Balt.

¹ American

abbreviation

Baltic.

Balt ² American

[bawlt] / bɔlt /

noun

a native or inhabitant of Estonia, Latvia, or Lithuania.

Balt British

/ bɔːlt /

noun

a member of any of the Baltic-speaking peoples of the Baltic States

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The study is led by whale biologists Olga Filatova and Ivan Fedutin from the University of Southern Denmark/Fjord&Bælt, and it is published in the journal Animal Behaviour.

From Science Daily

In March 2020, Mosby’s office was sued by Baltimore Action Legal Team, a nonprofit also known as BALT, for the names of 305 police officers Mosby made reference to two years ago during a state hearing about the police department’s Gun Trace Task Force.

From Washington Post

“We don’t know what this is … This is not what we asked for,” said Iman Freeman, BALT’s executive director.

From Washington Post

The Volgo Balt 179 had a 13-member crew on board when it left the port city of Rostov-on-don on Saturday and was expected to reach Romania’s port city of Constanta on Thursday evening.

From Seattle Times

The 48-year-old Volgo Balt 179 was about 76 nautical miles from its destination when it sank.

From Seattle Times

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