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| ymposium, the International Project assisting | Mexican Public Finance Officials as well as initiativ |
| 1817-) was an immigrant in the | Mexican Pueblo de San Diego in territorial California |
| A | Mexican punk band performed at their wedding. |
| paperback reprint, 1997, and Mysteries of the | Mexican Pyramids (1976). |
| Heberto Sein (1898-1977) was a | Mexican Quaker leader, peace activist, language inter |
| Weller with whom they would issue cult album | Mexican R'n'B (1992) along with 3 EPs, all recorded i |
| e matrix of Side A on the 7" vinyl single has | Mexican R'N'B inscribed on it, while Side B has Goodb |
| tracks on the single also appear on the album | Mexican R'n'B. |
| n February 11, 1970 in San Mateo Atenco) is a | Mexican race walker. |
| KURS 1040 AM is an Regional | Mexican radio station in San Diego, California. |
| WEDJ is a Regional | Mexican radio station licensed to Danville, Indiana i |
| KTUZ-FM (106.7 FM, "La Z") is a Regional | Mexican radio station serving the Oklahoma City Metro |
| t first place for twelve consecutive weeks on | Mexican radio. |
| ld champion and had only lost to the renowned | Mexican Rafael Marquez. |
| n R. Hughes, "...you and your men are to keep | Mexican raiders off of Texas territory if possible, a |
| c when on March 9, 1916, Pancho Villa led 500 | Mexican raiders in a cross-border attack against Colu |
| It was the most sought after portion of the | Mexican railroad concessions, called the Northeast Ra |
| The mistreatment of | Mexican railroad workers angered him, and he started |
| In 1883, however, the New York, Texas and | Mexican Railway bypassed the settlement, precipitatin |
| It lies along the Texas | Mexican Railway in the northwestern part of the count |
| ve once was a railroad branch going off Texas | Mexican Railway to the Naval Air Station. |
| He was chairman of the East Indian and the | Mexican Railway Companies. |
| The Texas | Mexican Railway (reporting mark TM) is a Class II rai |
| The Texas | Mexican Railway International Bridge is the only rail |
| blished in 1882, when the New York, Texas and | Mexican Railway from Victoria to Rosenberg was comple |
| TMM already partially owned the Texas | Mexican Railway through a previous concession from th |
| The community was also a stop on the Texas | Mexican Railway. |
| ne of the builders of the New York, Texas and | Mexican Railway. |
| the area in 1871 to live the lifestyle of the | Mexican rancher and styled himself Don Pierre Agoure. |
| stealing at least several hundred horses from | Mexican ranchers. |
| battle indigenous raiders who attacked other | Mexican ranchos. |
| The | Mexican Rap/Rock group Molotov made a cover version o |
| album was recorded on November, 1956, at the | Mexican RCA Victor studios. |
| orton, an American heiress, is kidnapped by a | Mexican rebel and ransomed to fund his rebellion. |
| Mina escaped to join the | Mexican rebels under Pedro Moreno further south, but |
| He called on all | Mexican rebels to surrender and join his patriotic ar |
| our tortillas in a variety of non-Mexican and | Mexican recipes. |
| gres del Norte and Friends is a live album by | Mexican recording artists Los Tigres del Norte. |
| As of March 2008, he holds the | Mexican Records in the long-course (50m) 50 breaststr |
| However it is just known from Mexico, the | Mexican red list of endangered plants describe it as |
| The | Mexican Red Cross distributed 4,000 food and hygiene |
| The | Mexican Red Cross provided aid for 6,587 families thr |
| Mexican Redhorse (Moxostoma austrinum) is a species o | |
| any other popular pet tarantula species (see: | Mexican Redknee tarantula), Texas Brown tarantula are |
| Insects and other Invertebrates: | Mexican redknee tarantula, Jungle nymph, Assassin bug |
| st the Liberal Party's chances in the ongoing | Mexican Reform War. |
| ocation where the mineral can be found with a | Mexican region Cavas Viejas. |
| nd other Mesoamerican cultures in the central | Mexican region. |
| XEAS-AM (branded as Ke Buena) is a | Mexican Regional Music format AM radio station that s |
| XENU-AM (branded as La Rancherita) is a | Mexican Regional Music format AM station that serves |
