See seña on Wiktionary
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"text": "Eso ye mala seña",
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"word": "indicante"
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"word": "marca"
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"english": "Write the address correctly so he'll not get lost",
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72
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"ref": "1992, Adolfo Camilo Díaz, Psicokiller:",
"text": "Al cabu de tres interrogatorios saquémos-yos a los sos vecinos les señes onde daquella taben viviendo",
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118
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"ref": "2005, Beatriz R. Viado, “Colorinos”, in Les Noticies, number 421:",
"text": "Hasta se tienen publicaos llibros nos que se cita con nomes y apellíos (les señes de casa paezme que nun tán) a los «axentes del flamenquismu» n’Asturies.",
"translation": "They have even published various books in which they cite, with first and second names (I think their houses' adresses aren't there) the \"agents of flamenquism\" in Asturias.",
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16
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14,
18
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10,
14
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14,
18
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10,
14
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7,
13
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15,
20
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10,
17
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14,
19
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17,
24
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72
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45
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"ref": "1992, Adolfo Camilo Díaz, Psicokiller:",
"text": "Al cabu de tres interrogatorios saquémos-yos a los sos vecinos les señes onde daquella taben viviendo",
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76,
81
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110,
118
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"english": "They have even published various books in which they cite, with first and second names (I think their houses' adresses aren't there) the \"agents of flamenquism\" in Asturias.",
"ref": "2005, Beatriz R. Viado, “Colorinos”, in Les Noticies, number 421:",
"text": "Hasta se tienen publicaos llibros nos que se cita con nomes y apellíos (les señes de casa paezme que nun tán) a los «axentes del flamenquismu» n’Asturies.",
"translation": "They have even published various books in which they cite, with first and second names (I think their houses' adresses aren't there) the \"agents of flamenquism\" in Asturias.",
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24
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