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Last update: Saturday 11th of February 2012
Nothing was found!Catalan can refer to:
- Catalan Atlas, a work of cartography in the 14th century.
- Catalan people
- Catalan language
- An inhabitant of Catalonia
- A Catalan speaker, whether or not from Catalonia proper (see Catalan Countries).
- Eugène Charles Catalan, a mathematician
- Catalan solid, a concept in mathematics
- Catalan number, a concept in mathematics
- Catalan Opening, a chess opening
- Catalan forge, an early type of open-hearth furnace
- Catalan vault, an architectural feature (also known as a Catalan arch or a Catalan turn)
- Catalan Company (or Catalan Grand Company), a mercenary free company in 14th century Europe
- Catalan Punt Volat, an orthographic symbol
- Catalan Communications, a publisher of graphic novels during the 1980s
- The lunar crater Catalán
- Miguel Ángel Catalán (1894-1957), Spanish spectroscopist after whom the lunar crater is named.
- An alternative name used in France for wine made from the Carignan grape.
- Catalan Dragons, a rugby league football club.
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You may be asking yourself how being an extra could save your life even though it can’t save your career. Recently Curb Your Enthusiasm was able to clear a man of murder charges! Juan Catalan was wrongfully imprisoned for a murder.
An outstanding Lionel Messi saved the El-Classico for the catalans and most importantly made sure that the difference between Sevilla and the defending champions will be only 3 points. Don't be surprised if yesterday's El-Classico will be remembered as Lionel Messi's ElClassico.
Public outcry in Spain"Carlos Losada, a commentator on the local Cadena Cope radio station, said": "I don't think it is right that public money is used to pay for these pornographic films, never mind if it is supposedly to promote Catalan. It is a degradation of public money."
The Brazilian forward has been criticised in the Spanish media and accused of being out of shape as Barca face an uphill battle to remain in the Champions League. The Catalan giants are 2-1 down to Liverpool going into next week's second leg at Anfield but they are back on top of La Liga. "I am happy here in Barcelona," said Ronaldinho.