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- Federal Highway 87 (Spanish: Carretera Federal 87, Fed. 87, Carretera Tula–Jorobas) is a highway in Mexico. The highways starts in the north in Tula de Allende...
- Mexico State 593 El Tajuelo Mexico State 593 Huehuetoca Mexico State 593 Jorobas Mexico State 593 Barrio La Cañada Mexico State 593 San Miguel Jaguey Mexico...
-  85 1213 754 Mexico City Nuevo Laredo — — Fed. 87 37.7 23.4 Tula, Hgo. Jorobas, Mex. — — Fed. 90 217.6 135.2 Irapuato, Gto. Zapotlanejo, Jal. — — Fed...
- forever dissatisfied with his lot and never has enough. Ningún jorobado ve su joroba. Literal translation: No hunchback sees his own hump. Meaning/use: Reprehends...
- junctions to Conejos in Atotonilco de Tula, with connection to the Tula–Jorobas highway. The other muni****l road connects with Pérez de Galeana and Coyotillos...
- Cuban Stars (East). Jiménez was nicknamed "Hooks", "Gambeta", and "Pata Joroba". He was elected to the Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame in 1951. On December...
- in Puerta de Palmillas Fed. 55 south of Puerta de Palmillas Fed. 87 in Jorobas, State of Mexico South end Mexico City Location Country Mexico Highway...
- Campito, Guasimas, Flamenco, Dos Hermanos, Guinea, Obispo, Laguna, Encantado, Joroba, 14.76 0 9 Cayos Bahia de Casilda Guayo, Tobaco, Puga, Machos 1.00 0 10...
- jofaina: a wide and shallow basin for domestic use. From ǧufaynah. jofor jorfe joroba jorro juba/aljuba/jubón julepe jurdía jurel kermes laca: resinous substance...
- 1885–1891 — 1951 Martín Dihigo P 1922–1947 Negro leagues 1951 Bienvenido (Pata Jorobá) Jiménez 2B 1913–1929 Negro leagues 1951 José (Joseíto) Rodríguez 1B 1914–1939...