Stockholmin a sentence
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Stockholm sits on fourteen islands and is sometimes called the Venice of the North.
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With two million people, the Stockholm metropolitan area has over a fifth of Sweden's population.
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It is called Stockholm syndrome because it was first associated with the reaction of bank employees in Stockholm who were held captive for six days.
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Stockholm syndrome!† (source)
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With grim attention, he had watched as a salesman from Stockholm checked out of the hotel on the thirteenth of June.† (source)
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They invited me to Stockholm to receive it.† (source)
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Who knows —maybe go into bar business even, in Stockholm.† (source)
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Mrs. Reagan was in Sweden to observe a drug-abuse program in a high school in a Stockholm suburb; I guess she's one of those many American adults of a certain advanced age who believe that the root of all evil lies in the area of young people's self-abuse.† (source)
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That's from a pretty well-known industrial designer in Stockholm.† (source)
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You're suffering from what humans call Stockholm Syndrome: you have bonded with your captors.† (source)
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It must be a Stockholm-syndrome thing.† (source)
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Another time, in a Stockholm tavern, I met this god who was smoking hot, except his talking sword just would not shut up.† (source)
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Customers can easily find an underage Eastern European girl working as a prostitute in Amsterdam, but not in Stockholm.† (source)
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"Maybe he has Stockholm syndrome," Simon suggested.† (source)
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It didn't take long before the Stockholm syndrome wore off.† (source)
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I even checked the transfers from London, Lisbon, Stockholm and Amsterdam-nothing.† (source)
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