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na +1 | Hannover University |
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na +1 | University of Hanover |
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na | Hannover University |
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na | Hanover University |
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na | Hanover |
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Hannover University Explanation: see link to university's site Reference: http://www.uni-hannover.de/en/campus/e_hannover.htm |
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Hannover University Explanation: See e.g. http://www.infomine.com/index/suppliers/Hannover_University.... Best regards |
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University of Hanover Explanation: There are only a couple of Universities without mentioning the City....like Harvard, Princeton, Oxford, Cambridge and maybe Humboldt......... otherwise it is normal to say "of"! Own experiences.........living in the US.....and studying by myself!! |
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Hanover University Explanation: In English, 'Hanover' is spelt with only one 'n'. |
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Hanover Explanation: Hanover is the English term for Hannover.. Hope this may help. Have a nice day and good luck for your translation! Carmela |
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