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  • Valencia paid for Soler's presidency and Albelda more than most.

    Valencia's David Albelda suspends friendship before facing Chelsea 2011

  • I'd check Soler's bank account and ask him who funded the documentary if I could.

    Maureen Dowd Devotes Whole Column To Edwards' Hair 2009

  • Unfortunately, concept ran amok in the production of Vincente Martin y Soler's "Una Cosa Rara," a hit in 1786 but mostly forgotten since.

    Where Love and Politics Intersect 2008

  • The bad news, in Soler's view, was that Sempra's commodities segment generated 49% of its net income from continuing operations, driven mostly by volatile commodity prices.

    Is Sempra Relying Too Much On Commodities? 2006

  • In Soler's view, Sempra's assets and positioning are favorable given the current energy trends, but he remained wary of the company's current risk/reward profile.

    Is Sempra Relying Too Much On Commodities? 2006

  • In Barcelona, working-class radicalism centered on a group of journalists and artisans who met in Soler's clock shop.

    f. The Iberian Peninsula 2001

  • He belonged to a good family, his father, Sir William Whittington, Knight, being owner of an estate in Herefordshire called Soler's Hope, and one in Gloucestershire called Pauntley.

    The History of London Walter Besant 1868

  • Juan Soler's disastrous presidency left the club drowning in debts worth more than £500million, with £200million wasted on mediocre players and a half-finished, 75,000-capacity stadium in the suburb of Benicalp, now no more than a white elephant, evidence of his folly.

    Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Rory Smith 2011

  • Soler's daughter works in downtown Oslo, not far from the site of the bombing, but was not among those hurt.

    NYT > Home Page By JACK BELL 2011

  • Soler's childhood home of Toulouse, France, became a kind of capital-in-exile for tens of thousands of Spanish Republicans unlike our Republicans, they were mostly liberal and leftist in the 1930s, '40s and '50s.

    NPR Topics: News 2011

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