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In the year of our Lord's incarnation 882, the thirty-fourth of king Alfred's life, the above named army steered their ships up into France by a river called the Mese [Meuse] and there wintered one year.
The Life of King Alfred Giles, J. A. 1847
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A2A and Iren would also be granted a call option to acquire a hydro-generation facility at Mese at fair-market value in three years, EDF said.
Edison Shareholder Rejects EDF Offer Geraldine Amiel 2011
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Orphan Mese, 14, lives with her grandmother, who cares for three other orphans.
Madonna's Malawi 2007
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Orphan Mese, 14, lives with her grandmother, who cares for three other orphans.
Madonna's Malawi 2007
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Most of the people live clustered along the branch of the Mese that runs from the Akropolis past Blachernae to the gate to the Adrianople road.
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Hypate of the first, Nete of the last, and Mese in the middle, combining as much as possible, and turning about mortal things with the gods and earthly with heavenly.
Symposiacs 2004
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Hypate of the first, Nete of the last, and Mese in the middle, combining as much as possible, and turning about mortal things with the gods and earthly with heavenly.
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Most of the people live clustered along the branch of the Mese that runs from the Akropolis past Blachernae to the gate to the Adrianople road.
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He followed their steepnesses to the Mese, the avenue that, branching, ran from end to end of the city.
The Boat of a Million Years Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1989
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He followed their steepnesses to the Mese, the avenue that, branching, ran from end to end of the city.
The Boat of a Million Years Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1988
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