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Stade

City in Lower Saxony, Germany, 140 km/87 mi northwest of Hannover; population (1994) 180,400. There are oil-refining, nuclear-power, chemical, and aluminium industries in this industrial growth area. The town was formerly a member of the medieval Hanseatic League trade federation.

Stade once stood on the Elbe, but owing to a change in the course of the river, the town now lies 5 km/3 mi upstream on the Schwinge.
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Gomis, making his first appearance at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard since his summer move to Lyon, was heavily jeered after coming on as a second-half substitute but made sure he had the last laugh by volleying home the winner in the 83rd minute after Janot spilled a corner.
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