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Cardozo

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Car·do·zo  (kär-dz), Benjamin Nathan 1870-1938.
American jurist and writer who served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1932-1938).
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A fine finish from Javier Saviola and another from the towering Oscar Cardozo condemned the Goodison club to defeat, but the gap between the two sides was often even more evident.
BENFICA TOO SAVI FOR BLUES; More Portuguese torture for injury-hit ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Byline: IAN DOYLE BENFICA 5 Saviola 14, 84, Cardozo 47, 48, Luisao 52 EVERTON 0 BENFICA: Cesar; Amorin, Luisao, Luiz, Peixoto; Di Maria, Garcia, Aimar (Martins 69), Ramires; Cardozo (Coentrao 77), Saviola (Weldon 84).
Humiliating defeat is hardly a surprise by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Javi Garcia opened the scoring after 16 minutes while further strikes by Luisao (22), Oscar Cardozo (29), Pablo Aimar (35) and Nascimento Ramires (37) had the hosts 5-0 up at the interval.
BENFICA IN EIGHT-GOAL WARNING by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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