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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of north-central Wisconsin west-northwest of Green Bay. Settled in the mid-1800s, it grew as a lumber town.
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- proper noun a city in north-central
Wisconsin - proper noun a town in north-central Wisconsin
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a town in north central Wisconsin
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Examples
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WAUSAU (WAOW) -- Friends and family gather in Wausau to honor the life of
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"I don't think this election is about details," crowed Ron Johnson, the Tea Party-backed challenger to three-term Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, shortly after his opponent meticulously explained how the 2009 stimulus bill saved more than a million and a half jobs at their recent debate in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Cluchey: The Price of Tea Daniel Cluchey 2010
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"I don't think this election is about details," crowed Ron Johnson, the Tea Party-backed challenger to three-term Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, shortly after his opponent meticulously explained how the 2009 stimulus bill saved more than a million and a half jobs at their recent debate in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Cluchey: The Price of Tea Daniel Cluchey 2010
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"I don't think this election is about details," crowed Ron Johnson, the Tea Party-backed challenger to three-term Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, shortly after his opponent meticulously explained how the 2009 stimulus bill saved more than a million and a half jobs at their recent debate in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Cluchey: The Price of Tea Daniel Cluchey 2010
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"I don't think this election is about details," crowed Ron Johnson, the Tea Party-backed challenger to three-term Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, shortly after his opponent meticulously explained how the 2009 stimulus bill saved more than a million and a half jobs at their recent debate in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Cluchey: The Price of Tea Daniel Cluchey 2010
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"I don't think this election is about details," crowed Ron Johnson, the Tea Party-backed challenger to three-term Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, shortly after his opponent meticulously explained how the 2009 stimulus bill saved more than a million and a half jobs at their recent debate in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Cluchey: The Price of Tea Daniel Cluchey 2010
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Burris called the Wausau police March 25, after the car had been sitting there for between six and nine months, he said.
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New ad: Rep.blicans are airing an ad in Rep. David Obey's district calling the Wausau Democrat the "architect" of President Barack Obama's out-of-control spending.
JSOnline.com JSOnline.com 2010
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On Friday, the tour held events in Green Bay, Rhinelander and Wausau.
Union Fight Sparks Recall Campaigns Amy Merrick 2011
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"That's not something that makes us think he's liberal; supporting NPR funding is something he should just do," says Christine Bremer Muggli, a Wausau lawyer active in Democratic politics.
Debt Debate Puts GOP Freshmen in Fix Naftali Bendavid 2011
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