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Marilia

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Marília 

a city in southeastern Brazil, in the state of Sao Paulo. Population, 98,100 (1970). It has a railroad station. Marilia is an important trade and distribution center of an agricultural region in the western part of the state. It has food-processing, cotton, and metalworking industries.
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The seven-member team (Mimi Kyprianou - [eth]Near 6, Maria Nectaria Antoniou - Year 5, Christine Shahbenderian - Year 6, Chloe Orphanides Year 6, Nuriye Bey - Year 6, Marilia Paraschou - Year 6, Antonis Stylianou - Year 6) was selected following a rigorous process and have proved to be extremely gifted in a variety of skills including debate and presentation, a school announcement said.
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This program, resulting in 450,000 trees planted by the end of 2009, will also provide the communities of Marilia and Londrina with access to training workshops and seedlings, thus enabling them to increase food production, create natural barriers on their lands and provide shade and fodder for livestock and other animals.
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