Authors
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Gabrielle Moss
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Gabrielle Roth
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Gabrielle Roy
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Gabrielle Sands
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Gabrielle Stone
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Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villeneuve
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Gabrielle Union
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Gabrielle Vincent
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Gabrielle Zevin
Gabrielle Zevin
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Gabriel Marcel
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Gabriel Mario de Coca
Gabriel Mario de Coca Medina (Albacete, 19 de enero de 1901) fue un político socialista español. Gabriel Mario de Coca fue uno de los seguidores de Julián Besteiro y redactor del diario El Socialista. En 1974, con introducción y notas de Marta Bizcarrondo, fue reeditado su libro Anti-Caballero: Crítica marxista de la bolchevización del Partido Socialista, 1930-1936, publicado originalmente en 1936. Source: Gabriel Mario de Coca on Wikipiedia.
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Gabriel Mesta
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Gabriel Pasquini
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Gabriel Picolo
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Gabriel Rolón
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Gabriel Sherman
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Gabriel Stux
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Gabriel Szegö
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Gabriel Tallent
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Gabriel Torres
Brazilian author, journalist, teacher, business owner, lawyer, and entrepreneur, specialized in Information Technology. Gabriel Torres is the founder and executive editor of the website Clube do Hardware (one of the oldest, largest, and most respected publications about technology in Brazil), with 31 books published. Torres was considered, by the Forbes-style Brazilian magazine ISTOÉ Dinheiro, "the Paulo Coelho of Computer Hardware." He received, in 2001 and 2003, Motion of Applauses and Congratulations from the Rio de Janeiro State Legislative Assembly "for the invaluable services for the development of the Brazilian Information Technology industry."
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Gabriel Weinberg
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Gabriel Wyner
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Gabriel Zadunaisky
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Gabriel Zaid
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Gabriel Zucman
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Gabri Stepto
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Gaby Dunn
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Gaby Goldsack
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Gaby Rivera
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Gaby Rodriguez
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Gaby Triana
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Gaby Vargas
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G. A. Callender
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G. A. Cohen
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G. A. Cole
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Gad Beck
Gerhard "Gad" Beck was an Israeli-German resistance member and survivor of the Holocaust. He was both gay and Jewish, but he survived the war while living in Berlin and organizing underground refugees. After the war, he emigrated to Israel and met his partner, Julius Laufer, who would be with him until his death in 2012. In 1979, he moved back to Berlin and became an educator.
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G. A. D. Decker
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Gaddis Smith
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Gad Heuman
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Gad Saad
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G A (Ed) Williamson
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Gael Baudino
American writer
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Gaelen Foley
Gaelen Foley was born on November 16, 1973 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, and she has three sisters. She holds a B.A. in English literature with a minor in philosophy from the State University of New York, College at Fredonia, New York. After college, she dedicated herself completely to her artistic pursuits, spending five and a half years moonlighting as a waitress to keep her days free for writing and honing her craft. Finally, after four unsuccessful manuscripts, her fifth attempt sold to Bertelsmann. In 1998 her first novel The Pirate Prince was published. Gaelen lives near Pittsburgh, PA with her college-sweetheart husband, Eric, and a spoiled bichon frise called Bubble. She is hard at work on her next book.
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Gael Fashingbauer Cooper
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Gaël Faye
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Gaëlle Amiot-Cadey
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Gael Lindenfield
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Gae Polisner
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Gaetano Donizetti
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