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7/25/2007 |
Ambreen Ali, Medill Reports Chicago |
(Medill Reports Chicago) It is in that spirit that the Chicago Council on Global Affairs formed the Global Chicago Center in 1999. "Civic and community leaders can shape a city's ... |
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1/17/2007 |
Mayor's Press Office, City of Chicago |
Mayor Richard M. Daley today joined officials of Motorola and the People’s Republic of China in announcing two major gifts to the Chicago Public Schools Chinese Language and Culture Program…. |
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1/10/2007 |
Chicago 2016 Committee |
The City of Chicago and Chicago 2016 announced today the formation of World Sport Chicago, a long-term alliance that will promote the development of amateur sport and international competition in the Chicagoland area…. |
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1/7/2007 |
TOM DAYKIN, Staff, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Journal Sentinel Inc. |
Getting mileage out of proximity;
In this age of a global economy, Chicago, with its nearness to Milwaukee, can help draw more businesses, investors and residents to southeastern Wisconsin |
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1/4/2007 |
Chicago Daily Herald |
The news from the recent, international climate negotiations in Nairobi, Kenya, was not heartening. |
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11/30/2006 |
Paul Merrion, Crain's Chicago Business |
(Crain’s) — South African Airways plans to launch Chicago’s first nonstop service to Africa next year, with four flights a week from O’Hare International Airport. |
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11/17/2006 |
Blair Kamin, Chicago Tribune |
It's easy to overlook the fine little exhibit on green architecture in Chicago now at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The show, … |
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11/8/2006 |
Ilan Brat, The Wall Street Journal |
CHICAGO -- To understand how Chicago has avoided the decline that has ravaged so many other Midwestern cities, take a look at a massive 98-year-old building in a crook of the Chicago River just outside the city's famed downtown Loop…. |
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8/18/2006 |
NEIL MacFARQUHAR, New York Times |
CHICAGO, Aug. 18 — The stretch of Devon Avenue in North Chicago also named for Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, seems as if it has been transplanted directly from that country. The shops are packed with traditional wedding finery, and the spice mix in the restaurants’ kebabs is just right. |
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3/18/2006 |
The Economist |
APPEARANCES often deceive, but, in one respect at least, the visitor’s first impression of Chicago is likely to be correct:
this is a city buzzing with life, humming with prosperity, sparkling with new buildings, new sculptures, new parks, and
generally exuding vitality. The Loop, … |
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