Malmö

American

[mal-moh, mahlm-œ] / ˈmæl moʊ, ˈmɑlmˌœ /

noun

a seaport in S Sweden, on the Sound opposite Copenhagen, Denmark.

Malmö British

/ ˈmælməʊ, ˈmalmøː /

noun

a port in S Sweden, on the Sound: part of Denmark until 1658; industrial centre. Pop: 268 971 (2004 est)

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The riders, who are from Lund near Malmo, both had surgery at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, where they were treated for two weeks, before being flown home for further care.

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Janis spends each Monday with a colleague, standing outside a Tesla garage on an industrial park in Malmö.

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Marinakis has been in Monaco for the Europa League draw, with Forest hosting Nuno's former club Porto and Malmo - in a repeat of their 1979 European Cup triumph - but is flying to London on Friday.

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Nottingham Forest will face Malmo in the league phase of the Europa League in their first European campaign in 30 years.

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Oskar Damkjaer, 28, is standing on a platform inside the red-brick 19th century train station in Malmö.

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