mercado

[ mer-kah-th aw ]

/ mɛrˈkɑ ðɔ /

a market.

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As a young woman who values her independence above all else, Mercado was suddenly living a total nightmare.
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On Indiegogo, Mercado described how the thieves took more than just a set of wheels.
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Despite the initial challenges, Mercado reports that most people in the industry have welcomed her with kindness.
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Five months ago, Mercado was visiting a friend and left her chair outside a brownstone apartment.
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Mercado made it so unpleasant that six other administrators were appointed in order to please him, but it was a vain attempt.
The Old Franciscan Missions Of California|George Wharton James
Not far from this gate lies the Mercado situated in the middle of the old quarters of the city.
Cathedral Cities of Spain|William Wiehe Collins
Is it not forbidden by the law of the land in which we are, even as it is forbidden for a gipsy to enter the mercado?
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He set off in the lead, afoot, followed by the prisoners under escort, Mercado bringing up the rear with the girl.
Terry|Charles Goff Thomson
Mercado looked up quickly, pleased with this mark of confidence from his uncommunicative chief.
Terry|Charles Goff Thomson