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Gesell

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Ge·sell (g-zl), Arnold Lucius 1880-1961.
American psychologist and pediatrician noted for his research on child development.
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Ignoring a police dispatcher's advice that she not get her gun and pursue a man who had just robbed her 83-year-old mother, Theresa Gesell of Oklahoma City managed to capture the robber.
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The reason why small businesses should desire this SBA-guaranteed loan is because of the length of time--it's much longer with an SBA guarantee, so monthly payments are much lower," Gesell says.
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Royal coach Kevin Corley and assistant Sean Gesell knew during tryouts last May that the Cardenases were talented players.
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