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Gonzales

[guhn-zah-lis]

noun

  1. Richard Alonzo Pancho, 1928–1995, U.S. tennis player.



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Though police did not disclose details about the events that led to the shooting, Joss’ husband Tristan Kern de Gonzales alleged in a Facebook post that he and Joss suffered “openly homophobic” harassment and threats prior to the fatal shooting, which he claimed was also motivated by homophobia.

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At the time, Gonzales wrote that he and Joss had returned to the site of the actor’s San Antonio home — which had burned down in January — to check their mail.

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"TotalEnergies knew that the Mozambican armed forces had been accused of systematic human rights violations, yet continued to support them with the only objective to secure its own facility," said Clara Gonzales, ECCHR's co-programme director for business and human rights.

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Messrs. Koppell and Gonzales earned their bachelor’s degrees at Harvard and Brown, respectively.

To understand how much of the gas was present, the team turned to Assistant Professor Eileen Gonzales from San Francisco State University, who specializes in atmospheric modeling.

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