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Carlos de Orta Lobo de Ávila (17 April 1860 – 9 September 1895), often referred to as Lobo d'Ávila, was an aristocrat, writer, journalist and politician who was also a parliamentary deputy and minister. He became famous in Portuguese intellectual circles at the time as being a member of the group that called themselves Life's Vanquished (Portuguese: Vencidos da Vida).

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