Edinburg

[ ed-n-burg ]

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A photojournalist working for The Texas Tribune photographed several people in line for, or receiving, the vaccines in Edinburg on Saturday.

Doctors Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg, one of the Texas facilities hardest hit by the virus this year, received 5,850 doses of the vaccine.

Edinburg was replaced by another area team, which will play in the first round Friday.

The fact is sufficiently illustrated in the quotation in the sermon from the Edinburg Review.

It is said that thousands of the young are killed by fishermen every year and marketed in Edinburg and other places.

That is the fimous Castle of Edinburg, said the first, and both gazed out at the Calton jail.

It was night when we arrived at Edinburg, so that I had no opportunity of judging what his impressions would be at that time.

Then, again, I was consulted about a line from Edinburg to Glasgow.

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