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buried directly at a
depth of 1.1
metres (3 ft 7 in). «El
parque eólico de
Elguea obtiene la autorización para instal****», El País, 1999-03-24. "ANUNCIO...
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Basque Country,
Spain and died in Santiago, Chile. He
married Catalina de
Elguea y Cáceres (granddaughter of the Judeo-converso
Diego Garcia de Caceres)...
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Zavala Alonso ed.,
Noticiario INAH See 'Agua Quemada' It is
given by
Ortiz Elguea,
Historia see 'Agua Quemada'
About Serge's
influence on Séjourné's work...
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Carlos Rosado Carlos Sequeyro Carlos Velasco Christian Giménez
Christian Elguea David Espinosa Diego Venegas Eddy
Vilard Eduardo Sainz Eduardo de la Torre...
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Spanish colonial period, but it was not
until 1803 that
Franscisco Manuel Elguea, a
Chihuahua banker and businessman,
founded the town of
Santa Rita. He...
- team Julián
Elguea and
Heriberto Román – they
failed to
negotiate a
hairpin outside the town of
Culpina and fell 200m into a ravine.
Elguea's brother-in-law...
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their dreamy blues and
their very fine
white sand with a soft profile; the
Elguea mineral-medicinal
water spa,
known internationally for the
healing properties...
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Deportivo Lobos de
Tlaxcala Nickname(s)
Lobos (Wolves)
Founded 1973
Ground Estadio El
gallo Super 7 Tlaxcala,
Mexico Capacity 500
Manager Víctor
Molina Elguea...
- a
triangular shape and
three towers. It was
built by a civilian,
Manuel Elguea. It was the
target of
constant attacks by the
Apaches and in 1838 it was...
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missionaries Nicolás Mascardi, Van der
Meeren (Laguna), Zúñiga,
Guglielmo and
Elguea, the
Todos los
Santos Lake, the
Vuriloche P**** and the
Nahuelhuapi Lake...
