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gator$31103$ - translation to dutch

AMERICAN SOFTWARE COMPANY
Gator Software; Gator E-wallet; Claria; ErrorGuard; Gator (Software); Errorguard; Error guard; Error-guard; Gator Corporation; Gator (spyware); Gator (software)

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solid ivory         
FILMOGRAPHY
Get Lost (film); Hot Rod Huckster; Real Gone Woody; Everglade Raid; A Fine Feathered Frenzy; Under the Counter Spy; Belle Boys; Alley to Bali; Helter Shelter (film); Born to Peck; Chew-Chew Baby; The Reckless Driver; Helter Shelter (Woody Woodpecker cartoon); The Screwball; Ration Bored; Woody Dines Out; Witch Crafty; Private Eye Pooch; Bedtime Bedlam; Square Shootin' Square; Bunco Busters; The Tree Medic; After the Ball (1956 film); Chief Charlie Horse; Calling All Cuckoos; Niagara Fools; Arts and Flowers; Woody Meets Davy Crewcut; Red Riding Hoodlum; The Unbearable Salesman; International Woodpecker; To Catch a Woodpecker; Round Trip to Mars; Dopey Dick the Pink Whale; Fodder and Son; Misguided Missile; Watch the Birdie (1958 film); Half Empty Saddles; His Better Elf; Tree's a Crowd; Jittery Jester; Wacky-Bye Baby; The Mad Hatter (1948 film); Woody the Giant Killer; Solid Ivory; Well Oiled (film); The Coo Coo Bird; Smoked Hams; Fair Weather Fiends; Bathing Buddies; Who's Cookin' Who?; The Dippy Diplomat; The Loan Stranger; The Hollywood Matador; The Screwdriver; Wild and Woody!; Drooler's Delight; Puny Express; Sleep Happy; Wicket Wacky; Slingshot 6 7/8; The Redwood Sap; The Woody Woodpecker Polka; Destination Meatball; Stage Hoax; Woodpecker in the Rough; Scalp Treatment; The Great Who-Dood-It; Termites from Mars; What's Sweepin'; Buccaneer Woodpecker; Wrestling Wrecks; Hot Noon (or 12 O'Clock for Sure); Socko in Morocco; Log Jammed; Tomcat Combat; Panhandle Scandal; Woodpecker in the Moon; The Tee Bird; Romp in a Swamp; Witchcrafty; Kiddie League; Billion Dollar Boner; Pistol Packin' Woodpecker; Heap Big Hepcat; Ballyhooey; How to Stuff a Woodpecker; Gabby's Diner; Alley to bali; Arts and flowers; Born to peck; Hot Noon (or 12 O'Clock For Sure); Tree’s a Crowd; List of Woody Woodpecker theatrical cartoons; Bye, Bye, Blackboard; Astronut Woody; Pecking Holes in Poles; After the Ball (cartoon); Get Lost (cartoon); Helter Shelter (cartoon); The Mad Hatter (cartoon); Watch the Birdie (cartoon); Well Oiled (cartoon); Woodpecker from Mars (cartoon); Woodpecker from Mars; Woodpecker from Mars (film); Dippy Diplomat; Bye Bye Blackboard; Woody's Kook-Out; Tepee for Two; Practical Yolk; Tumble Weed Greed; Hi-Rise Wise Guys; A Lad in Bagdad; Woody's Magic Touch; Woody Woodpecker (film series); Bats in the Belfry (1960 film); Ozark Lark; Southern Fried Hospitality; Fowled Up Falcon; Poop Deck Pirate; The Bird Who Came to Dinner; Sufferin' Cats (1961 film); Franken-Stymied; Busman's Holiday (1961 film); Phantom of the Horse Opera; Rock-a-Bye Gator; Rocket Racket; Voo-Doo Boo-Boo; Little Woody Riding Hood; Greedy Gabby Gator; Home Sweet Homewrecker; Room and Bored (1962 film); Careless Caretaker; Tragic Magic (film); Crowin' Pains; Robin Hoody Woody; Stowaway Woody; The Shutter Bug; Coy Decoy; The Tenant's Racket; Short in the Saddle; Science Friction (1963 cartoon); Calling Dr. Woodpecker; Dumb Like a Fox; Saddle Sore Woody; Woody's Clip Joint; Skinfolks; Get Lost! Little Doggy; Freeway Fracas; Roamin' Roman; Three Little Woodpeckers; Woodpecker Wanted; Birds of a Feather (1965 film); Canned Dog Feud; Janie Get Your Gun; Sioux Me (1965 film); What's Peckin'; Rough Riding Hood; Lonesome Ranger; Woody and the Beanstalk; Hassle in a Castle; The Big Bite; Monster of Ceremonies; Sissy Sheriff; Have Gun, Can't Travel; The Nautical Nut; Hot Diggity Dog; Horse Play (1967 film); Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker; Lotsa Luck (1968 film); Fat in the Saddle; Peck of Trouble; Feudin Fightin-N-Fussin'; One Horse Town (1968 film); Woody the Freeloader; Hook Line and Stinker; Little Skeeter; Woody's Knight Mare; Ship A'hoy Woody; Prehistoric Super Salesman; Phoney Pony; Seal on the Loose; Wild Bill Hiccup; Coo Coo Nuts; Buster's Last Stand; All Hams on Deck; Flim Flam Fountain; Sleepy Time Chimes; The Reluctant Recruit; How to Trap a Woodpecker; Kitty from the City; The Snoozin' Bruin; Shanghai Woody; Indian Corn; Gold Diggin' Woodpecker; Chili Con Corny; Show Biz Beagle; For the Love of Pizza; The Genie with the Light Touch; Wild and Woody; Hyde and Sneak; The Mad Hatter (film)
