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(NEXSTAR) – As people continue to shift back to pre-pandemic social and recreational activities — even if they are still working remotely — a new study has broken down the best U.S. cities in which to work, learn, hang out and generally enjoy oneself in 2023. Niche, a data analysis company, used Census data, surveys and other info sources to break down the best cities in the U.S., taking into account the cost of living, safety, school quality, nightlife, walkability, outdoor activities and more. See the top five for 2023 below: Weeks Bridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (File: Getty) Topping the list is Cambridge, Massachusetts, home to roughly 117,000. The city, which is also ho

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