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Lota

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Lota (lō`tä), city (1992 pop. 50,123), S central Chile, a port on the Gulf of Arauco, an inlet of the Pacific Ocean. Founded in the 17th cent., the city grew rapidly after coal was discovered in the region (1837). There are also industries producing copper and bricks. The botanical park on a hill above the city is famous for its landscaping and sea views.
Lota 

a city in central Chile, in Conception Province. Population, 59,000 (1967). Lota is a port on the Pacific Ocean and has a railroad station. Coal is mined, and a ceramic wares factory is located there. A seaside resort is in Lota.



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Shy by nature, her personal life was often chaotic, including struggles with alcohol and depression and a tempestuous relationship with the Brazilian Lota de Macedo Soares, who committed suicide in 1967.
Hard at work in the garden are (back, left to right) Joshua Skidmore, Luca Chapman, William Robertson (front) Mia Jarrett, Annabella McCunn, Devan Lota.
During the heated debate in intra opposition benches, Ejaz Shafi remarked that they (female MPAs) came in assembly on charity (reserved) seats, and later they called each others Lota while treasury benches especially females, in support of unification bloc, also started calling other opposition members as Lota, which irked them and they staged a token walk-out led by Opposition Leader Chaudhry Zaheer-ud-Din at around 1140 hours.
 
 
 
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