title: Willi Reschke

texts: <mask> was a Luftwaffe ace and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross during World War II. In 2005, <mask> wrote about his experiences during the war in his book "Jagdgeschwader 301/302 'Wilde Sau': In Defense of the Reich with the Bf109, Fw 190 and Ta 152." <mask> was born on 3 February 1922 at Mhlow, Province of Brandenburg, present-day Miw in western Poland. The Luftwaffe operated an A/B flight school in Mhlow. According to his account, <mask> was interested in becoming a pilot. He volunteered for military service in February of 1940. He was accepted after his medical checkup at Paunsdorf.He received his basic training at the Fliegerausbildungs-Bataillon on February 4, 1941. In 1942, Reschke began pilot-training. On 6 April 1943, flight training continued in Poland. He learned to fly the Klemm Kl 25, Arado Ar 66, Focke-Wulf Fw 56 and Arado Ar 96 with a focus on formation flying. He took classroom courses in navigation. The Aviator Badge was presented to Reschke after he completed flight training. On 23 October 1943, <mask> went to undergo operational training at the Jagdfliegerschule 2 (2nd fighter pilot school) in Zerbst.On 13 June 1944, <mask> continued his training at the Ergnzungs-Jagdgruppe West, a supplementary training unit for fighter pilots destined to fight on the Western Front which was based in Gabbert, present-day Jaworze in northwestern Poland. He made 21 simulation flights over the next three days. He was sent to a front-line fighter unit by train. The beginning of World War II in Europe happened on 1 September 1939. On June 20, 1944, <mask> arrived in Vienna. He was sent to the airfield at Gtzendorf an der Leitha after a brief stay. <mask> was assigned to 1.Staffel is the 1st squadron. Staffelkapitn is the leader of the squad. Staffel was a member of the family. The Gruppe was equipped with a weapon. On June 26, <mask> flew his first combat mission and was almost shot down by escorting fighters, landing his damaged fighter at Deutsch-Wagram. The hydrogenation factory at Moosbierbaum was targeted by the Fifteenth Air Force as part of the oil campaign. The USAAF dispatched 157 Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and 502 Consolidated B-24 Liberator bombers, escorted by 321 fighter aircraft, from airfields in Italy.The Fifteenth Air Force attacked Hungary. I. Gruppe was scrambled at 09:27 in defense of this attack. The first two aerial victories were claimed by <mask> when he shot down the B-24s. A forced landing occurred when his Bf109 G6 was hit in the radiator. <mask> claimed to have won an aerial battle over a North American P51 mustang fighter on July 6. <mask> rammed his guns when they malfunctioned, his third confirmed claim, the next day. He was able to get out of his damaged fighter.During an attack on a second, <mask>'s aircraft was hit by return fire and he had to use his parachute. He shot down a B-17 bomber south of Zln on August 29th, but another Bf109 fired on his Bf109 G6 and <mask> had to force-land. <mask> had claimed 13 aerial victories by the end of August, seven in July and six in August. The defense of the Reich was redesignated to III. The Jagdgeschwader 301 (JG 301)—301st Fighter Wing had a guillotine in August 1944. The unit was re-equipped with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-8 by the end of September 1944. <mask> flew the Fw 190 down south of Magdeburg on November 21st, his first aerial victory.The unit moved to Berlin in October. The largest aerial attack of the war took place on 24 December 1944, when the USAAF's Eighth Air Force dispatched over 2,000 bombers against the Luftwaffe airfields and infrastructure. Two of the attacking bombers were shot down by the Luftwaffe. According to Weal, <mask> was credited with shooting down two B-24s. According to the account presented by Matthews and Foreman, <mask> claimed two B-17s that day. On 1 January 1945, <mask> was hit by return fire and had to bail out of his Fw 190 near Gardelegen. The Ta 152 III is being flown.The Focke-Wulf Ta 152 H 0 was given to JG 301 on January 27th, 1945. The pilots handed over the aircraft to the airfield at Alteno. The pilots were introduced to the new aircraft. On 16 February, III. He moved to an airfield. On 2 March, Reschke flew the Ta 152 operationally. The oil refineries at Bhlen and Leuna were targeted.Twelve Ta 152s met up in the area of Burg. The pilots of the Ta 152 failed to identify it as a German aircraft as they came under attack from the Bf 109 fighters. The strength of III was allotted. He was 35 Ta 152s. The pilots and their remaining Ta 152s were transferred to the headquarters unit of JG 301 because the figure was never reached. On 13 March, Reschke joined the Geschwaderstab. The Ta 152 H "black 3" (Werknummer 150 007)—factory number, was left in Sachau by Reschke at 16:10.He was awarded the German Cross in Gold. The presentation of the German Cross was made by an Oberstleutnant. Generalmajor Peltz visited the unit the next day. The coordination of the aerial defenses of the Reich was assigned to Peltz. The Ta 152 H assigned to Reschke was tested by Peltz at Stendal. Fighter protection for II was mostly flown in the second half of March. During the takeoff and landing phase, there is a group of people.I. The Fw 190 D-9 was used. The airfield at Neustadt-Glewe was where the Geschwaderstab moved. <mask> and two other pilots were scrambled when it was reported that the railway yards at Ludwigslust were being attacked. He claimed a Tempest of No. in defense of this attack. The pilot of 486(NZ) Squadron was shot down. Mitchell died in action.The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was presented to Oberfeldwebel Reschke. The Knight's Cross was awarded to Oberfeldwebel Walter Loos that day. The last two victories of the war were claimed by Reschke on 24 April. The Ta 152 was inferior to the Yak-9 according to his account. Leck Airfield was the final destination. The last aircraft of Reschke, the Ta 152 H-1 "green 9," was handed over to British forces. Eric Brown tested this aircraft and scrapped it.The age of <mask> was 95. According to Obermaier, <mask> flew about 70 missions during his combat career and claimed 27 aerial victories. He won two victories in the Eastern Front and 25 in the Western Front. There were three claims made. He was shot down eight times and wounded once. The German Federal Archives had records for 20 aerial victory claims, as well as seven more unconfirmed claims. There were two aerial victories on the Eastern Front and eighteen on the Western Front.The 2nd Class 1st Class Wound Badge was awarded in Black German Cross in Gold on 13 March 1945 as Oberfeldwebel. People from the Province of Brandenburg are recipients of the Gold German Cross.

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title: Li Jing (Tang dynasty)

