When Debbie did Dallas, did it include Fort Worth?
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Debbie's next flick is..Debbie Does Columbus..
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About 12 Dallas (dollars)\nFun for me thanks!
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Check out Ann Arnold's book "Gamblers & Gangsters"  \n\n"Fort Worth's Jacksboro Highway in the 1940's & 1950's"\n\nIt's only a short book, but a starting point anyway.
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Denton, Fort Worth and the surrounding area like Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Lake Worth, etc. If your looking for a smaller town try Weatherford, Stephenville, Crowley, Cleburne or Burleson. Good luck and \nWELCOME TO TEXAS!!
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Yeah, there are several in Dallas. Just pick up the phone book.
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Found on the North Texas Commission website:\n\nThe "Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex" was born 30 years ago. No, the region did not spring up like a mushroom overnight in 1972. Obviously, the cities of Dallas, Irving, Arlington and Fort Worth - and everything in between - already existed, but there was no sense of "region," and therefore, no word or concept that defined the then, 8-county area. This fact was part of the impetus for the creation of the North Texas Commission, a regional non-profit consortium of businesses, cities, chambers, economic development entities and higher educational institutions.\n\nAfter the North Texas Commission was created in 1971, one of it first challenges, in addition to marketing the proposed new "big" airport out in the middle of the North Texas prairie, was to "brand" the region that took definite shape when the DFW Airport became its central lynch pin. Suspecting an identity problem, NTC hired researchers to conduct a survey of 94 leading corporate executives outside the state who were asked to identify the "North Texas region." Surprisingly, only 38 percent correctly identified the term as the region including Dallas/Fort Worth. Another 28 percent thought the term referred to the Panhandle or other Texas cities, and 34 percent said they didn't know what it meant.\n\nNTC's original advertising committee hired a local ad agency to create a new name or brand for the region. They combined the words "metropolitan" and "complex" and came up with the term "Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex." NTC copyrighted the term in 1972, and the rest, as they say, is history. Thirty years later the term is in wide use by virtually every media source in the region and much of the rest of the world, is incorporated into the names of a myriad local businesses and is literally a household word. Today the term defines the now 12-county Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area. The brand equity of "Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex" is a real and continuing asset to the region.
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In dallas that is a reasonable HOA. I would definatly look into Fort Worth, it has a lot more upside than Dallas. A very prominant business man from Dallas told me he thought that FW was like Dallas in the 80's, and that is true. Current population = 600k, larger than Boston proper, and 19th largest city in the country. Projected population in 2decades = 2million. You should see all the development. Radio Shack and Pier one just finished new HQ's and they are a sight to see.
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Hello!!!  That really depends on the area in which you live, but in general, it is a buyer's market . . . and it's a slow market at that.\n\nWhat part of Dallas are you referring to??  Dwindling inventories (referring to HMMMMM's answers above mine) . . . Not!
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Sorry...I couldn't find a current location with the information provided.\n\nHowever, I did find that Harry Leroy Price and Wilma Weaver had a daughter named Linda on 1/15/1947 in Harris County Texas.\n\nI hope this helps...
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You are John Warnstaff...and the Texas girls are most likely in TX. Except for at least one. My friend from TX is in Missouri right now...
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Irving is a city located in the U.S. state of Texas within Dallas County. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, the city population was 191,615; the Census Bureau 2005 estimate was 193,649. Irving is within the Dallas–Plano–Irving metropolitan division of the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan area, designated by the U.S. Census Bureau and colloquially referred to as the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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Go here and select Texas:\n\nhttp://www.dontvote.com/map.html
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Yes!! My husband and I go to Lake Merideth or Lake Greenbelt. But there isnt a whole lot of them. I dont know about other places in Tx.
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I don't know, but I wish he did. Try dallasnews.com just in case...
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In what sense?\n\nIf it's about self -- Texas women (specifically, Dallas) are some of the most beautiful women in the world. We are also the most sought after, so I would suggest some heavy courtship if you want the hand of a Texas woman. \n\nWe are both modern AND old fashioned and I love it. \n\nThe white women here don't have flat behinds like their northern counterparts (no offense but it's true!). \n\nThe black women have faces that are refined and ready for the runway. \n\nAnd the debutauntes are positively gorgeous (and daddy's money helps with that, too).\n\n\n\nEveryone loves a Texas woman, my dear. \n\nAnd we all know it, too.
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I just moved to Fort Worth, from Colorado. e-mail me
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I'll assume that you mean Dallas Fort Worth area... search The American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location