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São Luís
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São Luís (Portuguese) [s[~ə]un ˈlwis], São Luíz [ˈlwiʃ]
n
(Placename) a port in NE Brazil, capital of Maranhão state, on the W coast of São Luís Island: founded in 1612 by the French and taken by the Portuguese in 1615. Pop. (urban area): 834 968 (2000)
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