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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- A city of north-central Germany on Schwerin Lake southwest of Rostock. Originally a Sorbian settlement, it was chartered c. 1160 and today is a commercial, industrial, and transportation center in an agricultural region. Population: 96,300.
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A spokesman for the police in the city of Schwerin, which is responsible for Gossel's protection, said: "We are treating this as
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That is because Corwin's Medicare argument lacks credibility, said Josh Schwerin, a Democratic aide.
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The Free Democrats FDP, junior coalition partners in Berlin but only an opposition party in Schwerin, face a humiliating defeat in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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The fundraising surge shows Murphy's "message … is really resonating," spokesman Josh Schwerin said.
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"The function of a gallery is to educate and provide free access to contemporary art," said Ms. Schwerin, who tried to stress that galleries may appear intimidating but they really aren't.
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Workers at the construction site of the Marienplatz-Galerie shopping center in June in Schwerin, northeastern Germany.
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The same three drumbeats that introduced BBC German Service reports during the war were followed by a few seconds of silence, and then a whisper: Attention, Schwerin . . .
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Schwerin said Murphy has announced other funding as well.
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The same holds true for Lieutenant Colonel Ulrich von Schwerin, sent to London before the invasion of Poland to try to convince the English that the invasion would be thwarted if the English gave Hitler to understand that they were ready to defend the Slavic nation.
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Iglitzin is a labor law attorney with the Seattle, Wash., firm of Schwerin
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