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Gdynia
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Gdy·ni·a  (g-dn-, -dny)
A city of northern Poland on the Gulf of Gdask northwest of Gdask. It has been a major Baltic port since the 1930s. Population: 252,000.

Gdynia (Polish) [ˈgdɪnja]
n
(Placename) a port in N Poland, near Gdańsk: developed 1924-39 as the outlet for trade through the Polish Corridor; naval base. Pop.: 253 521 (1999 est.)


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The popularity of his cooking led to the invitation to take part in the competition which takes part in Gydinia City, north of Gdansk on Thursday.
At the cook-off, in Gydinia City on Thursday, he plans to prepare roasted cod fillet, wrapped in pancetta with minestrone of puy lentils, with summer vegetables and parmesan crisp.
Thales were appointed Prime Contractor, and during the summer they signed a contract with Naval Shipyard Gydinia for the upgrading of the three ORKAN class vessels in the Polish Navy.
 
 
 
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