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sik

British  
/ sɪk /

adjective

  1. slang  excellent

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Jess Berthelsen, head of local labour union, SIK, says that many people think mining income "will leave the country", and not benefit Greenland.

From BBC

He has traveled to Russia with the top commander of his navy, Admiral Kim Myong Sik.

From Seattle Times

Kim Myong Sik, who are linked with North Korean efforts to acquire spy satellites and nuclear-capable ballistic missile submarines.

From Washington Times

Gen. Park Ha Sik, commander of the South Korean air force operation command, said Wednesday’s drills involving B-52 bombers were aimed at displaying the allies’ “strong resolve” and “perfect readiness to respond to any provocation by North Korea swiftly and overwhelmingly.”

From Seattle Times

Gen. Park Ha Sik, commander of the South Korean air force operation command, said in a statement.

From Seattle Times