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(redirected from Ray Gravell)

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grav [græv]
n
(Mathematics & Measurements / Units) a unit of acceleration equal to the standard acceleration of free fall. 1 grav is equivalent to 9.806 65 metres per second per second. Symbol g


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A BANK has made a pounds 5,000 donation to a new trust fund founded in memory of rugby legend Ray Gravell.
Mae'r band a oedd yn ffefryn gyda'r gwladgarwr ac arwr Llanelli a Chymru gyfan - Ray Gravell - yn dechrau ei daith ar Hydref 29 yn y Galeri yng Nghaernarfon cyn symud ymlaen i Glwb Pel-droed Aberystwyth, ar y 30ain, cyn gorffen y daith yn y brifddinas ar y 31ain yn Swit y Mileniwm, Stadiwm y Mileniwm.
They did not lack fire at the end of a week in which Stradey Park hosted the funeral of Ray Gravell but their protracted effort to move grounds has left them short of funds and they have had to borrow £5m from the region's directors and local authority.
 
 
 
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