Second-largest

Second-largest holding and casino rival Wynn Resorts

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Second-largest holding and casino rival Wynn Resorts

MGM Swings to a Profit, Beats Expectations 2011

Second-largest opening weekend not to be number 01 (behind The Day After Tomorrow's $68 million Memorial Day launch).

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HANNA: Second-largest tortoise right straight in the world.

CNN Transcript Jun 1, 2007 2007

Trumpinne (named for shape which resembles drumstick): Second-largest island in Pya, far southwest; home to ancient olive groves, plus new vineyards; has olive processing plants and wineries; Manages there are occupied mostly by carny folk; no ferry link to elsewhere

Archive 2004-08-08 Maggie Jochild 2004

Trumpinne (named for shape which resembles drumstick): Second-largest island in Pya, far southwest; home to ancient olive groves, plus new vineyards; has olive processing plants and wineries; Manages there are occupied mostly by carny folk; no ferry link to elsewhere

PYA ISLANDS NAMED AND DESCRIBED Maggie Jochild 2004

Trumpinne (named for shape which resembles drumstick): Second-largest island in Pya, far southwest; home to ancient olive groves, plus new vineyards; has olive processing plants and wineries; Manages there are occupied mostly by carny folk; no ferry link to elsewhere

PYA: GLOSSARY FROM SKENISH TO ENGLISH Maggie Jochild 2004

Trumpinne (named for shape which resembles drumstick): Second-largest island in Pya, far southwest; home to ancient olive groves, plus new vineyards; has olive processing plants and wineries; Manages there are occupied mostly by carny folk; no ferry link to elsewhere

Archive 2004-08-08 Maggie Jochild 2004

(MEL-buhrn) Second-largest city in Australia, located on the country’s southern coast; the capital of Victoria state and the largest city in the state; a financial and commercial center.

Melbourne 2002

Second-largest city in The Netherlands, after Amsterdam, and its major foreign-trade center.

Rotterdam 2002