Saragossa

American

[sar-uh-gos-uh] / ˌsær əˈgɒs ə /

noun

a city in NE Spain, on the Ebro River.

Saragossa British

/ ˌsærəˈɡɒsə /

noun

the English name for Zaragoza

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There are now even two trains a day between Saragossa and Canfranc.

From BBC

The Corsa will be built at Opel's largest manufacturing site, in Saragossa, Spain.

From Reuters

The 4K version’s polish brings “Phantasm” back in line with its original influences: trippy “head movies” like “The Holy Mountain” and “The Saragossa Manuscript,” and funky micro-budget genre pieces like “Carnival of Souls.”

From Los Angeles Times

Reminiscent of the great storytelling classics — “The Thousand and One Nights,” Boccaccio’s “Decameron” or Jan Potocki’s “Manuscript Found in Saragossa” — the book is both deeply engaging and transporting.

From Washington Post

The new charity was introduced into Saragossa in a.d.

From Project Gutenberg

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