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Mashableasked Tinder to share the 10 most right-swiped jobs in cities across the U.S. From Honolulu to Washington D.C., this city data offers both a picture of the area itself (talent agents kill it in LA) and a larger look at universal trends (CEOs kill it everywhere).

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