Similar words: ague, vague, plague, league, plagued, vaguely, in league, at a guess. Meaning: n. the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic in the western part of the country; a cultural and commercial center since the 14th century.
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91 The first breakthrough came on July 9 with the departure by air to Prague of 51 refugees from the Czechoslovak embassy.
92 In March 1939, the German army marched into Prague.
93 The eyes, he told onlookers in Prague, never lie.
94 He enthralled audiences in Prague, Vienna, and Paris.
95 In January 1968, the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic set off a reform movement called "Prague Spring".
96 According to a previous announced agreement, Prague will pay for three of the planes and receive the fourth in exchange for five L-159 ALCA jets it no longer needs.
97 MILAN - Kaka also met the journalists before leaving for Prague at Malpensa airport.
98 The German A - team travels to Prague on March 23, and will return to Germany on March 25.
99 After Vienna, he visited Prague and Dresden, where he met more musical celebrities.
100 First daughter Anna Foster took a carriage ride with the mayor of Prague and his wife.
101 Again we were paralyzed in 1968 when the Prague uprising was crushed.
102 We have offices in New York, Washington D. C. , Atlanta, Prague, Skopje, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
103 Trouble in Georgia pow - wow in Prague point to new east - west tensions.
104 US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev are due to sign a landmark nuclear arms treaty in the Czech capital Prague.
105 Prague, Czech Republic; and is globally represented by an extensive partner network.
106 Earlier this week Siemens said it would relocate accounting staff to the Czech capital Prague to save costs.
107 Cream CRM is an initiative of the Media Development Loan Fund's Center for Advanced Media in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
108 The upcoming movie is said to be a globe-trotting adventure, as production took place in Prague, Dubai and Vancouver.
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109 President Obama, who initiated the global effort in a speech in Prague in April 2009, called the collective agreement “a testament to what is possible” in multilateral partnership.
110 Prague was elected the best bargain city, followed by Budapest and Lisbon.
111 Tomas Cap and Michal Kraus have displayed the portraits of 200 lower-house deputies in plastic boxes on the wall of a Prague alternative gallery, in front of an air gun and a boxful of ammunition.
112 "Krtek spent a lot of time floating around the international space station," Feustel commented during his visit to Prague. Miler said in a letter to Feustel he was honored.
113 What are the three important points of the Prague School?
114 Researchers at Charles University in Prague have found that the faces of brown-eyed men were judged more dominant than faces of blue-eyed men.
115 Semifinalist of French Open 2006 and world No. 10 Nicole Vaidisova is in Prague. She consists exams at school and she is going to go on holiday.
116 The introduction is Mancunian the job that increases place of service quality respect to do in acceptance with Prague and taking result.
117 Along with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel, Havel hosts the annual Forum 2000 meeting in Prague, bringing together global political leaders and academics to discuss pressing world problems.
118 Gottwald in Prague and Rakosi in Budapest had interviewed her about China.
119 Like Budapest in 1956 and Prague in 1968, it has become a global symbol of totalitarian repression.
120 One of the most atmospheric corners of Prague is the old Jewish ghetto.
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