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Milwaukee is a much larger city, and there are more job openings there than Rochester, and also Milwaukee is among the 25 largest cities in the country by population.
I don't know much about Rochester at all, but I would still have to say Milwaukee - there is a lot or momentum in Milwaukee that the recession has not halted.
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I know, but most usually think about the metro as a whole.
Yeah true.
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