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Sergipe

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Sergipe (sərgē`pĭ), state (1996 pop. 1,617,368), 8,321 sq mi (21,551 sq km), NE Brazil, on the Atlantic Ocean. Aracaju Aracaju (ä'rəkəzh`), city (1996 pop.
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Sergipe
a state of NE Brazil: the smallest Brazilian state; a centre of resistance to Dutch conquest (17th century). Capital: Aracajú. Pop.: 1 846 039 (2002). Area: 13 672 sq. km (8492 sq. miles)


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Some facts and figures on the waterway: Length 2,700 kilometers Size of basin 634,000 square kilometers Tributaries 168 States served Minas Gerais, Bahia, Pernambuco, Alagoas, Sergipe Population 13 million Project cost US$1.
Even flow: Brazil plans to reroute a river to bring water to the ... by Prada, Paulo / Latin Trade
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool, United Kingdom; ([dagger]) University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom; and ([dagger]) Federal University of Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil
Human metapneumovirus and respiratory syncytial virus, Brazil by Hart, C. Anthony / Emerging Infectious Diseases
A comparison of homicide convicts with total prison population in other major state prisons in 1923 reveals a general trend: Sergipe 63/73; Alagoas 79/112; Maranhao 131/146; Amazonas 50/51; Para 43/74; Minas Gerais 92/111; Rio Grande do Norte 37/54; and Pernambuco 189/381.
Conscription versus penal servitude: army reform's influence on the ... by Beattie, Peter M. / Journal of Social History
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