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polder
a stretch of land reclaimed from the sea or a lake, esp in the Netherlands

polder [′pōl·dər]
(civil engineering)
Land reclaimed from the sea or other body of water by the construction of an embankment to restrain the water.


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But a local outcry has tugged at the psyche of a nation that lies two-thirds under sea level, and transformed the Hedwige Polder into a potent symbol of man's mastery over water.
Polder offers grocers displays that feature an "essentials" assortment, Cooper says.
Carole Boden, 62, was yesterday handed the five-figure sum, after a two-year battle with Polder Care homes, based in Wirral.
 
 
 
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