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Carlota

American  
[kahr-law-tah] / kɑrˈlɔ tɑ /

noun

  1. 1840–1927, wife of Maximillian: empress of Mexico 1864–67 (daughter of Leopold I of Belgium).


Carlota British  
/ karˈlota /

noun

  1. original name Marie Charlotte Amélie Augustine Victoire Clémentine Léopoldine. 1840–1927, wife of Maximilian; empress of Mexico (1864–67)

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World number two Nelly Korda is in a five-way tie for sixth at six under par alongside the likes of Spain's Carlota Ciganda, after firing a seven-under 63 on Friday.

From BBC

In return, Mexico offered to ship to Austria various objects from Maximilian’s ill-fated reign, including a gilded carriage in which he and his wife, Carlota, tooled around the capital.

From Los Angeles Times

Video taken at the restaurant on 24001 Avenida de La Carlota in Laguna Hills show people inside the restaurant running for cover.

From Los Angeles Times

And two of those red points quickly followed with Allisen Corpuz beating Anna Nordqvist 4&3, while former world amateur number one Zhang crushed Carlota Ciganda 6&4 to be the only player to score four points this week.

From BBC

England's Charley Hull and Georgia Hall shredded nerves but won on the 18th hole, while Carlota Ciganda and Emily Pedersen were also triumphant as Europe ended the day 10-6 down.

From BBC