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Anking

British  
/ ˈɑːnˈkɪŋ /

noun

  1. a variant transliteration of the Chinese name for Anqing

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He was referring to the banks' role in the financial crisis, but his underlings at Barclays Capital may have interpreted his words too enthusiastically. anking unit was fined £1.1m by the FSA for mixing its own money with that of its clients for eight years.

From The Guardian

Early in the week the invaders had taken a giant stride nearer Hankow by capturing Anking, capital of Anhwei Province.

From Time Magazine Archive

This week Chinese reported having bombed and sunk four vessels of the Japanese fleet just above Anking.

From Time Magazine Archive

In general resembling Kiangsi, it has two flourishing ports on the river, Anking, the capital, and Wuhu.

From Project Gutenberg

Farther down is the province of Anhwei which takes its name from its chief two cities, Anking and Weichou.

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