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Gouais blanc Gouge noir,
another name for the
French wine
grape Gouget noir Eye-
gouging (rugby union), an
offence in
rugby union Eye-
gouging, the act of...
- of the
United States during civil emergencies,
price gouging is a
specific crime.
Price gouging is
considered by some to be
exploitative and unethical...
- Eye-
gouging is the act of
pressing or
tearing the eye
using the
fingers or instruments. Eye-
gouging involves a very high risk of eye injury, such as eye...
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Gouger Street (/ˈɡʊdʒər/ GUUJ-ər) is a
major street in the
centre of Adelaide,
South Australia. It was
named after Robert Gouger, the
first Colonial Secretary...
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Gouge Away is an
American hardcore punk band
based in
Florida that
formed in 2012. The band is
influenced by post-hardcore and
noise rock
bands such as...
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Olympe de
Gouges (French: [ɔlɛ̃p də ɡuʒ] ; born
Marie Gouze; 7 May 1748 – 3
November 1793) was a
French playwright and
political activist. She is best...
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Fault gouge is a type of
fault rock best
defined by its
grain size. It is
found as
incohesive fault rock (rock
which can be
broken into its component...
-
Puritan movement.
Gouge was the son of
William Gouge,
himself a
clergyman and the
rector of St. Anne's
church in Blackfriars.
Thomas Gouge was
educated at...
- In
American folklore, a
Sidehill gouger is a
fearsome critter adapted to
living on
hillsides by
having legs on one side of
their body
shorter than the...
- opponent.
Although this is
usually called "eye-
gouging" by the media, fans and players, the term "
gouging" is not used in
World Rugby's laws or regulations...
