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Swabia

Historic region of southwestern Germany, an independent duchy in the Middle Ages. It includes Augsburg and Ulm and forms part of the Länder (states) of Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and Hessen.



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Not only do they now have two stars but the Schwabs recently appointed the youngest head chef ever in a twinstarred establishment.
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