type: paraphrased

texts: The Duke of Wey was a Chinese military general, strategist, and writer who lived in the early Tang dynasty and was most active during the reign of the Emperor. The Tang Empire was able to take control of the Gktrks after <mask> defeated them with just 3,000 cavalry soldiers. The two most prominent early Tang generals are <mask> and <mask>. Northern Zhou was the predecessor state of Sui Dynasty. His family was from the Chang'an region. His grandfather was a provincial governor and his father was a commandery governor. <mask> was said to be handsome and ambitious when he was younger.His maternal uncle was the great Sui general Han Qinhu, and it was said that he was impressed by his talent. <mask> was a minor county official for Chang'an county, which was one of the two counties within Chang'an that served as Sui's capital. He was a low level official in the imperial administration, and it was said that he impressed both the prime minister and the important minister Niu Hong. The Duke of Tang was in charge of the nearby important city of Taiyuan when <mask> was the Vice Prefect of Mayi Commandery. <mask> pretended to commit a crime and asked to be locked up and delivered to the Emperor, who was then at Jiangdu. He was first delivered to Chang'an, but as the Sui state was engulfed in rebellions, there was no way to deliver him to Jiangdu. In 617, <mask> rebelled and captured Chang'an, declaring Emperor Yang's grandson, Yang You the Prince of Dai emperor, but seizing power as regent.Knowing that <mask> was going to report his plans to the Emperor, <mask> was going to execute him. <mask> yelled "You, duke, rose in order to eliminate tyranny for the people" at the execution. You are executing a brave man on account of personal enmity, but you are not concerned about what is important. <mask> was impressed by his words and his son interceded on his behalf. <mask> was retained by <mask> to serve on his staff. The Tang Dynasty became Emperor Gaozu after news of Emperor Yang's death in a coup at Jiangdu reached Chang'an. The new dynasty was served by <mask>.<mask> was promoted for his accomplishments after he participated in a campaign against Wang Shichong, one of Tang's major enemies. Later that year, Emperor Gaozu sent him to Kui Prefecture to plan a military operation against Xiao Xian the Emperor of Liang, who ruled the modern Hubei, Hunan, and Guangxi region. He encountered bandits in the mountain when he first reached Jin Prefecture, who had defeated <mask> several times. The bandits were defeated by <mask> and <mask>. He was prevented from reaching the borders by the forces of Liang and had to stop at the prefecture of Xia. The emperor was angry that he secretly ordered the commandant at Xia Prefecture to execute <mask>. Emperor Gaozu relented after Xu submitted a petition urging him to spare <mask>.Around the same time, the leader of the Kaishan Tribe rebelled against Tang rule and attacked Kui Prefecture. <mask> the Duke of Zhao Commandery was defeated and killed by 800 men when he tried to fight Ran. <mask> and <mask> submitted strategies against each other. <mask> <mask>'s assistant was made by Emperor Gaozu after he approved of <mask>'s plans. As <mask> was still inexperienced, Emperor Gaozu put <mask> in charge of most of the operations, even though <mask> was formally commander of the operations. The emperor commissioned <mask>, with <mask> as his assistant, to launch a major attack on Xiao Xian's state, with <mask> and the other generals attacking on other. The Yangtze River was flowing quickly at that time.The rapid water was a good opportunity to launch a surprise attack on Jiangling, according to <mask>. After defeating the Liang general, <mask> put Jiangling under siege, cutting off Xiao Xian's communications with the armies in the rest of his territory. The floating of the ships that they captured down the Yangtze would confuse the relief forces and make them believe that Jiangling had already fallen. Xiao didn't know that the relief forces were only a few days away. <mask> did not allow pillaging or revenge against the generals who had persuaded Xiao to surrender. After hearing of Jiangling's fall, the Liang provinces submitted to Tang. Xiao was delivered to Chang'an by <mask>.The Duke of Yongkang was created for his accomplishments. The modern Guangdong and Guangxi region, which had submitted to Xiao Xian and another rebel ruler, <mask> the Emperor of Chu, to submit to Tang, was persuaded by Emperor Gaozu to head south. <mask> was able to convince several of the most powerful people in the region to submit to Tang. The commandant at Gui Prefecture was <mask>. While <mask>wei was at Chang'an, he declared himself the Emperor of Song, despite the fact that he had rebelled against Tang rule. The Emperor ordered <mask> to attack Fu again, making <mask> <mask>'s assistant, as well as sending other generals to attack Fu from other fronts. The Song generals were defeated at multiple battles by <mask> and <mask>.Fu ordered his generals to take up position at Mount Bowang and not to engage <mask>, but to wear him down. When Feng and Chen's food supplies ran low, they challenged <mask>, who cut off their supply route. <mask> used the weaker segment of his forces to battle Feng and Chen after being told by some officers that he should attack the Song capital Danyang directly. The attackers were <mask> and <mask>. Fu was captured by the local men and delivered to Danyang. The emperor said that <mask> was the fatal illness for Xiao and Fu. How could they surpass him?<mask> was put in charge of the region and <mask> was his assistant. After the region had seen a lot of bloodshed, it was said that <mask> made a difference. In 625, Eastern Tujue attacked Taiyuan, and <mask> led some of his troops north to resist. The other Tang generals were defeated by Eastern Tujue forces, but <mask> was able to keep his troops. In 626, when Eastern Tujue attacked again, <mask> was made the commandant at Ling Prefecture, and he tried to cut off Eastern Tujue's return path. It was said that <mask> and <mask> refused to speak about the matter because they were afraid of being killed by <mask>ng, the Crown Prince. In 626, <mask> set a show down for <mask>ng and another brother, <mask>ji the Prince of Qi, killing them, and then effectively forced Emperor Gaozu to create him crown prince and then pass the throne to him.<mask> was made the minister of justice after serving in Emperor Taizong's administration. He became the acting head of the legislative bureau of the government, a post considered one for a chancellor. He was made the minister of war. In the new year 630, Eastern Tujue was in turmoil, with the Tuli Khan Ashina Shibobi attacking his nephew and khan. In a surprise manner, <mask> launched his attack from Mayi through the southern part of Hohhot, capturing the important city of the same name. In fear, Ashina Duobi retreated. secret messengers were sent to convince his associate to surrender.The Prince of Sui was created by Eastern Tujue, and one of them took Emperor Yang's wife and her grandson. Ashina Duobi offered to submit and pay homage to Emperor Taizong, but was still considering fleeing with his forces. <mask> was sent as an envoy by Taizong, but also ordered to escort Ashina Duobi. After joining forces with <mask>, <mask> read between the lines and believed that Emperor Taizong's order was to attack Ashina Duobi. They killed Sui's Princess Yicheng and defeated Ashina Duobi's remaining forces. After fleeing further, Ashina Duobi was captured by the generals. The Eastern Tujue's nobles were submitted to <mask>.Emperor Taizong gave a general pardon and ordered his people to eat for five days. The Duke of Dai was created by him. Xiao Yu accused <mask> of allowing his soldiers to plunder the Eastern Tujue treasury when he returned to the capital. Emperor Taizong increased the size of his fief and gave him silk. He told <mask> that people had accused him of hurting them. I know this now. Please don't mind it.He gave <mask> more silk. The head of the executive bureau of government was made a chancellor post in 630. <mask> was thought to be a virtue because he spoke very little when talking with other chancellors. <mask> was very sure that Taizong didn't trust his high officials. He tried to keep a low profile in order to not raise Taizong's suspicion. Emperor Taizong wanted to send some officials to examine the circuits in the empire to see if the local officials were capable, to find out whether the people were suffering, to comfort the poor, and to select capable people to serve in civil service. Emperor Taizong didn't want to stay at Chang'an to look at his own faults, so he sent <mask> and 12 other officials to the circuits to look at them.The Ji'nei Circuit is roughly modern Shaanxi. After this tour, <mask> requested to retire because he had a foot illness. After he gets better, Emperor Taizong ordered that he visit the legislative and examination bureaus every two or three days to serve as an alternative head. Tuyuhun attacked Tang. It would have been wonderful to have <mask> as commander, said Emperor Taizong when he was considering who to send as the commander. He personally met with the chancellor and offered to be the commander. <mask> was made the commander by Emperor Taizong, assisted by the other generals Hou Junji, <mask>, <mask>g, and <mask>n.The Tang generals believed that they should retreat because Tuyuhun burned the grass on the fields to try to cut off the Tang horses' food supplies. The wives and sons of Tuyuhun's Busabo Khan Murong Fuyun were captured after Hou and <mask> jing pushed deep into Tuyuhun territory. Murong Fuyun was killed by his subordinates after his son surrendered. Tang forces largely withdrew after Emperor Taizong created a new khan. On one occasion, <mask> rebuked Gao for arriving late, but did not punish him. The official and the man who was displeased with <mask>'s rebuke were both accused of being traitors. There was no evidence found in the matter.Despite pleas by others that Gao contributed to Emperor Taizong's ambush of <mask>ng, they were accused of false accusations and exiled. <mask> did not see his relatives often from this point on, and he refused to receive guests. As part of Emperor Taizong's scheme to give prefectures on his relatives and great generals and officials as their permanent domain, <mask> was given the post of prefect of Pu Prefecture. With many objections to the system, Emperor Taizong decided to cancel the scheme and keep <mask>'s title. Under the precedents of the great Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong ordered that a large tomb be made in the shape of Mount Tie in Eastern Tujue territory and Mount Jishi in Tuyuhun territory. When Emperor Taizong commissioned the Portraits at Lingyan Pavilion to commemorate the 24 great contributors to Tang rule, <mask>'s portrait was one of them. When Taizong was going to attack Goguryeo, he summoned <mask>.The duke was told by Emperor Taizong that he cleared the desert to the north and settled the Murong to the west. Goguryeo has not submitted. What do you think? In the past, your subject depended on your power to give me minor contributions. I am old and my bones are weak, but I am willing to go despite my sickness if Your Imperial Majesty doesn't look down on me. Emperor Taizong decided not to send <mask> because he was sick. Taizong personally led an unsuccessful attack on Goguryeo.Prior to Emperor Taizong's own death, <mask> was buried with great honor near his own tomb. One of the best generals and strategists of Tang Dynasty wrote several books about military doctrine. Some of his work was cited in an encyclopedia about the historic politic system in China. Duke <mask> of Wei Answering Emperor Taizong of Tang (/, Tng Tizng L Wigng Wndu) is one of the Seven Military Classics of China. They didn't like The Art of war, Zhuge liang strategies book and New Book of Mengde. The Old Book of Tang and the New Book of Tang do not mention the work in their biographies of <mask>. There are many Chinese folk tales and novels written by <mask>.Taiping Guangji is a record of stories from the Song Dynasty. The novel Romance of Sui and Tang was written by the author Chu Renhuo. The late Tang Dynasty short story Biography of the Dragon-Beard Man, written by the official Du Guangting, was the novel that most prominently features <mask>. There is no evidence that any of the fictional treatments of <mask>'s life had bases in fact. The novel was set more than 2,000 years before the historical <mask>, but it had a substantial character named <mask>, who was apparently borrowing a number of the real <mask>'s personal characteristics. The Old Book of Tang is the subject of Emperor Taizong's campaign against Tuyuhun. 67.The new book is called Tang. 93. There are three vols. 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, 186, The Chancellors under Emperor Taizong of Tang were Military strategists Northern Zhou people Sui dynasty people Tang dynasty generals at war against the Gktrks Tang dynasty writers.

