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The granite, when it attains its highest point, is covered with a 200-foot layer of sedimentary rock called the tonto sandstone.
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[A]. .hopefully, they'll choose a better - more respectful - name than 'tonto'
REVOLUTIONARY ROAD Writer to Ride with THE LONE RANGER – Collider.com 2010
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As far as the 'tonto' monicker goes, I have a smattering of Native American blood which I have always been very proud of.
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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- I was also surprised that our moderator used the word "estúpido" as I have always been told and have learned by listening that that word -- although used lightly in English -- is much more insulting in Spanish and that the better word to use is "tonto".
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