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Old 30th October 2009, 19:57   #11
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Maybe not in the english dictionary, but here is pdf of a company and it appears that provedures means purveyors.

http://newportbeachhotel.com/i/581/W...Provedores.pdf
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Maybe not in the english dictionary, but here is pdf of a company and it appears that provedures means purveyors.

http://newportbeachhotel.com/i/581/W...Provedores.pdf
Everything else on that signage is in English, though. And provedores is a heck of a big-*** typo to make!
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