In 1996, Diaz Arce signed with Major League Soccer, and was drafted tenth overall in the MLS Inaugural Player Draft by D. C. United.

Diaz Arce was also the first player in MLS history to score a hat-trick in postseason play.

Diaz Arce continued to light things up in his second season, registering 15 goals, and helping D. C. United to win their second consecutive MLS Cup.

Salary cap pressures, and reported conflicts between Diaz Arce and Marco Etcheverry, resulted in D. C. trading one of the league's most prolific scorers to the New England Revolution in the offseason of 1997.

Diaz Arce continued to excel in New England, scoring 18 goals and 8 assists for his new team.

Nevertheless, Diaz Arce was traded again, and would eventually play for the Tampa Bay Mutiny and San Jose Clash, as well as being briefly owned by the MetroStars, registering 13 goals and 7 assists in the 1999 season.

Diaz Arce would continue to be shuttled around in 2000, playing for Tampa Bay and D. C. again in 2000, and scoring a career low 9 goals.

Diaz Arce continued to decline in 2001, playing only briefly for D. C. United before being traded again to the Colorado Rapids, with whom he would end his career in MLS.

For the 2002 season, Diaz Arce played for the Charleston Battery of the A-League, scoring 6 goals and 4 assists in 1319 minutes.

In 2004, Diaz Arce joined the struggling expansion Puerto Rico Islanders, and gave the team a significant boost, scoring two goals in his first game and a total of 7 in 1233 minutes, and helping the team attain a level of respectability.

Diaz Arce made his debut for El Salvador in an April 1991 UNCAF Nations Cup qualification match against Nicaragua in which he immediately scored 2 goals and has earned a total of 68 caps, scoring a record 39 goals.

The meeting with Coronado was not effected, though Alarcón reached the appointed place and left letters, which were soon afterwards found by Melchior Diaz, another explorer.

| align = left | Juan Carlos Diaz

| align = left | Emilio " Estevez " Diaz

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After Diaz left and formed Menudo, La Pandilla's popularity slowly declined.

Diaz and his team of assistants left the club at the beginning of May 2005, after being banned from the ground by the chairman due to failed negotiations.

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He was still ignored by the authorities, for while Narcisse Virgilio Diaz was made Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in 1851, Rousseau was left undecorated at this time, but was nominated and awarded the Cross soon afterwards.

After spending some time at Mount Cathalia, Joe left with three acquaintances, Kelly Diaz, John LaForge and Wade Marks to take a joyride in LaForge's Subaru.

They stated that Joe left to walk 5 miles back down the mountain to Ellenville, and shortly after this Kelly Diaz and Wade Marks left to do the same.

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Mayor Diaz and his mother, Elisa, left Cuba in 1961.

Mayor Diaz left office in 2009 because of term limits.

Diaz is best known for playing the role of Jasmine on the ABC Family show The Nine Lives of Chloe King as well as Celia Ortega on the daytime soap opera As The World Turns from February 9, 2005 until her final appearance on August 10, 2005 when her character left town for Montega to be with her relatives.

Karl Fitzgerald and Christian Diaz left Earthcore in the following years leaving the business in the hands of Spiro Boursine and Pip Darvall.

Langerhans started 2006 as the Braves regular left fielder but a severe drop-off in his production from 2005 combined with the hot hitting of Matt Diaz resulted in a drop in Langerhans ' playing time.

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Aguilera, Montenegro and two other band members left the group after a problematic 1991 year that saw Menudo members Sergio Blass and Ruben Gomez get arrested on arrival at Miami International Airport while alleguedly transporting drugs and the band be almost broken by a scandal in which Ralphy Rodriguez and his father accuse Edgardo Diaz and Joselo ( Menudo's choreographer ), among others, of sexual abuse.

On the night of 15 / 16 April, the Nino Diaz group failed in a second attempted diversionary landing at a fresh location near Baracoa.

That same year, she released her second studio album, Mundo de Cristal, produced by Alfredo Diaz Ordaz.

Signed by the Dodgers as a free agent in 1984, Hernández became the second Venezuelan catcher in MLB history, following Bo Diaz.

A second, independent investigation ordered by the US Commission for Civil Rights ( May 5, 1937 ) was led by Arthur Garfield Hays ( a member of the ACLU ), together with Fulgencio Pinero, Emilio Belaval, Jose Davila Rice, Antonio Ayuyo Valdivieso, Manuel Diaz Garcia, and Franscisco M. Zeno.

* In the TV series Six Feet Under, it is referred to this phenomenon as " angel lust " when the characters Federico Diaz and Nate Fisher pick up a deceased in the second episode of the first season ( episode title: " The Will ").

A second, independent investigation ordered by the US Commission for Civil Rights ( May 5, 1937 ) led by Arthur Garfield Hays ( a member of the ACLU ) with Fulgencio Piñero, Emilio Belaval, Jose Davila Rice, Antonio Ayuyo Valdivieso, Manuel Diaz Garcia, and Franscisco M. Zeno, concluded that the events on March 21constituted a massacre.

Regularly results were good, so on the insistence of Diaz Couder with senior management of the Institute to send a franchise of the second division to La Laguna.

It was popularised for a wider readership in French by Joseph Diaz Gergonne in the first volume of his `` Annales " ( 1810 / 11 ), with further discussion in the second and tenth.

His second album self-titled " Aaron Diaz ," was released in 2011.

She married very young, at first marriage with Adelina Diaz de Bedoya, which unfortunately widowed and married later, in second marriage, Mrs. Josefina Rivarola.

At the height of their popularity, and just weeks after the release of their second album I Stand With You, Teddy Diaz was stabbed to death in front of his girlfriend's house on August 21, 1988 by two men allegedly under the influence of drugs and alcohol.