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"Sunday, February 2, it was Seattle versus Denver going head-to-head in the Super Bowl. Leading up to the football game of the year, residents of each city were playing full-on defense for the virtues of their hometown. Beyond the trash talk, the truth is that, as cities, they're similar &amp;ndash; great places to get outdoors, drink beer, eat well, and catch a concert. They're roughly the same size: As of 2012, the difference in their respective population counts was only 271 souls, with Seattle in the lead. And they both have excellent craft beer scenes, acclaimed restaurants, beautiful scenery, die-hard fans, and legal weed. The only question is which one deserves our &amp;ndash; and your &amp;ndash; allegiance.\r\nTo make a tricky decision easier, we pitted each city's subcultures against each other, asking the experts who live there to make&amp;nbsp;the case for local superiority in six arenas that deeply affect&amp;nbsp;a man's quality of life. Predictably,&amp;nbsp;competition&amp;nbsp;was fierce."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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