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It was in the heartland of the French wine growing areas.
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Heartland — steht für Heartland, Bezeichnung für den Mittleren Westen der USA Heartland Theorie, eine geopolitische Theorie über Eurasien Heartland Rock, eine Stilrichtung der US amerikanischen Rockmusik in den 1980er Jahren Heartland Championship,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Heartland — is used in geography to refer to the central areas of a country. This occurs in many nations and areas, such as Eurasia and the United States. * In Eurasia, the Heartland is remote and inaccessible from the periphery. * The term Heartland is also … Wikipedia
Heartland F.C. — Heartland FC Voller Name Heartland Football Club Gegründet 1976 Stadion Dan Anyiam Stadion Plätze Liga … Deutsch Wikipedia
heartland — UK US /ˈhɑːtlænd/ noun [C] (also heartlands [plural]) ► POLITICS an area where a large number of people support a particular political party and vote for it in an election: »Turnouts were as low as 14% in parts of the so called heartland. »the… … Financial and business terms
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Heartland FC — Heartland Football Club Heartland FC Club fondé en 1976 Couleurs … Wikipédia en Français
heartland — 1904, first recorded in geo political writings of English geographer H.J. MacKinder (1861 1947), from HEART (Cf. heart) in figurative sense center, core + LAND (Cf. land) … Etymology dictionary
heartland — ► NOUN ▪ the central or most important part of a country or area … English terms dictionary
heartland — [härt′land΄] n. a geographically central area having crucial economic, political, or strategic importance … English World dictionary
