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Dagu

American  
[dah-gy] / ˈdɑˈgü /
(Wade-Giles) Taku

noun

Pinyin.

  1. a fortified city in eastern Hebei province, in northeastern China, east of Tianjin: battles 1860, 1900.

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The Shanghai chain Dagu Rice Noodle, which made its splashy U.S. debut in Las Vegas in 2019, expands to the Chinatown International District.

From Seattle Times • Feb. 24, 2024

"I was supposed to arrange my daughter's wedding this year and also construct a house. That's unlikely now. My creditors are demanding money," says Dagu Khote, who borrowed money to plant onions.

From BBC • Mar. 14, 2023

It said three new dams at Dagu, Jiacha, and Jeixu were small-scale projects: "They will not affect flood control or the ecological environment of downstream areas," the foreign ministry said.

From BBC • Mar. 20, 2014

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