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Miami Vs Cancun Compare And Contrast
Keelan Gillard
March 22, 2010
English 100/R
Professor J.A Turner

Two of the best vacation spots
If you are planning a trip in late march, want somewhere u can relax and enjoy yourself then Miami and Cancun are two of the best vacation spot in late march. They have unbelievable nightlife experiences that could keep you going till the morning sun and the perfect climate that is the icing on your cake. Cool ocean breeze that could make a long stressful week at work or school a paradise weekend in Miami or Cancun.
Miami boasts some of the hottest nightspots in the world. In South Beach, if you are a club hopper you can stroll in the streets that are swarm with activity all night long. You can also find lots of party action and live music
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