Tula

American

[too-luh] / ˈtu lə /

noun

a city in the W Russian Federation in Europe, S of Moscow.
a city in SW Hidalgo, in central Mexico, NW of Mexico City: site of ruins believed to be of the ancient Toltec city of Tula, fl. a.d. c1000–1200.

Tula British

/ ˈtulə /

noun

an industrial city in W central Russia. Pop: 460 000 (2005 est)

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Marina from Tula says her mother, a school teacher, was instructed to download the messenger but claimed to her superiors that she didn't have a smartphone.

From BBC

Officials in the western region of Tula also reported an overnight attack, where regional governor Dmitry V. Milyaev Russian said air defences had shot down 16 drones.

From BBC

The main, and most interesting characters, in HBO’s space opera are Valya Harkonnen, played by Emily Watson, and her sister Tula, played by Olivia Williams.

From Los Angeles Times

We knew we wanted to bring Valya and Tula together.

From Los Angeles Times

Did you always plan for Desmond to be Tula’s child?

From Los Angeles Times

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