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GSoD
(redirected from Grand Slam of Darts)

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GSoDGreen Screen of Death (Microsoft XBox)
GSoDGrand Slam of Darts (tournament)
GSoDGlobal Summary of the Day (NOAA)
GSoDGray Screen of Death (Apple)
GSODGood Sense of Direction (spatial orientation analysis)
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Taylor's latest demolition job came at the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton, which culminated in Sunday night's 16-2 humbling of BDO flag-bearer Scott Waites.
Taylor is cut for world title by The Racing Post (London, England)
We used to play each other twice a year in Holland, but now the Grand Slam of Darts is the only tournament now where we get to play each other in competition.
OCHE HORROR SHOW; DARTS BDO v PDC by The Mirror (London, England)
The two met in the Grand Slam of Darts last year with the Scotsman taking the honours despite Wade hitting a 9-dart finish during the match, but 'The Machine' has reached the last three finals here and will be confident of victory.
ENTERTAINMENT CATCH THE ACTION Live [...] by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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