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title: Alfred Bailey (poet)

texts: <mask> was a Canadian educator, poet, anthropologist, and academic administrator. He received his degree from the UNB in 1927 and is the son of a professor. He was editor of The High School of Quebec Magazine and verse editor of The Brunswickian at UNB. <mask> earned his MA at the University of Toronto in 1929. He was introduced to the poetry of T.S. and became friends with several people. There is a man named Eliot. <mask> was a reporter for the Toronto Mail and Empire.He received his PhD from the University of Toronto in 1934. He was introduced to "leftist politics" and the poetry of Dylan Thomas while studying at the London School of Economics. He was the assistant director and associate curator at the New Brunswick Museum from 1935 to 1938. The president of UNB offered to make <mask> the head of a new Department of History if the provincial government would give enough money for it. <mask> was the head of the new department for 30 years. <mask> instituted colonial American studies at the UNB, which led to a closer liaison between the UNB and the University of Maine in the 1960s. The New England - Atlantic Provinces Study Center at Orono was established in 1966.The Bliss Carman Society was founded by <mask>. The meetings of the society were held at his home. The Fiddlehead was established in 1945 and is Canada's longest-running literary journal. <mask> was the CEO of the UNB Library. From 1966 to 1969 he was the Vice President (Academic) at UNB. He retired in 1970. He was a poet from college through retirement.Songs of the Saguenay is one of his books of poetry. <mask> <mask>'s seminal work in ethnohistory, The Conflict of European and Eastern Algonkian Cultures, 1504-1700: A Study in Canadian Civilization, was republished by the University of Toronto in 1969. He created the field of ethnohistory in Canada. His 1972 collection Culture and Nationality: Essays by A.G<mask> confirmed his status as a cultural historian. From conservative beginnings that echoed strongly the romantic tones of late 19th-century verse, <mask> evolved into a contemporary poet whose statement was full of the surrounding reality and whose imagination ranged widely and wisely. <mask> was appointed Professor Emeritus at UNB. He received three degrees of honor.He is a member of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, the National Library advisory board, and the Governor General's Literary Awards committee. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in 1951. He was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1978. The <mask> G. <mask> Undergraduate Scholarship is awarded annually to a UNB student. <mask> <mask> has influenced a generation of younger poets. Poems about the Saguenay can be found in the Publications. Chronicle-Telegraph Publications was published in Quebec City in 1927.There is a poetry book. The Ryerson Press was published in Toronto in 1930. The border river is a body of water. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart in 1952. The Drowned Island Toronto: McClelland and Stewart was written in 1973. Miramichi Lightning is a collection of poems by <mask>. Fiddlehead Poetry Books was nominated for the 1981 Governor General's Awards.Goose Lane Editions was in Fredericton in 1996. The Conflict of European and Eastern Algonkian Culture 1504-1700 is a study in Canadian Civilization. The University of Toronto was founded in 1934. Saint John, 1937 has two chapters omitted. In 1969 Toronto: U of Toronto P. Culture and Nationality was written by A. G<mask>. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart in 1972."Overture to Nationhood." The literary history of Canada. Toronto: U of Toronto P. The letters of James and Ellen Robb were written in the early 19th century. The Royal Society of Canada has officers of the Order of Canada Writers from Quebec City University.

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title: Alex Henshall

texts: <mask> is an English footballer who plays for Wantage Town. <mask> joined Manchester City at the age of 16 and began his football career with his hometown club. After making his Football League debut for Bristol Rovers, he went on to sign a permanent contract with the latter. A couple of months with Kilmarnock preceded a loan to Blackpool. He played for a number of non-league football teams before returning to Nuneaton in 2019. He was a member of the England team at the European Under 17 Championships and the World Cup. At the age of eight, <mask> joined the youth setup of his hometown Football League club, Swindon Town.He was a member of the team that reached the quarter-finals of the Milk Cup Section Junior and shared the Player of the Tournament award with Hallam Hope. He would have become the club's player if Danny Wilson had brought him on as a substitute for the Football League Trophy match against Exeter City in October 2009. After finishing school, he signed for Manchester City for an undisclosed fee. He made a positive start to his City career, winning the penalty that led to an 8–0 win over Empor Berlin in a pre-season tour of Germany in July 2010. Scott Sellars said that <mask> looked like a real talent. He went out on loan after appearing for City's under-19s in both seasons of the NextGen Series. He joined Chesterfield on a one-month loan deal after interest in taking <mask> came to nothing.He made his club and Football League debut the next day, replacing Jay O'Shea in the 53rd minute of a 1–0 defeat at home to League Two leaders Gillingham. He made his first start three days later in a goalless draw with Aldershot Town, and was replaced at half-time by Jack Lester. His loan deal was extended until the end of the season. On 17 October, <mask> signed a month's loan for Bristol Rovers of League Two. John Ward said that <mask> came looking for an opportunity to get his career going again. Manchester City had high hopes for him, and the ambitious <mask> hoped to use the loan spell to "ignite his career in the premier league". He liked to run at defenders and was quite direct in his play.He replaced Ryan Brunt in the 63rd minute of a 1–0 defeat at home to Wycombe. He scored his first senior goal in a 2–1 defeat away to Stanley. Ward thought that he was not going to force his way into the team. He joined the club on a youth loan until the end of the season. He was let go by Manchester City. <mask> joined Ipswich Town on a two-year contract after making no first-team appearances during his loan spell. He said it was an easy decision because he liked working for Mick McCarthy.He made his debut on August 12th in a League Cup match in which he was a part of. On January 9, 2015, <mask> joined his Championship rivals Blackpool on a month's loan. He came on as a substitute in the 61st minute of the 1–0 win over Millwall. After one more appearance, <mask> returned to his parent club because of a knee injury. At the end of the season, McCarthy said that although he felt <mask> should have been in the first-team squad more often, he had shown a positive attitude and the opportunity was still there. His contract was terminated by mutual consent at the end of the January transfer window after he was made available for transfer. <mask> signed a contract with the club on March 30, 2016 and will be with the club until the end of the season.He was released at the end of his contract. He went into the 2016–17 season without a club after turning down options. He joined up with Margate in December of 2016 after training with Yeovil Town. He moved up a division after playing just one National League South match, against Welling United. He made seven National League appearances, all but one off the bench, and three more in the FA Trophy. <mask> joined Nuneaton Town of the National League North. Tommy Wright said he was excited about the player's "reputation and pedigree" but also because he wanted to be the manager that gets this talent and potential back out of him so that he can hit the heights he should have done by now.He made six league starts in the first couple of months of the season, but his season was disrupted by injury, worsened by what Wright later described as a misdiagnosis, and he left the club before his contract ended. Wright signed Henshall for his new club, the National League North club, citing "unfinished business" after he returned to fitness. He was released at the end of the season and signed for Nuneaton. He joined the company on a month's loan. His contract with Nuneaton was terminated on January 3, 2020. He played for two teams in the Southern League in the 2020–21 season. He dropped down to Division One Central to play for Wantage Town.<mask> made his England under-16 debut on October 15, 2009, in a 1–0 win against Wales, and appeared twice more at that level. In the first round of the Nordic Tournament, he made his debut for the under 17 team. In the final, <mask> played 67 minutes before being replaced. He scored his first goal for the side in a 2–2 draw with Portugal in the Algarve tournament. He played in all of England's games at the Under 17 Championships in 2011. He was part of the England team that played in the final group-stage game at the U17 World Cup, where they lost to Uruguay but still made it to the quarter-finals. There are External links at the Football Association website.The players are from Manchester City. The players are from Chesterfield F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from Ipswich Town F.C. The players are from Blackpool. The players are from Kilmarnock F.C. F.C. players from Margate.The players are from Braintree Town F.C. The players are from Nuneaton. The players are from Darlington F.C. The players are from Supermarine F.C. The players are from Stratford Town F.C. The players are from Banbury United F.C. Town F.C. wants players.Football players from the English Football League, Scottish Professional Football League, National League, and Southern Football League.

