top 10 cities to live in the usa?
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1.Lawrence Kansas\n\n2.Ann Harbor MI\n\n3.Columbia MO\n\n4.Meadville PA\n\n5.Long Island NY\n\n6.Lincoln NE\n\n7.Coos Bay OR\n\n8.Seattle WA\n\n9.Des Moines IA\n\n10.Wheaton IL
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move to New York, LA, London or Paris
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try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.
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Any big city...like New York city NY, San Diego Ca, Los Angeles Ca, Fort Worth Tx, Dallas Tx....etc. I would stay away from Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and many parts of Tennessee, North & South Carolinia. Mississippi would be a great place to go, but it's a poor state in the sense of finding good jobs there.
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Michigan sux.  End of story.\n\nLOL no I don't really think that.  There are cool things there, you just wanna get out of the house.  Find a state that is fun (I recommend Nevada; Vegas baby!) and stay there a bit, get to know the people.  Have fun!
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united states of course is the best choice for realy living.
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It all depends on your personal preferences, and on how much money there is to spend...\n\nIf money is not an object, I would have to say southern California, the weather is always 70-80 degrees and there is no humidity, and very little rain.  Basically, the perfect climate for humans.\n\nIf you want to try a place that is a little bit cheaper, but a little hotter, then Arizona is great.  The scenery is amazing, the only cons are it gets very hot (but no humidity) and it is rather expensive, but nowhere near the prices of southern Cali.\n\nHowever, if you want to be in the "hot spot" of the US, and Heat does not bother you, Miami, is awesome.  There is a great Latin vibe there and you'll be running into celebrities every night on South Beach, Bayside, and Coconut Grove.  Miami is a great city, but there is humidity, and hurricanes.\n\nIf having something different to do every night and a wide range of cuisine at your fingertips is important, then the 26 square miles of Manhattan, New York, is where it's at.  Manhattan has everything you could ever think of, and you will never get bored.  However, it is very expensive, and crowded, which some people actually like.\n\nIf a sophisticated atmosphere is what you like, then there is no place like Boston Mass.  The conversations that you strike up are amazing, and it seems that everyone has enlightening things to say.  Boston also has great food, and a decent nightlife.  Boston, though, is very cold in the winter, and it is not cheap.\n\nIf the great outdoors is what ye seeks, then I recommend the outskirts of Salt Lake City, Utah.  This area has the lowest crime of any major metropolitan area in the US.  There are mountains everywhere and plenty of open land to, I dont know, ranch, if thats your thing.  The only con I can see is that the people have a small town mentality, and are not very progressive in their thinking.  So if you're gay...I wouldnt go there.\n\nBut...If you are gay, then I have the perfect place for you.  The suburbs of San Francisco, CA. It is the most expensive real estate in the country, though, and there are a lot of transients in the city proper.\n\nFor southern comfort, I would go with eiither Hilton Head, SC (expensive), or Savannah, GA (very country).  I enjoyed both of these places thoroughly, even though I despise grits and chitlins.  I felt like I was in Gone With the Wind or something.\n\nPersonally though, I live in Daytona Beach, FL.  Worlds most famous beach..perhaps, but unjustly so.  Dont come here unless you like being bored 90% of the time. And for the record, I HATED Atlanta, Wisconsin, and Denver!\n\nTaking everything into consideration, with the salary I have, I would like to move to Boston.  I felt like it was the right match for me.  I loved everything about it, but then, I love the cold.\n\nThen again, I'd also want to live in, Anchorage, Honolulu, Miami, Utah, Manhattan..............
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Favorite: San Antonio! Large city, great vibe, Texas culture peppered with elements of Mexican culture and heritage, as well as Southern hospitality. What a great city!\n\nLeast favorite: Louisville, for the same reasons listed above. The locals are very pretentious; but, I've lived in western, central, and northern Kentucky, and the rest of the state isn't much better.  Even Cincinnati is friendlier.\n\nI've never been to Seattle, Salt Lake City, or Santa Fe, but I think I'd like those places.  I've heard that Toronto, Hamilton (Ontario), and Vancouver are nice.  I've heard that California and Maine suck.
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The best place is anywhere, but the USA.
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Where in the united states are you living?
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Can't think of another country that would be better to move to. The freedoms, the rights, the economic freedom and opportunity (while it lasts) are still the best in the USA (until the government finally slouches into the hell of full socialism).\n\nThe only other ones I'd consider would be maybe Switzerland or Japan.
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Santa Monica is probably the most expensive, followed by San Diego. L.A is probably your best choice as the population is quite diverse and the cost of living is not as bad.
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San Francisco\nNew York\nBoston\nWashington, DC\nDallas\nMiami\nPhoenix\nChicago\nToronto\nVancouver\nSeattle\nPhiladelphia\n\nAll of the above have active gay communities & good jobs. After that, it depends on what you personally find attractive in a city.
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Missouri Has the Best Cost of Living and would be nice, I'm  told the weather is modest..however Washington State has the Highest Minimum Wage and they have it good there with your option of Ocean, Mountain,etc and a wide varity of job Markets.
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http://www.statemaster.com/graph/lif_bes_sta_to_liv-lifestyle-best-states-to-live\n\nthis is a great resource for comparing states. Find information that's important to you, and see how US states rank.
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I say ATL- not because I live here. Atlanta is a work in progress and has much potential to be the best. LA is great if you have work there that can pay your rent and bills. Detroit is too cold(I'm from Indiana) and Houston I don't know about, just that it is IN Texas ^_^
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Research the top rated schools for your field of studies. Then take into account the tution, student life, international student relations, living arrangements, etc. for your top choices.  Also, research information about the city, for example: cost of living, jobs, cultural diversity, etc.  Here are a couple of sites that may be helpful www.usnews.com and www.ulinks.com  --Best of luck.