title: Walter Mondale

texts: <mask>Fritz" <mask> was an American lawyer and politician who served as the 42nd vice president of the United States from 1977 to 1981 under President Jimmy Carter. He was the Democratic Party's nominee in the 1984 presidential election, but lost to Ronald Reagan in an Electoral College and popular vote landslide. Reagan won 49 states while <mask> won two. The first female vice-presidential nominee of any major party in U.S. history was Representative Ferraro from New York. After attending Macalester College, <mask> graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1951. He earned a law degree after serving in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He married Joan Adams in 1955.<mask> was appointed Minnesota Attorney General in 1960 and was elected to a full term in 1962 with over 50% of the vote. He was appointed to the U.S. Senate after Senator Humphrey resigned following his election as vice president. <mask> was elected to a full Senate term in 1966 and reelected in 1972, but resigned in 1976 as he was about to become the vice president. He was a member of the Church Committee and supported tax reform and fair housing. <mask> was Jimmy Carter's vice-presidential running mate in 1976. Gerald Ford and Bob Dole were defeated by the Carter–Mondale ticket. Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush defeated Carter and <mask> in the 1980 election due to the worsening economy.The Equal Rights Amendment, an increase in taxes, and a reduction of U.S. public debt were all championed by <mask> in 1984. Reagan and Bush won the election. <mask> joined the Minnesota-based law firm and the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs after his defeat. Mondale U.S. was appointed by President Bill Clinton. He was the ambassador to Japan from 1993 to 1996. In 2002, <mask> became the last-minute choice of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party to run for Senate after Democratic Senator Paul Wellstone died in a plane crash less than two weeks before the election. <mask> lost the race to Norm Coleman.He was an active member of the Democratic Party. The University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs has a part-time teaching position for Mondale. <mask> <mask> was the son of Theodore Sigvaard <mask>, a Methodist minister, and Claribel Hope, a part-time music teacher. <mask>'s half-brother became a minister. Clarence and William are the brothers that <mask> has. His paternal grandparents were Norwegian immigrants. In 1856, the family of <mask>'s paternal grandfather fled Norway and settled in southern Minnesota.The name "Mondale" comes from a valley and town in Norway. His mother was born in Iowa, the daughter of an immigrant father who was born in Seaforth, Ontario. <mask> was poor due to the Great Depression. In 1934, his family moved to Blue Lake. <mask> was influenced by his father's religious beliefs and was in favor of the civil rights movement. His father died of a stroke. <mask> attended public schools and then Macalester College for two years before transferring to the University of Minnesota, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science in 1951.<mask> enlisted in the United States Army after graduating from law school because he couldn't afford it. He served in the Korean War as an armored crewman and later as an education programs specialist. He was discharged from the army in 1953. The G.I helped <mask> enroll at the University of Minnesota Law School. Bill graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Laws. He was a law clerk for Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Thomas F. Gallagher and worked on the Minnesota Law Review. <mask> met Joan Adams on a blind date.He practiced law in Minneapolis for four years before entering politics. <mask> was involved in national politics in the 1940s. He helped organize the successful Senate campaign of Humphrey at the age of 20. <mask> was assigned to cover the Republican 2nd district. <mask> was able to win the district for Humphrey by a comfortable margin. <mask> worked on several campaigns for Orville Freeman after working with Humphrey. <mask> worked on both the unsuccessful 1952 campaign for the governorship and the successful campaign in 1954.Mondale Minnesota Attorney General was appointed in 1960. <mask> had been practicing law for four years when he was appointed. He was elected to the post in 1962. The case that established the right of defendants in state courts to have a lawyer was being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court during his tenure as Minnesota Attorney General. <mask> organized a counter friend of the court brief from many more state attorneys general, arguing that defendants must be allowed a lawyer. He continued to investigate the mismanagement of the Sister Kenny Foundation. The national Democratic Party offered the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party two at-large seats at the 1964 Democratic National Convention, but the compromise was unsuccessful.<mask> was a member of the President's Consumer Advisory Council from 1960 to 1964. U.S<mask> was appointed to the United States Senate on December 30, 1964, after Humphrey stepped down as Vice President of the United States. <mask> was elected to the Senate for the first time in 1966. <mask> was offered the chance to be McGovern's running mate. <mask> declined. Even though Republican President Richard Nixon carried Minnesota, <mask> was re-elected to the Senate with over 50% of the vote.He served in the 88th, 89th, 90th, 91st, 92nd, 93rd, and 94th congresses. <mask> worked hard to build the center of the party on economic and social issues. He was not a fan of the New Deal. He worked to keep their support because he realized that the Democratic base was moving to the right. When <mask> realized that he needed foreign policy knowledge if he wanted to go to the Senate, he showed little or no interest in foreign policy. He avoided aligning with either the party's hawks or its doves. In Minnesota, a state with a minuscule black population, <mask>'s liberal position on civil rights proved acceptable.The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity was created because of <mask>'s sponsorship of the federal Fair Housing Act. <mask> supported the Vietnam War during Lyndon Johnson's presidency. <mask> was involved in legislation to restrict Nixon's ability to prolong the war. <mask> was in favor of abortion rights. <mask> had several committees, including the Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, the Finance Committee, the Labor and Public Welfare Committee, the Budget Committee, and the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee. He chaired the Select Committee on Equal Education Opportunity and the Intelligence Committee's Domestic Task Force. He was chairman of the Labor and Public Welfare Committee's subcommittee on Children and Youth and the Senate subcommittee on social security financing.The Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities was chaired by Idaho Senator Frank Church and investigated alleged abuses by the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to declassified documents, the National Security Agency created a file on <mask> as part of its monitoring of prominent U.S. citizens. <mask> was on the Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee at the time of the Apollo 1 accident. The approval of President Lyndon Johnson for NASA to investigate the cause of the accident is subject to Congressional oversight. Robert C. Seamans was called to oversee an investigative panel. In February, a reporter leaked to Mondale the existence of an internal NASA report issued in 1965, detailing management, cost, delivery, and quality problems of the Apollo prime contractor North American Aviation. <mask> asked if he knew of the report.He responded in the negative because he hadn't seen the written report yet. Seamans did not pass along the written report or the presentation made to him in January 1966 by the Manned Space Flight Administrator. Seamans and Mueller were also called to testify. He appended his own strongly worded letter to the copy sent to North American Aviation president Lee Atwood, though he denied the report's existence. Seamans admitted that NASA often reviewed its contractors' performance with both positive and negative results, but claimed that it was nothing extraordinary. <mask> asked if a controlled release could be made to Congress, and if the "Phillips Report" existed. He saw the report for the first time after the hearing.The controversy grew because of the efforts of <mask>'s fellow committee member, Republican Margaret Chase Smith, to include the second-guessing of NASA's original selection in 1961. The House NASA oversight committee picked up on the controversy and was given a copy of thePhillips report. The final report issued by the committee on January 30, 1968 concluded that the findings of thePhillips task force had been made public by NASA. <mask> wrote a minority opinion accusing NASA of "evasiveness, lack of candor, patronizing attitude exhibited toward Congress, and refusal to respond fully and candidly to legitimate congressional inquiries". In a 2001 interview, <mask> explained that by forcing a public confrontation about these heretofore secret and deep concerns about the safety and management of the program, it forced NASA to restructure and reorganize the program in a way that was much safer. Jimmy Carter chose <mask> as his running mate in 1976, when he won the Democratic nomination for president. <mask> was a candidate for the ticket.He said that Gerald Ford did not have the guts to stand up to big businesses and that the country needed a strong president to stop inflation. <mask> was inaugurated as Vice President of the United States on January 20, 1977 after the ticket was narrowly elected in 1976. <mask> traveled throughout the nation and the world advocating for Carter's foreign policy. During the Iran hostage crisis, he visited a station in the Indian Ocean. The concept of an "activist Vice President" was established by <mask>, who was the first vice president to have an office in the White House. He started the tradition of weekly lunches with the president. He made the vice

