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Oscar nominee for "On the Waterfront"
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malden
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Population (2000): 215 Housing Units (2000): 108 Land area (2000): 0.659273 sq. miles (1.707508 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 0.659273 sq. miles (1.707508 sq. km) FIPS code: 42275 Located within: Washington ...
Usage examples of malden.
Finally we reached our destination -- a little town called Malden, which is about five miles from Charleston, the present capital of the state.
On Sundays I taught two Sunday-schools, one in the town of Malden in the afternoon, and the other in the morning at a place three miles distant from Malden.
The year 1877, which was my second year of teaching in Malden, I spent very much as I did the first.
I saw one open battle take place at Malden between some of the coloured and white people.
Among these cities was Charleston, only five miles from Malden, my home.
Clay had no idea if they were being drawn by the braying alarm or the smell of food, but they were all walking in the direction of Malden Center.
In Malden Center, the alarm, tired-sounding to begin with, had long since run down.
Most of those who had passed Tom's house earlier were still in the town square, Clay guessed, having a street dance or maybe the First Annual Malden Raw Meat Festival, and thank God for that.
His feet, now wearing the Reeboks he'd donned back in Malden, were on one of the benches, and his head lay on his arms, which rested on his knees.
If be wants to go back to Malden and live with Dad so much, why don't you just let him?
Once, while staying at the Malden house with Dad, Trisha had heard their father talking to his own Dad on the phone.
Pete wanted to run back to Malden with his little teenage tail between his legs because he was a chicken.
They had been out behind his little place in Malden, eating ice cream cones from the Sunny Treat man, who still came by in his tinkling white truck (thinking of the Sunny Treat truck now made Trisha feel like crying again).
She could even imagine saying it to her brother Pete if Pete started up with all his Malden crap again while they were walking home from school.
Malden this and Malden that, Dad this and Dad that, and what if she just said Hey Pete, fuck you, deal with it instead of trying to be either all quiet and sympathetic or all bright and cheery and let's-change-the-subject?