Where is the best cities in the world to live in?
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Well, there is no exact perfect place because every city has its ups and downs so just keep looking and you might just find the perfect city that fits you.
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move to New York, LA, London or Paris
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Good area/cheap and nice to live in London? hmm, anywhere outside of London really. You probably wanna be outside of Greater London as well.
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Travel and live abroad.
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Voted as one of the most livable cities in the world, Melbourne is ideal for study abroad students. Relatively small (population b/w 3 to 4 million), the city is spread extensively due to the many suburbs. The city centre is almost 20 blocks or so, with the Yarra river flowing at the south. \nMany good-looking girls, infact some of the most beautiful girls in the world come from Australia. After all, the last Miss Universe was Australian.\nMelbourne is a very laid-back city, with a huge international population. It's extremely multi-cultural and this diversity makes for a great living.\nThe seasons for Melbourne are as follows:\nSpring - September to November\nSummer - December to February\nAutumn - March to May\nWinter - June to August\nThis is not the definitive assesment, global warming has changed things around. Melbourne remains relatively cooler compared to Sydney and Brisbane. You should be able to get a few good weeks to enjoy the beach, after which things will be cooler. Try the Gold Coast in Queensland for more beach fun.
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WHAT WORLD YOU LIVING IN?
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I don't know about overall in countries, but the most polluted cities are those that quickly adopted cars and industrialization without long periods of social and educational development that promote environmental issue.  \n\nBy that criteria, the most polluted cities in the world include: \nSeoul, Korea\nBangkok, Thailand\nDelhi and Bombay, India\nJakarta, Indonesia\nMexico City, Mexico
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I'd like to move to an English-speaking country, Ireland (it's so green) and New Zealand (because it's a small paradise) would be my first choice. I also love Nice (French Riviera) and London (I've been there).\nI live in Poland.
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anywhere in the world
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I live in America, and have been to the other places that you mention.\n\nThe US is the best place to live in terms of cost of living and quality of life with great amenities. France is ridiculously expensive, and I can think of few people living in a place like Manhattan or Los Angeles moving to Ireland. \n\nImran
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Gee, that's a good question.  Right now, I think... oh forget it.  There's to many best city, you'll have to find out yourself.
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First, we'll share the main dissenter, The InfoPlease Almanac, which listed Seoul, Korea, as the most populous city in the world. They went on to list Sao Paolo, Brazil, in second place and Bombay, India, in third. We were happy to see their comprehensive list of the 50 most populous cities, but they chose to only count inhabitants of within the actual city limits. Later, as we searched further, it became apparent that most sources prefer to judge "urban areas" rather than "cities proper." \n\nNext, City Population, an entire site dedicated to "the largest cities in the world." Their unique Java-powered map illustrates the principal agglomerations of the world, again, using population as the determining factor. They list Tokyo as the largest city, with more than 34 million inhabitants. New York City is second and Seoul third. \n\nAlso found a fascinating page from Slippery Rock University's Geography Department, titled Supporting Material on Settlements. They offer the most populous cities from 1975 (Tokyo, New York, Shanghai), as well as 1900, 1800, 1700, 1600, 900, and a projection of cities in 2015. \n\nFinally, stumbled onto a collection of geographic extremes that not only concurs that Tokyo is the world's most populous city, but also offers Australia's Mount Isa as the largest city by area.
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San Francisco! It's warmer, less crowded, and is a healthier place to live!
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Well, not having any information about your field of study nor the associated curricula in the specific schools you're looking into, I am inclined to give you my choice as far as which of the two countries would be best to live in. And I guess I'd choose Scotland. There's a lot happening in Glasgow...it's a sophisticated city with a warm attitude.
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Yes. We have a fantastic array of cities Seattle, LA, SF. Miami. Vegas, NYC (Broadway), Boston, DC (Smithsonian), etc and national parks/sites-Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, Carlsbad Caverns, Mammoth caves, etc. You can live in any manner you want to from a strict religious group, vegetarian circles, gay/lesbian communities, urban, rural etc. Also I think we are the funniest and most artistic people in the world. Have you read a great American novel lately? Yes, I love us.
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It's considered the most beautiful city in the world.
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Los Angeles, CA\n\nMagnificent.  Fun to play in, lots of gorgeous women, many without tops!  Great smells and neat places to eat.