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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of western Peru on the Pacific Ocean north-northwest of Callao. It suffered severe earthquake damage in 1970.
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Examples
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Back in Chimbote, Javier Castro, a labor union leader, said that successive governments show little willingness to protect Peru's lucrative waters.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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The ramshackle port of Chimbote - the country's biggest - lands more fish than the entire Spanish fleet catches in a year.
The Center for Public Integrity: 'Free-for-all' decimates fish stocks in the southern Pacific The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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In Chimbote, and later in Lima, SGS officials declined to speak on the record.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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While you are there, get a few cans of Chimbote, the best dulce de leche ever!
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Back in 1970, a massive quake struck the region of Chimbote.
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Back in 1970, a massive quake struck the region of Chimbote.
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Homemade of course is best but La Salamandra Dulce De Leche (my favorite) -- can be purchased at Sur La Table, Chefshop. com and Williams Sonoma -- and Chimbote (second pick) -- available online and, in the Seattle area at Pasta & Co. -- can be, in a jiff, just as good.
Dulce De Leche 2004
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Homemade of course is best but La Salamandra Dulce De Leche (my favorite) -- can be purchased at Sur La Table, Chefshop. com and Williams Sonoma -- and Chimbote (second pick) -- available online and, in the Seattle area at Pasta & Co. -- can be, in a jiff, just as good.
Dulce De Leche 2004
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In towns like Chimbote, which a decade before had processed millions of tons of anchoveta, the fleet lay idle in the bay.
One River Wade Davis 1996
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In towns like Chimbote, which a decade before had processed millions of tons of anchoveta, the fleet lay idle in the bay.
One River Wade Davis 1996
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