Definitions
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- noun A person from
Honduras or of Honduran descent. - adjective Of, from, or pertaining to Honduras or the Honduran people.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective of or relating to or characteristic of Honduras or its people
- noun a native or inhabitant of Honduras
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Examples
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The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.
Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010
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The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.
Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010
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The president then cited the troubling history of military intervention in Honduran politics, a past that the country — under more prudent governments — had made great strides in leaving behind in the past two decades.
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A military coup, led by a School of the Americas-trained general no less, ousting a President who was NOT calling for a non-binding referendum but was instead acting within Honduran law (but against the wishes of powerful forces there), should be opposed by all who consider themselves to be "antiwar."
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The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.
Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010
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The president then cited the troubling history of military intervention in Honduran politics, a past that the country — under more prudent governments — had made great strides in leaving behind in the past two decades.
Antiwar.com Blog 2009
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The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.
Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010
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"I was brought by a coyote, a person who, you know, does that," Posada was heard saying at the hearing, referring to the people smuggler whom he identified as a Honduran with a mustache named Roberto Lopez.
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"I was brought by a coyote, a person who, you know, does that," Posada was heard saying at the hearing, referring to the people smuggler whom he identified as a Honduran with a mustache named Roberto Lopez.
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I fear this one will live to comment another day. snark on/Somedays, it just do not pay for me to make a “radical” suggestion like the 17th amendment was a mistake, maybe I should just stick to the not so “radical” ideas of Cap and trade, Health Care for all, supporting the Iranian mullahs, calling the Honduran constituional process illegal, but alas, a troll called me on one my most radical idea./snark off
Sooo… I guess we’re waiting on the press conferences, then. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009
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