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Cordele

American  
[kawr-deel, kawr-deel] / kɔrˈdil, ˈkɔr dil /

noun

  1. a city in SW Georgia.


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“We worked in earnest to make this bill fair while still achieving our goal of making sure children’s parents are involved in a sensitive and often life-changing issue,” said Sen. Carden Summers, a Cordele Republican.

From Seattle Times Feb. 13, 2024

“Atlanta is different than Cordele, where I work, and prosecutors there need the discretion to handle cases differently,” said Brad Rigby, head of the Georgia district attorneys’ association.

From Washington Post Oct. 27, 2021

In reducing its rates in Cordele, this company moved to protect its investment and business in Cordele from unfair competition and not from "public competition."

From Time Magazine Archive

Even the phraseology of this company's rate schedule was duplicated on the published rate schedule of the Cordele authorities.

From Time Magazine Archive

Cordele, Gregory's sister, was to be her brother's housekeeper; and her brother was a fortune to his family and an honor to all the village.

From Black Forest Village Stories by Auerbach, Berthold

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