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The 10 pages that link to Columbus, Ohio, each with the reason it gives.

• American Federation of LaborRelated: Delegates established the federation there in December 1886.

• CincinnatiCompared with: Columbus’s government-centered growth contrasts with Cincinnati’s river-port history.

• ClevelandCompared with: Columbus is Ohio’s political center, while Cleveland developed as a lakefront industrial and cultural hub.

• OhioBroader topic: State government and many statewide institutions are based in Columbus.

• IndianapolisCompared with: Both cities are Midwestern state capitals, but Columbus belongs to a different state and metropolitan region.

• The Ohio State UniversityNarrower topic: The university's growth and public role are closely tied to Ohio's capital city.

• James ThurberRelated: Thurber’s Midwestern upbringing supplied settings and social details for much of his writing.

• DaytonRelated: Columbus is the state’s political center and a major destination from Dayton.

• History of OhioBroader topic: Its growth tracks the expanding role of state government and the central Ohio economy.

• Jerrie MockRelated: Mock began and completed her world flight in her hometown.