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Malky is short for Malcolm, and it means Malcolm Frazer—a razor.
Star Trek The Next Generation® David A. McIntee 2011
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Malky is short for Malcolm, and it means Malcolm Frazer—a razor.
Star Trek The Next Generation® David A. McIntee 2011
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They bonded with his wife, Malky, and went running to her screeching at the top of their lungs, yet even that bond often seemed to conspire against him.
The Last Lion Brittany Newmark 2011
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But there were no signs of nerves from Malky Mackay's side this time and they sent a 21,342 home crowd happy, with the final just 11 days away.
Cardiff City and Blackpool increase pressure on leaders with wins 2012
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They bonded with his wife, Malky, and went running to her screeching at the top of their lungs, yet even that bond often seemed to conspire against him.
The Last Lion Brittany Newmark 2011
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People in the region have been outraged by Gadhafi's attacks on civilians, said Rania Al Malky, editor of the Daily News Egypt, an English-language newspaper.
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Next Tuesday, Malky Mackay's team travel to the second-placed Southampton.
Cardiff City back at Wembley but the real goal is the Premier League 2012
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Malky Mackay is getting ahead of himself these days, flying out to Malaysia to meet the club's investors last week and given the go-ahead to strengthen his squad before returning to set up his Cardiff City team for back-to-back home matches and sending them out for a come-from-behind victory in the first of them.
Malky Mackay heralds Cardiff's new-found late nerve against Portsmouth | Mark Tallentire 2012
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"Tom's been fabulous throughout the competition," said Cardiff's manager, Malky Mackay.
Cardiff's goalkeeper Tom Heaton confident they can win the Carling Cup 2012
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Satellite television stations have been broadcasting continuous coverage, and people in the region have been outraged by Gadhafi's attacks on civilians, said Rania Al Malky, editor of the Daily News Egypt, an English language newspaper.
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