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Sister Cities

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17 years 5 days ago #3507 by lilibeth

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bethoven wrote:

I guess, aruba is just a unique place which you can't compare nothing. If you are in this place already and enjoying your vacation, why do you have to look for its sister? Here you are with the original one.:)

yeah its true..Aruba is unique in its own way and catn be compared..just confused on the sister city thing mention above too..

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17 years 3 days ago #3543 by hirami

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Has no one here ever heard of a sister city? I find that a little surprising. Sister cities come together when they have something in common like geographic features or something else. You can go to wikipedia if you don't know what I mean.

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17 years 3 days ago #3544 by nakchura

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I understand what you mean by a sister city but for all I know, Aruba doesn't have one.

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17 years 1 day ago #3574 by hirami

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Oh, well, that seems a little sad. Aruba is a beautiful place. I think a sister city would definitely be the thing to get more people to aware of this island. Aruba doesn't seem to have much of a presence on the world stage.

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