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Atlanta RICDec 24, 2012 - Dec 25, 2012$143
Boston RICJan 16, 2013 - Jan 22, 2013$144
Orlando RICJan 08, 2013 - Jan 09, 2013$167
Fort Lauderdale RICApr 13, 2013 - Apr 23, 2013$171
Denver RICJan 16, 2013 - Jan 29, 2013$318
Dallas RICJan 12, 2013 - Jan 20, 2013$339
Chicago RICDec 31, 2012 - Dec 31, 2012$378
Las Vegas RICDec 28, 2012 - Jan 02, 2013$387
San Diego RICJan 03, 2013 - Jan 14, 2013$420
San Francisco RICDec 28, 2012 - Jan 04, 2013$574
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