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Moros

[mawr-os, mohr-]

noun

Classical Mythology.
  1. a child of Nyx, and the personification of fate.



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Moros y Cristianos is meant to put rose-colored glasses on that time, like both groups existed together harmoniously, when in fact the last of the Moors still practicing Islam were removed from Spain in 1609.

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Army Special Forces into America’s former colony should probably be seen as only the latest phase in a 120-year struggle with the Moros.

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Called “Moros intrepidus,” the new species is the oldest Cretaceous-period tyrannosaur ever found in North America and among the smallest in the world, measuring only about as big as a deer.

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“If Moros stood beside you, its back would come up to your hip,” Gates said.

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“Moros was lightweight and exceptionally fast,” Zanno said in a statement.

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