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English language,
Romani people have long been
known by the
exonym Gypsies or Gipsies,
which some Roma
consider a
racial slur. However, this is not...
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Gypsy-Rose
Alcida Blanchard-Anderson (often
shortened to
Gypsy-Rose
Blanchard or
Gypsy-Rose, born July 27, 1991) is
convicted of second-degree
murder in...
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Springfield house. She had been
stabbed to
death some days before. Her
daughter Gypsy-Rose, well-known in the area due to her
purported severe health problems...
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Gypsy: A
Musical Fable is a
musical with
music by Jule Styne,
lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim, and a book by
Arthur Laurents. It is
loosely based on the 1957...
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Gypsy,
gypsy, cigan, gyp, or Çingene in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gypsy or
gipsy is an
English name for the
Romani people.
Gypsy or gipsy...
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Gypsy is the
debut double album by the
progressive rock band
Gypsy. It was
recorded at
Devonshire Studios,
North Hollywood, California, and
released in...
- Sea
Gypsies, Sea
Gypsy, Sea
Nomads and Sea
Nomad may
refer to: Sama-Bajau peoples, a
collective name for
several ethnic groups in the Philippines, Sabah...
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Gypsy Girl or The
Gypsy Girl may
refer to: The
Gypsy Girl (Hals), also
known as
Gypsy Girl, a
painting by
Frans Hals
Gypsy Girl (mosaic), a
mosaic uncovered...
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Gypsy Cob, also
known as the
Traditional Gypsy Cob,
Irish Cob,
Romani Cob,
Gypsy Horse, or
Gypsy Vanner, is a
breed of
domestic horse from the British...
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Gypsy jazz (also
known as
gypsy swing, jazz
manouche or hot club-style jazz) is a
musical idiom inspired by the
Romani jazz
guitarist Jean "Django" Reinhardt...