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Coelho's placebo has racked up impressive sales in Brazil and Europe.
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It has virtually none of the lyrical prose of Coelho's earlier books and seems like rehashed spiritual ideas from stories the novelist has already written.
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One of Paulo Coelho's books was leaked in Russia and his sales there jumped from 3000 to one million in three years.
Publishers and bloggers Roger Sutton 2009
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The delegation met with Mr. Passos Coelho's party, the Social Democrats, earlier Tuesday, and was set to hold meetings with another opposition party and unions later in the day.
Portugal Proceeds on Bailout Patricia Kowsmann 2011
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That is the central question of international bestselling author Paulo Coelho's profound new work, The Witch of Portobello.
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Based on a recent opinion poll conducted by Portugal's largest newspaper, Mr. Passos Coelho's Social Democrats would have a majority win if elections were held now.
Portugal's Sócrates Re-elected Party Leader Alex MacDonald 2011
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Mr. Passos Coelho's center-right Social Democratic Party won general elections late Sunday, defeating the Socialist Party of incumbent Prime Minister José Sócrates, but falling short of having a majority in Parliament.
Portugal's Coalition Talks Begin Patricia Kowsmann 2011
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Mr. Passos Coelho's center-right Social Democratic Party won general elections late Sunday, defeating the Socialist Party of incumbent Prime Minister José Sócrates, but falling short of having a majority in Parliament.
Portugal's Coalition Talks Begin Patricia Kowsmann 2011
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Based on a recent opinion poll conducted by Portugal's largest newspaper, Passos Coelho's Social Democrats would have a majority win if elections were held now.
Portugal's Main Opposition Leader Promises to Meet EU Targets Patricia Kowsmann 2011
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Pedro Passos Coelho's comments come as officials from the EU and the IMF continue talk negotiating terms of the €80 billion $113.86 billion bailout.
World Watch 2011
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