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Saint-Malo

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Saint-Ma·lo  (s-m-l)
A town of northwest France northwest of Nantes on the Gulf of Saint-Malo, an inlet of the English Channel. Founded on the site of a 6th-century a.d. monastery, it was a base for French pirates in the 17th and 18th centuries. Population: 50,000.


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Another 220,000 Allied troops were rescued from the French ports of Cherbourg, Saint-Malo, Brest, and Saint-Nazaire.
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She won at Wolverhampton as a two-year-old and at Agen, Saint-Malo and Mont de Marsan in the French provinces as a four-year-old before finishing last twice over hurdles then enjoying a revival under Baker's care this summer.
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The Frenchman was part of an early four-man breakaway and held off his rivals in a sprint for the line to triumph in the 208km stage from Saint-Malo to Nantes.
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