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He knew what they were, even if no one else in the pueblo did.

Before 1820, there were just 650 people in the pueblo.

After a moment, when nothing happened, he began to move away, toward the pueblo.

It's time for us to learn from the Pueblo again.

But then, those folks over at the pueblo, they never come here.

The crime rate in Pueblo is higher than the national average.

She wanted to know how soon they would be getting out of the pueblo, and by what method.

The people are a branch of the large Pueblo community.

In no time at all, he was approaching the pueblo.

The local people are more apt to call it Pueblo.

She was only on the pueblo because of Paul's hospitality.

"And we're not getting closer to Pueblo just standing here."

The men left their pueblo without notice to join the group.

Of course, he used to play the organ in the pueblo even before that.

I'll take you and Harry back to the pueblo in my car tomorrow.

The pueblo, as he began to think of it, was deserted.

But the pueblo derives its power from more than size alone.

At its peak, perhaps 200 people lived in this pueblo.

The Pueblo surrounded the city and cut off its water supply.

This pueblo is too small to appear in a map.

In the past no member of a group stepped out to do something on his own without the entire pueblo behind him.

They got a library truck, it comes around even to a pueblo.

"I've known most of the people on this pueblo all my life.

The old men of the pueblo had much more definite answers.

When I climb back up to the pueblo there's a meeting in progress.