Deak

British

/ ˈdɛɑːk /

noun

Ferenc (ˈferents). 1803–76, Hungarian statesman: minister of justice following the 1848 Hungarian uprising. The Austro-Hungarian dual monarchy was largely his creation

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Deak would not attend a baby rave — “It would be very cringe for me,” he said — but sees the appeal.

From Los Angeles Times

“I can definitely see a lot of people being into it,” said Deak, 48.

From Los Angeles Times

The roots of techno — in Detroit or Berlin depending on whom you talk to — were always antiestablishment, said Ambrus Deak, program manager of music production at the Los Angeles Film School.

From Los Angeles Times

“It was exploratory,” said Deak, a longtime DJ who went by DJ AMB, about techno.

From Los Angeles Times

Next is the 66 scored by Gerd Muller for Bayern Munich in 1972-73 and Ferenc Deak for Hungarian side Szentlorinci in 1945-46.

From BBC

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