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mercado

American  
[mer-kah-thaw] / mɛrˈkɑ ðɔ /

noun

Spanish.

plural

mercados
  1. a market.


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Yale researchers Brandon Mercado and Nicole Piekut also contributed to the study.

From Science Daily

To Jessie Mercado, 31, and her father, Alfredo — who has owned the beloved cafe in Santa Clarita for 30 years — it was amusing and sweet that many held the establishment so close to their hearts that they wanted to take pieces of it home with them.

From Los Angeles Times

For decades, Mercado’s father said he had a friendly relationship and verbal lease agreement with the property owner, Hank Arklin Sr., a former state Assembly member who owned several commercial spaces in the area.

From Los Angeles Times

But earlier this month in an interview with the Santa Clarita Valley news outlet the Signal, Goodman disputed that the Mercado family owned the business and said the father had wavered about keeping the restaurant going.

From Los Angeles Times

Mercado said her family hadn’t wanted to close.

From Los Angeles Times