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James Gordon "Bo"
Gritz (/ˈɡraɪts/; born
January 18, 1939) is a
retired United States Army
Special Forces officer who
served with
distinction during the...
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Gritz may
refer to: Bo
Gritz (born 1939), US Army
Special Forces officer Watermelon,
Chicken &
Gritz, a 2002
musical album by the rap ****tet
Nappy Roots...
- RC & The
Gritz is an
American soul, R&B, and hip-hop band with
origins in Dallas, Texas. Led by RC
Williams (keyboards, vocals), the band was
formed in...
- Watermelon,
Chicken &
Gritz is the
commercial debut studio album by
American hip hop ****tet
Nappy Roots from Kentucky. It was
released on
February 26...
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without fault in this." In
April 1996,
Weaver accompanied Bo
Gritz to Jordan, Montana,
where Gritz was to
attempt to
negotiate a
conclusion to the Montana...
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Trenton Stokes.
Parker replaced Bo
Gritz, who had
initially agreed to act as the party's nominee. However,
Gritz pulled out when he
discovered that the...
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political activist Bo
Gritz was
allowed by the FBI to
enter Justus Township so he
could try to
negotiate a
conclusion to the standoff.
Gritz was accompanied...
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Ellen R.
Gritz (born
April 9, 1944) is an
American psychologist and
cancer researcher. She is
Professor and
Chair Emerita of the
Department of Behavioral...
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Vietnam veteran Bo
Gritz was the
nominee of the
Populist Party,
facing virtually no opposition.
Under the
campaign slogan "God, Guns and
Gritz" and publishing...
- group's
first album released on
Atlantic was 2002's "Watermelon,
Chicken &
Gritz". The
album includes the
singles "Headz Up", "Awnaw" and
Grammy nominated...
