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Setúbal (sət `bəl), city (1991 pop. 83,548), capital of Setúbal district, S central Portugal, on the Bay of Setúbal at the mouth of the Sado River, in Estremadura. One of Portugal's most important ports, it handles wine, oranges, and cork. It has a fishing fleet, shipyards, chemical and glass plants, and is a major sardine-canning center. In 1979 a highway between Lisbon and Setúbal was opened. Setúbal was a royal residence (1481–95) under John II. |
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| To produce cut-size paper formats, the Group's Setubal plant relies on a cut-size line from E. Roberto Setubal Total assets managed by the end of CEO September 2004 jumped 18% to Banco Itau US$48. Moreover, given the limits of time and resources, I think we did manage to cover the ground geographically (from Braga in the north to Setubal in the south and west to the Azores), while also trying to get a feel for the range of work currently going on, especially with the younger generation. |
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