Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A river of northern Argentina rising in the Andes and flowing about 2,010 km (1,250 mi) southeast to the Paraná River.
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- noun An ancient
culture inArizona which existed from about 1100-1450 CE. - noun Any of several
rivers with this name.
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Examples
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My favorite way to eat strawberries is at the Stagecoach Inn in Salado, TX.
Long days, strawberry shortcake nights | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2008
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Wiggins said Salado, which is rising to Class 3A, received more than 100 applicants for the position.
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Three and a half hours north of the city in the iconic vacation spot of Newport, RI, portions couldn't be more generous at Perro Salado.
Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Koi and Perro Salado Chris Kompanek 2011
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Of course, as a teacher and teacher educator, the Rio Salado College/New York Times partnership to provide teacher certification is the one that troubles me the most.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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Three and a half hours north of the city in the iconic vacation spot of Newport, RI, portions couldn't be more generous at Perro Salado.
Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Koi and Perro Salado Chris Kompanek 2011
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But this is the funny part: Rio Salado is only allowed to register students living in 24 states, including New Jersey and Connecticut but not New York.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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I called the toll-free Rio Salado information number to get additional information.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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But this is the funny part: Rio Salado is only allowed to register students living in 24 states, including New Jersey and Connecticut but not New York.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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Of course, as a teacher and teacher educator, the Rio Salado College/New York Times partnership to provide teacher certification is the one that troubles me the most.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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I called the toll-free Rio Salado information number to get additional information.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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