(1) She drives to Tijuana several times a month on business.

(2) The onyx was shipped to Tijuana to be fabricated into bookends, chessmen and other tourist kitsch.

(3) I wrote home that this place made Tijuana look like Palm Springs.

(4) This is Smuggler's Canyon, on the outskirts of Tijuana, the world's busiest border crossing.

(5) Rocio Martinez was one of two Tijuana children struck in the head by stray rounds during the most recent holiday season.

(6) The activists blocked traffic Saturday along the Tijuana border crossing.

(7) They disappeared July 15 after driving down to Tijuana to attend cockfights at the annual Tijuana Fair.

(8) Therese's remains came to Tijuana this weekend after a stop in the northern industrial city of Monterrey.

(9) Tijuana, on the border of California in the northern Baja California state.

(10) Tijuana in the late teens already was developing the reputation of a wide-open town.

(11) Some may have heard them in Tijuana; some may even have slept in the next-door shanty.

(12) "The Tijuana Tornado" had a badly swollen welt under his right eye by the end of the fourth and routinely ate over 60 percent of Pacquiao's power punches the rest of way.

(13) Like most municipal police in Mexico, the Tijuana police were poorly paid, undertrained, and underequipped—when they had target practice, they had to buy their own bullets.

(14) Mexican troops close off a Tijuana hospital to protect suspected drug traffickers wounded in gang warfare.

(15) Carlos Pascual, the U.S. Ambassador, said Tijuana had the best municipal police force in Mexico.

(16) Now, for the time being, she is living with her father in Tijuana.

(17) Months of captivity Alex Hodoyan disappeared after being abducted March 5, in the middle of the day in downtown Tijuana.

(18) At that point, the families contacted the State Judicial Police in Tijuana.

(19) Their deaths brought to 10 the number of municipal police officers killed in Tijuana since August 1996, all of them shot.

(20) Besne Irigollen wasn't available for comment about his testimony[http:///tijuana.html], which was reported in a Tijuana newspaper.

(21) He scouts up the lame, the netting, the Lycra, the spangles and the ticking in Tijuana fabric outlets.

(22) For some reason, the whole extraordinary saga of San Diego and Tijuana during Prohibition has been forgotten.

(23) His combination of business suits and cowboy boots quickly became a familiar sight in San Diego and Tijuana.

(24) They reportedly control an organization that lists at least 20 safe houses in Tijuana alone and numbers as many as 400 people.

(25) Just before deploying aboard the amphibious ship Essex in October 1996, Smith and the woman went to Tijuana and got married.

(26) Some are hired to move drugs north, while others develop their own drug businesses in Tijuana.

(27) The drop wasn't reflected in the other crimes that have made residents of Tijuana feel so insecure.

(28) Long the haven for drunken ex-pat writers and other scoundrels, Tangier has undergone a period of urban renewal that is helping to shake off its reputation as "the Tijuana of the Mediterranean."

(29) Last update: { 0 } Pacific Time ( US & Canada ); Tijuana.

(30) He describes harsh conditions of child labor in the Mexicali Valley, the deplorable housing outside factories in cities such as Tijuana, and corporate retaliation faced by union organizers.

(31) Major Cities: Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla , Ciudad Juarez , Leon, Tijuana, Acapulco de Juarez, Chihuahua.

(32) Officials said power was knocked out in Baja California's two largest cities, Mexicali and Tijuana, which have a combined population of 2.5 million people.

(33) Her Aunt Lupe and Uncle Dennis found a caterer in Tijuana, Mexico, who would serve chicken cordon bleu for $7 a person.

(34) In the drug wars that rack Mexico—the death toll over the past four years is approaching thirty thousand—Tijuana is an anomaly.

(35) Under rules that went into effect this week, Tijuana bus and taxi drivers are banned from playing narcocorridos for their passengers. The fine: ten times the minimum daily wage, which is $ 4.60.

(36) Strathdee is an associate dean of Global Health Sciences at the University of California San Diego. She's been studying injection drug users in Tijuana, Mexico.

(37) "I used to buy exclusively in the U.S. before gas started really going up, " said Patrick Garcia, a drama teacher at an elementary school in San Diego who lives in Tijuana.

(38) Splash down: Mexican athletes wear face masks at the National Olympiad in Tijuana on April 26.

(39) According to local media, authorities found a drug smuggler's tunnel linking the northern border city of Tijuana with the United States.

(40) A police officer and his dog stand guard by seized marijuana at the Baja California state police headquarters in Tijuana, Mexico, Monday Nov. 1, 2010.

(41) In Tijuana, the military began by disarming the city's police.

(42) A few miles south, in Tijuana, it's about $2.54 — even less if you pay in pesos.

(43) During Leyzaola's first year in Tijuana, thirty-two cops were killed in the line of duty—more than had died in the previous five years combined.

(44) A Mexican soldier looks into a tunnel discovered in Tijuana, on November 25, 2010.

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(45) United States Border Patrol agent checks the border fence for those attempting to cross from Tijuana, Mexico (R) to San Diego May 15, 2006. U. S.

(46) He urged anyone traveling to the border cities of Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez to be cautious.

(47) Last week, Mexican security forces seized 105 tons of marijuana in Tijuana, the largest Mexican drug bust in recent years.

(48) As a result of the flight suspensions, 200 Chinese citizens were stranded in Mexico City and Tijuana.