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According toROMEOClub.com, ROMEO clubs "have been around for several decades in the U.S. and other countries." In Tom Brokaw's bookThe Greatest Generation, he credits Cambridge, Massachusetts's John Caulfield with creating the first ROMEO club. (Others say the ROMEO acronym and first ROMEO club originated elsewhere.)

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