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Limbourg

American  
[lan-boor] / lɛ̃ˈbur /

noun

  1. Limburg


Limbourg British  
/ lɛ̃bur /

noun

  1. the French name for Limburg

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Director general Peter Limbourg said this was explained in detail to the Turkish radio and TV board, abbreviated as RTUK.

From Seattle Times

Peter Limbourg, director general of Deutsche Welle, said the move was an attempt to restrict international media, adding that the company will apply to Turkish courts regarding the decision.

From Reuters

An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of Peter Limbourg, director general of Deutsche Welle.

From Washington Post

Limbourg was nonplussed at Hungary’s criticism of the decision, which was taken by the broadcaster’s board, independently of the German government.

From Reuters

Limbourg said it had been allocated a budget in the “mid six figures” range.

From Reuters