Vicente

/ viˈsetə /

noun

1. Gil. ?1465–?1536, Portuguese dramatist, noted for his court entertainments, religious dramas, and comedies

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Attendees are encouraged to spread across Palisades Park from the California Incline to San Vicente Boulevard while staying on the grass.

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Noteworthy three-dimensional objects include a writing set belonging to the Marquis de Lafayette; Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s desk; the elaborate military uniform of Vicente Guerrero, who became president of Mexico; and a wide-brimmed hat possibly worn by abolitionist orator Frederick Douglass as ambassador to Haiti under President Benjamin Harrison.

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Jeri swore in a new cabinet on Tuesday and named 61-year-old retired police general Vicente Tiburcio, who had previously led Peru's war on the Shining Path guerrilla group, as his interior minister.

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It follows an investigation by Greater Manchester Police into Norwegian national Leiva-Modahl, who is also known as Vicente Modahl.

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"The situation is complicated, and more rain is forecast," Cristina Vicente, a senior official at the agency, was quoted as saying by the La Vanguardia newspaper.

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