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Gainesville

[ geynz-vil ]

noun

  1. a city in N Florida.
  2. a city in N Georgia.
  3. a city in N Texas.


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“Boredom is a sign that you’re not meaningfully engaged in the world,” says social psychologist Erin Westgate of the University of Florida in Gainesville.

He was then transferred Monday to UF Health in Gainesville, where he was said to be in critical but stable condition and “following simple commands and undergoing further tests.”

Rachael Seidler studies issues of the body’s motor control at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Even when those students have computers and internet access, online classes remain a challenge, says Chris Curran, an education policy expert at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Also, don’t count out Vince Vatter of Gainesville, Florida, a two-time champion eager to take back what was rightfully his.

Terry Jones has long breathed fire over his pews in Gainesville, Florida.

She started her career in Gainesville, Fla., and before joining CNN she worked at KTVU-TV in Oakland, Calif.

Imam Musri, sitting in his office in Orlando, about 100 miles south of Gainesville, was convinced that Jones didn't have a choice.

Jones brought his anti-Islamic views and eBay business with him to the small charismatic mother church in Gainesville.

Outmaneuvering his opponent by way of Hopewell Gap, he forced him to fall back to Gainesville.

You will please move forward with your joint commands toward Gainesville.

By taking the stage at Gainesville, Orange Lake, the natural home of the orange, is easily reached.

Bronson appears to have a larger population than any of the other towns, except Gainesville.

It soon struck the enemy's pickets, and then a running fight was kept up until within a short distance of Gainesville.

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