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Grote

[ groht ]

noun

  1. George, 1794–1871, English historian.


Grote

/ ɡrəʊt /

noun

  1. GroteGeorge17941871MEnglishHISTORY: historian George. 1794–1871, English historian, noted particularly for his History of Greece (1846–56)


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“The first step is to ask all vendors what impact on their systems they anticipate, what options they have in place to enable performance and what items they have on their roadmap to improve the performance of their marketing,” said Grote.

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Grote offered more advice on how to make this transition as smooth as possible.

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Grote Industries Indiana-based, privately held business manufacturing vehicle safety systems.

The fact of these petitions being presented, encouraged Mr. Grote to make his annual motion in favour of vote by ballot.

Mr. Grote's speech on this occasion contained many specious arguments, and it appears to have had a great effect upon the house.

Mr. Grote's motion was further opposed by Mr. Charles Buller, albeit he was his friend.

On a division Mr. Grote's amendment was rejected by a majority of one hundred and twenty-five to twenty-three.

Mr. Grote, in reply, said that the designation was quite as respectable as that of "literary Whig."

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