Miami
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- proper noun
- /maɪˈæmi/
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Miami
- The annual Art Basel event draws thousands of visitors to Miami each December.
- Miami-Dade County
- Miami, Florida
- Miami and West Palm
And for me, I grew up in Miami, melting pot.
- And for me, I grew up in Miami, melting pot.
- So again, I'm, I live in Miami, FL, I'm young.
- Here it is Miami Beach, people going in.
- But when we went to Miami, Paul went to Miami with me.
- So I call my buddies in Miami, another set of Cubans.
- He got removed from the plane by Miami Airport police.
- And she has a big pool in her house in Miami, OnStar Island.
- I went to a a high school in Miami called Belen.
- And I started riding rescue with Miami Metro Police and fire Department.
- Another their grandkids are going to Miami is going to flood.
- He brought us to Miami to have a team bonding time.
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Higher-order goods and services were available in larger centers such as Miami or West Palm Beach.
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Officials at the U.S. attorney's office in Miami did not return calls seeking comment.
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and I had friends who lived on Miami Beach that I met
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Here it is Miami Beach, people going in.
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But when we went to Miami, Paul went to Miami with me.
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Hey, guys, these are the advance team reports from the Miami field agent.
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Who will come out the West to face Miami in the championship game?
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We could even go to Miami.
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And as much as I love Miami, I hate airports.
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Flight 53 to Miami is now boarding at Gate 28.
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Etymology
Miami for the Florida city comes from an old Native American name Mayaimi, which meant 'big water' for the large lake now called Okeechobee. That's why the city by the sea has a name that reminds us of water and beaches.