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The forwards: a style inventory

cravencottagenewsround.wordpress.com     Aug 9, 2008          

In yesterday’s press conference Roy spoke about having seven forwards. He said that some of them may be disappointed at moving down the pecking order now that we have Zamora and Johnson and, while he wouldn’t be actively...                    

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SMALL PRESS SPOTLIGHT: R. ZAMORA LINMARK

bookcriticscircle.blogspot.com     Jul 19, 2008          

The Evolution of a Sigh, Hanging Loose Press, 2008.R. He lives in Honolulu and Manila.The poem "Surviving the Post American Tropics" is a key piece in this collection, which engages the issue of language as one form of...                    

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'Loner' trial suspended after defence lawyer fails to turn up

thinkspain.com     Jun 30, 2008          

The trial of Jaime Giménez Arbe, alias 'The Loner', for the murders of two Guardia Civil officers in Castejón four years ago, has had to be suspended after defence counsel Marcos García Montes failed to turn up at Navarra...                    

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KKK-Wear in Spain

impactlab.com     Mar 24, 2008          

Yes they look like members of the dreaded KKK, but this holy wardrobe belongs to the “Virgen de la Esperanza” brotherhood as they take part in a Holy Week procession in the northern Spanish city of Zamora. ... Hundreds of processions like this take place across Spain...                    

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Picture This: Holy Hoods

spiegel.de     Mar 20, 2008   7 related          

Penitents belonging to the "Virgen de la Esperanza" brotherhood take part in a Holy Week procession in the northern Spanish city of Zamora. Hundreds of processions take place across Spain during the Easter Holy Week. Archive: View Recent Photos : Blogs discussing this story                    

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SPAIN-COSTA RICA: "You Are Nobody in This Country"

ipsnews.net     Feb 26, 2008          

SAN JOSÉ, Feb 26 (IPS) - As European barriers against immigration have become tighter and tighter, the number of Costa Ricans turned back at the international airport in Madrid is steadily growing, even though people from this Central American country do not need a visa to enter Spain.                    

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