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Grover

American  
[groh-ver] / ˈgroʊ vər /

noun

  1. a male given name.


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Jack Barrett’s Grover, the sound engineer who lied about his background to get the job, sands off some of the character’s rough edges in a more straightforwardly appealing version of the character than Eli Gelb’s bracing portrayal in New York.

From Los Angeles Times

Joshua Grover, deputy director of the agency’s Ecosystem Conservation Division, said what protective measures remain under the federal proposal are either vague, unworkable or not based on the “best available science.”

From Los Angeles Times

Crowe’s Dec. 6, 1973, cover story on the Allman Brothers was meant to atone for an earlier profile on the band written for the magazine by Grover Lewis, a brutally honest and often unsavory portrait.

From Los Angeles Times

The first was batted high in the air at the line of scrimmage and plucked by 314-pound defensive tackle Grover Stewart.

From Los Angeles Times

Suresh Grover, founder of the anti-racist charity The Monitoring Group, said the figures do not give the full picture of hate crime experienced by some communities.

From BBC