Cleveland a Top Ten City for Love

By Vince Grzegorek on Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 11:50 am

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The Daily Beast, which we're pretty sure does nothing but compile rankings, busted out a new one today: The Best Cities to Find Love.

Your humble town came in 9th on the list, proving once again that Cleveland is the best at everything. Factoring in singles, marriage and divorce rates, and some other stuff that doesn't really matter, the Beast came to the correct conclusion that the Forest City is amorous, full of willing partners, and filled with enough Midwestern charm and sexiness to give Paris a run at the City of Love title.

Via NewsNet5:

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