Avellaneda
Americannoun
noun
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Both Hoff and Avellaneda Diaz recall their parents worrying about radiation affecting their ability to have children.
From Los Angeles Times
“That was certainly a revolution because right now, it’s super easy to Google it,” Avellaneda Diaz said.
From Los Angeles Times
“In America … it has been highly politicized,” said Jenifer Avellaneda Diaz, 29, who works in the industry and runs the advocacy account Nuclear Hazelnut.
From Los Angeles Times
Avellaneda Diaz was in high school.
From Los Angeles Times
After the victim filed a complaint, Avellaneda prosecutors charged Tapón with “aggravated attempted homicide with premeditation in the context of a sporting event,” a crime that carries a penalty of 10 to 15 years in prison, according to the prosecutorial documents.
From Seattle Times
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