Galla
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Galla see Oromo .
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... summer-camp ensembles in his 90s, Anthony Galla-Rini lived by the motto "Have trunk, will ... seizure, said his son, Ron. He was 102. Mr. Galla-Rini played a variety of woodwind and brass ... accordion to a concert instrument," Ron Galla-Rini said last week. A self-taught musician ...
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Corey Galla
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WESTFIELD CENTER -- Corey N. Galla, 16, of Westfield Center, passed away ... his parents, Warren and Lori (Johnson) Galla; brothers, Derek and Cameron of the home ... paternal grandparents, Matthew and Eileen Galla of Medina Township, and maternal grandmother ...
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&type=1 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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BLESER/GALLA.(CNY)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY); 8/19/2007; 118 words;
Marsha Marie Galla and Michael Leonard Bleser were married July 19 ... Bay, Jamaica. The bride is the daughter of James Galla, of North Syracuse, and Debra Stoutenger, of Bridgeport ... NO CREDIT Marsha and Michael Bleser Marsha Marie Galla
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TRACY GALLA; MATTHEW GARDINER.(CNY)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY); 10/10/2004; 38 words;
Therese Galla, of Syracuse, and William Galla, of Central Square, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tracy Galla, of Syracuse, to Matthew Gardiner, of Cato, son of Lawrence and Mary Gardiner, of Cato. A July 9, 2005, wedding is planned.
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GALLA.(Obit)(Obituary)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY); 5/11/2006; 81 words;
Margaret Galla May 8, 2006 Margaret Javorsky Galla, 93, of Baldwinsville, died Monday at VanDuyn Home & Hospital. Survivors: a daughter, Margaret Betty (Floyd) Harris of Baldwinsville; five grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildr ...
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MARSHA M. GALLA; MICHAEL L. BLESER.(CNY)
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James E. Galla, of North Syracuse, and Debra A. Stoutenger, of Bridgeport, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marsha Marie Galla, of Liverpool, to Michael Leonard Bleser, of Liverpool, son of Jud and Linda Bleser, of Burnt Hills. The couple ...
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Gallas' year of living dangerously ; From hearing Zinedine Zidane apologise for his World Cup final headbutt to leaving Chelsea under a cloud, Arsenal's William Gallas has had an extraordinary 12 months. By Sam Wallace ++ Looking back on 2006
The Independent - London; 12/16/2006; Sam Wallace; 1990 words;
When William Gallas turned up for his first day of training at Arsenal, he arrived in some style: chauffeured by the club captain himself. Not every new signing gets a lift from Thierry Henry, but then not every new signing is William Gallas. For the man who played in a World Cup final, defied Jose
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&type=1 "Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)")
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Senior leadership hard to match One thing Gallas never forgot? How to pitch and play softball.(Sports Extra)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL); 6/1/2001; Aguilar, Joe; 1011 words;
Byline: Joe Aguilar Daily Herald Sports Writer It was another forgettable, messy moment. A fitting end to Kelli Gallas' softball career at Cary-Grove. Gallas had just suffered the loss as C-G fell to Jacobs 1-0 in the two teams' Class AA regional opener. Trojans coach Tammy Olson was cleaning up
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Gallas takes control C-G standout goes the distance.(SportsXtra)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL); 5/5/2000; Amato, Jonathan; 836 words;
It's a good thing Cary-Grove's Kelli Gallas likes to pitch. I like to control the pace of the game, said the standout hurler. I like to be involved in every play. A week ago last Wednesday, Gallas was involved in quite a few plays when she threw all 17 innings in a 1-0 victory over Lake Zurich. She
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&type=1 "The Independent on Sunday (London, England)")
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Football: Gallas finds his fulfilment in a team world; EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW. Chelsea's group ethic the perfect environment for the thinking footbaler's defender.(Sport)
The Independent on Sunday (London, England); 3/19/2006; 1230 words;
Byline: Jason Burt William Gallas's celebrations were extraordinary. The Chelsea defender had just scored the winning goal - a brilliant goal , he agrees, the best of his career - against Tottenham Hotspur deep into injury-time. The relief, the joy, the wild, unbridled jubilation. It was almost
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Gallas is never one to back down Fiery fullback has previous form when it comes to issuing ultimatums to bosses
Evening Standard - London; 9/5/2006; SIMON JOHNSON; 1194 words;
WHEN William Gallas joined Chelsea in May 2001, the club were well aware they were signing someone who was no stranger to bust-ups with his bosses following the defender's stormy relationship with Marseille manager Javier Clemente. But Chelsea weren't bothered about the Frenchman's baggage, with
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Football: Trial and trauma for Gallas and the new generation; France v Republic of Ireland.(Sport)
The Independent on Sunday (London, England); 10/3/2004; Burt, Jason; 916 words;
Byline: JASON BURT Tattooed on William Gallas's right arm, in French, is the inscription: Only God and my family can judge me . In the madness of football it amounts to his own private moment of sanity. Except that Gallas, along with his French international team-mates, is facing a judgement day
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Football: Gallas finds his fulfilment in a team world EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW. Chelsea's group ethic the perfect environment for the thinking footbaler's defender
The Independent on Sunday; 3/19/2006; Jason Burt; 1237 words;
William Gallas's celebrations were extraordinary. The Chelsea defender had just scored the winning goal - a "brilliant goal", he agrees, the best of his career - against Tottenham Hotspur deep into injury-time. The relief, the joy, the wild, unbridled jubilation. It was almost manic. At the final
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Gallas's year of living dangerously ...(Sports)
Cape Times (South Africa); 12/28/2006; 1568 words;
BYLINE: SAM WALLACE LONDON: From hearing Zinedine Zidane apologise for his World Cup final headbutt to leaving Chelsea under a cloud, Arsenal's William Gallas has had an extraordinary 12 months. When Gallas turned up for his first day of training at Arsenal, he arrived in some style: chauffeured by
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Gallas made threat to score own goal, say angry Chelsea
Belfast Telegraph; 9/5/2006; Jason Burt; 1170 words;
Chelsea last night issued an extraordinary statement claiming they sold William Gallas to Arsenal because the defender had threatened to score an own goal if he was selected for their first game of the season. The Premiership champions also alleged that the 29-year-old French international had
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