Preussen
Americannoun
noun
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Gnabry, who fractured his arm in the German Cup win at Preussen Muenster on Sept. 26, started running in training on Wednesday with a cast on his arm.
From Washington Times
Contrary to media reports, Prinz von Preussen said, he has no intention of cleaning out Berlin and Brandenburg’s museums: He was simply fulfilling his family duty by pursuing the claim.
From New York Times
Its version, called Preussen Weisse, is a summer beer for people who find the usual banana and clove flavors in hefeweizen too fruity and cloying.
From Washington Post
Apply this to the 'K�nig von Preussen,' and wonder not if I found myself its inhabitant for three weeks afterwards.
From Project Gutenberg
There the titular bishop of still unconverted Preussen advises him of that field of work for his idle knights.
From Project Gutenberg
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