Gel·sen·kir·chen (g l z n-kîr kn, - n) A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley northeast of Essen. It is a major industrial and coal-mining center. Population: 267,000. |
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| But it might also have had something to do with the dispiriting results in Gelsenkirchen (3-0 loss to the Czech Republic), Kaiserslautern (1-1 draw with Italy) and Nuremberg (2-1 loss to Ghana). Gelsenkirchen -- German police stormed into the home of Katherina Plett and arrested her for home-schooling her children. The Fair's top prize, the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award, went to three students: Ahmeed Abdulrasool of Lane Technical High School in Chicago, Stephen Schulz of the Comprehensive School, Buer Center in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, and Gabrielle Gianelli of Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla. |
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