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Another threw himself into the river from the Tower Bridge; and the third, a woman who was one of the most skilful spies in the service of the International, had made his acquaintance and had dinner with him at the "Monico," and was found dead the next morning with an empty morphia syringe in her hand and a swollen puncture in her left arm.

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Ernesto "Monico" Pino, who stutters, does weather and traffic segments.

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But tonight -once again- my Filipino blood awakens. #pacquiao"Monico Perez tweets: "@busfield following your commentary all the way from Singapore!

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I go to Del Monico Deli (on Park btw. 41+42nd) way too much.

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Monico on: phone: (06) 261 3114, or fax: (06) 261 3321.

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After a few weeks 'enforced idleness, during which he was lost sight of by the comrades, he reappeared one evening at a group meeting held at our office, and informed us that he was taken on as electrician at the Monico.

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So it did not embarrass him to take Kitty straight away up to town -- she, making a shrewd summary of him, did not object to third-class travelling -- and to stand her coffee and a sandwich at the Monico.

The Best British Short Stories of 1922 John Cournos 1915

We took a flying mount that shook the reek of Limehouse from our clothes and its nastiness from our minds, and twenty minutes later we were taking a final coffee at the "Monico."

Nights in London Thomas Burke 1915

Monico and the ladies kiss his hands, weeping with gratitude.

The Underdogs, a Story of the Mexican Revolution Mariano Azuela 1912

"We're going to bid Monico good morning," Demetrio said gravely, dismounting and tossing his bridle to one of his men.

The Underdogs, a Story of the Mexican Revolution Mariano Azuela 1912