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texts: president a full-time participant in the administration.This model has been followed by vice presidents. <mask>: There's a fjord in your past was a documentary produced by Twin Cities Public Television. The Social Security financing bill was passed after <mask> cast one tie-breaking vote. Carter and <mask> were defeated at the Democratic National Convention by the Reagan and Bush ticket. Mondale opened the XIII Olympic Winter Games. The longest-lived post-presidential team was Carter and <mask>. President John Adams and Vice President Thomas Jefferson both died on July 4, 1826, so on May 23, 2006 they had been out of office for 9,254 days.Carter was the president with the longest retirement from office. <mask> was the vice president with the longest retirement from office at 33 years, 3 months and 3 days. Carter was the oldest living U.S. president at the time of <mask>'s death. After losing the 1980 election, <mask> returned to the practice of law at a large Chicago-based law firm, but he intended to return to politics before long. In the Democratic presidential primaries before the 1984 election, <mask> was the front-runner. Reverend Jesse Jackson and Senator Gary Hart were against him. Hart won the New Hampshire primary, but <mask> had a lot of the party leadership behind him.<mask> used the Wendy's slogan "Where's the beef?" Hart's policies were described as lacking depth. Jackson, widely regarded as the first serious African-American candidate for president, held on longer, but <mask> gained the nomination with the majority of delegates. <mask> chose Ferraro as his running mate, making her the first woman nominated for that position by a major party. <mask> considered San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, and San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros as possible choices for his vice presidential candidate. Others preferred Senator Lloyd Bentsen because of his appeal to the Deep South. Ferraro was criticized by some Catholic Church leaders for being pro-choice.There was a lot of controversy over her changing positions about the release of her husband's tax returns. Ferraro was on the defensive throughout much of the campaign, negating her breakthrough as the first woman on a major national ticket. She was the first Italian American to do that. At the Democratic Convention, <mask> said he would reduce the Reagan budget deficit by two-thirds by the end of his first term. Let's tell the truth. It must be done. Mr. Reagan and I will both raise taxes.He won't let you know. I just did. This was supposed to show that <mask> would be honest with voters, but instead it was seen as a campaign pledge to raise taxes to spend on domestic programs, which was not appealing to many voters. <mask> supported a nuclear freeze and the Equal Rights Amendment. He supports reducing federal budget deficits. The incumbent was popular and <mask>'s campaign was not effective. <mask> was seen as supporting the poor at the expense of the middle class.Many questioned Reagan's age and ability to endure the demands of the presidency after <mask> performed well in the first televised debate. Reagan said in the next debate that he wouldn't make age an issue of the campaign. My opponent's youth and inexperience will not be exploited for political purposes. <mask> received over 37 million votes and won only the District of Columbia and his home state of Minnesota, securing only 13 electoral votes to Reagan's 525. The result was the worst electoral college defeat for the Democratic Party in history and the worst for the major party since 1936. <mask> returned to private law practice in Minneapolis in 1987. He chaired the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs from 1986 to 1993.During Bill Clinton's presidency, he was the United States Ambassador to Japan from 1993 to 1996, chaired a bipartisan group to study campaign finance reform, and was Clinton's special envoy to Indonesia in 1998. <mask> was a University Fellow in Law and Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. The Mondale Policy Forum was established in 1990. Annual conferences on domestic and international issues have been brought together by the forum. On September 4, 2002, <mask> spoke before the U.S. Senate, giving a lecture on his service, with commentary on the transformation of the office of the Vice President during the Carter administration, the Senate cloture rule for ending debate, and his view of the future of the Senate. The Senate's "Leaders Lecture Series" ran from 1998 to 2002. Paul Wellstone, a Democratic senator from Minnesota, died in a plane crash 11 days before the election.<mask> was replaced on the ballot by Wellstone's relatives. The Senate seat was held by <mask> before he became vice president. <mask> emphasized his experience while painting Coleman as right-wing partisan in-line with Bush during the debate. <mask> received more votes than Coleman, but he lost the election. At the end of his last campaign, <mask> said to Minnesota, "You always treated me well, you always listened to me." In 2004, <mask> became co-chairman of the Right to Counsel Committee. He supported Hillary Clinton for president.Senator Barack Obama won the presidency after <mask> endorsed him on June 3, 2008. <mask> is seen talking with Al Franken about the possibility of the latter running against Coleman for Senate in 2008 in a documentary. Coleman's allies and the Republican Party would look for anything they could use against him, even if <mask> encouraged him to run. Coleman was contesting the election results until June 30, 2009, when he lost the election by 312 votes. <mask> and Klobuchar were in the United States Senate chamber when Franken was sworn in. When Tina Smith was sworn in on January 3, <mask> stood with her. He endorsed a candidate for president.During the Carter Administration, <mask> was the Chairman of the Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities and was a national advocate for the arts. She died at a hospice in Minneapolis surrounded by her family. <mask> is the CEO of Nazca Solutions, a technology fulfillment venture. He was a state senator in Minnesota. <mask> ran for governor of Minnesota in 1998 as a fiscal moderate who distanced himself from labor. Eleanor was a television personality. She 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217She died of brain cancer in Minnesota at the age of 51. William Hall <mask> was an assistant Attorney General of Minnesota. <mask> lived near the Lake of the Isles. He was a Presbyterian. He enjoyed fishing, reading, barbecuing, skiing, watching Monty Python, and playing tennis. <mask> received many distinctions. He was an honoris causa initiate at the University of South Carolina when he was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa.<mask> had strong ties to the University of Minnesota Law School. The school changed its name to Walter F. Mondale Hall in 2002. <mask> made appearances at the law school's annual T.O.R.T. "Theater of the Relatively Talentless" allowed his name to be used as a nickname for the school's hockey team. <mask> had a lot of connections to Norway. He took over the seat of the vice president after entering the Senate. <mask> was a member of the executive committee of the Peace Prize Forum.On December 5, 2007, the Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs announced that <mask> would represent the state of Minnesota in Norway. <mask> lost his wife and daughter to brain diseases and was awarded the Public Leadership in Neurology Award by the American Academy of Neurology. <mask> died of natural causes in his sleep at his home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at the age of 93. On the day before his death, he had phone conversations with Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Tim Walz. <mask> sent a final message to his staff as he and his family decided that his death was imminent. At the time of his death, <mask> was the oldest living former vice president. Carter said in a statement: "Today I mourn the passing of my dear friend <mask>, who I consider the best vice president in our country's history, and I join all Americans in giving thanks for his exemplary life."The last time Carter saw <mask> was at the Carter Center. In a public statement, President Biden called <mask> a "dear friend and mentor" that had "defined the vice presidency as a full partnership and helped provide a model for my service." On April 20, 2021, Biden ordered all flags at government properties, office buildings and public grounds to be flown at half-staff until that Tuesday evening in honor of <mask>. The funeral services for <mask> were delayed. Two public services were planned for September 2021, one in his home state of Minnesota and the other in Washington D.C., but both were later postponed. Digital content is available for research use in the "Walter F. Mondale Papers" at the Minnesota Historical Society. Speech files, handwritten notes, annotated briefings, schedules, correspondence, and visual materials are included in the contents.The collection includes senatorial, vice presidential, ambassadorial, political papers and campaign files, and personal papers documenting most aspects of <mask>'s 60year-long career, including all of his public offices, campaigns, and Democratic Party and other non- official activities. <mask>'s senatorial career can be found on the University of Minnesota Law Library website. <mask>'s work is documented in full text in selected proceedings and debates on the floor of the Senate as recorded in the Congressional Record. Books <mask>'s

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title: Martin Hannett

texts: <mask> was an English record producer, musician and an original partner/director at Tony Wilson's Factory Records. Joy Division, the Durutti Column, Magazine, John Cooper Clarke, New Order, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, and Happy Mondays were all produced by <mask>. His production style used unconventional sound recording and technology and has been described as sparse, spatial, and cavernous. <mask> was raised in a working class Catholic family in Manchester and attended Xaverian College. He earned a degree in chemistry at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology in 1967, but chose not to pursue a career in chemistry. When Career was 14, his uncle gave him a bass guitar. <mask> was in a band with Spider Mike King and later with Paul Young in Sad Café and Mike + The Mechanics.The animation film soundtrack All Kinds of Heroes was written by Steve Hopkins and was the beginning of <mask>'s production work. He began to mix live sound at the pub. Greasy Bear material, Belt & Braces Road Show Band's eponymous album, and five songs from Pete Farrow's catalogue were included on Who Says There's No Beach in Stockport. He produced the first independent punk record in 1977 when he was known as <mask>. His punk poetry was complemented by drum machines, simple synthesiser motifs and <mask>'s bass playing, and he produced early records under the same name. "Jilted John" was <mask>'s first hit single. <mask>'s production incorporated looping technology to treat musical notes with an array of filters, echoes and delays.The "bluetop echo and delay boxes" were part of <mask>'s collection. Digital, Glass, Atmosphere, Dead Souls and Ice Age were recorded at the Cargo Recording Studios in Rochdale. <mask>'s unconventional production methods resulted in complex and highly distinctive drum sounds. There was a lot of space in Joy Division's sound. They were a gift because they didn't know what to do. They didn't argue. The first thing I did with them was a factory sample.I had the new AMS delay line for about two weeks. 'Digital' was what it was called. It was sent to heaven. U2's first international single was produced by <mask>. He was set to produce their debut album, Boy, but after the death of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, he backed out. Factory was sued by him in 1982 over financial matters. The Factory Records catalogue states that the lawsuit was settled out of court.When <mask> came back to produce Happy Mondays, he worked as a producer and not as a Factory director. <mask>'s girlfriend from 1972 until 1984 was Susanne O'Hara. They lived together in Manchester in 1975. Music Force, a musicians' cooperative in Manchester, closed when <mask>'s production career began to develop around 1979. After Factory, <mask>'s career declined due to his heavy use of alcohol and drugs, his weight eventually reached 26 stone. <mask> died of heart failure at the age of 42 in Manchester. He was survived by his family.He is remembered as the creator of "The Manchester Sound" on his gravestone. A film about <mask>'s life was released on DVD on the 23rd anniversary of his death. Chris Hewitt wrote <mask>nett - Pleasures of the Unknown. The book <mask>, His Equipment and Strawberry Studios was published on January 26, 2016 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Strawberry Recording Studios. "Martin: The Work of <mask>" was released by Factory Records several weeks after his death. Andy Serkis portrayed <mask> in the 2002 film 24 Hour Party People, which was based on Tony Wilson's career as the co- founder of Factory Records and The Haienda nightclub. Wilson points out that Serkis is best known for his portrayal of Gollum in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy in the DVD commentary.The reviewer's implication is correct, that <mask> was far stranger than the Lord of the Rings character. Ben Naylor portrayed <mask> in Control. Belt & Braces Road Show Band was one of the albums produced. There was a CD issued in 2001 by Ozit Morpheus and a CD issued in 1978 by Jilted John. The work of record producer <mask>. There is a page about working with <mask> in the early 1980s.

