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Murillo

American  
[myoo-ril-oh, moo-ree-oh, myoo-, moo-ree-lyaw] / myʊˈrɪl oʊ, muˈri oʊ, myu-, muˈri lyɔ /

noun

  1. Bartolomé Esteban 1617–82, Spanish painter.


Murillo British  
/ mjʊəˈrɪləʊ, muˈriʎo /

noun

  1. Bartolomé Esteban (bartoloˈme esˈteβan). 1618–82, Spanish painter, esp of religious subjects and beggar children

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Despite their struggles, talents like Williams, Elliot Anderson and Murillo are all admired at clubs traditionally higher up the food chain than Forest.

From BBC

An attorney for Murillo did not respond to a request for comment.

From Los Angeles Times

"There is still a lot to do on security," said David Murillo, a 29-year-old recruiter, who had hoped for more support for centrist candidates.

From Barron's

Goals from Murillo, Igor Jesus and captain Morgan Gibbs-White underpinned a dominant Forest performance that could arguably have delivered an even more emphatic winning margin.

From BBC

Bursting forward with intent, Murillo held off two challenges before lashing a superb low strike past Ederson into the far corner from 25 yards.

From Barron's