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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (879128)	8/10/2015 6:53:05 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578704

That article compares Fairfax County to other counties in Virginia. Longnshort was talking about the migration from Maryland to Virginia. There was no mention of Maryland in that article. Uh.........in general, VA's growth is slowing, not just Fairfax County.......long the growth juggernaut in the DC metro area: After decades of expansion, new census numbers show that population growth in the Washington region has slowed dramatically, with Fairfax County, Arlington County and Alexandria seeing more people move out of those communities than move in over the past year. The numbers offer stark evidence that a region defined for much of the last half-century for its affluence and growth is entering a different phase, when federal spending cuts are slowing job gains and declining suburbs are presenting new challenges for local leaders — even as pockets of extreme wealth continue to boom. http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/washington-area-population-increase-slowing-down-census-figures-indicate/2015/04/19/34683ab0-d7b5-11e4-8103-fa84725dbf9d_story.html Maybe you should stick to what you know, Ten. ;)