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As usual, Felipe Caicedo will be the heart of the attack after scoring a crucial goal in the first leg. Both clubs look set to be at full strength in a contest that could make or break their seasons as they look to continue on the road to the final in...
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Scottish News: Basques reveal they want to replace Madrid as their capital with.. Edinburgh
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“I also said in a satirical way that we should annex the Basque country to Scotland because they are going to be able to choose their future whereas we cannot.” The PNV gave their annual carnival in Bilbao a Scottish theme. And they have started a...
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Argentinean architect Cesar Pelli laughs during the inauguration of the Torre Iberdrola in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper, designed by Pelli and officially opened by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia on... View Photo »
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Villas-Boas insists he has the backing of the owner, and that this is a project both intend to see through. But Abramovich is already examining options and among those on the list to be called in to save the season are Rafa Benitez, Athletic Bilbaos...
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SV Salsburg) is truly over before the start of the second leg. Any team that put up an away win or multiple goals in an away draw is likely through, leaving six ties that are still very much up for grabs. The best viewing will probably be at San Mames,...
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Reuters - 4 minutes ago Feb 21 (Reuters) - La Liga fixtures. Saturday, February 25 (GMT) Racing Santander v Sporting Gijon (1700) Real Betis v Getafe (1700) Malaga v Real Zaragoza (1900) Espanyol v Levante (2100) Sunday, February 26 (GMT) Villarreal v...
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The Torre Iberdrola is seen from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper, designed by Cesar Pelli and officially opened by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia on Tuesday, is Bilbao's tallest... View Photo »
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Idaho Republicans Trying to Pass Bill to Allow Employers to Deny Contraception Coverage
Little Green Footballs“I support the motives of the sponsor, but the potential unintended consequences might be something they want to address,” said Rep. Ken Roberts, R-Donnelly. There’s no date set yet for Bilbao’s changes to be considered. Bilbao, a devout Catholic, aims...
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Bilbao manager Marcelo Bielsa is a surprise contender to replace Andre Villas-Boas, should the Portuguese boss be usurped from his role at Chelsea, according to The Mirror. The 34-year-old has been under pressure this term following The Blues' inability...
About Bilbao
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Bilbao, sometimes referred to as Bilbo (another Basque variant), in the North of Spain, is the largest city in the Basque Country and the capital of the province of Biscay (Basque: Bizkaia). The city has over 354,000 inhabitants (2006) and is the most economically and industrially active part of Greater Bilbao, the zone in which almost half of... Full Article
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Argentinean architect Cesar Pelli laughs during the inauguration of the Torre Iberdrola in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper, designed by Pelli and officially opened by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia on Tuesday, is Bilbao's tallest building.
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The Torre Iberdrola is seen from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper, designed by Cesar Pelli and officially opened by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia on Tuesday, is Bilbao's tallest building.
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Spain's King Juan Carlos (C) and Queen Sofia unveil a plaque alongside the Chairman of Spain's largest utility Iberdrola Ignacio Sanchez Galan (L) at the opening of the Torre Iberdrola in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper designed by Cesar Pelli...
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Spain's King Juan Carlos (2nd R) and Queen Sofia (R) talk to Argentinean architect Cesar Pelli (L) alongside Chairman of Spain's largest utility Iberdrola Ignacio Sanchez Galan (front C), at the opening of the Torre Iberdrola in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet)...
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Four members of the Basque regional police or 'Ertzaintza' have a drink at a bar, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao, on February 21, 2012.
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The Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) (L) is seen next to US artist Jeff Koons' sculpture 'Puppy', on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao. The building, designed by Argentine architect Cesar Pelli and inaugurated today, is1...
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People drive near the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) (C), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao. The building, designed by Argentine architect Cesar Pelli and inaugurated today, is 165 metres (541 feet) high and has 40...
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The Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) is seen behind the Guggenheim Bilbao museum, on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao. The building, designed by Argentine architect Cesar Pelli and inaugurated today, is 165 metres (541...
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Republican Rep. Carlos Bilbao is shown with his copy of the Affordable Care Act in his office at the Idaho Legislature in Boise, Idaho on Friday, Feb. 17, 2012. Bilbao has introduced legislation that would exempt Idaho insurers from a federal requirement they provide birth control for...
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A man plays with a dog close to the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) during its inauguration on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao. The building, designed by Argentine architect Cesar Pelli, is 165 metres (541 feet) tall...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I, his wife Queen Sofia and other Spanish authorities attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao.
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(From L) Spain's King Juan Carlos, his wife Queen Sofia and the president of Iberdrola energy group Ignacio Sanchez Galan look at a dancer as they attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) on February 21, 2012 in the Northern Spanish...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos (R), talks to Argentinian architect Cessar Pelli (L), next to Spanish minister of industry, energy and tourism Jose Manuel Soria (C), as they attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012,...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (L), his wife Queen Sofia (R) and president of Iberdrola energy group Ignacio Sanchez Galan (C), arrive to attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos (L) and his wife queen Sofia (3rd L) talk to the mayor of Bilbao Inaki Azkuna (2nd L) as they arrive to attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) on February 21, 2012 in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (2nd L) and his wife Queen Sofia (R) are pictured through a window as they are received by the Basque regional president Patxi Lopez (2nd L) and the president of Iberdrola energy group Ignacio Sanchez Galan (L) during the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (2nd L), Basque regional president Patxi Lopez (L), Spanish queen Sofia (3rd R) and president of Iberdrola energy group Ignacio Sanchez Galan (R) look at a dancer, as they attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters),...
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Spanish queen Sofia (2nd R) gives a beret to her husband King Juan Carlos I (L), as they attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao.
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Basque regional president Patxi Lopez (L), Spanish King Juan Carlos I (2nd L), his wife the Queen Sofia (3rd R) and president of Iberdrola Ignacio Sanchez Galan (R), look at a dancer performing an aurresku (Basque honour dance), as they attend the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I attends the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao.
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (C) is flanked by the president of Iberdrola energy group, Ignacio Sanchez Galan (L), and Spanish queen Sofia (R), during the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (the company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern Spanish Basque city of...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (C) and president of the Iberdrola energy group, Ignacio Sanchez Galan (L), unveil a commemorative plaque next to Spanish queen Sofia (R), during the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (the company's headquarters), on February 21, 2012, in the Northern...
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Spanish King Juan Carlos I (2nd L) shakes hands with the president of Iberdrola energy group, Ignacio Sanchez Galan (L), next to Spanish queen Sofia (2nd R) and Basque regional president Patxi Lopez (R), during the inauguration of the Iberdrola Tower building (the company's headquarters),...
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People cross a street near Iberdrola Tower (Iberdrola energy company's headquarters) on February 21, 2012 in the Northern Spanish Basque city of Bilbao. The Iberdrola Tower building was inaugurated today by Spanish King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia.
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Argentinean architect Cesar Pelli laughs during the inauguration of the Torre Iberdrola in Bilbao February 21, 2012. The 165-metre (541 feet) glass-clad skyscraper, designed by Pelli and officially opened by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia on Tuesday, is Bilbao's tallest building.
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