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MVD

British  

abbreviation

  1. Ministry of Internal Affairs; the police organization in the former Soviet Union, formed in 1946

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Etymology

Origin of MVD

from Russian Ministerstvo vnutrennikh del

Example Sentences

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Frightening extras: MVD ports over all of the digital extras from Shout!

From Washington Times

The package includes a mini-poster touting this release as part of MVD “LaserVision Collection,” sure to confuse the average video connoisseur since it’s a 4K disc.

From Washington Times

Frightful extras: MVD unleashes more about the films than any human needs to know.

From Washington Times

"They use recent affidavit envelopes to verify as well. That way if the MVD signature comes across wrong they have in-house to compare to. So this doesn't confirm anything."

From Salon

“The FBI Chicago Division conducted an investigation relative to the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Chicago, IL, USA in response to the MVD’s request for assistance,” reads an FBI record released to the Cato Institute.

From Washington Times