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published in
London in 1873 by John
Camden Hotten under the
pseudonym "Dod
Grile".
Returning to the
United States, he
again took up
residence in San Francisco...
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Grilë (Serbian: Гриљ) is a
settlement in the
former Gruemirë muni****lity, Shkodër County,
northern Albania. At the 2015
local government reform it became...
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Griles is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Edd
Griles (1945–2024),
American music video director J.
Steven Griles (born 1947), American...
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James Steven Griles (born
December 13, 1947) is an
American former government official and
lobbyist who
served as the 3rd
United States Deputy Secretary...
- Vogël,
Grilë →"Ferizaj", "Jako", "Jakoja" and "Foljeta", in
Grilë →"Foljeta", in Boriç i Vogël Camaljić brotherhood, in
Grilë →"Mino", in
Grilë Popović...
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promoted by an MTV
Video Music Award–winning
music video directed by Edd
Griles. It has been
covered by more than 30
other artists. The
single was Lauper's...
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guilty or
being found guilty,
including White House officials J.
Steven Griles and
David Safavian, U.S.
Representative Bob Ney, and nine
other lobbyists...
- his work for both Ney and
Greenberg Traurig. On
March 23, 2007, J.
Steven Griles,
former Deputy Secretary of the U.S.
Department of Interior,
pleaded guilty...
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Griles (November 18, 1945 –
October 22, 2024) was an
American television producer and
music video director.
Griles was born to
Pearl "Corky"
Griles (née...
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places such as
Grilë. Some
Orthodox Montenegrins from the
village moved to
Montenegro in the 1990s with some
thereafter returning to
Grilë.
Omaraj - in...
