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Brussels,
officially the
Brussels-Capital Region, is a
region of
Belgium comprising 19 muni****lities,
including the City of
Brussels,
which is the capital...
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kilometres (7.5 mi)
northeast of
Brussels. Also
informally known as
Brussels-National
Airport or
Brussels-Zaventem Airport,
Brussels Airport handled more than...
- The City of
Brussels is the
largest muni****lity and
historical centre of the
Brussels-Capital Region, as well as the
capital of the
French Community of...
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attacks in and
close to
Brussels, Belgium, were
carried out by the
Islamic State (IS). Two
suicide bombers detonated bombs at
Brussels Airport in Zaventem...
- York City to
Brussels Airport in Belgium. On 15
February 1961, the
Boeing 707-329
operating the
flight crashed on
approach to
Brussels Airport, killing...
- as high
green copper dome that
rises 89
metres (292 ft)
above ground,
dominating Brussels' north-western skyline. It is
served by the tram stop...
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Similar grounds are
Brussels ground, Droschel, vrai
reseau and
bobbin mesh.
Mechlin ground This
ground is
known as Rose
ground ,
Point a la Vierge, fond...
- part of South-African handler).
Among the
airports served are Amsterdam,
Brussels, Milan, Düsseldorf, Rome, Nice,
Toulouse and Málaga . In 1949, Belgavia...
- The
Brussels Metro (French: Métro de
Bruxelles [metʁo də bʁysɛl]; Dutch:
Brusselse metro [ˈbrʏsəlsə ˈmeːtroː]) is a
rapid transit system serving a large...
- any lace from
Brussels; however,
strictly interpreted, the term
refers to
bobbin lace, in
which the
pattern is made first, and the
ground, or réseau added...
