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As far as COMMON is concerned, New York definitely did. Picture having to unload the equipment from the 18 wheelers coming from Rochester and put it onto shuttle trucks to bring it across the river from New Jersey. Boston was also very expensive, both for labor crews and for hotel space. The conferences there had to be held either before or after baseball season. Baltimore was OK, but the panhandlers were all over the place. Buffalo isn't fancy enough for the event planners. Besides, you can't get there from here. I don't think Philly has the right mix of meeting space and sleeping rooms Pittsburgh? See Buffalo, unless one wants to fly on U.S. Scare, formerly known as Crashagheny
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