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@glen_with1n @spencerforhire @mattyglesias @glen_with1n Still waiting?

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@theiaincameron The area occupied by the 36 million people around Tokyo is much larger than that. Around the size of the 9 county Bay Area California

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@bendreyfuss Kinda crazy to think that i was born in the 1900s, and that my children are likely to exist in the 2100s. A true fact across many century spans, but one I hadn’t considered until now.

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@TbFishes @LinkofSunshine Yes, a decade ago. Ridgewood and other pockets in Queens is where the center of what remains of hipsterdom remains

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@TrueNorth4ever @WokeAnnUpdates Yes. That’s my point. The variable isn’t “rural whites”.

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@BullockBrook @mattlieb They’re like the state bird of Austin, after the (construction) crane.

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@Eric_Erins Give it a decade, and it will have fallen behind DFW, ranking 4th among US metros. I see nothing hinting at a reversal of Chicago’s precipitous drop in standing. Would love to be wrong though.

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@ArmandDoma School is literally the best place to source your long term partner. Do not let your studies get in the way of the potential of lifetime companionship. What comes afterwards in the dating world is far worse. Also, it seems we’ve missed a few life chapters of yours

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@agraybee @CoreyWriting Republicans have near exact numbers here. So it’s clearly more of a flaw in the data/questioning

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@ChrisK3861 @IAPolls2022 Because they largely agree with Democratic policies. It’s not that hard.

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@TrueNorth4ever @WokeAnnUpdates Like Vermont, NH, Maine? I don’t think those are the primary variables at play here. Almost certainly more tethered to their education/college degrees.

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@YIMBYLAND Shift the epicenter a half mile north for maximum effect

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@GrantSlatton @jreidgreer Yes, but it still doesn’t remove the absolute benefit of heavy rail’s grade separation and much higher speeds across distances.

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@PEWilliams_ This is what’s recommended to you based on previous viewing habits. Your home page can eventually be tastefully curated with time.

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@ohitsroodie @ravi_nati0n There is nothing that can convince her that the alternative would have been better.

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@batkatebush For super long international flights, I’ll occasionally opt for a layover to indulge the airport/lounge. Or to make it a worthwhile stopover to explore the city. But for no other reasons as I’d value my time/convenience a lot more than $200.

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@Henrydmitchell1 @AlexReimer1 Somewhat telling that some conflate the BLM movement with “low income”. Also, we’ve long established that boomer city dems aren’t progressive. They are socially liberal/pro-civil rights, while viewing housing through an environmental/anti-developer lens. Still congruent

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@Imstillwthher @hobokenword @AllenRob00 @PollTracker2024 Yes. Welcome to political polling.

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@cooleditphoto @Tweets_of_Oscar Property tax rates are generally decided upon by voters anyway via bond referenda? So they will have the choice to reintroduce taxes should the need arise.