| XHAS-FM (branded as Ke Buena) is a | Mexican Regional Music format FM radio station that s |
| The | Mexican regional format station started on August 4, |
| N (1170 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a | Mexican Regional music format. |
| 1540 AM became | Mexican regional KXMG, "Mega 1540." |
| C (95.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a | Mexican Regional format. |
| WLEY 107.9, | Mexican Regional, Aurora |
| Herman wanted Americans there before | Mexican reinforcements got there. |
| Burke his agent in matters pertaining to the | Mexican religious conflict known as the Cristero War. |
| oles in I, The Worst of All portraying famous | Mexican religious scholar Sor Juana, Nostradamus, The |
| 6, 1958, the Union of Railroad Workers of the | Mexican Republic (Spanish: Sindicato de Trabajadores |
| olitical vicissitudes of the region under the | Mexican Republic. |
| he provisional government which preceding the | Mexican Republic. |
| According to the | Mexican researcher, the term “Chupacabras” is a simpl |
| ssor Bird, and his partner, Sparrow, are in a | Mexican resort near a gambling casino. |
| charter flight to Morro's Lodge, an isolated | Mexican resort, where he will receive further instruc |
| xperience, El Torito is currently the largest | Mexican restaurant brand in California in terms of nu |
| l Torito (Spanish for "the little bull") is a | Mexican restaurant chain, consisting of 69 restaurant |
| La Parilla | Mexican Restaurant |
| When served in a | Mexican restaurant in the U.S., a melted cheese cover |
| ess-News have several times voted it the best | Mexican restaurant in San Antonio. |
| The west half of it was turned into a | Mexican restaurant called The Rio Grande. |
| approximately 35 Acapulco | Mexican Restaurant and Cantina |
| Los Rancheros | Mexican Restaurant on Plantation Road was also listed |
| slation from what I have heard it called in a | Mexican restaurant (Tequila Rapido).70.253.66.179 (ta |
| Omega's | Mexican Restaurant - 212 N. Crowdus Street |
| Don Pedro is a | Mexican restaurant in San Antonio, Texas. |
| Acapulco | Mexican Restaurant and Cantina was founded in 1960 in |
| Las Palapas, Whataburger, Jim's, The Original | Mexican Restaurant, and Taco Cabana are all busy late |
| tablished on the Riverwalk after the Casa Rio | Mexican restaurant. |
| anilla Jr, who at the time freshly opened his | Mexican restaurant. |
| ardo; about a narrator's visit to a fictional | Mexican restaurant. |
| Advertising for a local | Mexican restaurant. |
| annual Cinco de Mayo Festival, meets at local | Mexican restaurants and participates in community ser |
| Inc. is the largest operator of full-service, | Mexican restaurants in the U.S.. |
| 5 Casa Gallardo | Mexican Restaurants |
| ela is a cerveza preparada that is popular in | Mexican restaurants both as a drink and as an appetiz |
| lives in Guayanabo, Puerto Rico, and owns two | Mexican restaurants named Lupis in Old San Juan and n |
| closing months of 2006, Polish, Japanese and | Mexican restaurants were all opened. |
| often complimentary appetizer in Tex-Mex and | Mexican restaurants in the U.S. and elsewhere. |
| Mexican Restaurants, Inc. (Pink Sheets: CASA), a Hous | |
| Salamini, Heather Fowler: ‘Caciquismo and the | Mexican Revoltuion: The case of Manuel Pelaez.' |
| ng Mexico - those from the latter left during | Mexican Revolution and include Mennonites. |
| Today, Mariachis are seen as a symbol of the | Mexican Revolution and national pride. |
| place between 1880 and 1915, right before the | Mexican Revolution and federal restrictions placed on |
| Agree the | Mexican Revolution is confusing - one reason I wanted |
| He is primarily known in the | Mexican Revolution as an independent general who kept |
| However, the | Mexican Revolution set back wine production, especial |
| ed on the U.S. - Mexico border to prevent the | Mexican Revolution from spilling into the United Stat |
| was also the location of many battles of the | Mexican Revolution and Cristero War. |
| Picking up refugees from the | Mexican Revolution circa 1915 |
| some time in the army of Pancho Villa in the | Mexican Revolution before coming to the United States |
