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Molina

American  
[moh-lee-nuh, muh-, maw-lee-nah] / moʊˈli nə, mə-, mɔˈli nɑ /

noun

  1. Luis 1535–1600, Spanish Jesuit theologian.

  2. Tirso de. Tirso de Molina.


Molina British  
/ moˈlina /

noun

  1. See de Molina

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"Such collections are scientific time capsules," says Dr. Maria Teresa Aguado Molina: "Historical collections, combined with modern genomics, are unlocking hidden biodiversity at an unprecedented pace. EuroWorm shows that the most advanced discoveries begin with specimens collected decades ago."

From Science Daily

Mayor Richard Riordan attended, along with Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina, who along with other Latino politicians spearheaded the effort to rename the street after Chavez.

From Los Angeles Times

The idea to rename Brooklyn Avenue after Chavez was raised by Molina, just a week after his death in April 1993.

From Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Unified School District made its case in a news conference at its downtown headquarters the morning after a multiunion rally drew thousands to Gloria Molina Grand Park across from City Hall.

From Los Angeles Times

But Molina’s all-out attack may have you plotting your escape from the theater.

From Los Angeles Times