meck
Britishnoun
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Patsy Meck, who plays the woman working the desk at the police station, said that Ms. Winslet was “genuinely who you would want her to be — she was so real.”
From New York Times
Ms. Meck, whose three grandchildren were extras on the show, said that it was “amazing” to see Ms. Winslet “walk off set, sit down and talk to me in a deep British accent, then pop right back on set and start talking like the rest of us.”
From New York Times
Her father, Yohanna Meck, said he hoped state officials would learn from the tragedy.
From Reuters
Even weatherman Bill Meck works from home unless there is a threat of severe weather, she said.
From Washington Times
Bryan P. Meck, 28, was taken into custody and charged with three counts of felony aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed dangerous instrument, offensive touching and disorderly conduct.
From Washington Times
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