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title: Mohammed Fahim

texts: A politician in Afghanistan who served as Vice President from June 2002 until December 2004 and from November 2009 until his death is referred to as "Marshal <mask>". He was Defense Minister under the Afghan Transitional Administration from 2001 to 2004. The capital of Afghanistan, Kabul, was captured in the fall of 2001 by the military commander of the Northern Alliance. In 2004, the President of Afghanistan gave the title of marshal and a year later, he became a member of the House of Elders. He received the Ahmad Shah Baba medal. He was a member of Afghanistan's Tajik ethnic group. He belonged to the Jamiat Islami party of Afghanistan.In the early years, <mask> was born in a small village in the Panjshir Province of Afghanistan. Qala Dar's son was from the Panjshir Valley. He finished his studies in Islamic Sharia law in 1977. He was fighting the Communist rulers since the 70s, according to most reports. According to a TOLOnews video, <mask> joined the Muslim Youth Movement of Afghanistan while he was still in college. He fled Afghanistan after the Communists took over in 1978. He started working under Commander Ahmad Shah Masood.When the Afghan government collapsed in 1992, <mask> became a key member of the new government. He was the head of the Afghan intellgicence service. He was the country's head of intelligence. In 1996, <mask> personally offered to evacuate the former President, who was in custody in Kabul, from the Taliban, but he refused and was captured and executed by a Taliban mob. The Taliban took control of most provinces of Afghanistan in the second half of the 1990s, but Fahim continued to serve as head of the Intelligence and Minister of National Security of the United Islamic Front Government. The United Islamic Front was active in the north of Afghanistan, particularly in Panjshir and Mazar-i-Sharif. Ahmad Shah Massoud, Afghanistan's most important resistance leader and Defense Minister of the ousted but international recognized government, was assassinated by al-Qaeda operatives posing as journalists.Massoud was confirmed as the new defence minister of the United Islamic Front (Northern Alliance) two days later. Massoud had a close ally in <mask>. As general commander of the mujahideen resistance forces, Fahim became America's main proxy in the fight against the Taliban after building pressure on the US. He promised to launch an attack against the Taliban without waiting for US military action, even though he was anxious to start a military offensive. On the day the US started bombing Taliban targets, he declared an offensive on the northern and western fronts. On October 20, a US team of Green Berets landed in Afghanistan. The first major strike of the war against Mazar-e-Sharif was discussed by Fahim and Tommy Franks at a meeting on 30 October.The Taliban evacuated Kabul a few days after Mazar-e Sharif was captured by opposition forces. Before a new, broad-based, multi-ethnic government was formed, US President George W. Bush requested that opposition forces not enter the city. Even though he went into the city with a group of specially trained security personnel, he left the main body of his troops outside the city. At the end of November 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Two of the five biggest cities were taken over by Fahim since other main cities were captured by militias. The captured parts of the country were administered by a supreme military council in the first days after the fall of Kabul. The military council was given a three-month mandate to not hand over power to the United Islamic Front.The international community sponsored a conference on Afghanistan in Bonn to decide on the country's future leadership. The formation of an interim administration was discussed in Bonn after the opposition forces captured most of Afghanistan with the help of the US. After the US started bombing Afghanistan in the fall of 2001, it became clear that the United Islamic Front of Fahim would play an important role in the transition government that would emerge after the Taliban was ousted. Since Massoud lacked magnetism, his role as opposition leader was seen as temporary. During the first weeks of the US bombardments, it was speculated that he was struggling with his role and he appeared awkward in front of his troops. As the leader of the main military forces that were fighting the Taliban, Fahim had to play a central role in any possible government that would succeed the Taliban. Along with two other young and moderate Tajik leaders, Fahim took a leading role in the talks in Bonn.The trio had been leading the United Islamic Front after Massoud's death. A person outside the leadership of the United Islamic Front is said to have advocated a broad-based government. Sources say that <mask> wanted Hamid Karzai to be the next Afghan president. Hamid Karzai was appointed Interim President by the Bonn conference. The new government had crucial posts for Qanuni, Abdullah and Fahim. The trivium of former Massoud-aides was praised for giving away the chairmanship while they were in control of Afghanistan. As commander of Afghans largest military force, <mask> was appointed Defence minister of Afghanistan.He was one of the five vice-chairs of the Interim Administration. They are one of the most dominant figures in the interim administration. The vice-chairman of the interim administration needed the support of Fahim. As commander of the most effective military force commanding the capital, <mask> had the real power, even though he was the official chairman of the executive committee of the government. Since he was afraid a large international peace keeping force would take away his power base, he argued for a limited number of foreign troops in Afghanistan. Even though he was less afraid of international involvement, he might still be afraid of Tajik rule in Afghanistan. He requested that international forces leave the capital after he was installed as minister of Defence and vice-chair of the interim government.He wouldn't accept foreign troops in Afghanistan if they didn't have a UN mandate. He demanded that 100 British servicemen leave Bagram Air Base. The British forces might have an agreement with the UN, but not with us. He stated that the UN force should only play a limited role in Afghan politics and that his own forces could eradicate sources of instability. He said that his troops in Kabul were not military and should be policed by his own Northern Alliance forces. Donald Rumsfeld demanded the presence of a large international force after discussing the deployment of foreign troops with Fahim. The meetings were held to establish the exact task, length of stay and size of international forces.Rumsfeld told Fahim to meet the British general. In the end, it was decided that an international security force of a few thousand troops would be deployed, but that they would agree to not take control of Kabul and not start disarming Afghan militias. The garrison in the center of Kabul would be home to between 2,000 and 3000 men. Only a third of the 30,000 men would be deployed for security reasons. The training of the Afghan troops is an important task for the British and Americans. The wish was to build an army of around 250,000 men. The Telegraph described Fahim as "the village and Pansher valley idiot" after the negotiations.The first foreign troops of the mission arrived in December 2001 and were not needed for security. "They are here because they want to be, and because the UN Security Council sent them to Afghanistan to prevent another civil war, and that the foreign troops were not supposed to use force," said Fahim. "Some ministers in the new government who have always lived outside the country are worried about security and they feel they need the peacekeepers for protection, but when they arrive here they will see that the situation is ok and that it is not necessary", said Fahim. The heavily armed units of the northern alliance will not leave the capital. There was a disagreement between the two men about the length of time they were supposed to stay in Afghanistan. The international forces should leave after six years, but Karzai said they would stay as long as needed. The Defense Minister had to unite the country's armed groups.Fahim's own troops had so far shied away from vast stretches of southern and eastern lawless lands under the sway of armed former Taliban warriors, most of them members of the dominant Pashtun ethnic group. Although a sometimes bumbling and awkward figure in public, and especially unpopular with the Uzbek minority, Fahim quietly gained control of the Northern Alliance's fractious military commanders. He continued to hold this control even after Abdul Rashid Dostum, who was very critical of the Bonn Agreement and took control of the city of Mazar-e-Sharif, was appointed his deputy. After a month forces of Dostum were clashing with forces of Fahim over control of a district in Kunduz Province, the cooperation between the two strongmen didn't

