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The phrase "a milk of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a type of milk or a milk-based product, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I prefer a milk of almond for my smoothies."
Alternatives: "a type of milk" or "a milk variant".
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"SuperBetter" is our culture's biggest foray yet into the gamification of the self, and, unsurprisingly, it goes down like a milk of twenty-first-century aspirations.
When Iris tries to escape her mother's grip by finding a job outside their home, she takes courage from the vodka she's poured into a milk of magnesia bottle.
The loveliest dishes seem effortless: squid and eggplant interspersed with sweet bursts of cherry tomatoes and underscored by raw garlic, pine nuts and saffron; grilled chicken in a milk of puréed almonds spiked with cinnamon and zhug, a Yemeni hot sauce.
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There is a milking of the royal cows, which is performed, as one might expect, by royal milkmen.
They smell comfortingly of vanilla frosting with a hint of milk of magnesia.
Purchase a bottle of milk of magnesia and universal indicator.
A milk-borne outbreak of Campylobacter infection.
Antibiotics in milk of treated cows could arise from a collection of milk shortly after administration of antibiotics.
"the size of a milk-bottle base".
Get an empty milk carton of any size.
Yesterday, someone gave me a cow milk coffee instead of an almond milk coffee.
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