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capitol

[kap-i-tl] / ˈkæp ɪ tl /
NOUN
building or buildings housing chief governmental offices
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Barger referenced a former state Assembly speaker known for bare-knuckle tactics, which she said were needed now in the Capitol.

From Los Angeles Times

He traveled to Capitol Hill to advocate for research funding alongside the organization I AM ALS and appeared on NBC’s “Brilliant Minds” as a firefighter battling the disease.

From Salon

That life-size work, unveiled in 1888 at the Illinois Capitol, strikes an unmistakably similar pose.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most of Congress already left the Capitol Thursday, with many senators heading to a security conference in Munich, Germany, and others heading back to their home states.

From Salon

At least that’s the thought that occurred to me as I walked in the snow to the White House, and then from Union Station to the Capitol and Supreme Court.

From Salon