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ConstanţaChief Romanian port on the Black Sea, capital of Constanţa region, and second-largest city of Romania; population (1993) 349,000. It has refineries, shipbuilding yards, and food factories. It is the exporting centre for the Romanian oilfields, to which it is connected by pipeline. It was founded as a Greek colony in the 7th century BC, and later named after the Roman emperor Constantine I (4th century AD). Ovid, the Roman poet, lived in exile here. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Jerry's ancient aunt Constanza (in her 90s) is a successful baker whose traditions are somewhat mysterious, including the lighting of candles each Friday evening. Argentinean Constanza Macras grew from the "Who-hired-this-choreographer? Vial, * Francisca Valdivieso,* Gregory Mertz, ([dagger]) Constanza Castillo, ([double dagger]) Edith Belmar, * Iris Delgado, * Mauricio Tapia, ([section]) and Marcela Ferres ([paragraph]) |
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