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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of east-central Indiana northeast of Indianapolis. Established on the site of an earlier Delaware settlement, it was the setting for Robert and Helen Lynd's pioneering sociological study Middletown (1929).
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- noun a town in east central Indiana
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE -- A Muncie baby sitter was questioned by police Tuesday after an infant died unexpectedly while under her care -- for the second time in 11 weeks.
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE Students recently graduating from Ball State University in Muncie in the fall 2009 semester include two area students.
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MUNCIE -- A Muncie baby sitter was questioned by police Tuesday after an infant died unexpectedly while under her care -- for the second time in 11 weeks.
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Letterman studied radio and television at Ball State University, in Muncie, Indiana (B.A. 1969).
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Obama repeated these sentiments today at another event in Muncie, Indiana.
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