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GROGeneral Register Office (UK)
GROGuerrero (Estado de México)
GROGamma Ray Observatory
GROGreensboro, North Carolina (Amtrak station code)
GROGrowth-Related Oncogene
GROGuest Relations Officer
GROGreater Research Opportunities
GROGrass Roots Organizing
GROGroundfish (FAO fish species code)
GROGovernment Relations Office
GROGerona, Spain - Costa Brava (Airport Code)
GROGasoline Range Organic
GROGateway Research Organization
GROGrowth Rate Operator
GROGrimaldi Robotic Observatory
GROGardening and Resident Outreach (South Hadley, MA)
GROGranular Restore Option (software)


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Indeed, in New England, 80 percent of groundfish like cod, pollock and flounder are still overfished.
February through April is a pretty good time to find fish hanging around jetties," says Don Bodenmiller, sport groundfish project leader for the state Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Resources Program.
CCFT will initially focus on groundfish such cod and haddock, as well as scallop and lobster species.
 
 
 
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