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South Bend

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South Bend
A city of northern Indiana near the Michigan border northwest of Fort Wayne. A fur-trading post was established here in 1820. Population: 105,000.

South Bend
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(Placename) a city in the US, in N Indiana: university (1842). Pop.: 107 789 (2000)
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Noun1.South Bend - a city in northern IndianaSouth Bend - a city in northern Indiana          
Hoosier State, Indiana, IN - a state in midwestern United States


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The judge ordered the cleric to stay in the South Bend region and to attend next Thursday's hearings of his extradition case.
The most convenient and hassle-free way to get around in South Bend is on a charter bus.
Witness the century-old South Bend Lathe brand, whose machine tools are being reintroduced under new ownership, made in a different country, and sold through a new set of distributors.
 
 
 
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