Name a valid U.S. city ...
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Cities
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with an elevation over 5,000 feet
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Denver | Albuquerque | Colorado Springs | Aurora | + 7 more
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that has hosted the Summer Olympics
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Los Angeles | Atlanta | St. Louis
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that is NOT one of the 10 biggest cities in its state
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Santa Ana | Riverside | Stockton | Irvine | + 106 more
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sharing its name with an official English city
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Lincoln | Durham | Birmingham | Worcester | + 4 more
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with a population density greater than 5,000 / km2
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New York City | San Francisco | Jersey City | + 4 more
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with a four-letter name
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Mesa | Reno | Cary | Waco | Kent | Bend
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in Puerto Rico
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San Juan | Bayamón | Carolina | Ponce | Caguas
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whose name begins with the letter V
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Virginia Beach | Vancouver | Visalia | Victorville | + 4 more
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in the Phoenix Metro Statistical Area * Other than Phoenix itself
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Mesa | Chandler | Scottsdale | Gilbert | Glendale | +3 more
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whose city center is within 25 miles of a Great Lake
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Chicago | Detroit | Milwaukee | Cleveland | Toledo | + 3 more
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with a population decrease of at least 5% between 2010 and 2019
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Detroit | San Juan | St. Louis | Toledo | Shreveport | + 5 more
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north of Seattle, Washington
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Anchorage | Spokane | Everett | Spokane Valley
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within 200 miles of the geographical center of the lower 48 states
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Omaha | Wichita | Lincoln | Topeka
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with a University of California campus
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Los Angeles | San Diego | San Francisco | + 3 more
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whose name begins with FORT
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Fort Worth | Fort Wayne | Fort Lauderdale | Fort Collins
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on the Missouri River
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Kansas City | Omaha | St. Louis | Kansas City | Independence
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in the Carolinas, on the Atlantic coast
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Charleston | Wilmington
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that has been the U.S. capital since 1776 * Excluding Washington, D.C.
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New York City | Philadelphia | Baltimore
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in Indiana, other than Indianapolis
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Fort Wayne | Evansville | South Bend | Carmel
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that receives less than eight inches of precipitation annually
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Las Vegas | Bakersfield | Henderson | Reno | + 4 more
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I’d like to suggest rewording this question:
"that has been the U.S. capital since 1776”
to:
"that has at some time since 1776 been the U.S. capital”
The way it reads now implies that the city has been the U.S. capital *continuously* since 1776. I realise that’s not possible but it threw me off for a while.
Thanks, Nadine