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GRGGame Recognize Game
GRGGrand Romantic Gesture
GRGGlass Reinforced Gypsum (cementitious composite material reinforced with glass fibers)
GRGGerontology Research Group
GRGGeneral Research Grant (various organizations)
GRGGeneralized Reduced Gradient
GRGGridded Reference Graphic (US DoD)
GRGGeneral Relativity and Gravitation
GRGGuangzhou Radio Group (China)
GRGGNU Report Generator
GRGGravity Recoverable Gold (value estimation)
GRGGreen Recycling Group Ltd (UK)
GRGGrand Rapids Griffins
GRGGenetic Risk Group
GRGGreat Running Game
GRGGamma Ray Gauge (radiation thickness measurement device)
GRGGlobal Retail Group (Philippines)
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According to the Gerontology Research Group, which tracks people 110 and older and validates ages for Guinness, the oldest human alive is a 115-year- old Japanese woman, Misao Okawa.
Florence's inspiring story only came to light after Andrew Holmes, of the Gerontology Research Group, traced her name using the National Archive.
According to the Los Angeles-based Gerontology Research Group, which verifies the ages of supercentenarians (110 or older) worldwide for the Guinness Book of World Records, Kollar was born on Oct.
According to the Los Angeles-based Gerontology Research Group, Kimura is the world s oldest man since Walter Bruening, a retired railworker, died of natural causes last Thursday in the US state of Montana at the age of 114.
The Los Angeles-based Gerontology Research Group lists Kimura as the world's oldest man and Japan's Tanekichi Onishi, 111, as the second oldest.
Mr Breuning was 26 days younger than Besse Cooper of Georgia, whom the Gerontology Research Group in Los Angeles lists as the world's oldest person at 114.
The Gerontology Research Group said the oldest documented person is 114-year-old Eugenie Blanchard of Saint Barthelemy, France.
Stephen Coles _ a University of California lecturer and member of the Gerontology Research Group that assists the Guinness Book of World Records _ told the AP Khvichava's claim can be proved only with documents dating to the time of birth.
She was born on May 10, 1895, according to the Gerontology Research Group , which tracks individuals of extremely old age.
Robert Young, claims researcher for the Gerontology Research Group, adds that being a woman also helps.
"I felt sorrow at her death." Rayo is not included on the Gerontology Research Group's list of 41 people confirmed to be 110 or more.
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