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Albacete , city (1990 pop. 129,002), capital of Albacete prov., SE Spain, in Castile-La Mancha. Under the Moors, Albacete was a part of the Kingdom of Murcia , with which it was incorporated (1269) into Castile. An agricultural and transport center, the city is in a wine-producing region. Its products include wine, clothing, tools, and flour.

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Albacete City in se central Spain; capital of Albacete province. It has a 16thcentury cathedral, Moorish remains and is an agricultural centre. Pop. (1974) 100,545.

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Free Article Inmasa, Albacete, installed a 1500 kW induction power unit with two 2500 kg steel shell. (Spain).(Brief Article)
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Free Article Plater takes fourth at Albacete.
Newspaper article from: Horncastle News (Horncastle, England); 5/12/2008
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Magazine article from: Commonweal; 1/31/2003

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Inmasa, Albacete, installed a 1500 kW induction power unit with two 2500 kg steel shell. (Spain).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Modern Casting; 12/1/2001; 24 words ; SPAIN--Inmasa, Albacete, installed a 1500 kW induction power unit with two 2500 kg steel shell furnaces from Inductotherm Europe, Ltd., Droitwich, England. Read more
Plater takes fourth at Albacete.
Newspaper article from: Horncastle News (Horncastle, England); 5/12/2008; 224 words ; ...deserved at the end of the six-hour World Endurance race at Albacete in Spain. But he did finish in a credible fourth place even...races this year without encountering either snow or rain and Albacete has been no different. Every session here has been run in differing... Read more
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Magazine article from: Commonweal; 1/31/2003; ; 700+ words ; ...the Ritz Attraction to Infinity Lorenzo Albacete Crossroad Publishing, $19.95, 192 pp...curiosity really shouldn't. Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete, an evidently charitable man who served...swimming pool, these people asked Monsignor Albacete questions, not just about the pope and... Read more
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Newspaper article from: Ripley & Heanor News (Ripley, England); 3/23/2006; 398 words ; ...Haslam emerged from the final test in Albacete, Spain, in confident mood. Airwaves Ducati...said The test has gone very well here in Albacete, the team and the bike are working well...also very optimistic! The testing in Albacete may have been the last chance for the... Read more
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Newspaper article from: Spalding Guardian & Lincs Free Press (Spalding, England); 12/19/2006; 346 words ; ...performance during winter testing at Albacete in Spain. The 18-year-old joined Manor...started to feel at home with the Renault at Albacete. If the car moved around at any point...single-seater racing. Commenting on the Albacete test, Manor's Tony Shaw said: Our time... Read more
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Newspaper article from: Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England); 12/18/2006; 203 words ; ...success after an outstanding performance during winter testing at Albacete in Spain. The 18-year-old city-based star joined Manor, the...podium during only his third ever car race. Commenting on the Albacete test, Manor's Tony Shaw said: Alexander performed very well... Read more
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Magazine article from: International Railway Journal; 3/1/2002; 54 words ; ...Traffic Management System! European Train Control System (ERTMS/ETCS) Level 2 equipment on the Albacete--Villar de Chinchilla pilot section of the Albacete--Valencia line. Trials with Level 1 equipment are currently underway. Read more
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Magazine article from: Archives of Environmental Health; 7/1/1995; ; 700+ words ; ...from a rural area in the south of Spain (Albacete). A population of lung cancer patients...samples were obtained and who had lived in Albacete's rural area (population less than 100 000), located within a 50-km radius of Albacete. Albacete is a town in the south of Spain... Read more
Plater reined in by the rain in Spain.
Newspaper article from: Sleaford Standard (Sleaford, England); 5/14/2008; 237 words ; ...considerable time, Steve Plater was not able to secure the victory he deserved at the end of the six-hour World Endurance race at Albacete in Spain. But he did finish in a credible fourth place even though both his team mates, Steve Martin and Igor German, suffered... Read more
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Newspaper article from: Cross Currents; 3/22/2004; ; 700+ words ; ...later interviewed on the PBS documentary Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero. With simple eloquence, Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete remembered, From the first moment I looked into that horror on September 11, into that fireball, that explosion of horror... Read more

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