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'''People''': '''People''':
* ], Hungarian triathlete * ], Hungarian triathlete
* ], characters in the Bible
* Gog or "gogledd", a person from ] from the Welsh word for "north" * Gog or "gogledd", a person from ] from the Welsh word for "north"
* '']'', a Danish team in the Danish Handball League * '']'', a Danish team in the Danish Handball League
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In '''fiction''': In '''fiction''':
* ], characters in the Bible
* ''Gog'', a 1931 satiric book by ] * ''Gog'', a 1931 satiric book by ]
* ''Gog'', a 1967 novel by ] * ''Gog'', a 1967 novel by ]

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Gog, Gogg or Gogs may refer to:

People:

In geography:

In fiction:

Other meanings:

  • GOG, an acronym for Good Old Games, a website specializing in selling licensed digital copies of old games.
  • GoG, an acronym for Groovy on Grails, a web application framework alternative to Ruby on Rails


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