LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Spain: La Rioja
built 639 days ago
According to the census for those years respectively, the population of Spain was: 15,464,340 in 1857; 15,673,481 in 1860; 16,634,345 in 1877; 17,565,632 in 1887; 18,132,475 in 1897; 18,618,086 in 1900. The last of these census shows a distribution according to sex of 9,087,821 males and 9,530,265 females, an excess of 442,444 females; there were 5,200,816 unmarried men, and 5,109,609 unmarried women; 7,021,512 married men and women; 391,452 widowers and 888,629 widows (excess of widows 497, 177); condition not ascertained, 3615 men and 2453 women. In regard to age the married persons were divided as follows:
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Physically, Spain can be thought of as one large plateau carved up by many mountain ranges and a few low land areas. It has many rivers but most are not dependable and have yearly fluctuations of length and water flow and even the largest, such as the Ebro, have a modest flow most of the time.
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During the last thirty years, Spain is becoming a secularised society. The number of believers has decreased significantly and for those who believe the degree of accordance and practice to their church is quite diverse.
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The aircraft will be operated by Pepe Jets, Globalia's newest subsidiary, one of the largest tourism groups in Spain. Globalia ... owns Air Europa, Spain's second largest airline. Pepe Jets will receive its Legacy 600 in April 2008. The Phenom 100 deliveries are scheduled to begin in October 2010, and the first Phenom 300 will be available in April 2011. The aircraft are for charter and on-demand operations.
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There are three different names given to hotel-like accommodation in large cities in Spain, they are Hotel, Hostal and Pension. It is important not to confuse a hostel with a hostal; a hostel offers backpacker-type accommodation with shared rooms, whereas a hostal is very similar to a guest house and is generally cheaper than a hotel.
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Few countries know how to party and relax like Spain. When you visit, you can stay out until the wee hours dancing, roll out of bed and check out sites like Antonio Gaudí's Dr. Seuss-esque Sagrada Familia church, rest up by taking a siesta, and then liven up again with excellent wine and the company of friends over a large helping of paella.
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