Tórshavn
Americannoun
noun
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Seeking their first World Cup appearance since 2006, the Czechs are not even completely sure of a berth in the playoffs next March -- a situation compounded by their loss in Torshavn on Sunday.
From Barron's
Faroe Islands continued their excellent form in Group L as they stunned the Czech Republic in Torshavn, winning 2-1.
From Barron's
Speaking in his grass-roofed office looking out over a busy harbour in Tórshavn, Johannesen says tunnels helped to grow the population and the economy of the archipelago, which is home to some 54,000 people, in contrast to Shetland's 23,000.
From BBC
“The fact that you have around ten to 15 different sausages to choose from and at least the same amount of dressings and sauces makes it a perfect meal for a lot of people,” says Jógvan Steingrim Rasmussen, Head Chef of Áarstova in the country’s capital city of Tórshavn.
From Salon
Shipped from Tórshavn on 20 August 1807, the jumper was accompanied by a note from carpenter Niels C Winther, written in Danish.
From BBC
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