Sentence examples for 1 guatemala from inspiring English sources

The following 12 lines were used for diversity analysis: Palawan, Indonesia, Indonesia IS, Thai, Chinese, Mexico 2b, Guatemala 1, Guatemala 2, Tanzania, Madagascar, Cape Verde, and Uganda.

Cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis were acquired in North Africa Moroccoo n = 2, Sudan n = 2), Central and South America Costa Ricaa n = 1, Ecuador n = 1, Guatemala n = 1, Peru n = 1), South Central Asia Afghanistann n = 1), and Western Europe (Malta n = 1); two exposures were unascertainable.

Rafael Carrera, (born Oct. 24, 1814, Guatemala City died April 4, 1865, Guatemala City), dictator of Guatemala (1844 48 and 1851 65) and one of the most powerful figures of 19th-century Central America.

The most common were MLST sequence type 398 (ST-398) (n = 10 [all from Guatemala]), sequence type 182 (n = 6 [4 from Guatemala, 2 from Mexico]), and sequence type 278 (n = 4 [2 each from Guatemala and Mexico]).

That's worse than Haiti (26.6), Mexico (22) and Ecuador (13.8) but better than homicide-beset Honduras (103.9), Venezuela (57.6), Colombia (43.9) and Guatemala (39.9).

November 10, 1878 Guatemala City, Guatemala June 14 , 1946New Orleans, Louisiana Jorge Ubico, byname Tata (Spanish: "Daddy") (born Nov. 10, 1878, Guatemala City died June 14 , 1946 New Orleans, La., U.S ., soldier and dictator who ruled Guatemala for 13 years (1931 44).

Domestic dogs tested after epidemics in Colombia (17 ), Venezuela (18 ), and Guatemala (19 ) commonly had neutralizing antibody to VEEV.

Asked about the chanting as he walked off the field at Livestrong Sporting Park during the 3-1 Guatemala victory, which sent the United States to the final round of regional qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, Zusi ducked, as if avoiding one of Zeus's lightning bolts.

Quetzals (365) Guatemala's national bird and one of its monetary units.

By Carlos Dada September 4, 2015 Guatemala's former President Otto Pérez Molina, center, attends a court hearing to face corruption charges.

By Francisco Goldman September 4, 2015 Guatemala's former President, Otto Pérez Molina, arrives at Matamoros Army Base after a hearing at the Supreme Court of Justice, in Guatemala City, on Thursday.