Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of southwest Sweden on the Oresund opposite Sjaelland. It belonged to Denmark until the mid-1600s.
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He then gained popularity at the Municipal Theatre in Helsingborg (1953 – 55), the Municipal Theatre of Malmö (1955 – 60), and the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm (1960 – 62), where he appeared in productions as varied as William Shakespeare’s King John and Arthur Miller’s After the Fall.
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The Swedish connection is Andrew Manze, the SSO's associate guest conductor, who is also principal conductor of the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra.
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The Swedish connection is Andrew Manze, the SSO's associate guest conductor, who is also principal conductor of the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra.
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A state of rivalry In 1710, Sweden defeated Denmark at the Battle of Helsingborg, and the Danish Crown lost its last bid for land on the Scandinavian Peninsula.
Serious and Silly Filmmaking in Denmark J. S. Marcus 2011
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It was on its way from Fredrikstad, Norway to Helsingborg, southern Sweden.
Norway, Sweden Work to Contain Oil Spill Sven Grundberg 2011
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MF Alejandro Bedoya 90 (assist) in Orebro's 2-1 loss at Helsingborg
Friday kickaround 2010
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Here you had one country headmaster after another, gentlemen from Viborg, Aalborg and Helsingborg with round spectacles and bald Lenin heads.
Archive 2009-10-01 David McDuff 2009
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The Sounds — from Helsingborg, Sweden — are one of these bands.
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The Sounds is an electronica-infused punk quintette from Helsingborg, Sweden, founded in 1999 as a high-school band.
Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume Forty-Six 2009
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Rya, eight kilometers south of Helsingborg, is a short, traditional course built in the early 1930s.
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