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Значения термина internacional на английском

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Soccer: Chelsea have completed the signing of Brazil playmaker Oscar from Internacional.
The Irish Times
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Leandro Damião of Internacional continues to head a long list of striker targets.
The Guardian
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But those values would be the biggest negotiation in Internacional's history.
The Guardian
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But they have to be of the value that mean significant resources for Internacional.
The Guardian
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Tereos Internacional is the 89 percent-owned subsidiary of French sugar and ethanol group Tereos.
Reuters
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Excluding a Telmex Internacional transaction in the year-ago quarter, AT&T said earnings would have been flat.
Reuters
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I think Internacional beat Barcelona years ago, Alisson was telling me, and it was massive then.
The South African
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Internacional celebrated like they'd won the league.
The Irish Times
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Internacional struggled, Gallo was sacked and the player himself was shunted into the reserves on arriving in Italy.
Reuters
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The winner of next Tuesday's tie in Asuncion will play either Internacional or Mexican side Tigres in the final.
Reuters
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Vince Power has announced the sale of a majority stake in Festival Internacional de Benicassim to long-time rival Denis Desmond.
The Irish Times
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In a team so reliant on high energy and aggressive pressing, the role of Internacional midfielder Charles Aránguiz is key.
The Guardian
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Yet Muriel eventually became a keeper, too, and a decade later they were fighting for the same job at Internacional.
The Guardian
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Viacom said the brands and assets acquired with the purchase included Telefe Internacional, a pay TV channel seen throughout the Americas.
Reuters
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Alexandre Pato might have chosen the number 11 shirt that he wore at Internacional and has sported at times for Brazil.
The Guardian
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However, while the Internacional president, Giovanni Luigi, insists the club are willing to sell, he maintains that the price must be right.
The Guardian