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Borg
A type of cyborg in Star Trek that devours everything in its path. Companies that dominate their field are called Borgs, and Borging is the verb. See cyborg.
Borg
Björn . born 1956, Swedish tennis player: Wimbledon champion 1976--80


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The most important part of the (exit strategy) is building the new financial supervisory infrastructure," said Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg after a meeting of EU counterparts.
EU financial reforms at 'make-or-break' point by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Borg has synthesized the findings of many of his colleagues like John Donahue, Albert Schweitzer and Rudolf Bultmann to only mention a few.
Marcus Borg. Jesus A New Vision. Sprit, Culture and the Life of ... by alan l. joplin / Literature, writing, book reviews community
He was born in Sweden, son of Frans Borg and Christina (Perrson) Borg and was predeceased by two sisters: Anna (Borg) Lazzaro and Viola (Borg) Bergstrom.
Carl G. Borg, 86 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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