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  • (Living just a block away, Sunday brunch para llevar is a tradition.)

    Mexico's Morelia - More Than Meets The Eye 2007

  • (Living just a block away, Sunday brunch para llevar is a tradition.)

    Mexico's Morelia - More Than Meets The Eye 2007

  • But nope, the only thing that pops up is a couple of forms of the Spanish verb llevar, meaning “to take” or “to carry.”

    Tuesday, August 11 – The Bleat. 2009

  • I quickly shot back with a toothy grin from ear to ear and with my excellent Spanish and good intentions: Te voy ah llevar a comer huevos de ranchero.

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • In addition, women often dish up pozole, menudo, atole, ponche, champurrado, tamales, atole de grano (a Michoacán specialty), and any number of other delicacies, but this normally happens on the sidewalk outside their homes and most often para llevar -- as takeout -- and usually at night.

    Hidden Restaurants - on the hunt 2009

  • I quickly shot back with a toothy grin from ear to ear and with my excellent Spanish and good intentions: Te voy ah llevar a comer huevos de ranchero.

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • I quickly shot back with a toothy grin from ear to ear and with my excellent Spanish and good intentions: Te voy ah llevar a comer huevos de ranchero.

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • A pesar de no ser una ANP, el patronato de hoteleros recibe asesoramiento para llevar a cabo actividades de conservación, restauración y aprovechamiento de los recursos naturales.

    Baths of Cuincho - Still Exists? 2009

  • In addition, women often dish up pozole, menudo, atole, ponche, champurrado, tamales, atole de grano (a Michoacán specialty), and any number of other delicacies, but this normally happens on the sidewalk outside their homes and most often para llevar -- as takeout -- and usually at night.

    Hidden Restaurants - on the hunt 2009

  • In addition, women often dish up pozole, menudo, atole, ponche, champurrado, tamales, atole de grano (a Michoacán specialty), and any number of other delicacies, but this normally happens on the sidewalk outside their homes and most often para llevar -- as takeout -- and usually at night.

    Hidden Restaurants - on the hunt 2009

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