mira

• “ You know a word in Spanish, "mira," pronounced the same way, “mee'-da.””

  Fictionaut: The Pure Land

• “You know a word in Spanish, "mira," pronounced the same way, “mee'-da.””

  Fictionaut: On the train to Otsu Station

• “(The name is based on the underlying technologies - "mira" for mirrors used in the devices, and”

  Alanat News

• “Dicho de una sustancia o de una disolución: Que hace girar a la izquierda el plano de la luz polarizada cuando se mira hacia la fuente.”

  Trueque

• “Laura Arroyo of the blog Menos Canas [es] writes about this topic of the responsible third parties: la mira está en los dueños y directores de los medios.”

  Global Voices in English » Peru: Proposal Shortens Time for Media to Correct Inexact Information

• “Oh, the strength of love and the mira - cles of its compensations!”

  The Kempton-Wace Letters

• “Give me time and I can be available even if the students do not want to come see their teachers. mira Says:”

  Matthew Yglesias » By Request: Teacher’s Unions

• “Sacar al DAS de la mira de los medios y de la opinión, pues se supone que ya no seguirá haciendo interceptaciones secretas.”

  Illegal Wiretapping Scandal Rocks Colombia

• “Levanta el hombrito ladea la cabeza sonríe de costado mira de reojo hincha las tetas.”

  veruscio Diary Entry

• “CASTRO: Bueno, mira, yo sinceramente yo no oigo muchas noticias aqui en Miami, por que no vale la pena, realmente.”

  CNN Transcript Nov 4, 2009

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