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New Jersey-based Mars Chocolate said the fourth annual Combos "America's Manliest Cities" list named Oklahoma City as the most masculine U.S. city.
More monster truck rallies and fewer minivans helped Nashville earn the title of "Manliest City" in the United States, a research firm says.
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Detroit has topped Forbes' inaugural list of America's Most Miserable Cities, which cited the Motor City's high rates of violent crime and unemployment.
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Peoria, Ill., faired relatively poorly in a survey of most desirable U.S. cities in which to live.
Artists stimulate local economies in many ways and are often a sign of neighborhood gentrification, U.S. economists and researchers say in a published report.
Forbes Magazine has named Boulder, Colo., the smartest city in the United States, having the highest population percentage over 25 with a bachelor's degree.
Nashville, Tenn., is the "smartest" U.S. city to buy a home and live in, a survey released Thursday by Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine said. The magazine teamed up with Bert Sperling, co-author of "Cities Ranked & Rated" and host of BestPlaces.net,
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