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... Luxembourg is a tiny sovereign state of only 998 square miles ( 2,586 square kilo- metres ) that is bordered by Belgium on the west and north , France on the south , and Germany on the northeast and east ... Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG.
... Luxembourg is a tiny sovereign state of only 998 square miles ( 2,586 square kilo- metres ) that is bordered by Belgium on the west and north , France on the south , and Germany on the northeast and east ... Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG.
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... Luxembourg's economy . Steel production was originally based on exploitation of the iron ore deposits extending from Lorraine into the southwestern corner of the grand duchy . This ore has a high phosphorus ... Luxembourg. 316 Luxembourg.
... Luxembourg's economy . Steel production was originally based on exploitation of the iron ore deposits extending from Lorraine into the southwestern corner of the grand duchy . This ore has a high phosphorus ... Luxembourg. 316 Luxembourg.
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... Luxembourg to the status of a grand duchy and gave it to William I , prince of Orange - Nassau and king of the Netherlands . William obtained a Luxembourg that was considerably diminished , since those of its districts lying east of the ...
... Luxembourg to the status of a grand duchy and gave it to William I , prince of Orange - Nassau and king of the Netherlands . William obtained a Luxembourg that was considerably diminished , since those of its districts lying east of the ...
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