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title: Roman Rozdolsky

texts: He was a prominent Ukrainian Marxian scholar, historian and political theorist. The Making of Marx's Capital was a seminal text in the rediscovery of Marx's critique of political economy. As well as influenced Postone. At that time in the Austro-Hungarian empire, <mask> was born in Lemberg and died in Detroit, MI. Osyp Rosdolsky was a Ukrainian theologian, ethnographer and translator. Danylo was <mask>'s uncle. <mask>'s grandparents were priests of the Greek Catholic Church and supporters of the independence of the Ukrainian nation.A family friend is Ivan Franko. He was a member of the Ukrainian socialist Drahomanov Circles. He was drafted in the imperial army in 1915 and edited the journal Klyi in 1917. He studied law in the Czech Republic and founded the International Revolutionary Social Democracy. The International Revolutionary Socialist Youth of Galizia was founded during World War I. He was a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Eastern Galicia, as well as a leading publicist of the Vasylkivtsi group of the Ukrainian Communists. He was expelled from the Communist Party at the end of the 1920s after he refused to condemn Trotsky.He was a correspondent in Vienna for the Marx-Engels Institute. He met his wife Emily in 1927. He moved back to L'viv in 1934 after the labour movement in Austria was stifled. He survived internment for three years in the concentration camps of Auschwitz, Ravensbrck and Oranienburg after being arrested by the Gestapo in 1942. He failed to get a university post when he worked as an independent scholar in the USA. He used pseudonyms such as "<mask>cz" and "P.Suk". ", "Tenet" and "W.S."The Making of Marx's Capital, a scholarly exegesis on Marx's work, is mostly known in the English-speaking world. Many previous interpretations of Das Kapital were overturned by the collection of essays. He published more on historical topics. He had a close relationship with many well known Marxist writers, including Ernest Mandel, Paul Mattick, and Karl Korsch. The National Question was the only Marxist critique of Marx by Mandel. "The Distribution of the Agrarian Product in Feudalism" was published in English in 1951. "On the nature of peasant serfdom in Central and Eastern Europe" was published in the Journal of Central European Affairs.The year 1952. "A Revolutionary Parable on the Equality of Men" was published in 1963. 3 was published in 1963. 29–93. "Worker and Fatherland" is a note on a passage. There is a science and society. 29, 1965, pp.It was printed in Bob Jessop and Dennis Wheatley. Karl Marx thought about social and political issues. The book was written in London: Routledge. "Method of Marx's Capital" was written in 1974. Number 3 is a new German Critique. The Making of Marx's Capital was published in 1977. Pluto Press was published in London in 1977.The National Question in the Revolution of 1848 was discussed in 1986. Critique books, 1987. The first published in Critique was in 1986. A memoir of Birkenau. Introd. John-Paul Himka. There is a monthly review.39, no. In January 1988, pp. 8. 33–38. The First World War was fought in 1999. Prinkipo Press was published in London in 1999. "The Jewish Orphanage in Cracow" was published in 2009. In: The Online Publications Series of the Center for Urban History of East Central Europe.The International Review for Social History was published in German in 1937. Leyden 1937, pp. 2 229–235. "Die Geschichte der tschechisch-polnischen Beziehungen in der ersten Hlfte des 19. "Jahunderts", in: "Prager Rundschau, Jg. pp. 8 (1938) 114–140"Das jdische Waisenhaus in Krakau" was written in 1948. The article was published in Vienna on 15 April 1948. "Die ostgalizische Dorfgemeinschaft" was written in 1954. In: Vierteljahrschrift fr Sozial. There is a vol. of Franz Steiner Verlag. 41, Nr. pp. 2, 1954.97–15. In: Kyklos, 2 (1956), "Zur neueren Kritik des Marxschen Gesetzes der fallenden Profitrate". In: Kyklos, 3 (1957), there is a review of Martin Trottmann, Zur Interpretation und Kritik der Zusammenbruchstheorie von Henryk Grossmann. 353–355. "Die exoterische Marx" was written in 1957. Wrdigung der Marxschen Lohntheorie I–III was published. Nr. 11 1957pp. pp. 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389, 389,  Karl Marx was in 1959 The Marx-Interpretation, Kyklos. There is an Internationale Zeitschrift fr Sozialwissenschaften. XII 1959 Basel, pp.27–56 "Joan Robinsons Marx-Kritik" was published in 1959 Nr. 13 1959 pp. 178–3 and 204–212. 1959 'Zur Analyse der russischen Revolution' was written. The edited version of Historische und aktuelle Fragen des Sozialismus was published in 1978.The grosse Steuer- und Agrarreform Josefs II was published in 1961. There is a Kapitel in the sterreichischen Wirtschafts. Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe was born in Warsaw. "Archivalische Miszellen ber O. Bauer" was written in 1963. The International Review of Social History is a journal. pp. 8(1963) 437–437.In: Etudes de Marxologie, no.7 in 1963, there is "La Neue Rheinische Zeitung et les Juifs". "Ein neomarxistisches Lehrbuch der politischen konomie" was written in 1963. There is an Internationale Zeitschrift fr Sozialwissenschaften. pp. 626–662. "Archivalische Miszellen ber Otto Bauer" was written in 1963. The International Review of Social History is an anthology of social history.pp. 437–437, 1963. 1963, "K. Marx und "Privatsekretr" Th. The name of the person is Sanders. The International Review of Social History was published. pp. 8(1963) 281–289."Archivalische Miszellen ber Otto Bauer" was written in 1963. The International Review of Social History is an anthology of social history. pp. 437–437, 1963. The Begriff der Natur in der Lehre von Marx was reviewed in 1963. The Schweizer Zeitschrift fr Volkswirtschaft und Statistik was published. 524–526, 1963.In 1965, "Die Rolle des Zufalls und der "Grossen Mnner" was written. The fifth edition of Kritik, Vol 5. 14, 1977, p. 67-96. In 1966 "Die serbische Sozialdemokratie und die Stockholmer Konferenz von 1917" was published. pp. 6-7 587–587. 1968 "Einige Bemerkungen ber die Methode des Marxschen "Kapitals".The politischen konomie heute is in. 100 years ago, "Kapital". Europische Verlagsanstalt, pp. 9–21 of 1968. 1969 "Der Streit um die polnisch-russischen Staatsgrenzen anlsslich des polnischen Aufstandes von 1863" pp. 9( 1969) 157–180.2 unverffentlichte Arbeiten ber d. Internationale d. sterr. Sozialdemokratie. Comments were made about the author and the edited texts. Verlag fr d. Studium d. Arbeiterbewegung was published in 1973. In 1976 die Bauernabgeordneten was in the sterreichischen Reichstag. It was introduced by Eduard Mrz.Europaverlag was published in Vienna in 1976. Maria Theresia and Joseph II were Reformen in 1992. Von Zabern was from Mainz. Zur nationalen Frage took place in 1979. Friedrich Engels had a problem with the Vlker. Antonio Moscato wrote "La situazione rivoluzionaria in Austria nel 1918 e la politica dei socialdemocratici" in 2007. Le pace necessaria: 1918, la socialdemocrazia, la tragedia russa.The year 2007. "Do historij "Krawego Roku" 1846" was written in 1962 in Polish. In: Kwartalnik Historyczny. The year was 1958. The dawnej Galicji was the site of the 1962 Stosunki Poddacze. Warsaw, Pastwowe Wydawnictwo. "Spowied" Goslara.Kwartalnik Historyczny was published in 1962. "Sojuzu vyzvolennja Ukrajny" was written in 1969. In: Ukrajan'kik Samostijnik. pp. pp. 31-40 pp. 29-35 pp. 38-42pp. 33-39 pp. 32-39. "Fridrych Engel's pro Ukrajinu" was written in Ukrainian in 1927. In: Chervonyj Shliakh. 161–186, 1927, Nr. Do istorii ukrains'koho livo-sotsiialistychnoho rukhu v Halychyni.In: Vpered, 1951. 3-4. In April 1968, Quatrime Internationale published "Roman Rosdolsky (1898-1967)" by Ernest Mandel. Intercontinental Press (New York) published an English translation of "<mask>ky - a genuine Marxist scholar". In: Science & Society, Vol., there is a Dutch translation of the Obituary of Emily Rosdolsky. 42 (1978) Nr. 2, pp.The biographical details are provided. "<mask>ky 1897-1967: an introduction" was written by Anson G. Rabinbach. There is a new German critique. pp. 3, Autumn 1974. 56–61 In 1992, '<mask> (1898-1967) as Historiker Galiziens und der Habsburgermonarchie', was written by Ralph Melvile. Maria Theriasia and Joseph II are Reformens in Mainz."On <mask> as a Guide to the Politics of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung" was published in Science & Society. 63, Nr 2, pp. The Nonhistoric' Peoples were reviewed. There is a critique of <mask> by Raya Dunayevskaya. Ukrainian scholars have contributed to economics. The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute has sources and documents. The city of Cambridge, Mass.The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute was published in 1984 in Harvard University Press. The Reconsideration of the Traditional Marxist Debate on the Schemes of Reproduction on New Methodological Grounds: Comments was written by John Paul Himka. Ukrainian scholars have contributed to economics. The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute has sources and documents. The city of Cambridge, Mass. The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute was published in 1984. "Um intelectual em tempos de extremos" was written by Joo Antonio de Paula.Nova Economia was published in 2007. "<mask>ky 1897-1967: An introduction" was written by Anson G. Rabinbach. There is a new German critique. pp. 3 (Autumn, 1974) 56–61 The International Institute of Social History has External links.

