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Móstoles

American  
[moh-stuh-leys, maw-staw-les] / ˈmoʊ stəˌleɪs, ˈmɔ stɔˌlɛs /

noun

  1. a city in central Spain, a SW suburb of Madrid.


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Maria José Sánchez Peñas,53, from Móstoles, near Madrid, will be spending Easter with her husband but not her daughter, who lives with her partner.

From BBC

A woman from Móstoles, south-west of Madrid, told Alston that most people had to rent as they did not have the savings to put down a deposit to buy.

From The Guardian

He made a brief return to football three years later with SS Reyes before eventually stumbling upon CD Móstoles, a club based 15 miles south of central Madrid.

From The Guardian

Mostoles Balompie changed its name to Flat Earth FC after a promotion to the Spanish fourth flight division.

From Fox News

Marius Makon, a 34-year-old theater and television actor born in Cameroon and raised in Spain, was treated for injuries near his right eye after the Sunday early morning incident in a bar in Mostoles, a town near Madrid.

From Seattle Times