albuquerque

In 2009, security agents at Albuquerque Airport threw him in a jail cell for lacking identification and causing a disturbance.

There's a recent case in Albuquerque where 2 police officers are being charged with murder.

I was stunned the first time I saw one driving from Albuquerque to Las Cruces south on I-25/US-85.

A DEA agent boarded the train at the Albuquerque Amtrak station and began asking various passengers, including Rivers, where they were going and why.

An example of consulting I've actually done, is that a client flew me from San Jose to Albuquerque to look into why his programmer's application repeatedly crashed.

TSA blew up your laptop because it looked suspicious and the airline sent your luggage to Albuquerque so instead of a carefully-prepared presentation all you have are a couple index cards with vague notes about the product.

True, but Microsoft and every startup has a specific set of circumstances that may be exclusive to their situation, whether it be timing (late 1970s), competitive landscape (big slothful IBM), location (being able to live in low-cost Albuquerque and still get clients), etc.

One of the accomplices is reportedly "Sean [R.] Waite, agent-in-charge of the DEA’s Albuquerque office".[1] Who are the rest?

After all: '"We don’t have to prove that the person is guilty," an Albuquerque DEA agent told the Journal.

"We don’t have to prove that the person is guilty," an Albuquerque DEA agent told the Journal.

Everything you see was what she had posted at the very end of the article, her signature, and common knowledge "Duke City" is Albuquerque.

Same thing in Rio Rancho, NM (just north of Albuquerque, NM) by the western edge of the mesa.

If something goes wrong (injury, medical emergency, wrong turn at Albuquerque), that knowledge could save someone's life.

Many people in Ubon, Mexico City and Lisbon probably think the US is unsafe after watching TV & movies set in inner-city LA and Detroit, Baltimore & Albuquerque, et cetera.