Vaca toposa
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Toposa.

Toposa in action.

Dog running after the Toposa.
Vaca toposa (toposa cow) is a small, mean-looking skinny cow shown in the fiestas of some typical Spanish towns. The distinction between toposa cows and milking cows is a basic survival skill taught to first-year pre-school children in most schools in the Vega Baja: toposa cows are skinny and very aggressive, while milking cows are fat and peaceful. "Vaca toposa" is the local name in the towns of the comarca of the Vega Baja in Alicante, Spain (such as Dolores). In other parts of Spain, the name of this type of cow is "vaquilla" (heifer). Luis Garcia Berlanga, a Spanish director directed a Spanish Civil War movie - La Vaquilla (The Heifer)- based on the use of these particular cows in the fiestas.
The Dolores 2007 Toposa Cow running edition featured some innovations, such as a newly-built stadium in the Municipal Park that will host the running from now on, and a dog-cow fight (see picture 3).

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Boi
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Boi or BOI may refer to;
An altered spelling of boy used for various purposes, including:
As a spelling that is deliberately altered for reasons of gender identification, sexuality, or group affinity; see Boi (gender)
In goth (and sometimes punk) subculture boi is used to refer to a young man not afraid to experiment with traditionally "feminine" things such as eyeliner, frills, etc. and as a protest against gender roles
As an alternative spelling, such as the raper Big Boi and the song titled "Sk8er Boi" by Avril Lavigne
Frederik Boi, a Belgian professional football player
Paolo Boi, (1528-1598) Italian chess player who beat the Pope
Saint Boi de Llobregat, a town near Barcelona
Boi music, a style of Central Amazon folk music now moving into the mainstream in Brazil
BOI, the airport code for Boise International Airport in Idaho
The Portuguese word for ox.
"Sk8er Boi", a song by Avril Lavigne
BOI is an abbreviation of:
Baltic Olympiad in Informatics, a programming competition for the countries around the Baltic Sea, held every year.
Balkan Olympiad in Informatics, a programming competition for the countries in the Balkans area, held every year.
Bank of Ireland. One of Ireland's largest commercial banks.
Bank of India. One of India's largest commercial banks.
Boise Airport in Boise, Idaho, its IATA airport code.
Bureau of Investigation, a bureau of the U.S. Dept. of Justice, became the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1935.
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Toro
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Toro may refer to:
Spanish Fighting Bull, A type of cattle used in Bullfighting
Denominación de Origen Toro, the Spanish wine region
Toró, the nickname of Rafael Ferreira Francisco, Brazilian football (soccer) player
Toro (cartoon character), a cartoon cat also known as the "Sony Cat" who is the mascot for Sony Computer Entertainment.
Toro (comics), a Marvel comic book character from the 1940s and 1950s
Toro (company), an American manufacturer of lawn mowers and other lawn equipment
Toro Kingdom, a traditional kingdom in modern Uganda
Toro (mascot), the mascot for the National Football League's Houston Texans franchise
Toro (magazine), a Canadian men's magazine
Toro (rodent) a spiny rat in the genus Isothrix
Toro (Sakhalin), the Japanese name of a town in Sakhalin, Russia, previously in Karafuto Prefecture, Japan
Toro (Taiwanese singer), a name of a singer
Toro (tribe), a Bhutanese tribe
Toro, Colombia, a municipality in Colombia.
Toro, Italy, a town in the province of Campobasso (southern Italy)
Toro, Spain, a town in the Spanish province of Zamora
1685 Toro, an asteroid
Manuel Murillo Toro, a historical Colombian political figure
Tōrō, a traditional lantern in Japan
Tuna with the highest fat content, as used in sushi
The nickname of the Italian football team Torino F.C.
A Spanish and Italian word for a bull
The name of Turns 6, 7, and 8 at the bobsled, luge, and skeleton track at Cesana Pariol for the 2006 Winter Olympics
Toro (archaeological site), a Yayoi-period archaeological site in Shizuoka, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Ray Toro, one of the guitarists for My Chemical Romance
Toro, the German foundation behind the non-profit social networking website kaioo
Toro, the Californian rugger

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Gato
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Gato is a Spanish and Portuguese word for cat.
Gato may also refer to:
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Gato Barbieri, a Latin jazz musician
Pat Tanaka, a Hawaiian wrestler
Gastón Gaudio, an Argentinian tennis player

[edit] Fiction and Media
Gato (Naruto), a character in the anime Naruto
Anavel Gato, a character in the anime Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory
El Gato Negro, referring to two comic book characters featured in the Azteca Productions' Universe.
Agustin Guerrero, the original El Gato Negro
Francisco Guerrero, the second and current El Gato Negro
El Gato: Crime Mangler, a comic by Michael Aushenker
Hombre Gato, a South American legend

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Gato (Fatal Fury), a video game character
Gato (computer game)
GATO, a Cyber Nations Alliance

[edit] Submarines
Gato class submarine
USS Gato (SS-212), a submarine used in World War II
USS Gato (SSN-615), a submarine used in the Cold War

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GATA
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Gata de Noche (album)
Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park
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