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Tag Archives: Shawnee
Should Struggling Cities Be Renamed?
Everyone loves a good comeback story like is currently happening in Detroit. However,there are some cities that have languished in a depressed economic state for so long (some for 100 years), that their very name can evoke a negative impression. … Continue reading →
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