Although the British government did not make any immediate legal moves, in late November a British warship was moored abreast of " Pampero ", and she was placed under a 24-hour scrutiny by customs officers.
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She saw service under the names " Gulf Grain ", " El Pampero " and " Agios Raphael " before she was sold in June 2009 to the Turkish Powership Company based in Istanbul.
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The group use the following sub-brands as part of their portfolio : Bikehut, Boardman Bikes, 13 Bikes, Carrera bicycles, Apollo, Trax, Victoria Pendelton, Urban Escape, Exodus, Pampero, Sendai, Ripspeed.
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""'El Pampero " "'is a live album by Argentinian jazz composer and saxophonist Gato Barbieri featuring performances recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1971 and first released on the Flying Dutchman label.
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The shipments consisted of 6, 500 tons of arms, including 36 heavy artillery pieces, more than 35, 000 FAL automatic rifles, Pampero short-range missiles, mines, grenades and other munitions, the Clarin report said.
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He also led the league in RBI and finished second in home runs, being surpassed only by Licoreros de Pampero outfielder Don Lock ( 10 ), who in turn was a runner-up to Garc�a in RBI ( 28 ).
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In fact, he facilitated the entry of the Licoreros de Pampero as a substitute franchise in 1955 and later played a significant role in the formation of the Aguilas del Zulia club, which joined the expanded Venezuelan Professional Baseball League in 1969,
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The 1956-1957 tournament would see further changes : the Navegantes del Magallanes team was purchased by advertisers Joe Novas and Joe Cruz and renamed as Oriente, leaving the league made of Leones del Caracas, Oriente, Pampero and Industriales de Valencia.
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Late in his career he had to deal with old injuries, being limited to a clutch situations with one homer, a double and 12 RBI . He stayed with the franchise when it was renamed the Licoreros de Pampero in the next season.
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The Clarin newspaper last year claimed 6, 500 tons of Argentine arms, including 36 heavy artillery pieces, more than 35, 000 FAL automatic rifles, Pampero short-range missiles, mines, grenades and other munitions, were sold to Croatia.
