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Agreement between geographical entities.

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Uso de sister city em inglês
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The first forum was hosted in 2015 by Wellington's sister city, Xiamen.
Radio NZ
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This is appropriate since the technology capital is a sister city to Dublin.
The Irish Times
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Mr Wallace said spending on sister city budgets was not huge.
Radio NZ
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Social news, airport: John and Jack Williams travel to our sister city, San Antonio.
The black minutes
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The Fitchburg and Worcester Division affords ample means of communication with our sister city.
The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 6, March, 1885
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The fate that had befallen Antwerp might be that of any other sister city.
By Pike and Dyke: a Tale of the Rise of the Dutch Republic
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The tower had been built long ago as part of a sister city to Talak.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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Nelson is to renew its sister city relationship with Miyazu, Japan despite questionable commercial gains.
Radio NZ
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The street, a main thoroughfare in Khartoum's sister city, was blocked by a heavy security presence.
Reuters
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London is almost a sister city to Dublin.
The Irish Times
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He and the Gewandhaus tour the United States, starting in Leipzig's sister city Houston, next month.
Reuters
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This spontaneous courage of the burghers prevented the catastrophe, which was reserved for a sister city.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 23: 1576
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Ceuta and its sister city Melilla along the Mediterranean coast have Europe's only land borders with Africa.
The Irish Times
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Venice is holding a referendum on whether to split from sister city of Mestre on the mainland.
The Irish Times
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Funding is coming from Wellington sister city Xiamen as well as major corporates, investors and the Garden Society.
Radio NZ
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Camozzi's band of Bergamasques, which started for the relief of the sister city, was driven back with loss.
The Liberation of Italy, 1815-1870