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• '''Waterbury''' (nicknamed "'''The Brass City'''") (pronounced {{Respell|wɔ́|tər-bɛ̀ri}})) is a city in the U.S. state of [[Connecticut]] on the [[Naugatuck River]], 33 miles (45 minutes)

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