São Vicente

[ sounvi-san-ti ]

/ ˈsãʊ̃ vɪˈsɛ̃ tɪ /

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noun

an island city in SE Brazil.

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“We did know that our target demographic by and large was 30- to 50-year-old women,” Vicente said.
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Upon a time a man of the north country, owning a sao bird, stole a buffalo from his neighbor and killed it.
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Because it has imperilled the life of an innocent man, from this time forth, the sao bird must not be cherished by man.
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The neighbor searched in both of these places and found the parts just as the sao bird had said.
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Arturo, the desk clerk, told him that Souza had taken the day off and that Pepe and Vicente had been called up with the reserves.
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