Gorica

British

/ ˈɡɔritsa /

noun

the Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian name for Gorizia

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To prevent further deaths, hours spent in COVID-19 red zones should be limited to six a day, with a one-month time limit on rotas, said Doctor Gorica Djokic, a secretary general of the Union of Doctors and Pharmacists.

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The towns of Nova Gorica in Slovenia and Gorizia in Italy are closely linked culturally and economically.

From Fox News

“Whether we win today or lose, Croatia is going to be on fire,” said Croatian fan Kristjan Alapic, from the city of Velika Gorica, as he stood outside Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre.

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This is why Matej Persolja, 33, founded CarLock, a company based in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, and San Francisco in the US.

From BBC

Last month, a French historical lobby group called for the remains to be taken from Nova Gorica's monastery back to France.

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