Naperville
Americannoun
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Yousra Hassan, a 20-year-old from Burundi, a French-speaking country in East Africa, won a scholarship to North Central College in Naperville, Ill., after 18 months of intensive English study.
She said a comfortable life in Naperville, Ill., costs about $120,000 annually, but the financial independence she earned by building wealth before having a child offers her rare freedom as a parent.
From MarketWatch
A person from Naperville can call himself a Chicagoan without any question.
Her 1,200-square-foot house in Naperville, Ill., is “the oldest, smallest home on the block,” she said — but to her, “my home is a dream.”
From MarketWatch
In 2000, whispers of a 13-year-old phenom from Naperville, Ill. — a Chicago suburb — began reverberating through the AAU circuit.
From Los Angeles Times
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