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Mainz 05 or
simply Mainz 05 (German pronunciation: [
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German professional sports club,
founded in 1905 and...
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March 1994, the club
gained sponsorship and
changed its name to
Jiangsu Maint to
comply with the
requirements to take part in the 1994
Chinese Jia-A League...
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ˈmaɪnts ˈkɔsthaɪm]) is a
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- Mainz-Kastel (German pronunciation: [
ˈmaɪnts kasˈtɛl]) is a
district of the city Wiesbaden,
which is the
capital of the
German state Hesse in western...
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Mainz (German: [
maɪnts] ; see below) is the
capital and
largest city of the
German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, and with
around 223,000 inhabitants,...
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