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Arnstadt (ärn`shtät), city (1994 pop. 27,470), Thuringia, E Germany, on the Gera River. Known for its glove-manufacturing industries, Arnstadt also has glassworks, wood-finishing works, and foundries. Fluorspar and manganese are mined nearby. Arnstadt passed to the counts of Schwarzburg in the 14th cent. and later was the capital of the principality of Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen. Noteworthy buildings include the 13th-century Church of Our Lady and an 18th-century palace. J. S. Bach was organist (1703–5, 1706–7) at the Church of St. Boniface there.

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No references found			In a separate meeting in Arnstadt, east Germany, Russia's Ivan Ukhov added a centimetre to his own best world performance of the year in the men's high jump with a leap of 2. Jones, Ukhov, Lagat set world leading marks by AFP / AFP American Edition In a separate meeting in Arnstadt, east Germany, Russia's Ivan Ukhov added a centimetre to his own best world performance of the year in the men's high jump with a leap of 2. Jones, Ukhov, Lagat set world leading marks by AFP / AFP Global Edition At the age of twenty the unmarried Bach asked for permission to be absent from his post in Arnstadt to visit Buxtehude for a period of three or four weeks. The first evangelical oratorio by Bergt, Robert / Currents in Theology and Mission			Arnold, Emanuel Arnold, Fedor Arnold, Fedor Karlovich Arnold, Henry Arnold, Henry Harley Arnold, Matthew Arnold, Sir Edwin Arnold, Stanislaw Arnold, Thomas Arnold, Thurman Arnold, Walter Arnoldi, Vladimir Arnoldi, Vladimir Mitrofanovich Arnoldson, Klas Pontus Arnoldson, Sigrid Arnolfo di Cambio Arnolphe Arnon Arnon, Daniel I. Arnon, Daniel Israel Arnould, Charles Auguste Emile Arthur Arnshtam, Leo Arnshtam, Leo Oskarovich Arnshtein, Karl Arnshtein, Karl Avgustovich Arnstadt Arnulf Arnulf Overland Arnulf Øverland Arod Arodoidea Aroe Islands Aroer arolium Aromani aromatherapy aromatic aromatic alcohol aromatic aldehyde aromatic amine aromatic amino acid aromatic cedar aromatic compound Aromatic Compounds aromatic hydrocarbon Aromatic Hydrocarbons aromatic ketone aromatic nucleus Aromatic Plants aromatic spirits of ammonia aromatic sulfuric acid			Arnót Arnot Ogden Medical Center Arnotto Arnotto Arnould, Charles Auguste Emile Arthur ARNOVA ARNOW ARNP ARNP-BC ARNP-C ARNPD ARNPEI Arnprior and Area Youth Association Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital ARNPS ARNRS Arns Arnsberg ARNSHL Arnshtam, Leo Arnshtam, Leo Oskarovich Arnshtein, Karl Arnshtein, Karl Avgustovich ARNSI ARNSO Arnstadt ARNSW ARNT Arnt1 ARNT2 ARNTP ARNU Arnulf Arnulf Overland Arnulf Øverland Arnulph ARNUM Arnwine's Home Furnishings ARNWR ARNZ Aro Aro Granite Industries Ltd. ARO-E ARO-FE ARO/CM AROA AROAD AROB Arobase Arobase Arobase AROBTTH

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