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The Proposal Facing deportation back to Canada, a high-powered book editor (Sandra Bullock) pretends she is engaged to her assistant (Ryan Reynolds), whom she's tormented for years.

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Tickets to all Miami events including Super Bowl tickets. Razorgator has your Florida Gator Basketball tickets so you can see them domi nate the SEC Tournament.

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Historical Museum of Southern Florida: revisit a colorful past

At the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, you can see a raft that once carried refugees from Cuba to Miami, a Haitian boat, silver and gold from 17th and 18th century shipwrecks and a 1920s trolley car. In fact, there are more than 30,000 three-dimensional artifacts at this museum's rich and ever-expanding collection.

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Bridal Show at the Ritz-Carlton: the destination for brides-to-be

You've said, "Yes," but you haven't said, "I do" — Eek! What now?!

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My Delight

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Miami Facts and Places:

Miami Airport is Miami International Airport
Newspapers are Miami Herald, Miami Today
Miami Sports teams are Dolphins, Florida Marlins, Miami Heat
Major Miami Attractions and Events are
Miami Seaquarium, Biscayne National Park, Goombay Festival , Art Deco Weekend, Coconut Grove Arts Festival
Local Schools are University of Miami, Florida International University

About Miami, Florida

Miami is regarded as a world city by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group and Network (GaWC), based primarily at Loughborough University in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England. What tourists see when they come to Miami is an agglomeration of the following separate areas: Miami, Miami Beach, South Beach, Key Biscayne, Bal Harbor, Coconut Grove, and more. It’s an overwhelming place to visit at first and there’s more than enough to do. All you have to do is figure out where to start. By the way, don’t confuse Miami with Miami Beach. They are two separate cities. There are 1,400 multinational corporations that call Miami home to their Latin American operations. That signifies a cultural heritage anyone in the country can access when they want to find out how rich and varied Latin life is.

Miami was big musically in the 1970s when disco and other dance hits were king. That’s the way they liked it then, so to speak. Currently, for sports, we enjoy the Miami Dolphins, Miami Heat, Florida Panthers, Florida Marlins, and the Miami Tropics.