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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- A city of southeast Brazil northwest of São Paulo. It is a trade and shipping center with a noted agricultural institute. Population: 348,000.
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In 1998 we started a small group of Darwin's dissidents in Piracicaba, Sao Paulo, and since then we have a few professors, graduate and undergarduate students who are IDists because of scientific evidences.
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The plant will allow Caterpillar to expand production of its larger construction machinery at its flagship factory in Piracicaba.
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In 1885 Evaristo Conrado Engelberg of Piracicaba, São Paulo, Brazil, invented an improved coffee huller which, three years later, was patented in the United States.
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** Brazil's Fibria , the world's largest producer of pulp, will sell its last paper plant in the town of Piracicaba in Sao Paulo state to Japan's Oji Paper for US$313 million, a market filing said.
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The Piracicaba, Brazil-based company reported a profit of 27.9 million reais $17 million in the quarter, compared with 167.1 million reais in the same period of 2009, according to a securities filing.
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Luiz de Queiroz - Universidade de São Paulo, localizado na cidade de Piracicaba/SP.
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Juventus, (Brazilian minnows) XV de Piracicaba or Inter to want an outstanding player like him.
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(Brazilian minnows) XV de Piracicaba or Inter to want an outstanding player like him.
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I just returned from a quick trip to the Brazilian industrial state of São Paulo, including visits to the sprawling capital, two coastal cities, and Piracicaba - a modern, bustling town that's typical …
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