cadiz in A Sentence

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    Cadiz was named for a city in Spain.

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    Arrecife Cadiz Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Puerto Rosario Sta Cruz de la Palma.

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    The Santa Cruz Carnival is, with the Carnival of Cadiz, the most important festival for Spanish tourism and Spain's largest Carnival.

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    If the French had destroyed Nelson near Cadiz, then the release of the Channel would be a matter of one to two months.

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    Like much of Spain, Cadiz is on high alert for forest fires because of a heatwave pushing temperatures past 40 degrees Celsius(104 Fahrenheit).

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    On June 12, 1496, Columbus entered the harbor of Cadiz in Spain, but this second return of his didn't enjoy the sympathy of the crowds at all.

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    In Zaragoza and Cadiz, Valencia and Seville, in many small towns and villages, the population did the lynching of French officers and Spanish officials who are only suspected of loyalty to the occupiers.

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    For example, large craters on Mars are named after deceased scientists and writers associated with Mars(there's an Asimov and a Da Vinci), and craters less than 60km across are named after towns and villages on Earth(there's a Bordeaux and a Cadiz).

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    The company has been mired in controversy and permitting for years, but the drought combined with the prospect of building a 43-mile pipeline to pump 16.3 billion gallons of water towards Los Angeles each year has kept Cadiz stock on the rise.

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