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gori

British  
/ ˈɡɔːriː /

noun

  1. informal a White or fair-skinned female

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Etymology

Origin of gori

C21: Hindi

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"The forecasts and warnings all played out in a normal manner. The challenge with this event was that it is very difficult to forecast this type of extreme, localised rainfall," says Avantika Gori, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at Rice University in Texas.

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"In these streets we had Russians," says Mindia Goderdzishvili, running the campaign in Gori for opposition group Coalition for Change.

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Opposition campaigners in Gori say some voters retain a lingering affection for the Soviet period, but that most people have moved on.

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Gori's memory of Georgia's northern neighbour is not based solely on what happened in 2008.

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I discovered Mama Jane was an elderly lady called Jane Gori, who lived in the house with her husband.

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