Dora

[dawr-uh, dohr-uh]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “gift.”

Example Sentences

And “Liberation” unsurprisingly includes observations that seem a little dust-covered, as when the newly enlightened Dora reflects, “Once it has occurred to you that you might be an equal human being it’s very hard to put that genie back in the bottle.”

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Mackey is hired with alarming speed and proceeds to go on his first raid, targeting a “Dora the Explorer” live show, which has a not-so-intimidating audience of young children and abuelitas.

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While there, Mackey accidentally walks in on two older men receiving massages from younger women, one of whom is a tearful Dora, detained in the raid that took place earlier in the episode.

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ICE is shown as a department so out of control that it detains Dora the Explorer and so incompetent that they hire the show’s skeletal counselor Mr. Mackey, who quickly gets promoted after helping to raid heaven.

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But from his home near London's Richmond Park - which he shares with his partner Stephanie Mendoros, his daughters, and their rescue dog, Dora - Gandy tells me he guards his privacy fiercely.

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