what is the most prominent exurb of the chicagoland area?
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I'd say it would have to be fun fun fun world. It's the most awsome theme park in the world.
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Auburndale \nsince most cant find it It's between Lakeland and Winter Haven
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IDK of any Indian ones. Chicago has a very large Hispanic and Polish population. I lived in Aurora for a little over a year (it's literally right next to Naperthrill) We lived in Fox Pointe Apts. it was cheap and didnt have any problems there at all, but i guess it really depend on what you want to spend. Naperville and Aurora combined have a population over 300k so there's a lot of apartments and condos to chose from
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Top 5:\n\nNew York\nLos Angeles\nChicago\nHouston\nPhiladelphia\n\nHere's top 50:\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0763098.html\n\nAnd Top 100:\n\nhttp://www.city-data.com/top1.html
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scottland yard\n\n:> peace
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Logan Square Preservation is a not for profit organization dedicated to promoting architecture, beautification and history of the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago. For more information see the internet site:\nhttp://www.logansquarepreservation.org/
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Chicago, was born and raised here.  Have lived a few other places but nothing compares to Chi-Town.
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I believe its called Chicago style.
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I doubt there are a bunch of places...not in chicago at least...i'd try ebay
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There is the Van Galder! My dad has taken it many times between Wisconsin and Chicago.\n\nOh and there's also MegaBus... which is really cheap.
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The Jersey shore just outside of New York City.\n\nBTW, my grandfather emigrated from Kent. :-)
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You might try to Chicago Cultural Center or the Chicago Historical Society.  I'd imagine that there are very few primary sources left alive at this point, but these two organizations probably have historians you could interview or know who the experts are.
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Los Angeles & Chicago
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New york, chicago, London
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University of Chicago?
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Kansas City, Minneapolis (Mall of America), Chicago (Navy Pier and shopping), Des Moines, etc...
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Interesting question! I found this:\nThe most expensive home in the Midwest is this Lake Bluff, Ill., mansion, built in 1910-1911 and designed by man-about-town architect Benjamin Marshall. The property sits on 21 acres and has a tennis court, pool, formal gardens, a polo field (the first in the Midwest), two separate apartments and a coach house. The home was featured in the films Kissing a Fool and Chain Reaction. The house has had ten offers from individuals, with the lowest coming in at $14 million...they're asking $25 million!\n\nCheck it out: http://www.forbes.com/lifestyle/2004/07/22/cx_bs_0723homeslide.html?partner=yahoo