Dusseldorf
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- proper noun
- The video was produced by Florian Breuer, Andreas Huck, and Roland Nebe of Warped Type in Dusseldorf, Germany, earlier this month.
- Dusseldorf, Germany
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Watch on YouTubeSo Ali said, and I'm just going to use this as an example, if you're going to do an attack in Dusseldorf, how would you do that?
- So Ali said, and I'm just going to use this as an example, if you're going to do an attack in Dusseldorf, how would you do that?
- Like you had this guy who flew a plane from like France or somewhere flying to Dusseldorf and just flew the whole plane into the Alps.
- I did the Tyson Fury fight and Dusseldorf got to the VIP but, and I need to do with this one, but security is so, so tight.
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We traveled to Dusseldorf, Geneva...
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My parents were from Dusseldorf.
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There are not enough planes, so now we're taking the bus back to Dusseldorf to stay in a hotel and try again tomorrow.
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My father made the finest suits in Dusseldorf.
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I saw this church in Dusseldorf... made of limestone, big as a train station.
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On the flight from Munchen to Dusseldorf (also yesterday), I read an article in the Wall Street Journal.
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Arriving from Dusseldorf, Lufthansa flight 761, gate number 8.
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Would all passengers traveling on B C C Air Flight 003 to Dusseldorf please proceed immediately to Gate 19, where the flight is now boarding.
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I am visiting Dusseldorf next week to explore its vibrant art scene.
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The international conference will be held in Dusseldorf this year, attracting experts from around the world.
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Etymology
The word Dusseldorf comes from the small river Düssel and the German ending -dorf meaning 'village'. It originally meant 'the village on the Düssel', which explains why the river and location are central to the city's name today.