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1. Valparaiso
   [n] - the chief port and second largest city of Chile
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2. Valparaiso
   noun the chief port and second largest city of Chile; located on a wide harbor in central Chile
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3. Valparaíso
   city, central Chile. It lies on the south side of a broad, open bay of the Pacific Ocean, 84 miles (140 km) northwest of the national capital of ... [6 related articles]
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4. Valparaiso
   city, seat of Porter county, northwestern Indiana, U.S. It lies just east-southeast of Gary. Laid out in 1836 as the county seat, it was first called ...
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5. Valparaiso
   Valparaiso (vălpurī'zō) , Span. Valparaíso (bälpäräē'sō) [Span.,=vale of paradise], city (1992 pop. 276,737), capital of Valparaiso region, central Chile. It is the chief port of Chile and the terminus of a trans-Andean railroad. An importa...
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6. Valparaiso
   Valparaiso (vălpurā'zō) , city (1990 pop. 24,414), seat of Porter co., NW Ind.; inc. 1850. There is popcorn processing, tool and die making, and the manufacture of metal products, liquid fertilizer, storage tanks, ferrite powder, paving materials, firefighting equipment, magnet...
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7. Valparaíso
   Industrial port, naval base, and capital of Valparaiso region, central Chile, situated on a broad bay on the Pacific coast at the foot of a spur of hills, 120 km/75 mi northwest of Santiago; population (1999 est) 285,000. It is Chile's major port and second-largest city, an administrative centre, and the seat of the Chilean parliame...
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8. Valparaiso
   (play) ) `Valparaiso` is Don DeLillo`s second play, in which a man suddenly becomes famous following a mistake in the itinerary of an ordinary business trip which takes him to Valparaíso, Chile, instead of Valparaiso, Indiana. The play, which incorporates live performance with video...
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