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Mael

American  
[meyl] / meɪl /

noun

Irish Mythology.
  1. a son of Ronan, unjustly killed by him.


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Fijian wing Salesi Rayasi gave Bordeaux an early lead but tries from Mael Moustin, South African Ricky Riccitelli and Lenni Nouchi put the hosts in control at 21-10 with 20 minutes to play.

From Barron's

Ron and Russell Mael are that rarest of all breeds, the Los Angeles native.

From Los Angeles Times

That said, by the age of 5, Ron was taking piano lessons and giving a recital at the Women’s Club of Venice, near where the Mael family then resided.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’d just like something different,” said Maël Mayet, a 36-year-old actor-model and personal trainer.

From Los Angeles Times

Maël Imirizaldu, marine biologist and regional leader with Conservation International, said one problem with the conventional approach to ocean conservation funding was the need for places like Niue to constantly seek new funding on a project by project basis.

From Seattle Times