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The city\\\'s notoriety expressed in common culture is located in novels, plays, movies, songs, various kinds of journals (for example, passe-temps, amusement, business, trade, and educational), as well as the news media. Chicago has many nicknames, which replicate the impressions and thoughts about historical and modern day Chicago. The top identified incorporate: \\\"[[Chi-town]],\\\" [[Origin from the title \\\"Windy City\\\"|\\\"Windy City,\\\"]] \\\"Second Town,\\\"#tag:ref as well as the \\\"City of Large Shoulders.\\\"[[Carl Sandburg]] referred to Chicago as the \\\"City of Big Shoulders\\\" in one of his poems, referencing both the blue-collar power house of Chicago\\\'s early economy as well as its numerous skyscrapers (whose steel frame designs were largely pioneered in Chicago).<ref>title=Carl Sandburg Poems - Chicago </ref> Chicago has also been called \\\"the most American of huge cities.\\\"<ref>[http://www.architechgallery.com/arch_info/exhibit_docs/exhibitions_2004/big_city_architech.html Architect Gallery website]. Retrieved November seven, 2009.</ref><ref>[http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=647299</div>Joe moores