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Gavin

[ gav-in ]

noun

  1. a male given name.


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My friends Lindsay and Gavin, both passionate and proficient ice and mixed climbers, joined me that morning for our first day of the season.

Her other children would suffer because taking care of Gavin would consume 100 percent of her time.

Sporting the cross necklace that his father wore while hospitalized with the virus last year, Gavin sat still as the nurse injected his left arm.

According to the Recall Gavin campaign's petition data, voters in rural and other Republican strongholds were responsible for far more signatures than voters in more populous Democratic counties.

The campaign behind the mass volunteer effort to get signatures is Recall Gavin, which isn't tied to a party.

As early as 2005, trendsetting San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom called it a “fundamental right.”

Fabiani has worked for the Democratic former San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom as well.

Weisberg: That was a stroke of genius by [director] Gavin O'Connor.

He enlisted Gavin Turk to help design the Utopic Space Manifest, an inflatable mobile museum, kind of an art circus.

The show also attracted the attention of Hollywood, including directors Gavin Hood and Andrew Stanton, who were huge FNL fans.

Burns espoused Gavin's cause with characteristic zeal, and let fly new arrows one after another from his satirical quiver.

The stones remain to this hour, and the truth of this description can be verified by any one who crosses Gavin Muir.

There Gavin, the best of the Hamiltons, was slain, and the ordnance lost.

In the spring, no doubt, Gavin would have a little home ready, and they would cross the ocean to it.

Jean in her heart expected Gavin would at once send for them to come to America.

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