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  • The trumpet belongs to the 23-year-old Cuban trumpeter Julio Rigal, who was standing nearby.

    In Cuba, an 'Extended Family' Reunites Larry Blumenfeld 2010

  • This year's headlining acts include Compagnie Pierre Rigal with their latest work, Asphalte, a fusion of contemporary dance and hip-hop, high drama and comedy that evokes both the raw grit and the heroic scale of life in the city.

    This week's new dance 2011

  • He was bursting with pride that he had anything from Rigal in a memory which he could retrieve.

    Lord of the Isles 1997

  • "An ancient poet named Rigal, if that means anything to you."

    Lord of the Isles 1997

  • Rigal is Homer, and the passage quoted — to me, the most moving passage in literature — is from the Iliad.

    Lord of the Isles 1997

  • Rigal Rover had made a crash landing at Alexbut, and a badly injured pilot had brought her in by will, hope and a faith he speedily lost.

    Star Hunter Andre Norton 1958

  • It had been four years -- planet time -- since he had lifted the Rigal

    Star Hunter Andre Norton 1958

  • "In the short term, emerging markets are not generating profits for us but in perspective they will need services to fight deforestation and will allocate significant resources to get these data," Didier Rigal, head of sustainable development at Astrium Services, said in an interview.

    BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2012

  • The Rigal is indeed very good, but then I ran into the

    Thestar.com - Home Page 2010

  • Rigal, a French choreographer and performer, uses a specially constructed boxed stage just over three metres wide to explore how personal space is confined by the pressures of modern life.

    unknown title 2009

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