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Things midwest often describes (“midwest ________”)
studies,
states,
region,
city,
farmers,
town,
children,
cities,
floods,
area,
center,
portraits,
america,
journal,
state,
community,
regions,
areas,
director,
communities,
manager,
conference,
office,
universities,
metropolis,
markets,
college,
residents,
school,
market,
towns,
percent,
u.s.,
tradition,
centers,
belt,
symposium,
winters,
colleges,
meeting,
industry,
beach,
hospital,
company,
friends,
plants,
newspapers,
sections,
points,
schools,
farms,
leaders,
coast,
weiner,
northeast,
section,
politics,
frontier,
university,
firms,
territory,
review,
plains,
manufacturer,
producers,
living,
usa,
edition,
plant,
citizens,
republicans,
economy,
quarterly,
accent,
utilities,
division,
farm,
companies,
prairies,
manufacturers,
campus,
landscape,
county,
village,
adults,
corn,
agriculture,
locations
How midwest often is described (“________ midwest”)
upper,
rural,
industrial,
northern,
american,
entire,
lower,
agricultural,
central,
urban,
whole,
southern,
native,
eastern,
century,
conservative,
western,
fertile,
free,
agrarian,
north,
prehistoric,
flat,
town,
humid,
1963-64,
antebellum,
industrialized,
metropolitan,
east,
isolationist,
far,
nonmetropolitan,
depressed,
landlocked,
crucial,
suburban,
canadian,
frigid,
arid,
stricken,
beloved,
chicago,
provincial,
japan,
populated,
glaciated,
southwest,
frozen,
brazilian,
prosperous,
forested,
ridden,
booming,
growing,
producing,
casper,
covered,
postwar,
urbanized,
chilly,
ravaged,
unionized,
semirural
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