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University of Florida         
  • Aerial of [[Ben Hill Griffin Stadium]], also known as "The Swamp."
  • Bryan Hall]]
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  • The [[East Florida Seminary]], predecessor to the University of Florida.
  • Museum of Natural History]]
  • [[Griffin-Floyd Hall]]
  • Library East]]
  • [[Sledd Hall]]
  • The University of Florida campus in 1916, looking southwest
  • Leigh Hall]], University of Florida campus in 1957.
  • Statue of [[Albert Murphree]], the second president of the university
  • Interior view of the [[O'Connell Center]], configured for basketball
  • The North Facade of the [[J. Wayne Reitz Union]]
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  • Library West]]
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  • University Auditorium]]
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  • Sororities on campus
  • Harn Museum of Art]]
  • The Honors Residential College at [[Hume Hall]] provides residential and classroom facilities for students in the Honors Program.
  • Phillips Center]]
  • LEED]] recognition. Since opening, other new and renovated buildings on campus have also received certification.
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  • Century Tower]], begun in 1953, commemorates the 100th anniversary of origins of UF and memorializes students and alumni who died in the World Wars
PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IN GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES
University of florida; University Of Florida; University of Florida, Gainesville; Go Gators; University of Flordia; U of Florida; U. of Florida; Uf; Univ.of Florida; Greek Life at the University of Florida; University of Florida Student Government; University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning; University of Florida College of Design Construction and Planning; University of Florida Alumni Association; University of Florida International Center; Lombardi Scholars Program; Reitz Scholars Program; University of Florida Career Resource Center; List of fraternities and sororities at the University of Florida; Alec Courtelis Award; The University of Florida.; University of Florida Tourism Crisis Management Institute; Gator Wrap Ring; U F; Ufl.edu; The University of Florida; Uf.edu; Univ of Fla; Univ. of Fla.; University of Florida at Gainesville; UF; University of Florida in popular culture; U Florida; University of Florida News; Univ Of Florida; Academic freedom at the University of Florida
Universiteit van Florida, grote openbare universiteit gevestigd in stad Jeansville (in Florida, V.S.)

Definition

gator
also 'gator (gators)
A gator is the same as an alligator
. (AM INFORMAL)
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

Claria Corporation

Claria Corporation (formerly Gator Corporation) was a software company based in Redwood City, California that invented “Behavioral Marketing”, a highly effective but controversial new form of online advertising. It was founded in 1998 by Denis Coleman (co-founder of Symantec), Stanford MBA Sasha Zorovic, and engineer Mark Pennell, based on work Zorovic had done at Stanford. In March 1999 Jeff McFadden was hired as CEO and Zorovic was effectively forced out.

Its name was later used interchangeably with its Gain advertising network, which it claimed serviced over 50 million users. Claria exited the adware business at the end of second quarter 2006, and eventually shut down completely in October 2008.

The "Gator" (also known as Gain AdServer) products collected personal information from its unknowing users, including all websites visited and portions of credit card numbers to target and display ads on the computers of web surfers. It billed itself as the "leader in online behavioral marketing". The company changed its name to Claria Corporation on October 30, 2003 in an effort to "better communicate the expanding breadth of offerings that [they] provide to consumers and advertisers", according to CEO and President Jeff McFadden.