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Carlsbad

American  
[kahrlz-bad] / ˈkɑrlz bæd /

noun

  1. a town in southern California.

  2. a city in southeastern New Mexico.

  3. former name of Karlovy Vary.


Carlsbad British  
/ ˈkarlsbaːt /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of the German name for Karlovy Vary

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This Carlsbad manufacturing facility will be Novartis’ third radioligand therapy production site in the U.S., and will help meet future demand for doses for patients in western states and Hawaii.

From Los Angeles Times

Knowles sued the seller, Tweed Fox of Carlsbad Cotons, over the test results showing Ted was not a purebred puppy, but said she lost.

From Los Angeles Times

Paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene, according to Carlsbad police.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Anderson died on 14 July at a nursing home in Carlsbad, California, having lived "a wonderful life", her family said.

From BBC

The first park in California opened in Carlsbad in 1976 and the San Diego area is still considered a central hub for the sport.

From Los Angeles Times