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title: George-Maran Varthalitis

texts: <mask> was born in Greece in the region of Athens and is the third child of the poet <mask> and his wife. He is a Greek artist and is a life member of UNESCO. There is an International Arts Conference. His works can be found in many places. <mask> graduated with honors from the Academy of Florence with a scholarship from the Catholic Church of Greece. He studied Byzantine hagiography, fresco painting and tessellation after attending a course on traditional building conservativism. <mask> has based some of his art works on theories.These theories are summarized in the following sections. His first theory is "The temporary attribution of love in a painting and the expulsion of a modular emotional fall". The inner greatest procedure is what he approaches love through. The chapter is part of a larger theoretical work that includes Birth, Knowledge, Creation, Love, Betrayal and Death. Theoretical proposal in approaching a conceptual platform of painting art works and structures in a shape is his second theory. Adding a ninth unit to the point of view of the multiple ingenuities of Howard Gardner is a theory that is approaching the point of view. For the sake of the iconological conclusion we want to make, each ingenuity is illustrated by the form of an Icon-Ingenuities and by the form of a puzzle.A psychographic result arises from the completion of the Icon-Puzzle, which shows the mental and psychological state of the co- creator. The co- creator is taking an act in the final work, which is permanent until a possible reconstitution of the art, stock of stable truth throughout time. His third theory is called "Beautiful decay". The subject of the modern human living in cities, his thoughts, his actions, his decisions, his ethics, his egoism, his competitiveness, his unwillingness, are his key characteristics. The decrease of his social and altruistic behavior is obvious. According to Maran <mask>, justice belongs to individual structures. The pneumatic identification of modern human with dogmatism is leading to manipulation, together with other factors, of public opinion and the deprivation of individuality."The truth of falsehood" is his fourth theory. According to Maran Varthalitis, it is certain that reality is experienced sensitively, while individuals understand and translate it mentally. The notion of what constitutes reality and the elements it contains, so that it defines the meaning of "I exist and perceive" at a specific time or not, through the image, results from the outcome. Conclusion and the subjectivism of the moment give the futility of truth. The legitimacy of truth in relation to the charm of falsehood, which everyone hopes to be true, offers a compulsive but not honest balance, since fabrication can work amelioratingly and orthographically within reality. While stepping to the edges of what experts call aborderline personality, reality and its counterfeit version brings a great psychological burden. Falsehood and truth are a necessary condition of reality in both art and life.Maran <mask> argues that if we extend the mysterious notion of "mass poisoning", we are talking about the deception of public opinion. Even though it uses the same methods, the poisoning surpasses the rumour. Although it contains deception and falsehood, it is not a fraud. Even though its subordinates are enjoying the results, it is not a hoax. Although it contains propagandising, it is not propaganda. Even though Mass Media are being used, it is not brainwashing. The concept of truth is different from the concept of space and time."Non-oblivion" is what the word truth means, according to Homer. We could argue that truth is the closest and most complete description of a particular event or object, without forgetting its essential characteristics. Agorakritus prays before he gets in a fight with Kleon. The concept of propaganda was born in the Vatican in 1622 A.D. The communist, fascist, Nazi, and other forms of propaganda followed, leading to various socio-political and advertisement propagandas with long-made falsehoods. Maran <mask> suggests that there is an optimistic perception that the truth will defeat falsehood and that light will overcome darkness. Perhaps that is the most prominent dream of religions, of great movements and social reformers, according to him.He argues that we need to investigate the field of truth. We would be moving into a society without lying, hypocrisy and delusions if we were able to do so. He believes that this could be the greatest collective illusion of history because of the fact that false consciousness and falsehood are at the same time. It is possible that consciousness is false. We don't mind the truth of nature. The revelation of truth is affected by the inability to perceive universality. falsehood as being an individual's truth is settled in collective andInterpersonal relationships because of the distance between the socially acknowledged truth and our own.A false image can serve a truth, and the art through a lot of lies can cause real emotions. By looking at the core of our being and our thinking, we are frightened in front of our truth. Modern society is assisting it with fake and counterfeit values and shows in an environment of ideological and aesthetic confusion. According to George - Maran <mask>, lying acts as a sieve to filter the truth. Its constitution and acceptance are intertwined with it. If the peace of the soul is desired, falsehood is a phenomenon of the daily practice of life. It doesn't always follow the truth.Legal provisions, moral checks, transcendental explorations, law, the "good", the "divine", the authorities (lawyers-MPs-priests), are always defining clearly the falsity region; laws, principles and rules by people for people, from one era to another Even in a false way, the concept of falsehood is entangled. He concludes that art does not present false truths but true lies. Maran <mask> was awarded for his contribution to art and his theories by the following committees: UNESCO, 2005, at World expo UNESCO in Brazil, for his artworks based on his second theory titled "Theoretical proposal in approaching a conceptual platform of painting art works and The International Arts Federation is a non profit organization. At the World expo I.A.F. His third theory is called "Beautiful Decay".The award "Best European Upcoming Artist" was given at the International Arts Conference. Maran <mask> has done many exhibitions in many countries. The organizations that held them were UNESCO and I.A.F. "The industrial diversity towards the modern man" was the subject of the 1999 Group "The 70". " Human Rights" is part of the World expo I.A.F. "A Moment's Thought" is from Norway, "Me, myself and I" is from Italy, and "Global disasters and human fault" is from Argentina. "Forty-five drawings and a painting for the human person" is a Pan-European Report."The good and evil in human nature", "Religious allegory", and "Living people 20th-century artists 21st-century" are some of the References Living people 20th-century artists 21st-century.

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title: Stuart Woods

texts: <mask> was born on January 9, 1938. <mask> was born in Georgia and graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. After graduating, he joined the Air National Guard and spent two months in basic training before moving to New York, where he worked in the advertising industry. <mask> continued to work in advertising after moving to England at the end of the 1960s. After three years in London, <mask> decided to write a novel based on an old family story he was told when he was a child, and moved to Ireland. He lived in a converted barn on the grounds of Lough Cutra Castle, but only spent two days a week in Dublin writing commercials. When friends took him on their boat in 1966 in Castine, Maine, <mask> took up a new hobby of sailing, an activity that had interested him since the summer of 1973.He learned to sail in one of the club's Mirrors. <mask> named the mirror after his dog. He entered novice contests after tiring of cruising around bays. Unable to find a reliable person to form his crew, <mask> recruited any passing teenager to join him. He finished thirty-ninth out of sixty competitors at the National Championships. Wood's best result of the season was this one. After retiring from the first race, <mask> finished in twenty-fifth place out of seventy boats in the second race, and finished eighth in the third race.The fourth race was canceled due to high winds. He and his crewmate were given a special prize for being the oldest and heaviest crew at the event. He decided to compete in the 1976 Observer Single-handed Trans-Atlantic Race after sailing around Ireland with a friend. <mask>'s grandfather left <mask> enough money to buy a yacht for the race. He ordered a yacht from Ron Holland and worked with him on designing the interior to fit <mask>' needs. After racing a ten-foot plywood dinghy on Sunday afternoons against small children, <mask> spent eighteen months learning more about sailing and celestial navigation while his yacht was being built. He gained more boating experience by sailing from Ireland to England as part of the crew on STY Creidne, a training ship purchased by the Irish Government for the Irish Naval Service, Irish Mist II, Ron Holland's Golden Apple, and as many other yachts that would accept him.He asked Bill King to join him in the August 1975 Multihull Azores Race. <mask> met with publishers about writing a book about his experience in the OSTAR, organized sponsorship for the races, and sent invitations and press releases about the launch of his yacht to the local and national Irish newspapers. Golden Harp was launched in 1975. "Golden" was chosen because it followed the tradition of Ron Holland's other designs, the Golden Apple, Golden Shamrock, and Golden Delicious, and "Harp", as it has long been used as a symbol of Ireland. In August 1975, <mask>, King, and their third crewmember, Shirley Clifford, left from England for The Azores. After feeling unwell on the first day of the race, <mask> and King dropped her off on a coastguard boat in England on the second day. They arrived in Horta after sailing 1400 miles.The smallest boat to finish 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 King returned to Ireland almost immediately, but <mask> spent a month in Horta before sailing Golden Harp the 1300 miles back to Ireland in order to meet the OSTAR's minimum cruise requirement. In the fall of 1975, <mask> appeared on the Irish version of To Tell the Truth with Ron Holland and John McWilliam. A panel had to guess who was lying when three men claimed to be <mask>. The four panellists guessed correctly. Preparing for his OSTAR race, he petitioned the OSTAR Committee to be considered an Irish entry, as although he is an American, he had been living in Ireland for some time, had learned to sail from Irish yachtsmen on Irish boats, and his yacht was Irish designed and built. He will be entered under Irish colors.<mask> wrote an account of his OSTAR experience and was introduced to the publishing house by Ron Holland. Blue Water, Green Skipper was published in 1977. W.W.Norton bought the American publishing rights. Light winds and calms during the 1977 Round Britain Yacht Race led to the cancellation of <mask>' second book. He spent the summer driving 12,000 miles around Great Britain and Ireland writing a guide to country restaurants, inns and hotels after persuading his publishers to allow him to change the scope of the book. He visited over 150 establishments, including ninety-one in England, thirteen in Scotland, eight in Wales, and twenty-six in Ireland. He didn't go to Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands because he didn't want to recommend places where he was afraid to go.A Romantic's Guide to the Country Inns of Britain and Ireland was changed to include a definition of a "romantic" as a person who is susceptible to charm. The first novel by <mask> was published in 1981. <mask> found a police chief's badge in his grandmother's home. The badges were stained with blood and pockmarked with buckshot. His grandfather died 10 years before <mask>on did not promote the book. The paperback edition was printed by Bantam Books. The television mini-series of the same name starred Billy Dee Williams, Stephen Collins, and John Goodman. It was nominated for three awards and one Eddie Award after being broadcast by CBS over three nights. <mask> was the winner of the Best First Novel category from the Mystery Writers of America. Stone Barrington, a former NYPD detective turned lawyer who is of counsel to a prestigious law firm and handles sensitive cases for the firm's prominent clients, but cases with which the firm nonetheless does not wish to be publicly associated, is the focus of <mask>' most prolific series of novels. Stone's frequent exploits with women, travel and fine dining, as well as his frequent use of the New York restaurant Elaine's as a setting, make him a strong recurring character.Stone is an experienced pilot and frequent references are made to his aircraft. <mask> has written several other character-focused series. The characters include Holly Barker, a retired Army major and Florida police chief recruited to become a CIA operative; Ed Eagle, a Santa Fe defense lawyer; and William Henry Lee IV, a Georgia senator who is elected President of the United States. Characters from all of <mask>' novels appear in other series. In a thirty-seven year career, <mask> has published a memoir, a travel book, forty-four novels and twenty-nine New York Times best sellers in hardback. Two completed novels are waiting to be published in January and April of 2011; he has just signed another three-book deal with Putnam. He has increased the number of novels he has written to three a year at the request of his publishers.He started publishing four times a year. Each year he publishes in January, April, June/July and October. <mask> is a licensed, instrument-rated private pilot and bought his first jet airplane. He took delivery of the plane in December of 2013). He is a partner in an 85-foot antique motor yacht, Enticer, built in 1935 and fully restored. The couple live with a dog named Fred in Key West, Florida, on Mount Desert Island, in Maine, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Edgar Award Best First Novel was written by Will Lee.There is a role for Woody in the TV mini-series Run Before the Wind and Deep Lie. It is fun and intriguing. There are links to <mask>'s official website for 20th-century American novelists and 21st-century American novelists.

