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GVL
(redirected from Gainesville, Florida)

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GVLGainesville, Florida (airport code)
GVLGraft Vs Leukemia
GVLGreen Valley Lake (California)
GVLGezangen Voor Liturgie (Dutch: Songs for Liturgy)
GVLGamma-Valerolactone
GVLGenomic Variation Laboratory
GVLGarden Variety Lamer
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Gainesville, Florida, voters overwhelmingly rejected the Gainesville Charter Amendment, an effort by anti-gay crusaders to repeal protections against discrimination for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people in housing, employment, public accommodation, and credit extension services.
Two separate actions offer encouragement to same-sex couples by Gajewski, Karen Ann / The Humanist
Voters of Gainesville, Florida will decide the fate of the city's decade-old gay protections ordinance today.
Gainesville Votes On Repeal Of Gay Protections by Staff / On Top Magazine
Carr Sports Associates is based in Gainesville, Florida and is led by William C.
Auburn will use Carr Sports Associates to search for Tuberville?s ... by Staff / WVTM - Birmingham, AL
 
 
 
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