:
1)Dallas
2)Houston
3)Atlanta
4)Miami
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Smile Houston!!!
I vote for Houston because it is the best of the 4.
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I voted Dallas and Atlanta because they feel more progressive.
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Based on there economies and job opportunities I would vote as follows:
1)Dallas
2)Houston
3)Atlanta
4)Miami
That order is wrong. Houston has the biggest economy out of four and the best for job oppurtunities. Atlanta and Dallas could fight it out for 2nd spot. Anyways, of course I pick Houston with Atlanta 2nd. I feel Houston has the most potential out of all the cities with its diversity, economy, importance,etc. Atlanta is the most progressive out of the four but is not in a good position right now, but hopefully will come out alright and continue on with its growth. Miami is just overrated to me.
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1.Houston: Internationally known, most diverse (out of the 4 cities you listed), 4th largest city etc......

Miami 2nd
Atlanta 3rd
Dallas 4th
Houston is not more internationally know than Dallas or Atlanta. Houston's 4th out of the cities mentioned.

Miami
Atlanta
Dallas
Houston
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That order is wrong. Houston has the biggest economy out of four and the best for job oppurtunities. Atlanta and Dallas could fight it out for 2nd spot.

Dallas would be 2nd, the city gained jobs in o7-o8; Atlanta lossed jobs during that time.
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Houston is not more internationally know than Dallas or Atlanta. Houston's 4th out of the cities mentioned.

Miami
Atlanta
Dallas
Houston

People from foreign countries know more about Houston than Dallas and Atlanta. Trust me.
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People from foreign countries know more about Houston than Dallas and Atlanta. Trust me.
Trust you?

What proof do you have?
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