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Lakeland

American

[leyk-luhnd] / ˈleɪk lənd /

noun

a city in central Florida.

Lakeland British

/ ˈleɪkˌlænd /

noun

another name for the Lake District

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adjective

of or relating to the Lake District

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Another of Ms Whyte's former colleagues at Lakeland Vets said she had a "great personality" and was "very friendly and down to earth".

From BBC

The lawsuit specifically singles out rural Minnesota’s PBS station, KAWE, known locally as Lakeland PBS.

From Salon

Following the Tuesday phone call with the US healthcare company, local media reported that detectives in Lakeland, Florida, appeared at Ms Boston's home and arrested her.

From BBC

The call was referred to Lakeland law enforcement by the FBI and treated as a threat due to the phrase “directed against insurance companies,” police told local outlet WFLA.

From Salon

There’s flooding as far away from the coast as Plant City and Lakeland so I don’t know how we avoided it.

From BBC

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