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(#1) San Diego
- California
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(#2) San Francisco
- California
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(#3) Sacramento
- California
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(#4) Seattle
- Washington
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(#5) Coronado
- California
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(#6) San Jose
- California
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(#7) Oxnard
- California
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(#8) Colorado Springs
- Colorado
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(#9) South Lake Tahoe
- California
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(#10) Salt Lake City
- Utah
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(#11) Albuquerque
- New Mexico
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(#12) Cape Coral
- Florida
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(#13) Stockton
- California
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(#14) Daytona Beach
- Florida
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(#15) Denver
- Colorado
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(#16) Tucson
- Arizona
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(#17) Portland
- Oregon
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(#18) Palm Bay
- Florida
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(#19) Boise
- Idaho
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(#20) Telluride
- Colorado
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(#21) Boston
- Massachusetts
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(#22) Grand Rapids
- Michigan
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(#23) Albany
- New York
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(#24) Minneapolis
- Minnesota
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(#25) Madison
- Wisconsin
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(#26) Syracuse
- New York
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(#27) Worcester
- Massachusetts
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(#28) Park City
- Utah
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(#29) Raleigh
- North Carolina
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(#30) Des Moines
- Indiana
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(#31) Greenville
- South Carolina
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(#32) Baltimore
- Maryland
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(#33) Baton Rouge
- Louisiana
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(#34) Rochester
- New York
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(#35) Sarasota
- Florida
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(#36) Charlotte
- North Carolina
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(#37) Miami
- Florida
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(#38) Austin
- Texas
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(#39) Columbia
- South Carolina
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(#40) Houston
- Texas
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Spring is especially the season of sneezing and itching. This is the most annoying period for allergy sufferers. They often need to reduce their contact with pollen, sunlight, and other allergens to improve their quality of life. More than 20 million Americans suffer from seasonal pollen allergies, and those with severe allergies have to consider moving to more comfortable cities.
If you are considering relocating to avoid particularly troublesome allergens, this random tool may provide some reference, there are the 40 best cities for allergies. You also need to consider important factors such as transportation, employment opportunities, and cost of living.
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