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Aubervilliers

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Aubervilliers (ōbervēlyā`), town (1990 pop. 67,836), Seine–Saint Denis dept., N central France, NE of Paris. It is an important industrial center where chemicals, pharmaceuticals, metals, and leather goods are produced. Aubervilliers was a pilgrimage site from the 14th cent. onward. The Church of Notre-Dame-des-Vésus dates from the 15th to the 16th cent.
Aubervilliers 

a northern industrial suburb of Paris, France, in the department of Seine-St. Denis. Population, 74,000 (1968). Local industries include machine-building (constructional engineering, machine tools, electrical engineering), rare metals, and sulfuric acid production.
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The musician performed before 200 fans at a private gig in Aubervilliers, France to offer a sneak preview of the shows, which start in France on April 17 before wrapping up in Germany on July 19.
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