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Krakau

British  
/ ˈkraːkau /

noun

  1. the German name for Cracow

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Bieber’s world tour kicked off Feb. 18 at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego and was supposed to run well into 2023, with the final show set for March 25 in Krakau, Poland.

From Los Angeles Times

“This is something we already have, and people want to protect it,” said Robin Krakau, a fan of Hannover and one of the leaders of the club’s ProVerein1896 movement.

From New York Times

All five cities vying to host the 2022 winter games could face some of the warmest weather they've ever seen when the Olympics open Feb 14, 2014 By and Central square in Krakau, Poland. 

From Scientific American

Helms lives on the street side and Krakau on the side nearest the courtyard.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1908, Nowak at the University of Krakau in Austria made a very important contribution to the study of this disease.

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