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title: Hans Adam Dorten

texts: After German defeat in the First World War, <mask> became a leader in the militarily occupied Rhineland. <mask>'s preference was for a Prussia separated from "protestant" Prussia, and economically more aligned with France, but it was not always clearly set out. At the end of 1923, he escaped to Nice in France, where he worked on his memoirs and resumed his legal career. <mask> was born in Endenich and attended primary and secondary schools in Bonn. His father owned a porcelain manufacturing company. After graduating from school, he went on to study Law at a number of universities. In August of 1901, he took his "Civil Service Oath" and also worked at the District Prosecutor's Office in Dsseldorf.In 1912, he was appointed a junior judge at the district court in Waldbrl. A period of military service broke the early progression of his legal career. On December 22, 1912 <mask> disembarked from the recently refurbished and renamed trans-atlantic cruise liner "Victoria Luise" on a visit to the United States with his wife. He intended to visit Cleveland and San Francisco. The State prosecutor in Berlin's District Court Number 3 was appointed during the First World War. Before he could take up his new appointment, however, war interrupted: the opening of August 1914 found Germany scrambling to react to the Austrian declaration of war against Serbia. On August 3, 1914 <mask> was conscripted into the army and changed his career path.He was a junior officer in the 54th "Commando" Corps after serving in the war. He received the Iron Cross medal in Class I and Class II. He was arrested for "violent criticism" of the Kaiser in 1918. He spent his accumulated months of leave entitlement after he was released from the army on December 2, 1918. The Dortens moved to Wiesbaden early in 1919 after a switch to politics. During the socially and politically turbulent months that followed the abdication of the Kaiser, <mask> turned his attention to politics. He had a pro-Rhineland and anti-Socialist agenda.He used his personal assets to finance his activities. He was married to a very rich woman. <mask>'s political objectives were not always clear-cut to other people, but historians believe that his main political objective was to establish a Rhenish Republic as a part of the emerging German state. <mask> had contacts with local political committees and politicians from the political centre, but was unable to get a position of leadership in the movement. He was calling for an economic rapprochement with France because of his uncompromising rejection of any sort of accommodation with the Social Democratic Party. <mask> continued to convene meetings of properly authorized officials and representatives in the Rhineland to try and obtain legitimacy and agreement from the towns and rural districts for the support of his objectives. His efforts were limited in the southern part of the Rhineland.<mask> was able to find allies, including the publisher of the regional newspaper. He held talks with officers from the French army of occupation at his home at Hilda Street 14 in Wiesbaden. <mask> was encouraged to create an independent Rhenish Republic by the French because they believed that it could become part of a larger solution to the German problem. There were rumors that <mask> might be negotiating with the French occupiers. The campaign of passive resistance began after the French military occupation and massive economic burden blamed on being paid to the French were causing real economic hardship. <mask> said that the passive resistance was self-defeating and would ruin the economy. The popular mood was not captured by his pragmatic judgements regarding the economic interests of his region.<mask>'s regional nationalist objectives, as far as the matter can be judged from available sources, involved separating the Rhineland from the "Prussian state" which was widely blamed for the disaster of the war, but his goals always stopped short of complete independence for the Rhineland from the rest of The "president" of the Rhenish Republic was <mask> <mask>. It was impossible to deny that the "putsch" had failed, in the face of large-scale popular protests and opposition from all the relevant groups in the region. <mask> took a position of strict neutrality despite expecting support from the French occupation forces. In the face of opposition from the people and the municipalities, the founders of the Rhenish Republic were unable to pursue their project. The warrant for <mask>'s arrest could not be executed in the Rhineland because of the occupation. The failed "putsch" <mask> did not give up on the Separatist movement.He tried to address a rally on August 26, 1923. <mask> had to pretend to be an American journalist in order to escape the mob that attacked the rebels. <mask> played a leading role in the attempt to establish a Rhenish Republic in 1923. He and Josef Matthes formed a "provisional government of the Rhenish Republic" in Koblenz. He proclaimed a government for the southern part of the Rhineland in Bad Ems. The insurrection failed because of a falling off in support from the French military authorities. On the night of December 31, 1923 and January 1, 1924, <mask> <mask> left France and settled at Nice in the south-eastern part of the country.He took French citizenship in 1928 after returning to work as a lawyer. The title of his memoires was "La Tragédie Rhénane". The German language translation of the volume was published in 1979. There are references to German judges and politicians from the University of Bonn.

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title: Long Boret

texts: The last prime minister of the Khmer Republic was <mask>, who was in office from December 23, 1973, to April 17, 1975. During the Cambodian Civil War, he tried to negotiate a peace settlement with the Khmer Rouge. He was executed by the Khmer Rouge. He is one of two prime ministers who have died in office. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Neang Ieng Buth. He studied in France and Cambodia before returning to Cambodia to work in the Royal Treasury. He was the youngest member of parliament when he was elected to parliament.He was re-elected to Parliament in 1962, after serving as a deputy Secretary of State for Labor and Social Action. Many of the romance stories he wrote were published in newspapers. He was forced to resign as State Secretary for Finance after publicly opposing the decision to nationalize banks. He was re-elected to his parliamentary seat in 1966. He was the Foreign Minister from 1972 to 1973. He became Prime Minister of Cambodia on December 9, 1973. He became a member of the executive board on April 2, 1974.On April 8, 1975, he tried to negotiate a peace settlement with representatives of the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge captured Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, on April 17, 1975. <mask> refused to be evacuated despite being on a death list announced from Beijing by Norodom Sihanouk. He was younger than both Lon Nol and Sirik Matak. I went to see him on April 12 to ask him to take his family out of Phnom Penh, but he said he thought his life was not in danger. General Sutsakhan said that on the morning of April 17 <mask> decided to leave the city with his family. <mask> and his family were unable to board the last helicopter out of the city, as reported by General Sak and Jon Swain.Ambassador Dean stated in his memoir that <mask> thought he could have a dialogue with the Khmer Rouge. He raced to the airport with his family in a jeep to try and get out of the country. They got on a helicopter at the airport. The officer shoved him off the helicopter. The helicopter took off. <mask> and his family were killed by the Khmer Rouge. Three people were outside of the French Embassy when <mask>ret was last seen.<mask>'s face was empty of expression as a black Citron pulled up and he got out. He muttered a short sentence when we asked how he was. His thoughts were not there. He joined the line of prisoners after surrendering to the Khmer Rouge. I admired his courage. He looks wretched when <mask> arrives in a car driven by his wife. His eyes are big.He looks at the ground. He knows what he faces. I want to go away but I have to say something to him. I told <mask>ret what a brave thing he had done for his country and that I admired him for it. <mask>ret tries to respond but cannot. He mumbles 'Thank you'. We have to leave him.The "Committee for Wiping Out Enemies" was organized by Koy Thuon, a Khmer Rouge deputy front commander. The first action was to execute Lon Nol. The execution took place on the grounds of the Cercle Sportif. He was beheaded but other reports say he was executed by a firing squad. The High Political Council that dissolved a day earlier was replaced by a four-man executive council. A new Cabinet was formed on June 17, 1974. The post of commander-in-chief of the armed forces was eliminated by President Lon Nol on March 11, 1975.The peace talks with the Khmer Rouge were unsuccessful. On April 17, 1975, <mask> surrendered to the Khmer Rouge in front of the French Embassy. John Gunther Dean was the US Ambassador to Cambodia from 1974-75. The US pulled out of Cambodia. The people of the Vietnam War were executed in 1975, and the Cambodian people were executed in 1933.

