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The port in Melbourne is the busiest in Australia, and its commercial operations were leased for fifty years to Lonsdale Consortium for almost ten billion dollars.Melbourne = second largest Australian city
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The Australian mountain pygmy possum was known only from fossils until a live one was found in a garbage can in Melbourne. (source)
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I'd have you know that I'm related on my mother's side to Carbine, winner of the Melbourne Cup, and where I come from we aren't accustomed to being ridden over roughshod by any parrot-mouthed, pig-headed mule in a pop-gun pea-shooter battery. (source)
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That was enough to persuade Lale and Gita to settle in Melbourne, too.† (source)
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He stumbles from the house, up the lane, and doesn't stop till he reaches Melbourne in Australia.† (source)
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The ones who done for us in Vancouver and Melbourne and—† (source)
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No, I told her about Lord Melbourne.† (source)
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What followed was a quick deluge of news and information about the insurance world of Melbourne.† (source)
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I stopped in Melbourne to get some gas and thought of Jim Morrison singing about how people are strange.† (source)
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My beloved family in Melbourne in 1997—my wife, Mary, and our children, Sophie, Thomas and Bridie.† (source)
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Marvin often lost, setting out one day for Melbourne, Florida and nearly ending up Down Under.† (source)
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In Melbourne, Australia, he had insisted that he have a day off.† (source)
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Blomkvist flew from Melbourne to Alice Springs.† (source)
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Max scoured the faces until he found Julie Teller, a pretty girl from Melbourne with whom he had exchanged letters over the summer.† (source)
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Then he was in the train for Melbourne, on his way back to his work.† (source)
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On the contrary, I share the feelings expressed by Prime Minister Melbourne, who, when irritated by the criticism of the then youthful historian T. B. Macaulay, remarked that he would like to be as sure of anything as Macaulay seemed to be of everything.† (source)
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