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Chicago

[shi-kah-goh, -kaw-] / ʃɪˈkɑ goʊ, -ˈkɔ- /


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He praised protesters who have peacefully organised against immigration operations, discussed electoral redistricting and talked about his presidential library, which is due to open in Chicago next year.

From BBC

Those who settled in populous cities, like New York and Chicago, even opened up their living rooms to serve home-cooked pasta and meals to support their local community.

From Salon

Here, rather like the Chicago stockyards, thousands of dairy cows are fed in crowded feedlots by a method called intensive and dry-lot feeding, or, alternately, kept indoors in barns.

From Los Angeles Times

"All of this frames how the media and the public make sense of Liu and Gu, who have been cast as the good and bad immigrant respectively," says Professor Richard King of Columbia College Chicago.

From BBC

Chicago inventor Charles Cretors unveiled a steam-powered wagon capable of popping corn consistently and at volume.

From The Wall Street Journal