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Glos

abbreviation for
(Placename) Gloucestershire
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But when the door "popped open" they dragged out Jason, of Cinderford, Glos.
The pro-hunt campaigner will stand trial at the court sitting in Cirencester, Glos, on September 15.
Earlier, Michael Glos held talks with Iraqi officials in Baghdad on Saturday, becoming the first German cabinet minister to visit since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
In a statement, Glos summarised the Energy Council discussion as having shown "the need for action in the question of effective separation (unbundling) of network operators from producers and distribution".
"We do not want the situation of workers to change overnight or to become unacceptable," agrees Glos. At the informal lunch, however, ministers did not discuss the issue of safeguarding conditions for workers, or "maintaining certain group interests" in Glos' words, in a EU postal sector valued at some 90 billion.
"The Commission's proposal will lead to shortages that can only have the following consequence: clear long-term increases in CO2 emissions and electricity prices," Glos said.
Glos expects the adoption of the energy action plan at the spring Summit in March.
Gill, 66, of Burleigh, Glos, who also has another daughter and a son, joked: "You wait for ever for grandchildren to arrive, then two come at once.
Her 27-year-old mother, from Tredworth, Glos, asked Bristol Children's Hospital to turn off the machine on Friday.