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title: Robert MacLaren

texts: <mask><mask> is a British ophthalmologist who has led the way in the treatment of diseases of the eye. He is a professor at both the University of Oxford and the University College London. He is a consultant at both the Oxford Eye Hospital and the Great Ormond Street Hospital. He is a consultant at the Moorfields Eye Hospital. MacLaren is a lead researcher for the speciality of Ophthalmology. He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a member of the research committee of Euretina. <mask> was born in 1966.His father was a photographer. MacLaren graduated from the University of Edinburgh Medical School in 1985 with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery. The University of Oxford gave Dr. MacLaren an academic doctorate between 1992 and 1995 He received a doctorate for his work. He attended courses at Yale University when he was an undergrad. MacLaren was appointed Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Oxford. He was made a professor at the Institute of Ophthalmology in February of the same year.He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists. MacLaren is a professor in Oxford University's Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences and is based in the John Radcliffe Hospital. MacLaren is described as one of the stars of the field. This combines practical skills in eye surgery with clinical academic application in research, to investigate the diseases of the eye 'from bench to bedside': aiming to improve patient outcomes, at least by arresting or slowing the progress of a disease. Once the processes of the diseases are understood, new surgical technologies are furthering the options for a surgical solution and new ophthalmic technologies have created a variety of implants. Gene therapy and stem-cell therapy can be used to treat inherited conditions. MacLaren is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon for the Oxford University Hospitals.The majority of his surgical work is done at the Oxford Eye Hospital, which is located on Headington Hill in Oxford. He has been a consultant vitreoretinal surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London. He was awarded the annual King James IV Professorship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2007. He is one of the first surgeons in the world to have created a 'bionic eye'. He is a pioneer in robot-assisted surgery. The world's first Retinal Gene-Therapy Surgery was performed by MacLaren at the Moorfields hospital. Moorfields is in London.Mr. <mask> is a young man with Leber's Congenital Amaurosis. A valid copy of the RPE65 gene was implanted in one eye to patch the blind-spot and restore function. It took a needle through the eye to lift the retina and insert the new genes. The trial was funded by the Health Innovation Challenge Fund. It addressed the progress of the disease choroideremia, in which a faulty gene, CHM, leads to a loss of REP1 protein, affecting the RPE and causing progressive loss of vision. A 'good copy' of the REP1 gene, administered through an adeno-associated virus, was given to a Bristol barrister. The results of the trial appeared promising and lasting, and further work was authorized to see if the process could eventually be applied to more common conditions.The trials tested the ability of an electronic retina to replace a damaged one in patients with the hereditary condition retinitis pigmentosa. The company that developed the implants is German. The devices require a power-plant to be inserted behind the ear. The AlphaIMS device was tested in a pilot trial. The supporting power-plant procedure was done by two people. MacLaren and Mr. Tim Jackson worked on the main operation at Oxford. Chris James was a council worker.MacLaren suggested that if the trial was successful, an electronic retina could become standard for patients with retinitis pigmentosa. He warned that current devices were not suitable to treat diseases of the eye. Mr. Jackson and Prof. MacLaren operated on five patients in the UK and one in London during that year. The Alpha AMS device was implanted in the first patient in Oxford on 8 June 2015, again with MacLaren carrying out the procedure. The delicate nature of the eye meant that surgical operations were beyond the capabilities of the human hand. MacLaren and Dr. Thomas Edwards performed the world's first robot-assisted operation inside the eye. The patient was the Rev.A local priest is Dr. William Beaver. The operation was called the 'R2D2 Trial' because it was testing the safety and efficacy of the R2D2 device. The robot's tolerance would have allowed work to 1000th millimetre if the operation had taken place at the back of the eye. MacLaren said that with robotic systems, a whole new chapter of eye surgery had just begun. Severe sight loss is one of the most common causes of retinitis pigmentosa. It was very difficult to clone the RPGR gene because it contains a repetitive sequence of purine bases in the DNA with a large section. MacLaren and his research team were able to engineer a stable version of RPGR using a form of gene editing known as codon-optimisation.Nightstar sponsored the first gene therapy trial for X-linked retinitis pigmentosa. One of England and the UK's leading centers for medical research is the OxfordNIHR Biomedical Research Centre. Since the establishment of a second BRC in Oxford, it is sometimes referred to as 'Oxford (OUH) NIHR BRC'. The University of Oxford is the Academic partner of the OxBRC. MacLaren was appointed to be a senior investigator, or lead researcher, for the speciality of ophthalmology. Between 2001 and 2006 Dr. MacLaren was a Resident Clinical Research Fellow at the Moorfields Eye Hospital. He was a faculty member and a founding research-theme leader in the Moorfields and the BRC for Ophthalmology.The forms of blindness that are currently incurable are the focus of his current research efforts. It is possible to slow, arrest or improve the processes by understanding the causes. The ultimate goal is to restore working vision. The research focuses on two areas of the eye, the RPE and the photoreceptors. The MacLaren Group is looking at replacement methods for each to improve patient outcomes. Gene-therapy is being used to treat choroideremia through the use of missing or faulty genes, and electronic implants have already been used to treat retinitis pigmentosa. Research is being done to improve outcomes for conditions related to the lens and to the eye, such as improved IOLs for cataract operations.MacLaren has a full programme of teaching and tutoring. He obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. He is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He is a stipendiary lecturer in human anatomy at the college as a Bodley Fellow. He has held weekly tutorials in medical sciences for undergrads since 1992 and has topics related to gene therapy, stem cells or visual neuroscience. He is a mentor at the Academy of Medical Sciences. Junior doctors training in surgery and DPhil students are supervised by him.Nightstar is a private bio-technology company he co-founded with Oxford University and is based in the offices of the Wellcome Trust in London. The technology spin-out is backed by Oxford Science Equity-Management. The company received four rounds of funding. Military MacLaren is a commissioned officer in Group A of the Territorial Army, which is intended for operational service. He was a Medical Officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps. He was a major. MacLaren became the Surgeon-Major: the Regimental Medical Officer when he was posted to the HAC.Major MacLaren was primarily an occupational surgeon, but the term Surgeon-Major applied to all the unit's RMOs, most of whom were in General Practice. Major MacLaren was an RMO for the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment. Major MacLaren volunteered for an operational tour in the former Yugoslavia, as part of the 1st Mechanised brigade, with case-work based more on occupational injury and trauma medicine, rather than disease. Major MacLaren has been a member of the Volunteer Reserves for more than a decade. <mask>n has three children: two boys and a girl. He is the great-great grandson of the lawyer <mask> MC and the great-great grandson of the actor James MacLaren. The Royal Society of Medicine prize meeting was held in 2005.The founder's cup and medal were won in 2005. The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh's King James IV 'Professorship' is a surgery prize with a courtesy title of professor for a year. The 'Pfizer Camras Transitional Research Award' was sponsored by the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology. Media press and broadcast articles on MacLaren or his work can be found here. The patient interview with Mr. Chris James was aired on the BBC. Stem cell research works on blind mice. Sky: gene therapy for blind people, Thomas Moore, health & science.The investment in NightstaRx was made by Syncona. NightstaRx: corrects choroideremia. The Leatherhead local press had an interview with a local school history-teacher.

