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0_o cant believe Minneapolis and Detroit are leading, Minneapolis is just a small town in the Frozen Tundra.. and Detroit is literally a ghost town in the making.. Columbus is obviously the Midwest's 2nd city, after Chicago.
I went with the Twin Cities. It's nowhere near what Detroit was in its heyday, but thanks in no small part to a far more diverse economy, it's going in a completely opposite direction of the Motor City.
Twin cities hands down. Detroit is done for unless something changes within this decade.
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