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Murillo

American  
[myoo-ril-oh, moo-ree-oh, myoo-, moo-ree-lyaw] / myʊˈrɪl oʊ, muˈri oʊ, myu-, muˈri lyɔ /

noun

  1. Bartolomé Esteban 1617–82, Spanish painter.


Murillo British  
/ mjʊəˈrɪləʊ, muˈriʎo /

noun

  1. Bartolomé Esteban (bartoloˈme esˈteβan). 1618–82, Spanish painter, esp of religious subjects and beggar children

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"It hasn't been found in California yet, but it's within 70 miles of the Texas border," Murillo said.

From Science Daily

To Honduran political analyst, Josue Murillo, it smacks of the kind of treatment Honduras expected from Washington during the Cold War.

From BBC

Murillo is awaiting sentencing but has agreed to spend two years in prison, state Department of Insurance officials said.

From Los Angeles Times

Early in the routine, Salah gestured to Mac Allister asking the Argentine to pick up one of Forest's most dangerous players, Murillo.

From BBC

All the frailties were on show, from conceding the opening goal to Murillo from a corner.

From BBC