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Hoc dixisse sat est, Romam caruisee Senatu Mensibus exactis heu sex; belloque vocatum (vocatos) In scelus, in socios fraternaque vulnera patres; Tormentis jecisse viros immania saxa;
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $210 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
Benfica Helped by River Plate Reunion GABRIELE MARCOTTI 2010
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $34 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
Benfica Helped by River Plate Reunion GABRIELE MARCOTTI 2010
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $210 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
Benfica Helped by River Plate Reunion GABRIELE MARCOTTI 2010
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $210 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
Benfica Helped by River Plate Reunion GABRIELE MARCOTTI 2010
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $34 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
Benfica Helped by River Plate Reunion GABRIELE MARCOTTI 2010
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Benfica is far and away the country's best-supported club, and has more than 200,000 fans worldwide who pay around $210 a year for the privilege of calling themselves "socios" or club members.
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The investment team's plan is to eventually hand ownership of the club back to the fans, in the mould of Spanish club Barcelona, which is owned by 100,000 "socios", or club members.
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The investment team's plan is to eventually hand ownership of the club back to the fans, in the mould of Spanish club Barcelona, which is owned by 100,000 "socios", or club members.
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The Real president had held a press conference on Wednesday, during which he sacked Luís Bárcena, the club's director of "socios" (members).
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