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texts: start easy. His forces tried to disarm soldiers from a rival military unit. Three soldiers were killed in a firefight when those troops resisted. The Americans should stop bombing Afghanistan because bin Laden probably fled there and moved to Pakistan."Osama is not in our control," he said. The foreign minister stated that air raids will continue for as long as it takes to finish off the terrorists and that they did not know where bin Laden was. In his first months as Minister of Defence, <mask> traveled extensively to neighboring countries to build relations with Afghanistan's most influential neighbours. When US-envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad said in January 2002 that Iran might be backing Afghan fighters in an attempt to unsettle the Karzai-government, <mask>, who visited the Iranian minister of Defense half January, stated that there was no sign of Iran "creating At the end of January 2002, Fahim met with Kofi Annan and Hamid Karzai to discuss security issues. During his first term as Vice President, he supported the candidacy of the president of Afghanistan. He retained his positions as vice-president and defense minister.In the summer of 2002, American officials are said to have picked up intelligence that Fahim was considering an attempt to assassinate Karzai, as a result of which, in July 2002, US Special Forces wrested presidential bodyguard duties away from soldiers loyal to him. The assassination of Abdul Qadir, a powerful Pashtun and ally of the Afghan president, followed. NATO Secretary General George Robertson visited Moscow and Washington, DC, as well as the army bases in the United Kingdom, while he was Defense Minister. He replaced 15 ethnic Tajik generals with officers from other ethnic groups, despite being accused of delaying reforms that would have required him to replace his Tajik generals with a more ethnically balanced officer corps. The reform was a precondition for carrying out a $200 million UN-sponsored plan to pay off and disarm 100,000 militiamen. He continued to command his own militia while he was still in the position. On December 10, 2003 he ordered his militia to transport their weapons to the Afghan National Army.The United Nations Commission on Human Rights investigated housing rights in Afghanistan and decided that many of the government ministers should be removed from their posts. The head of the UN in Afghanistan was told three days later that he had gone too far in naming the ministers. When it came to naming a vice-president for the upcoming presidential election, many expected Afghan President Hamid Karzai to pick Qanuni or <mask>, but he chose Ahmad Zia Massoud. The candidacy of a Tajik for president was supported by <mask>. <mask> was not reappointed Defense Minister and was replaced by his deputy. As a result of intense pressure from various foreign organizations, the Ministry of Defence was rebalanced and <mask> was dropped from the cabinet. In August 2004, he was dismissed.According to article 72 of Afghanistan's constitution, an appointed Minister to the President's cabinet should have a higher education. In a decree made in December 2004, the president of Afghanistan confirmed that <mask> would hold the rank of marshal for the rest of his life. Marking the 5th anniversary of his death, Hazara leader Muhammad Mohaqiq defended the title of Afghanistan's marshal, arguing that it was given to him by the former president. The war against the occupier forces was won by the Mujahideen. A powerful and influential figure in Afghanistan, Fahim lost his formal role in the government. In the face of a Taliban resurgence, Karzai brought back marshal Fahim to Government as an advisor. Despite losing his military position, Fahim remained a very powerful figure in the country according to some Afghan analysts.He is popular in the north because he fought the Soviet Russia and the Taliban. He spent a lot of time fighting people. "Marshal Fahim is a man who loves his country and is one of the sons of our mujahedin," said the president. I have a lot of respect for him. He has been a good friend to me. His place in Afghanistan is unique. He was a respectable military man.He's a five-star general. He is a senator. "I hope that officially as my adviser, he will continue to cooperate with me, even though he was appointed as one of my advisors," he said. He attends all of the National Security Council meetings. He's my brother. No one can ever diminish the respect that Marshal Fahim has for himself. He has been accused of corruption and human rights abuses throughout his time as a public figure.The coalition expressed their sympathies to the family. The United National Front was a broad coalition of former and current strongmen with a basis in the United Islamic Front. Second term as Vice President, in 2009, was when he was chosen by the incumbent President to be the first Vice President. One of Afghanistan's most powerful, brutal and corrupt warlords was <mask>. International observers were dismayed by the decision to include him on the ticket. 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He was in Jalalabad to discuss a new government campaign to stop farmers from growing opium and other issues with local commanders and tribal leaders. Later in 2002, <mask> survived another attack. The man behind the attack was arrested by the intelligence agency.There were 22 pounds of explosives in the pockets of the alleged person's jacket and they were ready to explode. In June of 2003 a bomb was found in front of his home. The head of his personal security died at the hands of a suicide bomber. There was an assassination attempt in the northern Kunduz province. The convoy of his running mate in the elections was attacked by the Taliban on July 26, 2009. The Taliban used automatic rifles and rocket propelled grenades to attack the convoy. On the New Year's Day of 1389 in Mazar-i-Sharif in Northern Afghanistan, Fahim reached out to the Taliban.With their input, a coming national conference would lay the foundations for a peace that would end the Taliban insurgency. He called on resistance forces to participate in the assembly. The Afghan government will try to find a peaceful life for those Afghans who are unhappy, though he didn't mention the Taliban by name. Afghans from all over the country came to Mazar-i-Sharif to wish for peace on the new year. According to the police, up to half a million people are in the city to mark the spring equinox and the first day of the traditional Afghan new year. One of the most peaceful regions of the country is Mazar. 4,000 security personnel were deployed against attacks and all visitors were being screened at seven check points around the city perimeter, according to the city police chief.The Peace Jirga took place in Afghanistan. He was a member of the leadership council of the United Islamic Front. The members included a former President, a House Speaker, and a Vice-president. In June 2007, Fahim stated that his advisory role was symbolic and that he never had the chance to advise the President. He said that after the 2004 elections, the President formed a one-sided cabinet and began to use unilateralism as his main policy driver. Without the support of foreign forces, the President's regime wouldn't last long. A lot of Tajik votes were brought to the ticket by him in the presidential election of 2009.Human Rights Watch condemned the selection. An Afghan news agency reported in September of 2010 that Fahim had died of cancer. An official statement was later released by Fahim, who said he was healthy. I don't want the Afghan people to trust news published on websites. Death <mask>'s last years were spent in the hospital due to health problems. He died of a heart attack. The government of Afghanistan called for a three-day national mourning period after the death of Fahim.He was called a good and trusted partner by the UN. While emphasizing his role in fostering India-Afghanistan relations, the Prime Minister of India called him a brave and fearless military commander, whose contribution to Afghanistan's stabilisation and reconstruction after over three decades of war and conflict will always be remembered. He was a close friend of India. We will always remember his contribution to the India Afghanistan strategic partnership. He played a major role in moving Afghanistan toward moderation, according to Ambassador James Cunnigham of the United States. The Afghan National Defense University was renamed after him. His death came a few weeks before the departure of NATO forces from Afghanistan, which added to the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty.On 9 March, his life and legacy is celebrated in many provinces. Afghanistan Online Biography of <mask> Fahim globalsecurity.org is one of the External

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texts: <mask> was an Austrian composer, music author and teacher. Sthr studied composition at the Vienna Conservatory. He taught music from 1903 to 1938 after working there as a repetiteur and choral instructor. Herbert von Karajan was one of his students. He moved to the US in 1939 after being fired from the Vienna Conservatory due to his Jewish heritage. Leonard Bernstein and Eugene Bossart were his students. He taught at St. Michael's College in Vermont until 1960.He died in the United States. The same year as Arnold Schoenberg, <mask> was born. His parents were from Hungary. His father was a professor at the University of Vienna. His mother was a member of the Porges family. Sthr had a sister named Hedwig who died in the custody of the Nazis on January 2, 1942. He kept a daily diary from the age of 15.Sthr obtained an M.D. Robert Fuchs was a composition student at the Vienna Academy of Music. He changed his name to Sthr and became a Christian. The big change occurred in 1898, he wrote in the annual summary of his diary. I sealed the fate of my future life here. I carry the responsibility of being a musician seriously and without regret. I decided to change my name to "Sthr" in the summer.I am glad I didn't miss it because it was the right time. I am certain that in the future there will be advantages for me. He was encouraged in his musical activities by a number of people, including the man who introduced him to Gustav Mahler. He first worked at the Academy as a rehearsal pianist and choir director after earning a PhD in music. He was teaching courses in theory, composition and the history of music. Sthr became a professor of music theory at the Academy in 1915 after Fuchs retired. He was called up to serve as a doctor in the Austrian army.He was able to stay at home and teach at the Academy while he was in the hospital. The length of his service is not known. The success of his "Harmonielehre", the first edition of which was already sold out in June and has therefore already appeared in the second edition, is summed up in the diary summary of 1909. The work was critiqued very positively from all sides. Some newspapers commented that the performances of my compositions were inappropriate. The marriage of Sthr to his first wife lasted three years. He met his second wife, Marie, in 1909.