What does RI stand for?

Rijeka, Croatia (license plate)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

It knocked nearly three seconds off the old mark set by Spain's Mareia Belmonte in Rijeka, Croatia in December last year.

Records fall at shortcourse World Cup in Singapore

23sec, set by Croatia s Sanja Jovanovic at Rijeka, Croatia on December 13, 2008.

Records tumble in Moscow

Byline: David James JET-SETTING Cardiff councillors have claimed public funds for trips to Leipzig, Copenhagen, Poitiers and Rijeka, Croatia - as well as Cornwall and London.

ON YOUR MARKS ... JET-SET! Globe trotting councillors cost us ...

Cuic, a 6-foot-10 junior forward from Rijeka, Croatia, did not play in the Beavers' wins last week at Northern Colorado and Montana State after being indefinitely suspended by coach Jay John on Nov.

OSU reinstates Cuic after suspension

During this same week, the 839th deployed personnel to one of our most familiar Adriatic ports, Rijeka, Croatia to begin setting up for the redeployment of the 34th Infantry Division's aviation assets from SFOR.

Livorno, Italy: 839th achieves benchmark operations in simultaneous ...

Kaye Richey Bosnia Two Stabilization Force 14 AH-64 Apache helicopters fly over the Bosnian countryside en route to Rijeka, Croatia, where they were prepared for shipment back to the United States.

On point: the army in action

Byline: Tracy Wilkinson; Los Angeles Times RIJEKA, Croatia He might not bow and kiss the ground upon arrival anymore, but history's most-traveled pope marked another milestone yesterday as he launched his 100th foreign trip.

In Croatia, John Paul II marks 100th foreign trip

23sec, set by Croatia's Sanja Jovanovic at Rijeka, Croatia on December 13, 2008.

Records tumble in Moscow