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niño

[nee-nyaw, neen-yoh]

noun

Spanish.

plural

niños 
  1. boy; child.



Niño

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The previous La Niña — active from January until about April of this year — “was a substantial player” in the region’s dry winter, said Emily Becker, research associate professor at the University of Miami who studies the El Niño Southern Oscillation ,or ENSO.

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Conditions oscillate between La Nina and its opposite, El Nino, with neutral phases in between.

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Temperatures have remained at record or near-record levels even after El Nino conditions faded last year -- with 2024 the hottest year on record.

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Seven years later, the Italian designer Nino Cerruti hired Armani as an assistant designer.

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Soon, Armani was working for Nino Cerruti - an influential haute couture designer.

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