Hercegovina

American

[her-tse-gaw-vi-nah] / ˌhɛr tsɛˈgɔ vɪ nɑ /

noun

Herzegovina.

Hercegovina British

/ ˈhɛrtsɛɡɔvina /

noun

a variant of Herzegovina

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Hundreds of Sarajevo residents gathered Saturday at the square to sign a petition of support for US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as they are thankful for the involvement of both Bill Clinton as a president and Hillary as a secretary of state for their work and efforts in stopping of brutal Bosnian war in the 1990's and later formation of modern and democratic Bosnia Hercegovina.

From US News

Bosnia and Hercegovina international Begovic is set to complete an £8m move to Stamford Bridge, where the 28-year-old will compete with Thibaut Courtois for the number one spot.

From BBC

Croats voting in Hercegovina and in the diaspora helped her.

From Economist

At the time there were three bidders for a network of banks and financial institutions in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Serbia and Montenegro.

From Forbes

Bosnia and Hercegovina striker Edin Dzeko is one of those whose performances have lifted since Pellegrini's arrival.

From BBC

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