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Melk
/ mɛlk /
noun
- a town in N Austria, on the River Danube: noted for its baroque Benedictine abbey. Pop: 5222 (2001)
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So alleges former owner and Blockbuster Video co-founder John Melk, who, in 2004, sued Copperfield for fraud.
"They must be going in for some kind of feast, up to Barracks," said the boy Melk meditatively, after a pause.
Wilt gij zoo goed zijn, twee boterhammetjes en twee glaasjes melk te brengen?
Van morgen heb ik een plaat bezichtigd—een poes opgerold over een kannetje melk—de zee in de verte.
I say,” he whispered, “poor old Melk is so upset by what you said that he is not going to have tea with us.
All the land fit for transplanted rice, except that held by the Zemindars, was Melk or free of revenue.
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