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Перевод: Argentina

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Аргентина [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. He will be forever remembered as the player sent home in disgrace from Scotland's disastrous World Cup campaign in Argentina after being found guilty of taking banned drugs in Scotland's ill-fated opening game against Peru.
2. With Australia, Argentina, England and Japan having publicly asserted support for South Africa, the Wales case, put by Denzil Lloyd and Glanmor Griffiths, was not finally scuppered until New Zealand, irresepective of their own bid, decided that they, too, would opt for South Africa in 1995.
3. W. H. Koebel wrote in Argentina Past and Present (1914) that "In no other branch of Argentine industry is the British capitalist so deeply interested as in that of the railways".
4. Jim Payne, 21, who turned professional after last year's Walker Cup, took third prize of 14,000 after a 69 for 289 with Essex's Paul Curry (73), Derbyshire's Mark Roe (72) and Argentina's Eduardo Romero (73) joint fourth on 291 for 9,533 prizes.
5. Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina): Fictions (1944); The Aleph (1949) Juan Carlos Onetti (Uruguay): A Brief Life (1950); For a Nameless Tomb (1959); The Shipyard (1961); Body Gatherer (1964) Ernesto Sbato (Argentina): The Outsider (1948); On Heroes and Tombs (1961); Abaddon the Exterminator (1974) Miguel Angel Asturias (Guatemala): The President (1946); Men of Maize (1949) Alejo Carpentier (Cuba): The kingdom of This World (1949); The Lost Steps (1953); Explosion in a Cathedral (1962); Reasons of State (1974) Juan Rulfo (Mexico): The Burning Plain (1953); Pedro Pramo (1955) Jos Maria Arguedas (Peru): Deep Rivers (1958); All Bloods (1964); The Fox Above and the Fox Below (1971) Augusto Roa Bastos (Paraguay): Son of Man (1960); I the Supreme (1974)
6. Argentina finished in sixth place.
7. Alberto Mancini, of Argentina, takes his place against Lendl in the semi-finals, which also features Miloslav Mecir against the local Carl-Uwe Steeb.
8. Argentina has not been just any other market for British arms; it has been one of Britain's best customers in a long relationship.
9. Argentina: Pumpido; Ruggeri, Simon, Monzon, Batista, Olarticochea, Giusti, Bermaldo, Burruchaga, Mandolone, Dezotti.
10. Feb 18: Spain v Canada, France v Argentina, England v W Germany, India v Australia.
11. This means Brazil will not have the rapid handover of power that saved Argentina from hyperinflation.
12. GROUP B Argentina Cameroun USSR Romania Fixtures: June 8 Argentina v Cameroun, Milan 17.00. 9 USSR v Romania, Bari 16.00. 13 Argentina v USSR, Naples 20.00. 14 Cameroun v Romania, Bari 20.00. 18 Argentina v Romania, Naples 20.00. 18 Cameroun v USSR, Bari 20.00.
13. Brazil's and Argentina's previous anti-inflation plans were based on the belief that high inflation is caused by its own momentum.