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Lin·kö·ping  (lnchpng)
A city of southeast Sweden southwest of Stockholm. It was a noted intellectual and religious center during the Middle Ages. Population: 139,000.
Linköping (Swedish) [ˈlintçøːpiŋ]
n
(Placename) a city in S Sweden: a political and ecclesiastical centre in the Middle Ages; engineering industry. Pop.: 132 500 (2000 est.)
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