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Azorean islands vary considerably,
because these remote islands were
settled sporadically over a span of two centuries.
There are nine
major Azorean islands...
- Not only the
arrival of
Azorean emigrants was
easier because of
geographic proximity, but it was also
encouraged by the
Azorean Refugee Act of 1958, sponsored...
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Jewish families settled in the Azores.
Moroccan Jews
became active in
local Azorean business, trade, and commerce.
These early Moroccan Jewish migrants founded...
- of
Portuguese in
Portugal Alentejan Portuguese Algarvian Portuguese[1]
Azorean Portuguese Beiran Portuguese Estremaduran Portuguese Northern Portuguese...
- Portuguese, from the Azores. In the late 19th century, many Portuguese,
mainly Azoreans and Madeirans,
emigrated to the
eastern U.S.,
establishing communities...
- The
Monument to the
Azoreans (Portuguese:
Monumento aos Açorianos) is a
public art
monument in full time
exhibition in
Porto Alegre,
state of Rio Grande...
- Machado–Joseph
disease (MJD), also
known as Machado–Joseph
Azorean disease, Machado's disease, Joseph's
disease or
spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 (SCA3)...
- The
Azorean real, also
known as the
Azorean Moeda Insulana (Insular Currency) was the
currency of the
Portuguese archipelago of the Azores, used until...
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modeled his
actions on the
Madeira Archipelago Liberation Front (FLAMA). The
Azorean independentistas are not 'Che Guevaras'. It is not
ideology that motivates...
- (English:
Azorean Aviation Studies Company, Ltd.) to look into the
feasibility of
developing an inter-island
airline that
would link the
Azorean archipelago...
