Stuttgart
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- proper noun
- Brunhilde is from Stuttgart where her armor was made.
- Stuttgart, Germany
- Stuttgart museum
- University of Stuttgart
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Watch on YouTubeOK, we have taken to the streets of Stuttgart in search for colourful, fun activities.
- OK, we have taken to the streets of Stuttgart in search for colourful, fun activities.
- And so Hagel is born in Stuttgart to his father, Giorg, and his mother, Maria.
- They're all football hooligans, these guys, or they were at one time Stuttgart football club, had relationships with hockey football club.
- So they could have facilitated anything from Stuttgart coming our way, not as a response force, but for supplies and and sustainability.
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Stuttgart is known for its automotive industry, with several major car manufacturers based there.
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I worked at the plant in Stuttgart.
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OK, we have taken to the streets of Stuttgart in search for colourful, fun activities.
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Compared to U.S. cities of similar size, Stuttgart enjoys a rich and diverse cultural life.
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In the course of this, he went to an exhibit of modern architecture in Stuttgart.
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Although not all German cities are experiencing the same economic boom, Stuttgart exudes wealth and vitality.
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Giants such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Zeiss are all based in the gleaming, modern state capital, Stuttgart.
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I enjoyed exploring the innovative architecture in Stuttgart, Germany, during my recent trip.
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The cultural heritage of Stuttgart attracts many visitors each year to its museums and festivals.
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Etymology
Stuttgart comes from old German parts Stute 'mare' and Garten 'garden' or 'enclosure'. It began as a place where horses were kept, like a 'stud' farm, so the name means 'mare's garden' and shows the town began as a horse farm even though today it is famous for cars.