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Old 10-02-2009, 10:48 AM #1
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Default No Olympic's for Chicago
That is a bummer. My brother-in-law has been out of work since January and had a prospective job if they got it. He is a civil engineer and they would have had more work than they know what to do with.

My family was from Chicago and I hear that although the politicians wanted it, the citizens did not.

Has anyone here ever been to the Olympic's?
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