Nearly as peacefully as a leaf sinks to the ground, more than 100,000 people filed out of Grant Park in downtown Chicago last night. Some held their joy in rapt silence, seemingly dazed as they funneled through throngs along Michigan Avenue. Others paused on their journey home, to let go their tongues and chant one [...]
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