guerrero

Somehow not mentioned in the Wiki page, but Guerrero actually means Warrior in Spanish.

They especially hated a Mexican predecessor to the Emancipation Proclamation called the Guerrero decree that (attempted to) free most slaves in the northern states.

For example: travelling West on 15th street in SF, at Guerrero the leftmost lane turns into left turn only and the Tesla happily continued straight through.

The last name Guerrero predates the 1500s by centuries.

Every once and while I see someone riding on Guerrero and want to yell at them to go one street over (Valencia) and reduce your collision chances.

Was really shocked to see what I felt as really pandering and patronizing behaviour by the hosts where Phil Guerrero and Paul (can't remember his surname) were really down to earth and laid back.

Things looked bleak for the Angels when they trailed by two runs in the ninth inning, but Los Angeles recovered thanks to a key single from Vladimir Guerrero to pull out a 7-6 victory over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on Sunday.

The last time was when I heard a professor talk about it, and I was recommended reading the book "Lottocracy: Democracy Without Elections" by Guerrero [0].

"Guerrero" is a common last name in Spain.

"Guerrero" comes from Spanish "guerra", which is cognate to English "war".

Two spectacular examples are the MLB contracts of Shohei Ohtani and Vladimir Guerrero.

The building is owned by Urban Green Investments, which has used evictions and tenant buyouts under pressure to vacate rental units and replace them with TIC’s (it is also harassing longtime tenants of a nearby building at 49-53 Guerrero).

For many people though, the Mission includes everything east of Mission St also;) Not to mention, once you leave the bar and restaurant stretch along Valencia/Guerrero the whole thing becomes really shitty, really fast.