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GLW
(redirected from Good Lady Wife)

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GLWCorning Inc. (formerly Corning Glassworks; stock symbol)
GLWGlasgow Airport (UK)
GLWGood Lady Wife (Australia)
GLWGross Laden Weight
GLWGreat Lakes Wrestling (Westland, MI)
GLWGreat Lakes Window (Toledo, OH)
GLWGEON (Geosciences Network) LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Workflow (topography)
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After all, he and his good lady wife have got previous with the late-in-life arrival of young Leo.
The birth of a rumour by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Bishop Stephen and his good lady wife said how much they both enjoyed living there, explaining it was large enough to accommodate study groups and others who they invited to use it and its grounds for reflective thought and prayer.
Steering by the aid of bovines .. by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
The following morning there was a knock at the front door and my good lady wife answered and was asked about my whereabouts.
Police thought I was one of the Great Train Robbers by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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