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Steven "Steve"
Luevano (born
March 3, 1981) is an
American former professional boxer who held the WBO
featherweight title. He was
trained by the former...
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Angel G.
Luévano, et al.,
Plaintiffs v. Alan Campbell, Director,
Office of
Personnel Management, et al. also
known as
Luévano v. Campbell, [93 F.R.D. 68...
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Salma Luévano Luna is a
Mexican politician and LGBT+
rights activist. In the 2021 mid-terms she was
elected to the
Chamber of
Deputies as a plurinominal...
- Dib
fought against Steven Luevano, the WBO
featherweight champion, on 18
October 2008. He was unsuccessful,
losing to
Luevano in a
unanimous points decision...
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Eduardo Yáñez
Luévano (Spanish pronunciation: [eˈðwaɾðo ˈʝaɲes]; born
September 25, 1960) is a
Mexican actor. Yáñez was born in
Mexico City, Mexico. He...
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Luévano (/luˈeɪvənoʊ/; born
October 1, 1949) is an
American labor leader and
activist who was the prin****l
litigant in the
class action suit
Luévano...
- decision.
Concepcion lost his
title bout
against Steven Luevano via disqualification.
Luevano was
ahead on the
scorecards when
Concepcion landed late...
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United States in 2003,
Ramon Banda resigned and was
replaced by
drummer Joe
Luevano before their second headlining tour of the
United States in 2004 and again...
- but it now
covers most
federal employees. As a
result of the
court case
Luévano v. Campbell, most
federal government employees are no
longer hired by means...
- Santillan,
Richard (2013).
Mexican American baseball in
Orange County.
Susan Luévano-Molina, Luis F. Fernández,
Angelina F. Veyna. Charleston,
South Carolina...