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title: Àlex Crivillé

texts: A Spanish man is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. In 1992 he became the first Spaniard to win a 500cc Grand Prix and in 1999 he became the first Spaniard to win the 500cc World Championship. Born in Barcelona, Catalua, Spain, is the Biography. The minimum age for a license in Spain is 15 so he lied about his age to start racing at 14. He won the 75cc Honda streetbike series in that year. The 80cc World Championship started in 1987 with the Derbi team. He impressed at his debut race in the class when he qualified third and took second place and the fastest lap.He qualified fifth and second in the Dutch and Portuguese rounds, but retired from both of them. The champion and runner-up finished with the same number of points, but the champion had more points than the runner-up. In 1988, he continued to impress. He took the fastest lap in the first race and finished third. He scored a second place podium in Germany after finishing fourth at the Nations round. After retiring in the Netherlands, he took third place finishes in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. The second place finish was 47 points behind the champion.The races that were not held in the 80cc class were mostly raced in the 125cc class. He retired at the Belgian GP. At the British round, he scored his first points by finishing ninth but failed to score any more points when he retired from the Swedish race and finished seventeenth at the Czechoslovak grand prix. The champion was crowned with 7 points, 190 points behind the runner-up and 161 points behind the third placer. Antonio Cobas was the grand prix mechanic for the 1989 season. After skipping the opening round in Japan, the team went on to win back-to-back wins in Australia and Spain. He took the fastest lap after retiring from the Nations GP.Another win followed at round five in Germany, with a third place in Austria and a second place in the Netherlands. After a retirement at the Belgian GP, he responded with two second places in France and Great Britain and two poles in the last two races in Sweden and Czechoslovakia, which he went on to win. The championship was won by <mask> with 166 points to Spaan's 152. He won the 125cc title. He raced in the 250cc class for Giacomo Agostini's team. He retired in the United States after skipping the opening round in Japan for the second year in a row. After finishing seventh in Spain, he retired from the Nations race.He retired in Austria after finishing eleventh in Germany. He retired from the Dutch and Belgian rounds after finishing in seventh position in Yugoslavia. His season best result was fifth in Hungary and sixth in Australia, and he finished the season with a flurry of points, including eighth in France and Great Britain, ninth in Sweden, and seventh in Czechoslovakia. The champion John Kocinski and runner-up Carlos Cards finished with the same amount of points. After a lackluster season in Yamaha in 1990, <mask> went back to the JJ Cobas team. He retired twice in Japan and Australia. Only at round three in the United States did he score his first points.There were two more retirements in Spain and Italy, followed by seventh and ninth-place finishes in Germany and Austria. There were back-to-back retirements at the European and Dutch rounds. Two more retirements followed in Great Britain and San Marino. He scored his season best result of fifth at the Czechoslovak grand prix, retired for the ninth time of the year, and finished sixth at the final round in Malaysia. The champion Luca Cadalora won the title with 186 points, followed by runner-up Helmut Bradl with 169 points. In his two years in the 250cc class, he never won a race or finished a race on the podium. In 1992 he moved up to the 500cc class after two seasons in the 250cc class in which he struggled.He scored his first points at the second race in Australia after retiring on the opening round in Japan. He took his first podium at the Malaysian grand prix in his third race in the class. He scored more points by finishing eighth in Italy after his first retirement at the next race in Spain. In Europe, there was a retirement followed by a fight for third place with Wayne Gardner. At the Dutch GP, he became the first ever Spaniard to win a 500cc race. After a battle with John Kocinski and Alex Barros in the final few laps, he was able to cross the line 0.762 seconds ahead of Kocinski. His low point was at the next round in Hungary.He was disqualified for pitting to switch bikes on a drying track, something that was not allowed at the time. There were two more retirements at the French and British rounds and a sixth and seventh-place finish in Brazil and South Africa. The champion Wayne Rainey won the title with 81 points, 81 points behind him and 77 points behind runner-up Mick Doohan. There was a Honda Pons team in 1993. He finished sixth and fifth in the first three races of the season. He took his first podium of the season at the fourth round in Spain. His first retirement of the season came in Austria, followed by a fourth place in Germany and a third place finish in the Netherlands, where he won his first race a year earlier.He retired from the European, San Marino and British rounds after his third place at Assen. The final four rounds were positive, with the exception of the final race of the season in the United States. The champion Kevin Schwantz won the title with 131 points, followed by runner-up Wayne Rainey with 97 points. The Factory Honda team had Mick Doohan and Shinichi Ito on it. He was the first Spanish rider on the Factory Honda team. In the opening rounds, he took sixth in Australia, eighth in Malaysia, seventh in Japan, and fifth in Spain. He stood in the shadow of Doohan because he had already won two races and a second-place podium.He scored his first podium of the season at the fifth round of the season in Austria. He finished fourth at the German round and third in the Netherlands. He took his third and final podium of the year at the French GP after his first retirement. There were sixth and fourth-place finishes at the next two rounds in Great Britain and the Czech Republic. He did not start the United States grand prix because of a hand injury. He finished seventh and fourth in the Argentine and European rounds. The champion and teammate Mick Doohan and runner-up Luca Cadalora were the only people to finish in the top six.Repsol became the new major sponsor of the Factory Honda team. At the opening round in Australia and the second race in Malaysia, he took third and fourth place finishes. In Japan, he retired for the first time this season, while Mick Doohan took second place. He took a third-place podium in Spain. He finished fourth in Germany and fifth in Italy, but teammate Doohan won the race. The 500cc pole position was taken at the seventh round of the Netherlands. He battled with his teammates in the closing stages of the race.The man overtook the man on the last lap, moving him from third to second. The man crossed the line 0.114 behind the man. He retired once more in France after his second-place finish in Assen. He finished third in Great Britain. He finished fourth in the Czech Republic, sixth in Brazil and sixth in Argentina. He won the last race of the season in Europe, which was held at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalua or his 'backyard', after his teammate Doohan had already won the title. On Saturday, bike problems prevented him from posting a proper lap time with his main bike and he was forced to switch to his less optimal alternative one, pushing him back to seventh position whilst teammates Doohan started second and sixth on the grid.He moved up from seventh to fourth as the race went on. Spanish fans cheered him on when he overtook another rider for third. In the process. He hunted down the first place Carlos Checa because he was suffering from tire wear. Checa slid out of contention when his tires gave up, giving the lead to the Catalan. In the closing laps, Shinichi Ito and Capirossi were able to close the gap because of the same tyre wear problems that had been suffered by Crivillé. Ito tried to attack on the last lap, but he was outbreaking him.A second attack followed at turn 10, the "La Caixa" corner, with Ito taking the lead, running wide and giving it back to the other team. It was the first time a Catalan had won on home soil. The champion and his teammate Mick Doohan were second and third in the championship with 86 and 49 points, respectively. Expectations were high in 1996. After retiring on the opening round in Malaysia, he finished fourth in Indonesia and teammate Mick Doohan won the race. He took the pole at the Japanese race on Saturday and finished second on Sunday. He retired for the second time of the year in Spain.Initially taking the lead of the race from polesitter and teammate Doohan, as well as Luca Cadalora (who had a better start and thus led into turn one), he pulled a gap after a short battle with Cadalora, who's tyres began to fade. Doohan was closing in at the end of the race. On the last lap, spectators who already thought the race had ended, invaded the track around turn nine (the "Curva ngel Nieto"), which allowed Doohan to get back to his tail going into the last couple of corners. Going into the last hairpin before the start-finish straight, Doohan went to the inside, going side-by-side with his friend. On the very last corner of the race, Doohan was able to win the race despite the fact that the pair did not touch. Three consecutive second-place finishes followed after Jerez. He battled with Mick Doohan for much of the race in Italy, but ultimately came short and finished 0.726 seconds behind the Australian.He took the fastest lap, his first of the year. He took another pole position in France on Saturday, but once again lost out to Doohan on Sunday, but still managed to score back-to-back fastest laps. It was Doohan who won the Saturday race in the Netherlands after a battle between the two. He took his third pole of the season on Saturday at the German GP. After a battle between Doohan and Luca Cadalora, the Italian won the race. In Great Britain, Doohan won the race, with the Catalan finishing second. In the next two rounds, fortune turned for the lady.In Austria, Doohan led in the closing laps, but was unable to make a move. The "Jochen Rindt" corner is where Doohan made a mistake at turn 8. Doohan tried a late lunge to regain the place but failed and ran wide, allowing his teammate to pass him and win the race. The next race in the Czech Republic was similar. The leader in the closing laps is Doohan. On the last lap, the pair battled for the lead, with Doohan making a lunge but failing, running wide and giving the lead back to the other. The shadowed him, taking different lines in the process.As they came out of turn 14 and went into turn 15 he ran a wider line, allowing him to get more traction out of the corner, running side-by-side with Doohan until the finish. Even though it was unclear who won, he started to cheer when he saw the score. The record that still stands is the one that was set by Doohan. 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It was also the fastest lap.In 1996 Catalan motorcycle Grand Prix|Catalua, his home GP, finished third after battling yet again with teammates Doohan and Okada, as well as Luca Cadalora in the closing stages of the race. He finished second in the Rio de Janeiro round, losing out to Doohan again by 0.465 seconds. After taking the final pole position of the season, as well as his final fastest lap of the year, but only managed to finish sixth after colliding with Doohan on the final lap, he tried to overtake him. Doohan blamed his teammate for the incident, saying that he shut the door on him. He left his move too late. The second place finish was 64 points behind the champion and teammate Mick Doohan and 77 points behind Luca Cadalora. After finishing as runner-up in 1996, some thought there was a chance that he could win the 500cc title.After taking back-to-back second places, he lost out to Mick Doohan once more. He finished behind his teammate at the Malaysia. It was much closer in Japan. He was not able to make a proper move on the last lap. At turn 15 of the "Casio Triangle" set of corners, the French driver tried to get up the inside of Doohan but backed off at the last moment, finishing 0.431 behind the Australian. He won his first race of the season in Spain. The Honda podium was once again an all-Factory Honda podium with Doohan and Okada finishing second and third.He took the fastest lap of the season. In the next three races in Italy, Austria and France, he finished fourth, fifth and fourth. At the seventh round of the season in the Netherlands, he did not start the race. He lost control of his bike on a chicane and slid over the tarmac with his arm trapped underneath the bike. He was taken away on a stretcher after being treated at the side of the track. As a result of the crash, an arteries was torn and had to be taken to the hospital for surgery to restore his thumb. 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