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Meriç

British  
/ məˈriːtʃ /

noun

  1. the Turkish name for the Maritsa

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The Evros — called the Meric River in Turkey — runs through one of the remotest parts of Europe.

From Seattle Times

They had entered the country using plastic boats to cross the Evros River — known as Meric in Turkey — which forms a border between the two countries.

From Seattle Times

Guillaume Méric didn’t set out to find microbes that cause depression.

From Science Magazine

Méric and his colleagues combed the data for clues to how a person’s diet and genetics affect the microbiome.

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Méric’s team also explored which genetic variants might affect the abundance of certain microbes—and which of those variants were linked to 46 common diseases.

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