| The film, set in the | Mexican Revolution and filmed on location around Acap |
| ation of Mexico ending the violent era of the | Mexican Revolution through the creation of the Partid |
| United States for over a dozen years, but the | Mexican Revolution shaped her thinking. |
| At the time, the | Mexican Revolution was underway in Mexico, and the 8t |
| At the time the | Mexican Revolution had created rising tensions betwee |
| financial as he needed funds to fight in the | Mexican Revolution of which he was a leader. |
| ily to Los Angeles, California, to escape the | Mexican Revolution in 1913. |
| in Mexico: Europe, the United States, and the | Mexican Revolution (1981), The University of Chicago |
| Whatever its origin, it would be during the | Mexican Revolution of the early 20th century that "La |
| During the 1910 | Mexican Revolution many Mexicans fled Mexico and sett |
| Conflict from the | Mexican Revolution began affecting American interests |
| During the | Mexican Revolution there was a great migration from M |
| In addition to The | Mexican Revolution (2 vols., Cambridge, 1986), Knight |
| Fearless women in the | Mexican Revolution and the Spanish Civil War. |
| ”Carabina 30-30" (from the | Mexican Revolution) |
| During the | Mexican Revolution, it was popular to watch firefight |
| lergymen who fled from persecution during the | Mexican Revolution, raising over $21,000 for this cau |
| During the | Mexican Revolution, a widely popular Mexican revoluti |
| nence of the “Citrus Era,” the turmoil of the | Mexican Revolution, and ends the journey with most re |
| isco Madero, opposing military leaders in the | Mexican Revolution, visiting The Popular at the same |
| deration of Labor, the United States, and the | Mexican Revolution, 1910-1924. |
| aja California revolt; after the start of the | Mexican Revolution, they supported the country's anar |
| Womack, John: ZAPATA: and the | Mexican Revolution, 1969 |
| In the | Mexican revolution, Dreben fought with and against su |
| campaign in the Gulf of California during the | Mexican Revolution, she was present at the Fourth Bat |
| During the | Mexican Revolution, he left the country and went to t |
| ical themes in Spaghetti Westerns include the | Mexican Revolution, often seen from a leftist politic |
| During the | Mexican Revolution, Ojinaga was the scene of the Batt |
| Tesoro found themselves in the middle of the | Mexican Revolution. |
| ano music singer Ruben Ramos and his band The | Mexican Revolution. |
| Mexico during political unrest following the | Mexican Revolution. |
| led to concerns about its security during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| a 1912 silent war documentary set during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| e Mexico due to the disruptions caused by the | Mexican Revolution. |
| dfather of Francisco I. Madero, leader of the | Mexican Revolution. |
| Columbus, Luna County, New Mexico, during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| tizenship were forced to leave because of the | Mexican Revolution. |
| to help protect British interests during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| during the Pancho Villa Expedition during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| istory of Latin America; particularly, in the | Mexican Revolution. |
| on behalf of Victoriano Huerta to finance the | Mexican Revolution. |
| and the United States, related to the ongoing | Mexican Revolution. |
| a 1916 silent war documentary set during the | Mexican Revolution. |
| the exodus into the United States during the | Mexican Revolution., |
| --his grandmother-- a feisty survivor of the | Mexican Revolution: "She started with her belief in G |
| In the shadow of the | Mexican revolution: contemporary Mexican history, 191 |
| His mother lost a few estates in the | Mexican Revolution; and after the fall of the Third R |
| Reputedly some | Mexican revolutionaries offered to crown him Emperor |
| Eventually joining forces with a group of | Mexican revolutionaries, Sullivan and his brother soo |
| Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa (Antonio Banderas) | |
| The same year, | Mexican revolutionary general Francisco Javier Mina v |
