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The flier came in the mail announcing a memory health fair called Brainpower 2009.
Ventura County Star Stories Margaret Nesbitt 2009
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By those standards, Boulder is decisively the brainiest city in the country, with a Brainpower Index of 3.941.
PHOTOS: Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities Ethan Axelrod 2010
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By those standards, Boulder is decisively the brainiest city in the country, with a Brainpower Index of 3.941.
Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities, According To Portfolio (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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A higher "Brainpower Index" means a more educated population and -- in Portfolio's book -- a "brainier" city.
Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities, According To Portfolio (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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A higher "Brainpower Index" means a more educated population and -- in Portfolio's book -- a "brainier" city.
PHOTOS: Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities Ethan Axelrod 2010
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A higher "Brainpower Index" means a more educated population and--in Portfolio's book--a "brainier" city.
Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities, According To Portfolio (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Green, Ph. D., an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, and author of "Brainpower Game Plan" (Rodale, 2009).
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A higher "Brainpower Index" means a more educated population and -- in Portfolio's book -- a "brainier" city.
PHOTOS: Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities Ethan Axelrod 2010
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By those standards, Boulder is decisively the brainiest city in the country, with a Brainpower Index of 3.941.
Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities, According To Portfolio (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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By those standards, Boulder is decisively the brainiest city in the country, with a Brainpower Index of 3.941.
PHOTOS: Colorado's Brainiest Major Cities Ethan Axelrod 2010
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