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Ra⋅dom

  [rah-dawm]
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–noun
a city in E Poland. 175,000.
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Ra·dom   (rä'dôm)   
A city of east-central Poland south of Warsaw. Founded in the 14th century, it passed to Austria in 1795 and to Russia in 1815, reverting to Poland after World War I. Population: 226,000.
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Radom

city, Mazowieckie wojewodztwo (province), east-central Poland. It is a rail junction and an administrative and industrial centre; the economy of the city relies predominantly on textile milling, glass- and chemical works, munitions and footwear manufacturing, and food processing. Radom has a museum, a theatre, and a school of engineering.

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