- John
Gother (died 1704), also
known as John
Goter, was an
English convert to Catholicism, priest,
controvertist and eirenicist. Born at Southampton, England...
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Edmond Got (1822–1901),
actor and
librettist Pascale Got (born 1961),
politician Raoul Got (1900–1955),
rugby player Look up
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Got to Be
There is the
debut solo
studio album by the
American singer Michael Jackson,
released by
Motown on
January 24, 1972, four w****s
after the Jackson...
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Göter,
goter, gutar" in
Journal Namn och Bygd, Uppsala. Wolfram,
Herwig (1990). History...
- Britain's
Got Talent (often
abbreviated to BGT) is a
televised British talent show competition, and part of the
global Got Talent franchise created by...
- The four-letter
abbreviation GOTS may have
several meanings,
depending on context:
Global Organic Textile Standard, a non-profit
organic certification;...
- Look up
gotter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gotter is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter (1746–1797)...
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Got it or
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Got It?, Korean-language EP by boy band Got7 2014 "
Got it", song by The
Screaming Jets from All for One "I...
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promoted by Don Arden. Her
first record, a
cover of Etta James's "Something's
Got a Hold on Me", was
released on
Decca in 1964.
Brooks spent most of the 1960s...
- The One That
Got Away is a
British television crime drama series,
first broadcast on BBC iPlayer. The
series is an English-language
adaptation of the...
