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Gurd may
refer to:
Gurd, Iran, a
village in
Gilan Province, Iran Gyrd and Gnupa,
Danish kings Gurd, a
member of the
Ginyu Force in the
manga Dragon Ball...
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Aaron Gurd (born 18
September 2001) is an
Australian professional soccer player who
plays as a
center back for
Sydney FC.
Gurd was
promoted through the...
- In some of his
anime dubbing and on-camera work, he used the name
Stanley Gurd, Jr., and is best
known for
voicing Tetsuo Shima from the
first English dub...
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Robert Gurd was an
archaeological illustrator. He
worked for the London,
Brighton and
South Coast Railway, and by the time of his
death was in
charge of...
- 1970,
Gurd defined the
characteristics of this phenomenon.
Gurd later modified the fat
embolism criteria together with Wilson, thus
producing Gurd and Wilson's...
- jaggery. In some
villages of ****am,
people drink salty red tea with a cube of
gurd (jaggery),
which is po****rly
called cheleka-chah (licking tea). Traditional...
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Gurd Township is an
historical geographic township in
central Ontario, Canada, in the
Almaguin Highlands region of
Parry Sound District. It was
first surve****...
- limited. ISBN 978-1-911218-86-9. DeRose, Luiz A. (2001), Sakellariou, Rizos;
Gurd, John; Freeman, Len; Keane, John (eds.), "The
Hardware Performance Monitor...
- Two
episodes 1962 The Judy
Garland Show
Television special 1964
Rawhide Gurd Canliss Episode: "Canliss" 1965–1974 The Dean
Martin Show
Himself 264 episodes...
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Alfred Thomas Gurd (March 30, 1846 –
August 15, 1919) was an
Ontario farmer,
entrepreneur and
political figure. He
represented Lambton West in the Legislative...