<mask> and Marie lived together until 1923, when they were finally able to marry, as he was unable to get a divorce from his first wife. <mask> and Hedwig were born in the 1920s. His status as a leading musical theorist was solidified in this decade as he published treatises and textbooks on counterpoint and musical form. He was able to have almost all of his compositions published because he performed frequently as a pianist. There were hundreds of performances of his works in Europe before he was exiled. Sthr began learning English around 1930 due to Austria's dismal economy. It's not clear if it was part of a plan to emigrate or just as preparation in case he had to leave.A candid picture of Sthr's life in the 1920s comes from the following reminiscence by a former student, Hedy Kempny, written in 1954 on the occasion of Sthr's 80th birthday. He taught history of music and harmony. The women students were fond of him. We found his teaching fascinating and he was a very handsome man. We followed him wherever he went and when he was invited into private homes, where musicians dared to make us acquainted with a new kind of music. The new era hypnotized us because Sthr was still Conservative, but open minded. We were following with enthusiasm.I was stricken with Tuberculosis at the end of World War One. After the war and inflation, this was no wonder. Sthr had a plan for helping us. He was connected to former students in Switzerland and Norway. He wrote personal letters to each of them begging them to invite us to their countries in order to help us recuperate and to feed us so we would lose the "string bean" look. He suggested in his letters that we would bring along the renowned Viennese charm, the love of music and an optimistic outlook in spite of all the misery we had experienced. The effort was a huge success, and we were invited by our benefactors.Sthr lived in a home with two pianos and a huge music room. There were pictures of famous people and composers on the walls, as well as pictures of students and friends. He had an "open house" where anyone who wanted to come was invited. Friends who wanted to meet Dr. Sthr would gather at seven o'clock. Sometimes he came later and found the apartment crowded with more than one person. We brought food such as cheese, sausages, salads, fruit or cakes. After depositing these in the kitchen, we gathered in the living room, where all the goodies were displayed on the table, and we helped ourselves.After getting up, Sthr went to the music room and sat at the piano. He called out "Purfferl", his pet name for his wife, and she stood behind him and rubbed his head while he played. This was strange, but we knew of his eccentric behavior. He had strange habits. He brought a folding coathanger with him when he was invited to someone's house. A lot of famous people attended these gatherings. Bruno Walter, Felix Weingartner, and other musicians.Opera singers sometimes interpreted Sthr's Lieder. In the evening, there were discussions about what was new and exciting in Vienna. We talked about the music of Gustav Mahler. We loved it from the beginning. Bruno Walter conducted many concerts of the music, but there was always a fight between us and the older generation. When we stood up, applauded and shouted with joy, the opponents were chased out by us and Bruno Walter came out again. We stretched our hands out to him as we stood close to the ramp.Sthr talked and argued. He was knowledgeable in every field. The discussions were stimulating. Sthr's mind and heart were young and flexible. He helped younger people who asked for it. He was a wise man. After German troops marched into Austria as part of the Anschluss on 13 March 1938, the national socialist takeover and dismissal took place.The interim director suspended eleven teachers because they didn't have the right to swear allegiance to Hitler due to their Jewish heritage. A list of cuts dated May 1938 contains the names of 23 teachers who were no longer employed because of their race. Sthr was one of them. The teachers were allowed to leave. The fate of other teachers is unknown. <mask> moved to the United States in 1939. He used an alternate spelling of his name until the end of his life.He was hired by theCurtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia to teach courses in theory and composition. Bernstein was a student at the school. The letters of <mask> were translated by Stoehr. In 1941, due to the war, the faculty at Curtis was downsized and Stoehr was let go. He found a position at Saint Michael's College in Winooski Park. He taught German as well as music. The college wasn't able to pay a full-time salary, so at least one refugee aid organization helped him.During his time in the US, he continued to compose in all major classical genres. The compositions from his US years were never published. <mask> was buried in Merrill Cemetery in Colchester, Vermont, in 1967. The Austrian National Library has a diary from <mask> that spans more than six decades. Copies of most of his published compositions as well as the manuscripts of his compositions from the post-emigration years are available at the Saint Michael's College Archive. His work includes choral music, chamber music, seven symphonies, symphonic poems, two operas, and two cantatas. While the Second Viennese School was creating a new style of composition, Stoehr was not influenced by them.His music was respected by contemporary critics. A plaque was dedicated to him in 2003 at the site of his former residence. In 2010 ORF released a <mask> compact disc recording of his string quartet in D minor. Masterpieces Remembered is a CD by David Shostac. Sthr's cello works can be found on a CD. The Vancouver Chamber Players for Rediscovered Treasures on the Out For Lunch concert series performed his string quartet in February 2010. It was written by <mask>.There is a Praktischer Leitfaden. Vienna has a Universal Edition and Tokyo has a Japanese Edition. The year 1911. Formenlehre. Kistner und Siegel. The year 1911. Praktischer Leitfaden des Kontrapunktes was written by Praktischer.The person is Benjamin. The year 1915. There is a Praktische Modulationslehre. Kistner und Siegel. The year1917. Anhang is the name of

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texts: the Modulationslehre. Kistner und Siegel.The year 1923. "Ein Theorieunterricht", Musikpdagogische Zeitschrift (Wien) Xl/6. The year 1931. Aufgaben und Fragen ist besonderen. Vienna is a universal edition. The year 1954. Tokyo is the modernen Musik.<mask> was a translator. There are letters from <mask>. The collection was named after the man. The company is located in New York. About <mask> Hans Sittner. The man is <mask>. Mensch/Musiker/Lehrer.Vienna: Doblinger. The following is a list of musical compositions. The sheet music trade in Europe up to 1938 was represented by the Opus numbers 70 and lower. There are completed but unpublished works in the United States after 1938 that are represented by Opus numbers 71 and above. The list was adapted from Dr. Hans Sittner's biography of Sthr. Romantic opera in three acts. Die Gurtelspanner, in three acts, Op. 31, was written by <mask>.Oratorios der verlorene Sohn is a four part biblical oratorio. Notturno sinfonico is a cantata for choir, solo and orchestra. There is a Christmas cantata for mixed chorus, soli, orchestra, and organ. Symphonies Symphony No. 84 was written by Ms. 1 in A minor. 18 (1909) Andante maestoso 2.It was called Scherzo 3. Andante religioso 4. It's the finale. Vivacissimo symphony 2 in D minor. 81 (1942;Ms) 1. The second part of the book, "Allegro energico 2."Andante 3. Vivace 4. It's the finale. The symphony is called Allegro con fuoco. 3 in C, Op. 93 (1943); Ms. 1. The moderato 2 is called molto moderato.Andante con moto 3. There is a song called "Allegro con brio 4." It's the finale. Un poco grave, Allegro con brio symphony No. An Artist's Life! 101 (1944) is a symphony. 5 in E minor.The Ms symphony No. 106 was written in 1944. 6 in B flat. Ms symphony No. 129 was written in 1949. 7 in C minor. Orchestral works Serenade in C minor, Op. The Suite for String Orchestra is in C major. Symphonic Fantasy for organ and Orchestra in F-Moll was written by Leuckardt.There is a Romantische Suite for Orchestra in D. Vom Leben is a Symphonic Poem. The Vermont Suite is for Orchestra. There is an aspera ad astra for violin, winds and percussion. The two roads to victory are Through Arms and Through Victory. The second suite is for the string orchestra. 120 (Ms.) Concertante works Cornet Concerto in B minor, Op.40 (Oertel) 1. The second part of the book, "Allegro energico 2." Andante con moto 3. It's the finale. The Concert Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra is in the D minor. There is a symphony in the old style for percussion, piano, and strings. There is a limit to the number of words that can be used in this article.1. Inta 2. Sarabande and Scherzo 3. Burleske and Aria 4. The works include introduction and finale. 5 is Zwei mannerchre. 10 is a gemischte Chre fr Orchester.12 1. Waldnacht(Kistner und Siegel) 2. Weihnachtsmrchen is located in Leuckardt. 3. Sechs mannerchre, a cappella, Op., was written by Zwei dreistimmige Frauencbre. 