The phrase "at chou" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a misspelling or a fragment that lacks context, making it unclear what is intended.
Example: "I met him at chou for lunch." (assuming "chou" is meant to refer to a place, but it is not standard English).
Alternatives: "at the café" or "at the restaurant."
And there I was again among the toasters clinking glasses that night at Chou En-lai's banquet for the president.
On a phenomenal forced march it covered eighty-five mines in one night and day, and in late afternoon descended upon the only other possible ferry crossing in the vicinity, at Chou P'ing Fort.
He's even hiring more salespeople in anticipation of growth at Chou's group.
"Everyone is familiar with newspapers or even how a stamp works," says Chris Keimel, one of the behind-the-scenes geniuses at Chou's lab.
Traveling west in the city and east culturally, a stop at Chung Chou City on Grand Street in Chinatown starts at windows displaying dried abalone.
A student task force is supporting Asian-American studies at Princeton, Chou said, and Asian-American alumni have been energized by gatherings at Reunions the last two years.
Now at Cornell, Chou has plenty of opportunities to be in the field.
The sign at Chung Chou City in Manhattan's Chinatown says "shark fin clearance" in bold Chinese characters.
The police found the computer in November at Mr. Chou's home in Herndon, Va., during their investigation of an immigration fraud ring.
One is a GxxØ motif at S1-S2 that is typical of many LDs (Schlenker et al., 2006), and the other is an Asx motif creating the tight β-turn at S9-S10 (Chou, 2000), which are conserved in C9ORF72s, but not universal in the whole DENN family (Supplementary Fig. S6C).
As founder and director of the U.S.-China Arts ExColumbiat ColuMr.a, Mr. Chou also poured substantial energies — at the expense of his own composing — into bridging the cultural divide between East and West.
