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The text related to the cultural heritage 'Old City of Dubrovnik' has mentioned 'University' in the following places:

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These include the University of Dubrovnik, the Libertas University (Dubrovnik International University), Rochester Institute of Technology Croatia (former American College of Management and Technology), a University Centre for Postgraduate Studies of the University of Zagreb, and an Institute of History of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.	WIKI
Ivan Gundulixc4x87 (Ragusa, 1589 xe2x80x93 1638), writer and poet Anselmo Banduri (Ragusa, 1671 xe2x80x93 Paris, 1743), numismatist and antiquarian Ruxc4x91er Josip Boxc5xa1kovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1711 xe2x80x93 Milan, 1787) physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian Mato Vodopixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1816), bishop of Dubrovnik Matija Ban (Dubrovnik, 1818), poet, dramatist, and playwright Medo Pucixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1821), writer and politician Konstantin Vojnovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1832), politician, university professor and rector in the Kingdom of Dalmatia and Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia of the Habsburg Monarchy Nicola Primorac (Dubrovnik, 1840), tobacconist, who together with a sailor and a ship's steward sailed the tiny yawl City of Ragusa twice across the Atlantic in 1870 and 1871 Ivo Vojnovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1857), writer Tereza Kesovija (Dubrovnik, 1938), pop-classical-chanson singer Dubravka Tomxc5xa1ixc4x8d Srebotnjak (Dubrovnik, 1940), pianist Milo Hrnixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1950), pop singer Andro Knego (Dubrovnik, 1956), basketball player, Olympic and World champion Banu Alkan (Dubrovnik, 1958), female actor Dragan Andrixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1962), water polo player, two-time Olympic champion Nikola Prkaxc4x8din (Dubrovnik, 1975), basketball player Vlado Georgiev (Dubrovnik, 1976), pop singer, composer, and songwriter Frano Vixc4x87an (Dubrovnik, 1976), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Emir Spahixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1980), football player Miho Boxc5xa1kovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1983), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Nikxc5xa1a Dobud (Dubrovnik, 1985), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Lukxc5xa1a Andrixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player Hrvoje Perixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player Andro Buxc5xa1lje (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Paulo Obradovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Maro Jokovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Ante Tomixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), basketball player Andrija Prlainovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Sandro Sukno (Dubrovnik, 1990), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Mario Hezonja (Dubrovnik, 1995), basketball player Alen Halilovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1996), football player Ana Konjuh (Dubrovnik, 1997), tennis player	WIKI

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These include the University of Dubrovnik, the Libertas University (Dubrovnik International University), Rochester Institute of Technology Croatia (former American College of Management and Technology), a University Centre for Postgraduate Studies of the University of Zagreb, and an Institute of History of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.

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Ivan Gundulixc4x87 (Ragusa, 1589 xe2x80x93 1638), writer and poet Anselmo Banduri (Ragusa, 1671 xe2x80x93 Paris, 1743), numismatist and antiquarian Ruxc4x91er Josip Boxc5xa1kovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1711 xe2x80x93 Milan, 1787) physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian Mato Vodopixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1816), bishop of Dubrovnik Matija Ban (Dubrovnik, 1818), poet, dramatist, and playwright Medo Pucixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1821), writer and politician Konstantin Vojnovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1832), politician, university professor and rector in the Kingdom of Dalmatia and Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia of the Habsburg Monarchy Nicola Primorac (Dubrovnik, 1840), tobacconist, who together with a sailor and a ship's steward sailed the tiny yawl City of Ragusa twice across the Atlantic in 1870 and 1871 Ivo Vojnovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1857), writer Tereza Kesovija (Dubrovnik, 1938), pop-classical-chanson singer Dubravka Tomxc5xa1ixc4x8d Srebotnjak (Dubrovnik, 1940), pianist Milo Hrnixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1950), pop singer Andro Knego (Dubrovnik, 1956), basketball player, Olympic and World champion Banu Alkan (Dubrovnik, 1958), female actor Dragan Andrixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1962), water polo player, two-time Olympic champion Nikola Prkaxc4x8din (Dubrovnik, 1975), basketball player Vlado Georgiev (Dubrovnik, 1976), pop singer, composer, and songwriter Frano Vixc4x87an (Dubrovnik, 1976), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Emir Spahixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1980), football player Miho Boxc5xa1kovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1983), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Nikxc5xa1a Dobud (Dubrovnik, 1985), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Lukxc5xa1a Andrixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player Hrvoje Perixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player Andro Buxc5xa1lje (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Paulo Obradovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Maro Jokovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Ante Tomixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), basketball player Andrija Prlainovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion Sandro Sukno (Dubrovnik, 1990), water polo player, Olympic and World champion Mario Hezonja (Dubrovnik, 1995), basketball player Alen Halilovixc4x87 (Dubrovnik, 1996), football player Ana Konjuh (Dubrovnik, 1997), tennis player

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