Gabo
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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Published in 1967, “One Hundred Years of Solitude” earned the Colombian novelist known affectionately as “Gabo” a Nobel prize in Literature in 1982.
From Los Angeles Times
The currency of “One Hundred Years of Solitude” hasn’t diminished precisely because Gabo’s stories have long served as both a chronicle and a warning.
From Los Angeles Times
Particularly in countries that face challenges with the very issues of power-hungry figures Gabo sketched out close to half a century ago.
From Los Angeles Times
Sandy Duthie, 42, jumped at the chance when the previous lighthouse keeper decided to retire after 25 years on Gabo Island, off the coast of Victoria.
From BBC
He first went to Gabo Island two years ago, and dreamed of eventually being its caretaker.
From BBC
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