Portugal

Physalia physalis is the scientific name of the Portuguese man-of-war. The name originates in the ancient Greek word phusallis for "bellows" or "bladder." It stresses the Portuguese man-of-war's impressive buoyancy because of the gas-filled bladder.

Same as everywhere, Mammonism!

you have no life if you want to know

about golfing so i sugest you go to portugal

and ask them yourself.

No its not. Yellow's for everyone. Countries don't own colours.

No, Portugal wasn't a new nation after the First World War. Portugal became a republic before World War I and then was under a dictatorship for almost 50 years. The Portuguese First Republic [Primeira República Portuguesa] was established on October 5, 1910 and replaced the Constitutional Monarchy. It lasted for 16 years until the May 8, 1926 National Revolution [Revolução Nacional] replaced the republic with Estado Novo [New State], a national dictatorship [Ditadura Nacional]. Portugal basically reverted to a republic on April 25, 1974 with the Carnation Revolution [Revolução dos Cravos].

Of course!

Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula, along with Andorra and Gibraltar.

It's important to know the route, and the stops, for the cruise. For the sea surface temperatures vary depending upon where the traveler is in the Atlantic Ocean. The coordinates for Florida are 28 degrees North 81.5 degrees West. At 20-30 degrees Noth latitude, temperatures tend to be 75 degrees in March. The coordinates for Portugal are 38 degrees 42 minutes North 9 degrees 11 minutes West. At 30-35 degrees North latitude, temperatures tend to average at 65 degrees. At 35-40 degrees North latitude, temperatures tend to shift quickly from 65 to 60 to 55degrees. And at 40-45 degrees North latitude, temperatures tend to shift quickly from 55 to 40 to 35 degrees.

The Adidas head office in Portugal is in the capital, Lisbon [Lisboa]. The address for Adidas Portugal is the following:

Avenida Dom João II, Lote 1.17.03, 12 Piso.

Adidas Portugal Public Relations Manager is Rita Goncalves.

The office telephone number is +351 707 200 367. The office email is rita.goncalves@adidas.com.

Euro, just like in most European Union countries

Lisbon is in the Spanish peninsula, but not in spain. Lisbon Is The capital of Portugal, bordering spain.

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Of course. And there are some fairs dedicated to it.

They were both a part of European imperialism which altered the political, economic and social affairs of other countries.

The agreement was called the Treaty of Tordesillas. It did not divide wealth specifically, rather it was the first attempt to divide the spheres of influence in the New World between Portugal and Spain.

From NY, USA to Portugal, it is 3400 Miles (5472 Kms)

no she is from colombia

The portuguese wanted to find gold along the coast of Africa

Because the Portuguese dominated the Saharan trade routes.

A network of long distance trade routes dominated by Muslim merchants.

Active personnel: 44,900
Reserve personnel: 210,930

The Portuguese equivalent of the English phrase 'zip code' is the following: codigo postal. The Portuguese pronunciation is KAW-djee-goo puh-SHTOW, with the 'ow' sound like that in the English word 'how'. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'codigo' means 'code'; and 'postal' has the same meaning in Portuguese as in English. The Portuguese zip code uses a set of four numbers, followed by a dash, followed by a set of three numbers, followed by another dash, followed by a space that may be filled with as many as 25 characters. For the space is allotted for the name of the postal location, or town. The name of the town sometimes may be followed by the three-letter abbreviation of the municipality. The firstnumber in the first set of four numbers locates the address within one of the Republic's nine postal regions. For example, '1' represents the City of Lisbon; '2' Estremadura and Ribatejo; '3' Beiralitoral, which means 'coastal'; '4' Minho and Douro litoral; '5' Tras-os-Montes, and Alto Douro; '6' Beira interior; '7' Alentejo; '8' Algarve; and '9' The islands of Madeira, and the Azores. The secondand third numbers in the first set locate the postal distribution centers. And the fourth number is code '0' if the location is the capital of the municipality, '5' if otherwise,' or whichever one of the remaining digits '1-4' and '6-9' represents a particular designated address. The Portuguese national postal service is Correios e Telecomunicacoes de Portugal, SA, which translates as 'Postal Services and Telecommunications of Portugal, PLC'. It's known by the abbreviation CTT, which stands for the service's previous name of Correios, Telegrafos e Telefonos. Help on identifying the specific zip code may be found at the CTT site: http://www2.ctt.pt/feapl/jsp/postalcodesearch/public/postalcodesearch.jsf?tab=1?lang=01#. The site includes a section of Frequently Asked Questions; downloadable materials, such as postal maps; and contact by email at codigo-postal@ctt.pt, and by telephone at 707-26-26-26.

Cataplana is a Portuguese dish. It is specially popular in Algarve (south of Portugal).

Portuguese Irregular Verbs was created in 2003.

Palácio de S. Bento

you probably mean De Almeida, or D'Almeida