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Barce

British  
/ ˈbartʃe, ˈbarka /

noun

  1. the Italian name for Al Marj

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I love Barce but i feel bad for the locals, American pros have killed their whole city.

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The Italians hurried for Barce, where the northern railway spur from Bengasi ends, but before many troops could entrain and get away, the Australians were right on the Italian behind.

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McGaughy is working on the plan and initial construction of a new city of 30,000 to replace the Libyan town of Barce, destroyed in a 1963 earthquake.

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If Insurgent troops pierce another 16 miles into Catalonia to take Artesa, then Barce lona, the Loyalist capital, will be seriously threatened.

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Ah! didst thou love as thy Hamilcar loves, Words were superfluous; in my eyes, my Barce, Thou'dst read the tender eloquence of love, Th' uncounterfeited language of my heart.

From The Inflexible Captive A Tragedy, in Five Acts by More, Hannah