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	Here is something of minor note:  these are the biggest cities (by population) in the USA by each letter of the Alphabet:
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	A.  Austin TX
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	B. Boston Mass.  (recently overtook Baltimore)
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	C. Chicago
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	D. Dallas
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	E. El Paso
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	F. Ft. Worth TX
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	G. Greensboro NC
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	H. Houston
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	I. Indianapolis
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	J. Jacksonville
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	K. Kansas City Mo.
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	L. Los Angeles
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	M. Memphis (over Miami/Milwaukee/Minneapolis)
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	N. New York City
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	O. Oklahoma City
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	P. Phoenix AZ  (recently overtook Philadelphia)
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	Q. Quincy, Mass.
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	R. Raleigh NC
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	S. San Antonio TX  (recently overtook San Diego)
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	T. Tuscon AZ
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	U. Utica NY
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	V. Virginia Beach Va.
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	W. Washington DC
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	X. Xenia, OH
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	Y. Yonkers NY
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	Z. Zanesville, OH
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	Texas has 6 cities leading this list, NY has 3, Ohio, NC and Ariz. have two each
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