San José, Costa Rica (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"“Then you better take him to San José,” she said. San José was the capital, just twenty minutes away by air."

"Then, when they arrived, it turned out Ellen had an appointment to see a plastic surgeon in San José."

"I have washed her arm to collect some samples of the sticky saliva—one for analysis here, a second to send to the labs in San José, and the third we will keep frozen in case it is needed."

"so she told the mother that the baby had asphyxiated, and she reported the death on the forms she sent to San José as SIDS: sudden infant death syndrome."

"I got a report last week from Hamachi's representative in San José, the capital of Costa Rica."

"With a whine, the rotors began to swing in circles overhead, casting shadows on the runway of San José airport. Grant listened to the crackle in his earphones as the pilot talked to the tower."

"However, I have this graph from the Public Health Service in San José of infant mortality in the towns of the west coast earlier this year."

"‘Enough for thirty-six hours. The embryos have to be back in San José by then.’"

"But he can try and frighten the Japanese investors, and get them to withdraw funds. Or he can make a stink with the San José government. He can make trouble."

"They had called authorities in San José for help. The Costa Rican National Guard was on its way, as well as an air ambulance to carry Malcolm to a hospital."

"Epilogue: San José         Days went by. The government was polite, and put them up in a nice hotel in San José."

"The account was modestly active, receiving deposits every few weeks from only one source: The Friends of the Planet Foundation, based in San José, Costa Rica."