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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of extreme southeast Wisconsin on Lake Michigan north of Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1835, it developed as a port.
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Examples
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Hey you live in Kenosha I live in Zion like a couple of miles from you.
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There was a T-shaped machine made in Kenosha selling for 5.00 in 1890-something.
Flamingo (Pink) Hunting p_n_elrod 2008
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State Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager, a Democrat, said her agency was investigating reports that voters in Kenosha and Racine were wrongly told they could not register to vote at the polls on Election Day.
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The Washington Post reports on a case in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Connie Adams testified at an earlier hearing in Kenosha County Circuit Court that Seidler stalked her relentlessly for months with the aid of a global positioning system device that police later found planted under the hood of her car.
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Eugene A. Weaver was born March 7, 1923 in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Weaver, Eugene A. 1977
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The Kenosha News in Kenosha, Wisconsin, reports, Among adults, Valerie Sereno’s hula hooping motivation may seem quaint.
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Sixteen years after his birth in Kenosha, Orson Welles tramps to Dublin, then one of the world’s great theatrical centers.
Orson Agonistes 2006
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Sixteen years after his birth in Kenosha, Orson Welles tramps to Dublin, then one of the world’s great theatrical centers.
Orson Agonistes 2006
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Sixteen years after his birth in Kenosha, Orson Welles tramps to Dublin, then one of the world’s great theatrical centers.
Orson Agonistes 2006
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