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- proper noun A
city andmission located inCalifornia ,United States . - proper noun The native
people of this region. - proper noun The native
language spoken in this region.
Etymologies
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Examples
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"San Miguel," and the "San Juan Bautista" were very near the enemy, while the others were more than three leguas to leeward.
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Orders were given for each galleon to grapple with one of the enemy -- flagship with flagship, and the "San Juan Bautista" with the almiranta of the enemy; while the galleon "San Lorenzo" and the patache were to aid whichever boat they saw needed help; the galley flagship was to aid the royal flagship, and the other two galleys the galleon nearest them.
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The galleon "San Juan Bautista" having almost captured the enemy's almiranta, the burning vessel bore down upon them both.
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Here, some of the people subjugated by the brutal conquistadors undermined the Spaniard's god by concentrating their prayers on San Juan Bautista -- John the Baptist.
Reverend Billy: The Christianized Jesus Reverend Billy 2011
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True Leaf Farms of San Juan Bautista, Calif., said most of the recalled lettuce was sold to food-service companies that supplied establishments such as restaurants and hospitals.
Lettuce Recalled After Listeria Found Bill Tomson 2011
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True Leaf Farms of San Juan Bautista, Calif., had submitted produce to the research effort on a voluntary basis, which allowed for the early discovery of the contamination that so far has seen no victims.
FDA Research Program Led to Listeria Discovery in Lettuce Bill Tomson 2011
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The last time I got the feeling was when I went to a wedding at the mission in San Juan Bautista and besides having not really having a tall bell tower, the movie “Vertigo” made me feel I had been there before. hpoulter says:
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March 7, 2010 at 1:24 am at San Juan Bautista you can also look out over the valley and get a good look at section of the San Andreas Fault.
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When he visited San Juan Bautista for the first time, he asked a lady working in the gift shop “what happened to the bell tower?” and she blew her top.
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Second, it was able to be spread far and wide because spinach from many farms was washed in a single sink in San Juan Bautista, California, and then sent all over the country.
Guessing at Michael Pollan's take on NAIS and industry's "fake food safety" bills. 2009
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