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civic

[siv-ik] / ˈsɪv ɪk /


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It created loyalty, civic investment and philanthropy—the long-term commitment that built private schools, museums, hospitals, universities and cultural institutions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Known locally as “Chicago’s Very Own,” WGN has long been a source of civic pride in the city.

From Los Angeles Times

As a result, while volunteering and civic engagement remain prevalent, students’ interest seems concentrated on a smaller number of ever more competitive student organizations, such as consulting or banking clubs.

From The Wall Street Journal

The initiative is intended, organizers say, to broaden the fair’s reach beyond its art world audience — positioning Frieze as a civic platform rather than a purely commercial event.

From Los Angeles Times

This fourth Reconstruction will require substantial investments in public education, arts and civic organizations.

From Salon