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Acapulco

[ˏækә'pulkәu]
阿卡普尔科[墨西哥南部港市]

acapulco

[ noun ]
a port and fashionable resort city on the Pacific coast of southern Mexico; known for beaches and water sports (including cliff diving)
<noun.location>

In Acapulco, condominium-style resorts with private swimming pools and hideaway beaches cost around $250 a day.
The $39,000 ticket price _ per person, double occupancy, as they say _ included all hotels and meals as well as extras such as a safari in Africa and cruises in Tahiti, Acapulco and New Zealand.
The violence occurred Saturday night in Coyuca de Benitez, 23 miles north of Acapulco.
Albert Gore of Tennessee, a presidential candidate in 1988, received a round trip for himself and his wife to Acapulco, Mexico, paid for by the Lomas Financial Group of Dallas.
"Acapulco lost its sizzle," says Bob Osborne, a columnist for the Hollywood Reporter.
Errol Flynn gave diving exhibitions off the mast of a yacht at Acapulco, Joe DiMaggio shagged flies on the beach, and Liz Taylor married promoter Mike Todd in the city's glamorous Villa Vera hotel.
Braniff Inc. said a Department of Transportation administrative law judge recommended giving the airline authority to fly from Dallas and San Antonio, Texas, to Mexico City and Acapulco, Mexico.
Derr went to Acapulco in December 1979 for his annual four-month vacation, and Baggett soon joined him, court records show.
"People across the country are looking on in amazement," Berman said recently, just before he left for Acapulco, Mexico, with three other Dade educators to discuss what's happening here.
Acapulco, 2,000 miles south of the border, was the "Pearl of the Pacific," a resort for celebrated sophisticates.
Occupancy in Acapulco, the biggest Pacific beach resort, is about 60 percent now, when it should be booked solid with Mexican vacationers, he said.
"We felt it, but it was very weak," said Irene Banos, a receptionist at the Red Cross in Acapulco.
Alvarez said the two men kept the treasure in a closet in Perches' parents house for more than a year, then took it to the Pacific resort town of Acapulco.
According to lawsuits filed by several banks, the certified drafts are drawn on Panora Credit Trust and by World Credit Reserve, both of Acapulco, Mexico.
Dan and Doris Ault, a welder and his wife from Quebec, are doing Acapulco on $40 (Canadian) a day.
Mohaupt also said guests holding future reservations with Hyatt at either of the Cancun hotels would be given assistance for rescheduling their vacations to Acapulco at a 25 percent discount from Cancun prices.
Mr. Stepanian cited comments emanating from a recent meeting of several Latin American debtor countries in Acapulco, Mexico.
Four months ago a similar gas explosion killed several people in Acapulco, Espinoza said.
Complaints ranged from missing ballots to a sailor who tried to vote repeatedly at different polls in the port of Acapulco.
At least 30 people were injured when police broke up a march by about 400 people headed for the airport of Acapulco, the officer said.
Infrastructural luxuries such as modern sewage treatment weren't missed when Acapulco was smaller.
"I don't think the advertisement about cigarettes should jeopardize the ability to provide this reading material, which is just desperately needed for morale," Karnes said in a telephone interview from Acapulco, Mexico, where he was vacationing.
The girl was murdered two years ago in the posh resort town of Acapulco, where Braun's family has a successful cruise business.
An earthquake shook the Pacific resort of Acapulco on Monday, scaring tourists and schoolchildren but causing no damage or injuries.
Hotel clerks in Acapulco said the quake was felt in the Pacific resort but that there was no damage.

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