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- proper noun A city in
Florida ,USA - proper noun A town in the
Gold Coast ,Queensland ,Australia - proper noun An indigenous North American people of
Algonquian stock. - proper noun The Algonquian language of that tribe.
- noun A member of the North American tribe.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a city and resort in southeastern Florida on Biscayne Bay; the best known city in Florida; a haven for retirees and a refuge for Cubans fleeing Castro
- noun a member of the extinct Algonquian people formerly living in northern Indiana and southern Michigan
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Examples
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MIAMI & mdash; First lady Michelle Obama had Miami elementary school students cheering Monday over a typically contentious dinner topic & ndash; vegetables.
Michelle Obama's Plan: 6,000 Salad Bars In Schools In 3 Years The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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MIAMI & mdash; First lady Michelle Obama had Miami elementary school students cheering Monday over a typically contentious dinner topic & ndash; vegetables.
Michelle Obama's Plan: 6,000 Salad Bars In Schools In 3 Years The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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MIAMI — The teenager dubbed the "Barefoot Bandit" by authorities will cool his heels in a Miami jail at least two more days while he sorts out which attorney will represent him.
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MIAMI (The Borowitz Report) -- Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has been spotted driving to Miami wearing a so-called "astronaut diaper," eyewitnesses reported today.
Andy Borowitz: Cavaliers Owner Seen Driving to Miami in Astronaut Diaper 2010
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MIAMI (The Borowitz Report) -- Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has been spotted driving to Miami wearing a so-called "astronaut diaper," eyewitnesses reported today.
Andy Borowitz: Cavaliers Owner Seen Driving to Miami in Astronaut Diaper 2010
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MAX FAJARDO, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: Well, what we know right now is that the plane left West Palm and experience has been discussed -- experienced landing gear problems and diverted to Miami.
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NANCY GOLDBERG, MIAMI DADE POLICE: After a thorough investigation, we are here to tell you that the Port of Miami is safe.
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JOHN ZARRELLA, CNN MIAMI BUREAU CHIEF (voice-over): The noise never stops, day or night, the sound of cars traveling the causeway linking Miami to Miami Beach.
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JOHN ZARRELLA, CNN MIAMI BUREAU CHIEF (voice-over): Nearly 2: 00 in the afternoon and just minutes before American Airlines Flight 924 is scheduled to take off from Miami en route to Orlando.
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JOE SANCHEZ, MIAMI COMMISSION CHAIRMAN: I think it's a sad day for the city of Miami.
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