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Back then, the Bulls played their games miles away in Tampa Stadium, affectionately called the “Sombrero” for its curved shape.

Already, divers are reporting corals dying rapidly at locations such as Sombrero Reef and Cheeca Rocks.

To hide the sensitive nature of his work, prosecutors allege Rivera referred to Maduro in chat messages as the “bus driver,” a congressman as “Sombrero” and millions of dollars as “melons.”

In their texts, they referred to Maduro as the “El Guaguero,” the Spanish word for bus driver and a U.S. congressman as “Sombrero.”

Sombreros and sarapes haven’t been “ironic” or funny in about half a century.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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