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ANYTIME FITNESS
Based: Hastings
First franchise: Cambridge, Minn., in 2002
Number of centers in U.S. and Canada: 800
Overseas expansion plans: Australia, Western Europe
2007 revenue: $13 million, almost double that of 2006
2008 projected: $21 million
SNAP FITNESS
Based: Chanhassen
First franchise: Alexandria, Minn., in 2004
Number of centers: 750
Overseas expansion: Details vague, but Europe, Asia and Mexico on the radar
2007 revenue: $18 million
2008 projected: $28 million
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