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Merlo

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Merlo (mĕr`lō), city (1991 pop. 390,031), Buenos Aires prov., E Argentina. An administrative, trade, and agricultural center of the Greater Buenos Aires area, it was founded in 1730 by Francisco de Merlo y Barbossa.
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Now I have my favorite books," says Merlo --nicknamed "Bear" -- proudly, without stopping to design covers that workers bring to her.
Argentine cooperative makes books from cardboard by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Byline: By KEVIN McALLION ROSARIO CENTRAL are praying colourful coach Reinaldo Merlo can grab the bull by the horns and save them from the drop.
He's got the horn; WORLD OF FOOTBALL by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
After inviting Zach Gill to join Adam Topol, Merlo Podlewski and myself on our last world tour, we decided to make him an official member of our gang.
Surfer Jack's back on the crest of a wave; Rock by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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