| lso starred Marlon Brando playing the role of | Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata. |
| in the 1980s that he became a militant of the | Mexican revolutionary left (izquierda revolucionaria) |
| Andrea Villareal (1881 - 1963) was a | Mexican revolutionary, journalist and feminist. |
| Mexican rider Belem Guerrero Mendez with 14 points wa | |
| Kissei licensed the US, Canadian, and | Mexican rights for silodosin to Watson Pharmaceutical |
| Antena is the first album of | Mexican rock band Zurdok Movimiento. |
| ira Pata de Perro is a live album released by | Mexican rock band Maldita Vecindad y los Hijos del Qu |
| Jumbo (band), a | Mexican rock band |
| on Ice was a live album released by Fobia, a | Mexican rock band on December 16, 1997. |
| en The Four Seasons and Vee-Jay Records, "New | Mexican Rose" was the third single taken from the alb |
| match that of the singles' predecessors, "New | Mexican Rose" did make it into the Top 40 of Billboar |
| Commonly called the rose-grey, or | Mexican rose, it is not available in the pet-trade. |
| ly declared the Rancho Los Nietos grant under | Mexican rule and ordered its partition into six small |
| After Californians revolted against | Mexican rule and became a U.S. State, homesteaders ob |
| tewide election for California Governor after | Mexican rule in 1849, but he lost. |
| a for the Americans and leading to the end of | Mexican rule in California. |
| Under | Mexican rule the trade restrictions were lifted and c |
| U.S., while the southern half remained under | Mexican rule. |
| Some researchers theorize that | Mexican Rurales led by Captain Alfredo Carrillo, who |
| Later, Spanish, British, | Mexican, Russian and American explorers and settlers |
| It shares certain common uses with the | Mexican sal negro or "black salt." |
| aecilian, South African ghost frogs, lungless | Mexican salamanders, the Malagasy rainbow frog, Chile |
| York Times including "Rainbow Beach Towels on | Mexican Sand", an article on the gay tourism industry |
| as a cemita poblana, is sometimes known as a | Mexican sandwich, originally from the city of Puebla. |
| ay 2006, and placed Thaicom 5, along with the | Mexican Satmex 6 spacecraft, into geosynchronous tran |
| ng and sweatbaths (temazcalli), also known as | Mexican sauna and Xochiquetzal, the goddess of love, |
| aint on bass and Fernando Toussaint on drums, | Mexican saxophone player Alejandro Campos was also pa |
| over the years it has grown into a primarily | Mexican school with close to 85% of its students bein |
| He always thought that the | Mexican School of Cardiology was above any other. |
| r CSS Alabama), was blockading Vera Cruz when | Mexican schooner Criolla slipped into that port. |
| In August 1832, he captured the | Mexican schooner, Montezuma, which had boarded and ro |
| Soc. is a | Mexican scientific journal in chemistry. |
| do (July 28, 1934 - September 16, 2010) was a | Mexican sculptor and installation artist. |
| he assembled a notable collection of ancient | Mexican sculptures and ceramics. |
| Mexican searobin, Prionotus paralatus Ginsburg, 1950. | |
| At the end of the | Mexican season, Kinnear moved to the Seattle Sounders |
| In 2010 he went to CD Veracruz to play in the | Mexican second division, but he failed to impress in |
| He then moved to | Mexican Second Division club Irapuato for the 1993-19 |
| Quintero also helped Irapuato win the | Mexican second division title and advance to the firs |
| On May 2010 he signed for CD Veracruz of the | Mexican second division. |
| caxa, Cruz Azul, and Celaya, where he led the | Mexican Second Division in scoring. |
| In 1995, the | Mexican Secretariat of the Environment and Natural Re |
| nergy Policy Technological Development at the | Mexican Secretariat of Energy and as Director-General |
| other Central American organizations and the | Mexican section of the Morenoists. |
| A larger U.S. and | Mexican security presence in the area may have thwart |
| From 1831-1833 he served as a member of the | Mexican Senate from Chihuahua. |
| ate in the 1994 election and President of the | Mexican Senate. |
| El Paso Grupo Folklorico was featured in the | Mexican sequence, and the show closed with the moving |
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