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Chandler

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Chandler

City in Maricopa County, south-central Arizona, USA, in the Salt River Valley, 27 km/17 mi southeast of Phoenix; population (2000) 176,600. A primarily residential suburb of Phoenix, it is also a winter resort and processing centre in an irrigated farming and ranching area. The city has grown rapidly since the 1970s, largely because of new research and technology facilities. Among its manufactures are computer components, mobile homes, and fertilizer.

The sunny winter climate, the Gila Indian Reservation (to the west), and golf resorts attract visitors.
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Towers Chandler was pressing his evening suit in his hall bedroom.
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Chandler was keeping the woman alive by all the means in his power, but life was slipping away from her, and suddenly she died.
Of Human Bondage by Maugham, W. Somerset View in context
Ah, and a wery amiable chandler you'll make,' replied Sam, eyeing Job with a side look of intense dislike.
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