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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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  • :: 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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  • * 1982 '''Italy 3–1 Federal Republic of Germany''' at [[Santiago Bernabéu]], Madrid
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  • | location = [[Madrid]]
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  • * Gómez Hoyos, Rafael (1992), ''La independencia de Colombia''. Madrid: Editorial Mapfre, Colecciones Mapfre 1492. ISBN 8471005964
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  • ...ball, alongside the likes of [[Liverpool Football Club|Liverpool]], [[Real Madrid]] and [[Bayern Munich]].
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  • * Bauer, Carlos, ed. ''Cries from a Wounded Madrid: Poetry of the Spanish Civil War.'' (1984). 158 pp.
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  • ...José Vasconcelos. 1966. La Raza Cósmica: Misión de la Raza Iberoamericana. Madrid: Aguilar. Pp. 31.</ref> and had isolated black and white populations from o
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  • ...ghout Europe, and he was elected a member of the Royal Academies of Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Moscow, and other learned institutions.
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  • ...y by [[James Long]]'s [[1819 expedition]] into Texas. In order to placate Madrid, Washington disavowed Long's actions. Spain's real goal was to stop Americ
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  • * Rapoport, Mario; Madrid, Eduardo; Musacchio, Andrés; and Vicente, Ricardo. ''Historia Económica,
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  • | Foundation Jaime Brunet, Madrid
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  • ...y by [[James Long]]'s [[1819 expedition]] into Texas. In order to placate Madrid, Washington disavowed Long's actions. Spain's real goal was to stop Americ
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  • ...ed network service in the United States; a Spanish banking network between Madrid and Barcelona preceded it by a few months. '''[[Tymnet]]''', a competitive
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  • | location = [[Madrid]]
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  • ...e 300,000 civilians into Western Sahara. On November 14 Spain signed the [[Madrid Agreement]], ceding Western Sahara to Morocco and Mauritania. The following
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  • ...hat the government was now in the hands of its enemies. Insurrections in [[Madrid]], [[Barcelona]] and the mining districts of [[Asturias]] occurred. Only in ...ided to arm the workers. This led to the important cities of Barcelona and Madrid being held for the Republic. In the former, [[General Goded]] was captured
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  • ...with ordinary explosives in the attacks on the [[2004 Madrid bombings|2004 Madrid]] and was spent to arm the Madrid and London bombers - its example will
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  • ...were designed by the government to foster industry, but setting the hub in Madrid for political reasons negated much of the advantage. The lines were poorly
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  • * Into, Spanish by Sanlieby, Madrid ; into Spanish in 1853 by Valero. * In 1849 into Italian by Villannera. Madrid.
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  • '''Codex Madrid (Da Vinci)''' ...da Vinci's Adding Machine|accessdate=2007-04-30}}</ref>. Inside the Codex Madrid was a drawing for an elaborate mechanical computational device. Guatelli no
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  • ...nt rectory of the [[Escorial]], the massive palace and cathedral outside [[Madrid]]. The enormous lights needed to film the scene <ref>''[[And Then We Moved ...ject of an American criminal named James Bourne, who has leased a hotel in Madrid for three and a half years, during which time he has successfully stolen nu
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  • By the [[Treaty of Madrid (1795)|Treaty of Madrid]], in 1795, Spain ceded to the United States her claims to the lands east o
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  • ...the Sabbath of witches. Oil on canvas, 44 × 31 cm. Museo Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid.}}
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  • ...n</ref> or "franchise" terrorists, such as those that carried out the 2004 Madrid bombings, are largely autonomous. The return of piracy|pirates mixes old an
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  • ...y dangerous sport was realised for perhaps the first time when the [[Paris-Madrid Trail]] ended in disaster. Retrospectively referred to as the ''VIII Grand
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  • ...afterwards I will probably spend the rest of my life in the black hole of Madrid.<ref>Ibid., page 12</ref></blockquote>
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  • |[[Madrid]]
