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  • Educated at the [[Augustinian]] Colegio María Cristina near [[Madrid]], Azaña left it with strongly anti-clerical convictions. He studied law i ...on as President (1930) of the [[Ataneo]], a literary and political club in Madrid, he began to organize a Republican movement in opposition to the dictatorsh
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  • ...ive impact" for the autonomous group that perpetrated the 2008 bombings of Madrid.<ref name=Accident>{{citation
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  • In 1991, he served as an advisor to the Israeli delegation to the Madrid Peace Conference. From 1985 to 1996 he was a senior research associate at t
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  • In 1987, al-Khoei made him leader of the Kadra Mosque in Madrid, until it was closed by the Baa'th in 1993 and he went under house arrest.
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  • ...he borders; however, official control of borders and defence falls under [[Madrid]].
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  • ...nse de Heráldica y Genealogía - Royal Academy of Heraldry and Genealogy of Madrid]
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  • ...r products are sourced and designed so that they taste the same in Moscow, Madrid and Massachusetts. The reduction in cultural diversity has prompted some to
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  • ...other Iberian languages, as [[Castilian]], the language of the Capital, [[Madrid]], became more prominent.]]
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  • ...) | others= By Miguel Ángel Asturias | edition = Critical ed. | location = Madrid | publisher = ALLCA XX | year = 2000 |date= 2000 | pages = 613–629 | isbn ...) | others= By Miguel Ángel Asturias | edition = Critical ed. | location = Madrid | publisher = ALLCA XX | year = 2000 |date= 2000 | pages = 534–565 | isbn
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  • * 1964 '''Spain 2–1 USSR''' at [[Santiago Bernabéu Stadium]], Madrid
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  • Rio de Janeiro was selected as host city in October 2009, beating [[Madrid]], [[Tokyo]] and [[Chicago, Illinois]] in three rounds of voting by the [[I
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  • ...by European Union states in the aftermath of the 11 March 2004 bombings in Madrid. <ref>{{citation
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  • ...uding the government, intelligence services operatives and, in the case of Madrid, [[ETA]], the Basque separatist group. Even [[Pearl Harbor]], it has been s
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  • :: The Madrid Summit of the European Council agrees that Stage 1 (the completion of the i
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  • #Madrid Deep Space Communication Complex, Madrid, Spain
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  • ...house in County Kilkenny, Ireland, the Condon family had lived in "Paris, Madrid, New York, Mexico City, Paris again, London, Geneva, Locarno... spending a ...rectory of the [[Escorial]], the massive palace and cathedral outside of [[Madrid]]. The enormous lights needed to film the scene "revealed dozens upon dozen
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  • ...University). I. Literatura griega, vers. esp. Federico Zaragoza Alberich, Madrid, ...Spanish? The Timaeus and Atlantis in Gibraltar]. Georgeos Díaz-Montexano. Madrid, February, 2007 (original article in Spanish).
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  • | location = [[Madrid]]
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  • * 1982 '''Italy 3–1 Federal Republic of Germany''' at [[Santiago Bernabéu]], Madrid
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  • | location = [[Madrid]]
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