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Go here for info on names of cuts.  http://rollybrook.com/lexicon-groups.htm#mea

I rarely buy red meat, but if you could identify the meat you want by looking at the cuts of meat displayed in meat areas of Soriana or Walmart, you could read the label on it and if you don't want to purchase at chain store, take the name of the cut to a butcher shop.  

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2 hours ago, kbleitch said:

The name for this cut in español is “diezmillo.” You will I see it on one of the vinyl signs hanging on the wall at Tony’s. 

I offered the Spanish in case the OP finds it more convenient to go somewhere other than Tony’s.

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You must need to be a regular Tony's customer. I have only been there a dozen times over the years, but have never gotten any meat to write home about.

Costco has a beautiful cut of roast beef in their meat case sometimes. I admit I didn't pay attention to the name but it's worth getting when they have it.

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