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- skateboarder américain (fr)
- skater estatubatuarra (eu)
- skater estatunidenc (ca)
- American skateboarder (en)
- Amerikaans skateboarder (nl)
- skater estadounidense (es)
- skater estadounidense (gl)
- skater estauxunidense (ast)
- skater norte-americano (pt)
- skater statunitense (it)
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- Russell Wayne Howell (en)
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- 62 (xsd:integer)
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- xvii (en)
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- 1979 (xsd:integer)
- Russ Howell might have been one of the only skaters to get paid at the time [1975]. I know he was the first skateboarder to get a [mainstream] deal with Grentec. He even did TV commercials back then. But there was no such thing as a professional skateboarder as it's understood today. (en)
- Being sponsored by Grentec turned out to be an enormous mistake. They linked me with their stupid little cheap boards. It was an embarrassment. I could see why other skaters thought I had sold out. I was supposed to get $2,000 a month and a percentage of sales of a high-end professional model that was never manufactured. I never saw a dime off of that contract. (en)
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