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EN The wide range of newspapers and magazines is a reflection of the diversity of opinions: 323 daily newspapers, 23 weekly newspapers and six Sunday newspapers inform people not only about global affairs, but also about local events where they live

• diversity of opinions
• daily newspapers
• weekly newspapers
• six Sunday newspapers
• global affairs
• live

EN They're on the road and in the air, buried under newspapers, devices, and tough decisions

• air
• buried under newspapers
• devices
• tough decisions

EN They're on the road and in the air, buried under newspapers, devices, and tough decisions

• air
• buried under newspapers
• devices
• tough decisions

EN German Newspapers: the most important daily newspapers in Germany

• German Newspapers
• important daily newspapers
• Germany

EN The wide range of daily newspapers in Germany is a reflection of the diversity of opinions. Overview and links to important national newspapers.

• newspapers in Germany
• opinions
• Overview
• links to important

EN The wide range of daily newspapers in Germany is a reflection of the diversity of opinions. Overview and links to important national newspapers.

• newspapers in Germany
• opinions
• Overview
• links to important

EN German Newspapers: the most important daily newspapers in Germany

• German Newspapers
• important daily newspapers
• Germany

EN After the end of Nazi rule, in Germany initially newspapers may only appear under Allied licence. In the US zone of occupation the first licence is awarded on 1 August 1945 to the Frankfurter Rundschau.

• After the end
• Nazi rule
• Germany initially newspapers
• appear under Allied
• zone of occupation
• licence is awarded

EN From news headlines and social media to video subtitles and call transcriptions, information is stored as text. MeaningCloud helps you get the information buried under the text.

• news headlines
• subtitles
• call transcriptions
• stored as text

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN Oil thieves in Mexico have diversified yet again and are now sidestepping security forces by utilizing hoses buried just out of sight under ground to transport stolen fuel, highlighting ongoing?

• diversified yet again
• sidestepping security forces
• utilizing hoses buried
• sight under ground
• transport stolen fuel
• highlighting ongoing

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN After the fall of the Empire, the Roman Forum was forgotten and little by little it was buried under the earth

• After the fall
• Empire
• little by little

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN Located in the region of Campania, the town of Herculaneum suffered the same fate as Pompeii. The town was buried under Mount Vesuvius’s volcanic ashes and mud in 79 AD.

• Campania
• town of Herculaneum
• town was buried
• Mount
• volcanic ashes

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud

EN Over time, the theatre was forgotten and buried under other constructions. Excavations on the site started in 1981 and twenty years later the remains were opened to the public and became part of the National Museum of Rome.

• theatre was forgotten
• twenty years later
• remains were opened
• public

EN The city is relatively well preserved, but not as well as Pompeii or Herculaneum, where the cities were completely buried under volcanic ash and mud.  

• city is relatively
• preserved
• Pompeii
• Herculaneum
• cities were completely
• under volcanic ash
• mud