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Örebro
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Ör·e·bro  (r-br)
A city of south-central Sweden west of Stockholm. Known since the 11th century, it has often been the site of national assemblies. Population: 129,000.
Örebro (Swedish) [œːrəˈbruː]
n
(Placename) a town in S Sweden: one of Sweden's oldest towns; scene of the election of Jean Bernadotte as heir to the throne in 1810. Pop.: 123 503 (2000 est.)
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