25 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) Zwei mannerchre. 30 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) gemischte chre.The Landsknecht Abendritt is Op. 36. 38 is Mannerchor, Orgel und kl. Trommel) (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) Sechs Frauenchore. 39 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) is an opera. 42 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) Ms. Johannisfeier is referred to as "mit Orge". There is an Op. und Orchester.45 (Ms) Zwei Frauenchre, Op. 57 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) is a song. There is a song called Glockenspiele, Op. 59 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) Allerseelen. 66 (Ms) Funf Frauenchre, Op. Four mixed chorus with piano, Op. 83, Suite for four recorders, spinetto and chorus of female voices. Ms. Den Lichtspendern was born in 1944.A Grace for Christmas is a mixed chorus and piano work. There were violins in the 1950s. 1 in C. The Violin Sonata No. 27 is in the Universal Edition. 2, Op. 61 is a violin duet. 3 in E minor.73 is a violin duet. 4 in D minor. The Violin Sonata No. 83 was written by Ms. 5 in B, Op. 95 is a violin duet. 6 in G minor, Quasi fantasia. 103 is a violin duet.7 in D, Op. The Violin Sonata No. 107 was written by Ms. 8 in C, Op. The Violin Sonata No. 115 was written by Ms. 9 in D, Op. The Violin Sonata No. 118 was written by Ms. 10 in C, Op.The Violin Sonata No. 122 is written by Ms. 11 in B minor. The Violin Sonata No. 125 was written by Ms. 12 in D minor. The Violin Sonata No. 130 was written by Ms. 13 in A minor. 131 is a violin duet.14 in B minor. The Violin Sonata No. 134a was written by Ms. 15 in E flat. The Chamber music Oktett fr Blaser- und Streich instrumente is Op. 134b. 2 (Ms) G-Moll, Op. 6 (Ms) Trio Es-Dur fr Klavier. 16 (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) Fantasiestucke.Streichquartett D-Moll, Op. 17 was written by Kistner und Siegel. Streichquartett G-Dur (Ms) Klavierquintett G-Moll, Op. There is a symphony in F. There are 32 instruments for oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon and harp. It's called Allegro 2. Andante quasi marcia 3. There is a song called "Allegro 4."A-Moll, Op. Un poco grave. The Suite fr Flote und Streichquartett is located in Vienna. There is a trio fr 2 Fagotte und Klavier. The Flute Sonata is Op. 53. D--Moll, Op. was written by Klavierquartett D--Moll. "Pocone Overture" is an amerikanische Hymne fr Ms. D-Moll. 75 (1941; Ms) Suite fr Flote.Ms. Klaviertrio C-Dur, Op. 76, was written in 1941. The Spring Suite F-Dur, Op. was written by Ms. The string quartet Es-Dur is made up of two flutes, a violin and a piano. The Quintet for four recorders and piano was written by Ms. Three Waltzes for violin and piano were written by Ms. There are 10 Miniatures for violin and piano. There are six sketches for flute and piano.The String Quartet A Minor was written in 1943. Piano-Quintet G Minor, Op. 92 was written by Ms. There is a trio for piano, violin and violoncello. There was a trio for violin. There is a violoncello and piano. 100 (Ms) Suite for organ and violin, Op 102 (1944; Ms) Piano-Quintet D Minor, Op 111b (1945; Ms) String Quartet E Minor, Op. There is a suite for violin and piano.There is a suite for violin and piano. The Ten Intermezzi for String Quartet was written by Ms. There are three pictures of Vienna for piano and violin. Ballet-Suite for piano and violin. The trio in D Minor, Op. 126b was written by Ms. Fantasy for trumpet and piano. Comp.For Fr. Lyons Sextet for violin, clarinet, French horn, violoncello and two pianos. 133 (1950; Ms) Piano (Two Hand Piano Pieces) 1 Variationen und Fuge Des-Dur. The 4 Sechs are in Kahnt. There are 9 variations in Es-Moll und F-Dur fr Klavier. 41 Bilder aus Natur und Leben (Sechs Klavierstucke) (Doblinger, Vienna) No# Marchen. Von den Madchen ist heitere Charakterskizzen.Ms. Vier died in 1942. 95 Zwolf Stucke fr Klaviersolo1944! Ms. 112 Ballet-Suite is for piano and solo. Ms. 113a. I. The piano is playing the B Minor. I.The piano is a major. Ms. 113c. I. The piano duet C Minor! Ms. 116a. There is a Suite for Piano D Minor. Ms. 116b.There is a Suite for Piano B Minor. Ms. 116c. No# Anticipation is the Suite for PianoC Minor. Zu Hedy is 20. Geburtstag. 1947 (Ms) 121 12 Klavierstucke, 1948 (Ms) 128 15 Klavierstucke, 1949 (Ms) 132b. I. IV.Four-hand piano pieces Variationen Es-Moll are part of the Piano Suite, E Minor. 9 (Ms) Suite for Piano, D Minor, Op. Ms. Vier Stucke wrote an Op. 135 for Barbara Beal. 74, Op. 99 &108 (Ms). Divertimento. Funf Satze (Ms) 2.Divertimento D-Dur, Ms Millington-Suite in E flat, Op. Piano and harmonium Fr Intermezzi. Organ 33 Orgel-Sonate D-Moll was written by Bohm Sohn. Miss Lieder 3, Miss Lieder 4, Miss Lieder 5, Miss Lieder 6, Miss Lieder 7, Miss Lieder 8, Miss Lieder 9, Miss Lieder 10, Miss Lieder 11, Miss Lieder 12, Miss Lieder 13, Miss Lieder 14, Miss Lieder 15, Miss Lieder KS-(Robitschek, Wien) 14 Sieben Lieder! 15 Sieben Lieder (7)! KS-(Robitschek, Wien) 19 Vier Lieder!The 20 Fnf Lieder is followed by the 21 Drei Lieder. The Schuberthaus is in Wien. 28 Fnf Lieder! 48 Fnf Lieder is included in the Universal Edition. 54 Fnf Lieder is included in the Universal Edition. 55 Zehn Lieder (Kistner und Siegel, Leipzig) 56 Drei Lieder (H. Dietrolf) no# Acht Lieder (9)? 60 Zwlf Lieder (12)!Strache, Austria. Lieder zum Walter Pfund ist fr die Singst., Orgel und Harfe. 96 Zehn Lieder! Ms. 104a Zehn Lieder! Ms. 104b Sechs Lieder was written by Ms. Janie Rhyne. Ms. Lieder is 12 years old. Ms. 119 Dreizehn (13) Gesange osterreichiscger Dichter (Ms) no# Voice of Lake Champlain, song by Charles Ballantyne (Ms) Duets 24 Sechs Duette fur Sopran.The town of Kahnt is in the city of Leipzig. St. Michael's College Archives has a biography of <mask>, an Austrian male

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texts: He was a Swedish engineer, technical designer, and industrialist. Considered one of the foremost inventors of Sweden, <mask>gstrm accounted for hundreds of technical patents alone and in collaboration with his brother Birger Ljungstrm (1872–1948): from early bicycling free wheeling hubs techniques and mechanical automatic transmissions for vehicles, to steam turbine He co-founded companies such as The New Cycle Company. His steam turbine locomotives and sailboats were examples of unconventional external design that came out of his innovative ideas. During World War II, the Swedish armed forces were given a strategical impact by the innovative technology of the Ljungstrm method. The first Swedish jet engine, torpedoes, and more were contributed to by Ljungstrm's technology. Few inventions have been as successful in saving fuel as the Ljungstrm, which was implemented in a large number of modern power stations around the world.The American Society of Mechanical Engineers named the Ljungstrm air preheater a historic engineering landmark in 1995. His works can be found in a number of places, including the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology, the Nordic Museum, and the Swedish Railway Museum. Early life and background of <mask> Ljungstrm, who was born in Sweden in 1875. His third great uncle was Bishop Wingrd. George Spaak was among his brothers-in-law. Elizabeth and Signe were both married to <mask> Ljungstrm from whom he was widowed. He had an issue with his sons-in-law, Arthur Lundblom, and Torsten Cassel.He attended the Royal Institute of Technology after graduating from stra Real. The early manufactory of L. M. Ericsson collaborated with the ateliers of his father in stermalm. The tutorship in physics by Salomon August Andrée was important to his autodidact studies. Junior industrialists such as Curt Nicolin would be offered mentorship by <mask> Ljungstrm. Alfred Nobel was 61 years old when he met the Ljungstrm's. The brothers' early efforts would be enthusiastically collaborated on by a man who didn't have any children of his own. The world's problems and existential questions of the time, as a certain "Father-and-son-like relation" emerged, became a good friend of the brothers.60 years later, when recalling their talks and time spent together, Ljungstrm praised Nobel's ability to discuss the most complex questions with the unexperienced youngsters yet on equal terms, and that his critical eye to the contemporary issues was very bright. He was buried at Norra begravningsplatsen, Stockholm. The Svea Velocipede was an invention by <mask> Ljungstrm and his brothers. Helge Palmcrantz was a part of the project. In the early days of the bicycle, the pedals mechanism of the Svea Velocipede was straight vertical, driven by free wheeling hubs, which was patented by the brothers in 1892. The project was supported and attended by Alfred Nobel, who recommended the relocation of the Ljungstrm brothers to London in 1895. The product was sold in Sweden and Great Britain under the name The New Cycle Company.Production continued until 1898. Although the general preference for circular pedal mechanisms became clear with time, later bicycle models on the market would adopt its foot-operated bicycle brakes while also employing its free wheeling hubs. At the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology and the Nordic Museum in Sweden, the Svea Velocipede is on display. Alfred Noble was interested in the invention of a steam generator and its surface condenser invention. It became the fastest steamboat in the archipelago when it was applied to a sloop. The invention was exported to England in 1896 along with Fredrik, and caught the attention of the early Dunford & Elliot. George Spaak was designated as the CEO of The Ljungstrm Engine SyndicateLimited when it was founded in 1900 for the purpose of relocating the brothers along with their families.Several principles of the construction are important to