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Lisle

Town in northeastern Illinois, on the East Branch of the Du Page River, 35 km/22 mi west of Chicago; population (1990) 19,500. Largely residential, it experienced substantial light industrial and commercial development during the 1980s, especially along the Illinois Research and Development Corridor.

Settled around 1830, Lisle served as a stopping point on the road between Chicago and Aurora. Illinois Benedictine College (1887) is here. Lisle is also the site of the Morton Arboretum (1922).



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``Upon inspection, we found the problem was an installation one,'' Newman/Haas general manager Brian Lisles said.
Mervyn James suggested that the fifth earl used his dealings with the Lisles to convince Henry and Wolsey that a noble of Northumberland's power and resources was necessary to stand up to them and put an end to the lawlessness of the area.
``I think every year we'd like to start like this,'' said Newman Haas Racing general manager Brian Lisles.
 
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