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de Groot

[duh khroht]

noun

  1. Huig Hugo Grotius.



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Of course, De Groot and Taylor are not the only players missing from a New Zealand side in transition at the end of a gruelling first year under Scott Robertson.

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The absence of the All Blacks' first-choice loosehead prop Ethan de Groot for failing to meet "internal standards" is big.

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“That’s a way to know whether or not, if you have MyShake, it’s set up correctly,” said Robert de Groot, a ShakeAlert operations team leader.

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Dutch women have dominated wheelchair tennis for many years and De Groot is the latest star.

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“It’s cool that we have a series of these ... ‘big-enough’ earthquakes so that we can exercise the system” and give “people a chance to get comfortable with earthquake early warning,” said Robert de Groot, an operations team leader for the U.S.

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