the steam engine. The first automatic milking device in Sweden, which caught the interest of Alfred Nobel's nephew, was worked out by <mask> and Birger. The leading engineer in this venture would remain until 1908. The brothers developed methods for paraffin of mineral oil as well. The die casting of brass, zinc and aluminum would be well received. The technology only worked for the market in 1922. Soon enough, it was clear that steam turbines would be the main focus of the brothers' ventures.It has been said that the steam power insights of Ljungstrm came to him when he was a child. The invention of the steam turbine was endorsed by figures such as Professor Aurel Stodola in 1907. Ljungstrm is a steam turbine company. The company Ljungstrm steam turbine Co. owned all of the patents on the new steam turbine technology. A workshop was established in the same location as a previous one. The first turbine was finished in 1910 and the workshop will be relocated next year. The first unit indicated world records performance.By 1911, a significantly larger unit was produced and successfully tested. The Ljungstrm turbine's defining features were ready for the market with the addition of a new generator construction. For energy supply of the London County Council Tramways, the first turbine was sold. The prototype unit would remain in service for 50 years until it was moved to the Science Museum in London. Swedish Turbine Manufacturing Co. is located in Ljungstrm. STAL (Svenska Turbinfabriks Aktiebolaget Ljungstrm; Swedish turbine manufacturing Co.) was founded in 1913 by the brothers. stergtland, a former epicenter of the military industry of Sweden, was acquired by STAL just two years after the last artillery pieces ceased production in Finspng.The management facilities were installed inside the castle. The development was connected to the work of a mechanical engineer. The company manufactured and sold complete steam turbine driven electric generators. The turbine was more compact and required less space than previous constructions. STAL's solutions proved successful, and with contracts such as with General Electric, its activities expanded into Europe and beyond, both for stationary uses as well as for marine vessels. "<mask> Ljungstrm was not only a successful inventor but also skilled in management and leading the construction processes", says the author. His modern work methods were reflected in a checklist of 56 questions to the engineers at STAL, which also included aspects of safety and ergonomics."Is the construction unnecessarily hideous?" was the most reputed of these questions. STAL was acquired by ASEA in 1916 because they wanted to market complete packages with turbine driven electric generators. Significant owners and representatives were unable to remain in communication when they were away on business trips in the Russian Empire. The patents and manufacturing licenses for the Ljungstrm steam turbine were retained by the brothers after they left the company. STAL and De Laval merged in the 1950s. In the 1960s, Ljungstrm returned to operations and made significant contributions to the technology before he died. After having been managed by ABB, the factories would eventually be acquired by the company of the same name.The technical solutions developed by the brothers at STAL have been used all over the world and have several world records to their credit. Some of the largest vessels ever produced, from vehicles such as the London Underground or the word's largest supertanker Seawise Giant to a vast number of power plants, were all equipped with Ljungstrm's technology. Only 16 of Sweden's 18 nuclear plants have the turbines. Since 2005, the technology has proved successful in solar power. Almost all of the sun power plants in 2008 were equipped with the Ljungstrm turbine. Some of the steam turbine locomotives designed by the brothers were very successful. One of the largest factories in the region was set up for the purpose in Gshaga, Liding, in 1918, where the Ljungstrm brothers worked out the heat exchanger for their locomotives.This locomotive was the strongest ever produced. Since the locomotive reuses steam from the turbine exits, it allowed more far-reaching distances without having to fill up water. The 12 tons machine was the first successful attempt for the Swedish Railways. The cab and boiler sat on unpowered wheels and were located under the tender. Coal savings were indicated by tests on the designated distance of the Western Main Line. The design with driving wheels on both the boiler carriage and the tender would eventually change. The second design was similar to the successful freight design.There were two wagons for the engine functions. The next few years saw several patents followed by a licensed manufacturer. Locomotives were used for the distances Stockholm-Krylbo and Stockholm-Bollns. The maximum speed of this locomotive was 90 km/h. TGOJ M3 47, M3t 71 was the locomotive that rolled out of the factory in 1930. This locomotive was replaced along with diesel-electric-engined locomotives along the Swedish railways in 1931. Ljungstrm locomotives were built from 1930 to 1936 and continued to replace conventional ones.The complexity of the condenser was too much for it to fit. The jackshaft was used to drive the wheels. When the line was electrified, these engines were no longer used. The amount of experimental work made into the locomotives gained international attention. One locomotive was delivered to the Argentine State Railway, which was designated for the 800 km long distance between Tucumn and Santa Fe, largely through desert with limited water access. The fuel savings could be as high as 40% if the locomotives were equipped with a larger water tank and increased condenser capacity. The locomotive disappeared during the Argentine Revolution.Two engineers from England were sent to supervise the progress in Sweden. A copy of the Swedish Railways turbine locomotive SJ Littera  was ordered by the company. The design power was 2000hp at 10,500rpm, corresponding to a speed on the rails of 78 mph. 300 lbs/sqin was the design steam conditions. It was used for regular passenger service in lines from Derby to Manchester, Birmingham and London with economies of coal and water consumption. The technology was used in Bavaria. The old locomotive factory was demolished.There are three engines of the Ljungstrm type in Sweden. The Railway Museum of Grngesberg and the Swedish Railway Museum have two units on display. The world's only remaining steam turbine locomotive, Ljungstrm M3t nr 71, was renovated by the Locomotive Museum for the 125th anniversary of the Swedish Railways in June. Even though it has a power of 22 tons, it is still the most powerful steam locomotive in Sweden. Trainz is a 3D train simulation video game. An efficient air preheater can provide up to 20 percent of the total heat transfer in the boiler process, but only represents 2 percent of the investment. One of the first patents was a heat exchanger.The invention of the Ljungstrm air preheater was a result of the factory in Liding, which patented it in 1930. In the 1920s, the factory and workshop activities would remain with 70 personnel. In the 1930s it was used as a film studio, and in the 1970s it was demolished to make room for new industry premises. ASEA acquired a majority of the company in 1916. Royalties ended in 1944. In 1995 it was estimated that the Ljungstrm air preheater had sold in 10,000 units for 20 billion dollars. During World War II, the Royal Swedish Navy and Air Force received a significant strategical impact from the innovative technology used to extract oil from underground.His last patent was obtained in 1954. The Ljungstrm fields outside rebro were inactive after the war but have the possibility of being reactivated in case of renewed need for domestic oil source. The Ljungstrm fields were maintained by SSAB after the project was supported by Vattenfall. The Royal Swedish Yacht Club member made several inventions out of new ideas related to sailing boats. A sailboat with a circular hull and a rig without a boom and double sail that can work as a spinnaker is named after a man. The history of the productions can be found at the Maritime Museum. He was experimenting with a yacht motor.Spontaneous gear 1920, an automatic gear box developed in the 1920s, attracted attention on the Swedish market, and several private cars were equipped with the system with positive results. A new company was established with this purpose. The Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression led to the retreat of interest in Chrysler in the United States. During World War II, royalties were paid by the United States for an invention. Scania and Vabis used this gear for their rail cars. The first Saab cars were part of the other technology. After having lost his son and pilot in an airplane crash in 1927, applied aerodynamics never competed among his main subjects of interest.The first Swedish jet engine was based in part on the technology developed by the company he founded. There is a well-reputed figure in the 20th century technical industry in Sweden. In the past, he and his fellow at the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences had come late to a meeting in their coach to discuss new ideas. The influence of an obituary on a man was praised by a man. In addition to the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology, the Nordic Museum, the Swedish Railway Museum, the Maritime Museum, the Nobel Museum, and the Liding Museum, there are other places where the works of Ljungstrm can be found. Studie ver fartyg med formen bestmd av cirkelbgar. 1947: Sjfartsmuseet, 1948: Cirkelbgsskrov, 1939: nr.The story about the Ljungstrm brothers was told in the 100 year jubilee of the Swedish National Mechanics' Association.

