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mélange

[mey-lahnzh, -lahnj] / meɪˈlɑ̃ʒ, -ˈlɑndʒ /


melange


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But the confluence of these climatological issues is particularly apparent in Big Sur, where waves, storms and wildfire regularly affect its uniquely steep and fragile landscape, made up of a “melange” of rock types especially susceptible to change, said Jonathan Warrick, a U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, private-equity funds almost a decade old hold about $22 billion worth of oil-and-gas assets, according to an investor presentation by Melange Capital Partners, an energy-secondary fund manager in Austin, Texas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Melange closed its first energy-focused secondaries investment pool with $430 million, exceeding its initial target.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead of the “let’s put on a show!’ approach of the previous five Christmas singles, 1968’s single was pieced together from recordings made by each Beatle on their own and handed over to friend Kenny Everett, a BBC DJ who then compiled them into this glorious melange.

From Salon

For Lepore, the Constitution is a blueprint of a cathedral, one that has morphed since its inception, rather like New York’s unfinished St. John the Divine with its mélange of architectural styles.

From Los Angeles Times