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Jesuit missionaries. The
Jesuit Pedro Méndez
tried evangelizing the
Mayo. However,
Mayos did not
cease to
resist the Spaniards. In 1740
marked an
armed uprising...
- Look up
Mayo or
mayo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mayo often refers to: Mayonnaise, a
sauce County Mayo, in the west of
Ireland Mayo Clinic, a...
- The
Mayos de
Navojoa (English:
Navojoa Mayos) are a
professional baseball team in the
Mexican Pacific League based in Navojoa, Sonora. They have been champions...
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returned to the
Mayos de Navojoa,
where he
slashed .292/.366/.558 and led the
Mexican Pacific League with 14 home runs in 65 games. The
Mayos made it to the...
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province of Connacht, it is
named after the
village of
Mayo, now
generally known as
Mayo Abbey.
Mayo County Council is the
local authority. The po****tion...
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Mayo Clinic (/ˈmeɪjoʊ/) is a
private American academic medical center focused on
integrated healthcare, education, and research. It
maintains three major...
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people had been enslaved.
Mayo served two
terms in the legislature. Like many of Granville’s mixed-race people, the
Mayos’
roots were deep in colonial...
- and Catalan). - G.
Mayos, "Para una macrofilosofía" en Macrofilosofía de la Modernidad, Roda: dLibro, 2012, pp. 9-16. "Gonçal
Mayos (0000-0001-9017-6816)"...
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Mayo or
Mayo Abbey (Irish:
Maigh Eo,
meaning 'plain of the yew trees') is a
village in
County Mayo, Ireland.
Although the
county bears its name, it is...
- name to Liga
Invernal de
Sonora (English:
Sonora Winter League). In 1959,
Mayos de
Navojoa replaced Ciudad Obregón. In 1962,
Ciudad Obregón and Los Mochis...