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texts: J. was <mask>. J<mask> was an American guitarist, singer, songwriter and sound engineer. Though he avoided the spotlight, his influence as a musical artist has been widely acknowledged by figures such as Mark Knopfler and Neil Young, who described him as "one of the most important artists in the history of rock". He is considered to be one of the originators of the Tulsa sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz. The Road to Escondido was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 <mask> was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on December 5, 1938.He graduated from a high school in Oklahoma. While living with his parents in Oklahoma, he began studying the principles of sound engineering and built his own recording studio. He was drafted into the military after graduating from college. <mask> said that he joined the Air Force because he didn't want to carry a gun and do all that stuff. The distinctive sound of his studio albums was created thanks to <mask>'s knowledge of mixing and sound recording. In the late 1960's, <mask> moved to Los Angeles, where he worked as a studio engineer as well as playing at bars and clubs. Mel McDaniel scored a regional hit with <mask>'s song "Lazy Me".In March 1965, he got a regular gig at the popular Whisky a Go Go. <mask> was changed to J.J<mask> to avoid confusion with <mask> in the Velvet Underground. In 1966, while living in the city, he cut a demo single for Liberty Records of his composition "After Midnight". He gave copies of the single to his friends in Los Angeles, many of whom were successful in finding work as session musicians. The A-side was a tune called "Slow Motion", but it was the B-side that would have long-term ramifications for <mask>'s career when Eric Clapton recorded the song and had a Top 20 hit. He joined a band with Don White in late 1967, after selling his guitar and failing to make enough money as a studio engineer. In 1970 it came to his attention that Eric Clapton had recorded a cover of "After Midnight" on his debut album.<mask> didn't know about the recording until it became a radio hit. He said that when he heard the song on his radio, he was poor and not a young man. I was happy because I was in my thirties. It was nice to make some money. It was suggested to <mask> that he should take advantage of this publicity and cut a record of his own. His first album, Naturally, was described by a Los Angeles Times writer as a "unique hybrid of blues, folk and jazz, marked by relaxed grooves and <mask>'s fluid guitar and legendary vocals." His early use of drum machines and his unconventional mixes lend a distinctive and timeless quality to his work.His biggest U.S. hit was "Crazy Mama". There are 22 on the U.S. The Hot 100 chart was published in 1972. The story of being offered the opportunity to appear on Dick Clark's American Bandstand to promote the song, which would have moved it higher on the charts, is told in the 2005 documentary film To Tulsa and Back. <mask> was told he would have to lip-sync the words if he brought his band to the recording. The producer of Really was Audie Ashworth, who produced <mask> until 1983. <mask>'s second album further developed the "Tulsa sound" that he would become known for: a mix of folk, jazz, shuffling country blues, and rock 'n' roll.Although his songs have a relaxed, casual feel, <mask>, who often used drum machines and layers his vocals, carefully crafted his albums. I like the technical side of recording. When no one had a home studio, I had a recording studio. <mask> often acted as his own producer, engineer, and session player. His vocals were buried in the mix. He attributed his unique sound to being a recording mixer and engineer, saying, "Because of all the technology now you can make music yourself and a lot of people are doing that now." I came up with a unique sound when I started doing that a long time ago.The royalties from artists covering <mask>'s songs would allow him to record and tour, even though he wouldn't have the success of others. Skynyrd recorded "Call Me the Breeze" for their 1974 album Second Helping. He told Russell Hall that if he became too well known, his life would change a lot. You don't have to go to work if you get some money. Some of <mask>'s most covered songs are on Okie. Captain Beefheart recorded "I Got the Same Old Blues" for his Bluejeans & Moonbeams album, one of the few covers to ever appear on a Beefheart album. The song would be recorded by a number of people.On his 1976 album Surprises with vocals by Cissy Houston, by Poco, and by Randy Crawford, "Cajun Moon" was recorded. A song on the 1976 album called "Cocaine" would become a hit for Eric Clapton the following year. "I wrote 'Cocaine', and I'm a big fan of Mose Allison, so I had written the song in a Mose Allison bag, kind of cocktail jazz kind of swing," <mask> said in the film. I said that was great. I cut it again as you said. Eric Clapton describes the song as an anti-drug song. He has called the song "quite cleverly anti-cocaine", noting that <mask> had met singer and guitarist Christine Lakeland, and the album marks her first appearance on his albums.Lakeland says in the documentary that they met at a prison benefit show. Waylon and King are related. Lakeland and <mask> would marry. "As <mask>'s influence on others expanded, he just continued to turn out the occasional album of bluesy, minor-key tunes." This one was even sparer than usual, with the artist handling bass and guitar on many tracks. Leon Russell recorded a live session at Russell's Paradise Studios in Los Angeles in June 1979 to coincide with the release of 5. The previously unseen footage was discovered in Nashville in 2001 and features several tracks from 5, including "Sensitive Kind," "Lou- Easy-Ann," "Fate of a Fool," "Boilin' Pot," and "Don't Cry Sister." Lakeland also performs with <mask>'s bandIn the late sixties, <mask> worked in Russell's studio as an engineer. The footage was released in 2003 as <mask><mask> featuring Leon Russell: In Session at the Paradise Studios. In the 1980's <mask> moved to California and became a recluse, living in a trailer without a telephone. I knew what fame meant. I tried to back off. Some of the people I was working with were forced to be careful because people wouldn't leave them alone. Shades was recorded in various studios in Nashville and Los Angeles.It has an impressive list of top shelf session musicians, including Hal Blaine and Carol Kaye of the Wrecking Crew, <mask>, Reggie Young, Glen D. Hardin, Ken Buttrey, and Leon Russell. While a more polished production, 1982's Grasshopper continues <mask>'s exploration into a variety of musical styles that would become known as Americana. He asked to be released from his contract with PolyGram because his 1983 album was poorly received. The subject matter on #8 is unremittingly grim. "Money Talks", "Hard Times," "Unemployment," and "Livin' Here Too" deal with harsh economic woes and dissatisfaction with life in general, while the provocative "Reality" speaks to using. After making a name for himself in the 70's as a writer, <mask>'s recording career came to a halt in the 1980's. Although he scored a few minor hits, <mask> was indifferent to publicity, preferring to avoid the spotlight, so his albums never sold in high numbers.In 1984 he asked to get out of his contract with a different record company and it took a couple of years to shuffle the paper. I thought I would take a break from recording after I got through doin' that. The first solo album produced by <mask> was Travel-Log, which was co-written by <mask> and Ashworth. While the album has a travel theme, <mask> insisted he did not set out to make a concept album, and only recognized it after he picked the songs. Compared to his albums in the 70s and 80s, he employs fewer session players for this album. Notoriously wary of the spotlight, <mask> quietly went about his own business his way, delivering his own unique blend of musical styles augmented by his laid-back vocal delivery. <mask> was immersed in electronics and synthesizer in an era of MTV Unplugged.He told one interviewer that he did the unplugged, live thing in the 70's and the 80's. All that has become popular has led me to the other direction. Been done that! They didn't call it unplugged in those days, but it was an art form in itself, and Closer to You is best remembered for the change in sound from <mask>'s previous albums. It was not new for <mask> to use synthesizer on his 1976 album, even though it seemed like a left turn for fans used to his rootsy sound. In an interview with Vintage Guitar in 2004, <mask> acknowledged the dismay some fans felt, recalling that Guitar Man differs from the albums he made in the seventies and early eighties in that while those records featured numerous top shelf session players, <mask> provided the instrumentation on Guitar Man himself. Between 1996 and 2003 <mask> released no new music, but his fans and admirers appreciated his work.Neil Young stated in his biography that <mask> Hendrix and J. J<mask> are the best electric guitar players. J.J<mask>'s guitar style is characterized by Eric Clapton in the 2005 documentary To Tulsa and Back: On Tour with <mask><mask>. Mark Knopfler was effusive in his praise for the Oklahoma troubadour, but <mask>'s early 90s experimental synthesizer output left him at odds with the music industry. The album returns to the style and sound <mask> became famous for, with a mix of laid-back shuffles, jazz, and bluesy rock and roll with layers of vocals. The man in charge, he don't know what he's doing, he don't know the world has changed in <mask>'s song, "The Problem." There was a guitar festival in Dallas, Texas, in 2004. J. J<mask> was asked to produce an album for Eric Clapton.The album was released as The Road to Escondido. A number of high-profile musicians also agreed to work on the album. In a coup, the entire <mask> trio was involved in one way or another on this album. The small, unincorporated town of Valley Center, California is where <mask>'s home was located at the time. In the 1980s and early '90s, Eric Clapton owned a mansion. Valley Center Road is referenced in the title of the album. "Any Way the Wind Blows" and "Don't Cry Sister" are re-recordings of songs that <mask> recorded previously in the album, which won the Best Contemporary Blues Album award in 2008.In a 2015 interview with NPR, he spoke about <mask>'s influence on his music, saying, "Delaney Bramlett is the one that was responsible to get me singing." He turned me on to the community. "After Midnight" was a song on my first solo album, and it was an homage to <mask>. Christine Lakeland was his wife. Fairwood Music International publishes his catalogue. On August 10, 2018, it was announced on his official website and on his Facebook page that a posthumous album would be released later in the year. On December 5, <mask> <mask> was released by Eric Clapton and Friends. On it, <mask>'s tunes are covered by a number of people, including Mark Knopfler, Don White, Willie Nelson, and Christine Lakeland. In the video version of Call Me The Breeze, <mask> is declared to be a fantastic musician by Eric Clapton. He was my hero. "The Ballad of J. J. <mask>" was a track on Kevin Brown's album. The track "Haverom a J. J. Cale" is on the band's album.References External links Official website The Long Reach of J.J.

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