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La Coruna

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La Coruña 

a city and port in Spain, in Galicia, on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of La Coruña. The administrative center of La Coruña Province. Population, 189,700 (1971). La Coruña is a railroad hub, a bunkering base for transit ships, and a major commercial fishing center (the port’s freight turnover was 5.2 million tons in 1969). It has petroleum-refining (about 4 million tons), shipbuilding, fish-canning, textile, and chemical industries.



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La Coruna lie second in Division Three, three points off leaders Nailors Arms but with a massive five games in hand, so the result went pretty much to form.
DAVID BECKHAM will be able to play for Real Madrid against Deportivo La Coruna after the Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee rescinded the red card he received during the 2-1 defeat by Valencia on Sunday.
DAVID BECKHAM will be able to play for Real Madrid against Deportivo La Coruna after the Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee rescinded the red card he received during the 2-1 defeat by Valencia on Sunday.
 
 
 
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