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pateras

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pateras (pä·teˑ·räs),
n.pl in Curanderismo, the Mexican-American healing system, the term for
midwives. See parteras.


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Elly Pateras, vice president/senior managing director for Douglas Elliman Property Management received the Residential Management Executive of the Year award.
PAO president Nikos Pateras thrashed out a deal after Arsenal accepted an offer of around pounds 1 m.
Many buildings don't raise the common charges or run a deficit for two or three years, and then they meet up with expenses," Pateras said.
 
 
 
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