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I hope Marca is right, but you have to remember that people who think in Spanish around the world do not seem to have come up, until recently, with the concept of a corruption-free (not that we do it real well), democratic republic.
English only David 2006
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The apparent scandals, favourtism & corruption out to the public eye - specially by Spanish Sports paper "Marca" - his resignation from the Presidency.
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Hist. des Emp.tom. v.p. 770,) though De Marca is ashamed of his countryman, that Rufinus was born at Elusa, the metropolis of
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206
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Marca, which is close to Real president Florentino Perez, said that present coach Manuel Pellegrini will not continue next season, with the final nail in his coffin being the 2-0 home defeat in Saturday's "Clasico" against arch-rivals Barcelona.
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Marca, which is very close to Perez, claims that the Real president will offer Valencia 25 million euros for Silva, but that Valencia will hold out for around 35 million.
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Influential sports daily Marca, which is very close to club president Florentino Perez, has been calling for the head of the Chilean coach since October's 4-0
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Marca, which is very close to Perez, claims that the Real president will offer Valencia 25 million euros for Silva, but that Valencia will hold out for around 35 million.
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Marca, which is very close to Perez, claims that the Real president will offer Valencia 25 million euros for Silva, but that Valencia will hold out for around 35 million.
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Marca, which is very close to Perez, claims that the Real president will offer Valencia 25 million euros for Silva, but that Valencia will hold out for around 35 million.
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-- in that part of Italy called Marca, there came into a railway station a Capuchin friar of grave, thoughtful, melancholy aspect, who besought the station-master to allow him to go without ticket by the train just starting, as he greatly desired to reach the
By the Ionian Sea George Gissing 1880
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