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  • ...ovorum generum plantrum peruvianum, et chilensium descriptiones et icones. Madrid. at p. 116.</ref> The species descriptions at the time were very simple and
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  • ...: [[Lugano]] (Switzerland), [[Barcelona]], [[Majorca]], [[Seville]], and [[Madrid]]. ...works.<ref>{{es icon}} Octavi Martí, Kodama frente a Borges, ''El País'' (Madrid), Edición Impresa, 16 August 2006. [http://www.elpais.es/articulo/revista/
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  • ...um in Spain. Pavelić died on December 28, 1959, at the German hospital in Madrid, reportedly from complications due to the bullet in his spine. <ref> "Ex-P
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  • ...Juan Pantoja, second sailing-master of the Spanish fleet, and published at Madrid in the year 1802, in the atlas to the voyage of the schooners Sutil and Mex
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  • ...ed with the unvoiced 'th' sound, 'Valénthia', echoing the pronunciation of Madrid (not all [[Spanish language|Spanish]] has this sound). Also, '''Nicarágûa
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  • ...ften as anywhere else within liberal democracies, in places like New York, Madrid, or London. Pillar's explanation is that it is much easier to stage a terro
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  • ...train bombings <ref>[http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2004/madrid.bombing/ CNN Madrid Bombings In-Depth Special]</ref> and bombings in [[London, United Kingdom]]
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  • ...train bombings <ref>[http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2004/madrid.bombing/ CNN Madrid Bombings In-Depth Special]</ref> and bombings in [[London, United Kingdom]]
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  • <td>[[Spain]]</td><td>[[Madrid]]</td><td>[[Euro]]</td>
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  • [[Image:Iglesia evangélica china.jpg|thumb|Chinese evangelic church in [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], a traditionally Catholic nation.]]
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  • * [[Madrid]]
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  • The Young Land (Columbia, 1959; Elena de la Madrid) ...ne Craig (Elena de la Madrid), Dennis Hopper, Dan O'Herlihy, Roberto de la Madrid, Cliff Ketchum, Ken Curtis, Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez, Edward Sweeney, John Q
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  • ...c nativism after the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent attacks in London and Madrid.
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  • ...ace Shuttle Atlantis]] 50 minutes before docking, taken from the area of [[Madrid]] ([[Spain]]) on May 16th 2010 at 13h 28min 55s [[Universal time|UT]].}}
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  • ...he service of Charles' son Philip II, the new ruler of Spain, and moved to Madrid.
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  • * 1795 - Treaty of Madrid established boundaries with the Spanish colonies of Florida and Louisiana
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  • ...R. (1904). "La Textura del Sistema Nervioso del Hombre y los Vertebrados". Madrid: Moya.</ref><ref> Eccles J.C Ito, M and Szentagothai J. (1967). "The cerebe
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  • ...ho follow its ideology. They may carry out sophisticated attacks; the 2004 Madrid bombings appear to have carried out such a group.
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  • ...<ref name="sudafrica">Ross, Robert, Historia de Sudáfrica, Ediciones AKAL, Madrid, 2006, ISBN 978-84-460-2295-4</ref>.
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  • ...ef><ref>Chapman, p. 216: "''It is usually stated that the Spanish court at Madrid received reports about Russian aggressions in the Pacific northwest, and se
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  • ...tas, bindices parciales y un repertorio general alfabbetico de materias''. Madrid: Administracion J. Lopez Comancho Impresor, 1885. Primary source for the ra
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  • ...ame latitude as the much warmer European cities of [[Naples, Italy]] and [[Madrid]], New York has a humid continental climate resulting from prevailing wind
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  • ...with the taking of [[Battle of Island Number Ten|Island No. 10]] and [[New Madrid, Missouri]], and then [[Memphis, Tennessee]]. The Union Navy captured [[New
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  • ...antic and the flow of trade. Holland joined with France, as did [[Spain]]. Madrid had only one interest, the return of Gibraltar, which Britain had captured
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  • ...68&ndash;70.</ref> Later, in spring 1901, he gave more lectures in Paris, Madrid and Gibraltar.<ref>Gilbert 1991, p. 141.</ref>
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