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Gallegos

[gah-ye-gaws]

noun

  1. Rómulo 1884–1969, Venezuelan educator, statesman, and novelist: president of Venezuela 1948.

  2. Río Gallegos.



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Seal Beach City Manager Patrick Gallegos said in an email that the city has not yet been served with the complaint and isn’t able to comment on the specifics of the pending litigation.

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In March, Clasby sent a formal complaint to Gallegos, seeking an investigation and explaining how Henderson had denied her training opportunities and treated her unfairly because of her gender.

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Police interviewed a prime suspect within the first week: Jose Echeverria, 18, whose name Gallegos had tattooed on her chest.

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When prosecutors displayed gruesome crime scene photos that showed how Calzada and Gallegos looked when they were found, some members of the jury recoiled.

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He said he had been in a relationship with Gallegos, but it was winding down because she got out of hand when she drank.

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