Examples of using Chiles in English and their translations into Russian
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Until 2004, these interventions took place through contracting with two non-governmental entities in Los Chiles, Río San Juan
some Mexican feature films, such as Tiempo Real and Chiles Xalapeños, and several short films.
Chiles' second term as governor was notable as the first time in state history that a Democratic governor had a legislature controlled by the Republican Party.
In 1995 Chiles sought treatment for a neurological problem,
I decided I would make myself some chiles rellenos, homemade tortillas,
The self-made Cramer depicted Chiles as coming from a"silver spoon" background with a then net worth of $300,000,
Chiles endorsed federal funding to remove waste from the bass-teeming Lake Apopka in central Florida.
Refugio thank Saint Paschal because they sold all mole and chiles en nogada they had cooked to collect money for convent.
In the face of media opposition, Cramer failed to pin the"liberal" label on Chiles, who called himself by the rare hybrid term"progressive conservative.
While in the State Senate, Chiles served on the 1968 Florida Law Revision Commission.
As much as she tried, Federica Villegas wasn't able to prepare chiles en nogada.
Pasco County-supported Cramer in the race against Chiles.
Following his college years, Chiles entered the Korean War, commissioned as an artillery officer in the United States Army.
The Tallahassee Democrat forecast correctly that Chiles's"weary feet and comfortable hiking boots"
John Chiles, who was being sued along with White,
136 bonds were purchased by a brokerage owned by George W. White and John Chiles.
Chiles' niece is former US Senator Kay Hagan of North Carolina, a Democrat elected in 2008.
I thank Saint Paschal with this humble retablo because I won the town chiles en nogada contest.
On 9 April 2010, retired Admiral Henry G. Chiles, Jr., who served in Triton from 1963-1966,
his opponent Bill Nelson attempted to make an issue of Chiles' age and health, a strategy that backfired badly in a state with a large population of retirees.