- Luiz
Azeredo (born 10 June 1976) is a
Brazilian retired mixed martial artist. He
fought in the
PRIDE Fighting Championships and Cage Rage. On 22 November...
- D. José
Joaquim da
Cunha de
Azeredo Coutinho (8
September 1742 – 12
September 1821) was a Brazilian-born
Portuguese bishop and the last inquisitor-general...
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Carlos Magalhães de
Azeredo (September 7, 1872 –
November 4, 1963) was a
Brazilian poet,
short story writer,
diplomat and journalist. He
founded and occupied...
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Alexssander Medeiros de
Azeredo (Brazilian Portuguese: [aˈlɛks], born 21
August 1990),
commonly known as Alex, is a
Brazilian professional footballer...
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Azeredo Lopes (born 20 June 1961) is a
Portuguese politician who
served as
Minister of
National Defence from
November 2015 to
October 2018.
Azeredo Lopes...
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Lucas Yan
Cabral Azeredo Chianca (born 25
August 1995)
better known as
Lucas Chumbo, is a
Brazilian professional surfer. In
February 2018 he won the Nazare...
- Albuíno
Cunha de
Azeredo (January 21, 1945 –
September 16, 2018) was a
Brazilian civil engineer and politician. He
served as the
Governor of Espírito...
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later defeated Tatsuya Kawajiri (voted
Pride FC's
Fight of the Year), Luiz
Azeredo, and
Hayato Sakurai en
route to
becoming Pride FC's 2005
Lightweight Grand...
- Seyrig" (in French). Structurae.
Retrieved 5
September 2012.
Manuel de
Azeredo (1998). "Théophile Seyrig" (in Portuguese). FEUP.
Retrieved 5 September...
- Notícias, 29
March 2009 (in Portuguese)
Loyrette 1985, p.60
Manuel de
Azeredo (December 1999), The
Bridges of
Porto –
Technical Data,
Faculty of Engineering...
