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Buttigieg 2020

Celerity

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2. no, but the interfacing with the surrounding area ramps up the scale dramatically

Reply to patricia92243 (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 21, 2019, 05:11 PM

Apr 2019

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Same as the entire New York Region, or any other giant metro area. Many of the non city-proper dwellers still commute in and out, shop, eat, club, have relatives, etc, and all sorts of both good and bad can become of that. South Bend is not an island. If a non-resident does something whilst there, no matter what it is, it has an impact at some level.

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all of the following cities were within 300K (many much closer) in size to South Bend [View all] Celerity Apr 2019 OP

Was he Mayor of that whole metropolitan area? patricia92243 Apr 2019 #1

no, but the interfacing with the surrounding area ramps up the scale dramatically Celerity Apr 2019 #2

Good point - thanks patricia92243 Apr 2019 #3

yw! Celerity Apr 2019 #4