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Tarrasa
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Tar·ra·sa  (t-räs, tä-räsä)
A city of northeast Spain north-northwest of Barcelona. Founded in Roman times, it is an industrial center noted for its textiles. Population: 202,000.
Tarrasa (Spanish) [taˈrrasa]
n
(Placename) a city in NE Spain: textile centre. Pop.: 165 654 (1998 est.)
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