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.....Im just waiting for all the Houstonians to come and start talking about how much economically powerful Houston is, or will be more than Chicago by the year 20something.
I'm not surprised a cities economy is not determined by how many people visit it or how tall it's skyscrapers are.
What surprised me is that Philly almost topped Toronto...
Congrats
I hope someone is not going to jump off the bridge because he just found out his city is less powerful than the one that he's been making fun of.
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Ever heard of New York, Tokyo and London? Just curious...
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