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Particularly bad, if the analysis in the latter is correct, is that the picture shown in the former lies outside of the area used in the rankings.
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Thank goodness that there are so few places in California in that list. I appreciated that most were in Southern California. The place is quite full thank you and I for one don't look forward to continuing the increases I've seen in my lifetime. I have been in some of the places on that list and you can have them all to your selves. I have a fondness for Palo Alto and a lot of other places in Northern California, but the price of housing is insane. I noticed that places where the money is are right next door.
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Thank goodness that there are so few places in California in that list. I appreciated that most were in Southern California. The place is quite full thank you and I for one don't look forward to continuing the increases I've seen in my lifetime.
I have been in some of the places on that list and you can have them all to your selves.
I have a fondness for Palo Alto and a lot of other places in Northern California, but the price of housing is insane.
I noticed that places where the money is are right next door.
With all of the cities from Ohio, one would think it was a thriving state.
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