Lublin

American

[loo-blin, loo-bleen] / ˈlu blɪn, ˈlu blin /

noun

a city in E Poland.

Lublin British

/ ˈlublin /

noun

Russian name: Lyublin. an industrial city in E Poland: provisional seat of the government in 1918 and 1944. Pop: 397 000 (2005 est)

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Joann S. Lublin regularly contributes to The Wall Street Journal, including writing for the Journal Reports special sections.

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The following morning, a passenger train traveling between Warsaw and the eastern city of Lublin was forced to make an emergency stop after damage was spotted on the tracks.

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A passenger train traveling between Warsaw and the eastern city of Lublin was forced to make an emergency stop early Sunday after damage was spotted on the tracks.

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Joann S. Lublin, a retired Wall Street Journal career columnist, remains a Journal contributor.

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Karolina Galecka told a news conference that five of the drones and the remains of the unidentified object were found in different locations in Lublin province in eastern Poland, bordering Belarus and Ukraine.

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