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atlanta
"Atlanta" is not a Spanish word; it typically refers to the name of a city in the United States.
In a sentence
Prefiero volar a Atlanta en lugar de manejar.
I prefer to fly to Atlanta instead of driving.
Here, 'Atlanta' refers to the name of the city used as a direct object in a sentence about traveling.
La película muestra un lado interesante de Atlanta durante los años ochenta.
The movie shows an interesting side of Atlanta during the eighties.
'Atlanta' is used as the subject related to a specific historical period in this context.
Atlanta alberga muchos eventos culturales cada año.
Atlanta hosts many cultural events each year.
In this sentence, 'Atlanta' acts as the subject performing the action of hosting events.
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