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Grosvenor

American  
[grohv-ner] / ˈgroʊv nər /

noun

  1. Gilbert Hovey, 1875–1966, U.S. geographer, writer, and editor.


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She was wearing the long dark jacket and small hat he would have recognized a mile away as being straight from the wardrobe of Helen Grosvenor, the love interest of the 1932 film.

From Literature

A Saudi-registered Rolls Royce worth almost £250,000 was removed from London's Grosvenor Square as part of what the local council said was a crackdown on illegal parking.

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The council said it used a relocation vehicle to pick up the blue Rolls Royce from Grosvenor Square and move it to another location several streets away.

From BBC

The woman, who worked at Gorilla bar in Manchester, was found at the flat near the Deaf Institute bar and music venue on Grosvenor Street after police attended reports of concern for welfare on Thursday evening.

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His solicitors, Grosvenor Law, said they had received written advice from a leading tax King's Counsel.

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