libero
n.— «Gostaria de saber como sera a atuacao do libero numa equipe de volley diante da possibilidade dessa alteracao na regra.» —“Atuacao do Libero” by Eduardo Silva Ramos Usenet: rec.sport.volleyball Feb. 27, 1996. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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