The rankings were actually determined by the American Institute for Economic Research. Are you getting list fatigue? We're getting a bit tuckered out keeping track of which top 10 list we've made thos month.
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"Durham and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, came in second, with high levels of academic research and development per student and percentage of workers in "innovative" fields.
In third place, Ann Arbor, Michigan reported both a high percentage of college-educated residents as well as a high student concentration."
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