IL
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IL
- The conference is being held in Springfield, IL, next month.
You know, I'm from Rockford, IL, you know, my parents are from Ghana and West Africa.
- You know, I'm from Rockford, IL, you know, my parents are from Ghana and West Africa.
- And that's going to be in a small town of Wyoming, IL.
- Now, you can imagine that did not make the Holocaust survivors in Skokie, IL feel good.
- But he wasn't even living near us, which was interesting because he was in Oak Brook, IL That's kind of where he was.
- Once Upon a Time, she went to a magical club on Rush Street in Chicago, IL.
- I grew up in Wheaton, IL so I was born close to there with my mom in the room.
- That's next April from Rockport, IL has thoughts on Genusel.
- Springfield, IL drove up quite a ways.
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Hi, my name is Catherine and I'm from Wheeling, IL just outside of Chicago.
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I'm in a town called Frankfort, IL, which is a SW suburb of Chicago.
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I mean, Reagan was born there at Lincoln, IL and you know what else?
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Next is from Amy in Columbia, IL Oh, look at that color combination.
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We're from Chicago, IL Good mythical morning.
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So Carter Glass, Chicago, IL kids in the stocks and bonds.
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There was a woman who had a book in Rockford, IL Yeah.
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I grew up in Wheaton, IL so I was born close to there with my mom in the room.
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Springfield, IL drove up quite a ways.
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And then when I got out, we moved to to Chicago, to Evanston, IL, which sort of Northwestern is.
Synonyms
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A US state in the Midwest with the city Chicago and different landscapes
A nickname for Illinois in the United States because Abraham Lincoln lived there
A nickname for the state of Illinois because of its wide prairie land
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Etymology
IL is the US postal abbreviation for Illinois, taken from the state's name as a short form used on addresses and forms. That's why you see IL after a city name on mail and in lists of places.