Co·im·bra (k - m br , kwm-, kw  -) A city of central Portugal north-northeast of Lisbon. It is noted for its university, founded in Lisbon in the 1290s and transferred to Coimbra in 1540. Population: 139,000. |
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| de Sousa Lopes O, de Abreu Sacchetta L, Coimbra TL, Pereira LE. Also, Wolters Kluwer has entered the legal publishing market in Portugal with the establishment of a partnership with Coimbra Editora (Lisbon) to produce online services and tools for legal professionals in that country. Sister Lucia, who died at age 97 on February 13, 2005, passed away in the Carmelite convent of Coimbra and, at her own wish, was buried there for one year. |
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