title: Ioan Gyuri Pascu

texts: He was a pop music singer, producer, actor, and comedian, also known for his participation in the comedy group. During the early 1990s, <mask> founded a number of bands and was the lead singer of a group called The Blue Workers. <mask> was a critic of commercial radio and was the manager of several alternative music acts. <mask> was well-known for his impressions and musical acts within Divertis political satire shows, as well as for his roles in films such as An Unforgettable Summer and Occident. He was a writer of Christian literature. He provided the voice of King Louie in a version of The Jungle Book that was released in Romania. <mask> was born in a part of Braov Region where he graduated from primary school.On his mother's side, he was the descendant of Poles and Slovaks, but on his father's side, he was a half-Hungarian. His mother was Roman Catholic and his father was Orthodox. The name Ghiurico was recorded in his birth certificate and personal documents because neither his father nor the notary were present. <mask> preferred the hypocoristic <mask>. Pascu began to study piano when he was nine years old and sang in his school choir when he was older, entertaining his friends with his impressions of pop singers. He contemplated a career in acting after playing with an amateur team in fifth grade. He taught himself how to play the guitar.<mask>'s voice changed when he was fourteen. He had to use his head voice in the choir. <mask> had to join the Union of Communist Youth as a high school student. In 1976, he attended the Agnita High School. He gave up handball and began studying guitar music using the Maria Boeru textbook as his guide. He made his acting debut as an amateur in 1977 at the Agnita House of Culture. The Cenaclul Flacra concerts, an outlet for American folk-inspired and folk rock, was one of the things <mask> was interested in.His first folk-rock numbers were written and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 In May 1978, Pascu befriended the brothers Septimiu and Horia Moldovan, who were in the same band as Elena Crstea. They played Western rock hits for Pascu, including Deep Purple's "Child in Time" and "July Morning". Pascu was invited to perform at wedding parties and similar festivities when he was a member of the band Trandafirii Negri. He taught himself to play drums after purchasing his first acoustic guitar from the factory. He composed a song called "Melancolie" in 1979. Pascu failed the entry exam for Trgu Mure' Szentgyrgyi Istvn Drama School.He worked in a state-owned factory as a lathe operator and was conscripted into the army in 1980, where he met other amateur musicians who were undergoing military training. <mask> was the lead singer and drummer of Fundal. They performed at a festival. <mask> and Fundal returned to Media after their military term ended in 1982. He befriended Teo Peter, a bass player for Compact, after performing at the station's youth concerts. <mask> was billed for the Scnteia Tineretului shows during 1982. He described his mentors as his "third real school".<mask> was influenced by reggae music in 1980. He was introduced to the style of music by The Police and became a fan of the music played by African diaspora students. <mask> told reporters that between 1980 and 1985 he was mad about Bob Marley. Pascu moved to Cluj-Napoca in 1984 and was admitted to the Faculty of Letters at the University. He failed the entry exam when he applied for the similar faculty. He joined Ars Amatoria i Fiii, the university's theatrical company, soon after admission. He was involved in Vartic's Echinox literary club while performing radio comedy and parody theater.<mask> was a fan of the college soccer team FC Universitatea Cluj. <mask> befriended the members of the comedy ensemble and student group Divertis, who performed political satire against the communist rule, after seeing Ars Amatoria's adaptation of Ion Luca Caragiale's plays. <mask> met the Divertis boys after a show. They asked me to join the group. His first Divertis performance took place in 1987. In 1987, <mask> was invited by Parto to sing at a summer festival in Deva. <mask> gave up on his singing career to teach at a primary school in Clrai County.In 1989 he met Mircea Baniciu, a former member of the rock band Phoenix. The anti-communist Revolution erupted in Timioara and he was a guest in Baniciu's home. Divertis' scheduled show in Iai was broken up by the communist authorities. <mask> diversified his career after the fall of communism. He toured the country with Divertis after performing a solo music recital in February 1990. Divertis performed for the first time in a series of comedy shows on television. The group worked with Vochin to add comedy to his campaign.<mask> was employed by the same station as a program editor. In 1992, <mask> and Mircea Rusu released an extended play recording. He and his girlfriend founded a music label that claimed to be the first independent label in Romania. The Blue Workers was founded by <mask>. Divertis had to perform dozens of encores while on tour in the 1990s, which interfered with the group's regular Twin Peaks viewing parties. <mask>'s relationship with Divertis turned him into one of the most popular figures in comedy. In an interview with Dilema Veche, the founder of Divertis recalled that <mask> was the only member of the group who wasn't born in the historical region ofMoldavia.<mask>'s first significant success in music was with the album Mixed Grill and the single "ara arde i babesle se piaptn", referencing a proverb. The track was nominated as the best song of 1993 by a poll conducted by the journal Evenimentul Zilei, and Radio Contact awarded <mask> its "Composer of the Year" title. <mask>'s experiment with a fusion of rock and Reggae was called Mixed Grill. His hits such as "Gizzi" and "Mi-am luat colac" made him one of the pioneers of the genre. The mix of genres became characteristic of <mask>'s work in music, as he said, "when I was writing records, I figured that, should someone, say, be playing my record at a party, they would have several kinds to choose from, and they would not grow bored I think that's how inspiration comes to me, that's how I write. I will not stick to any one genre.<mask> started playing the harmonica as well as the piano, guitar, and drums. <mask> was invited by director Lucian Pintilie to star in his film An Unforgettable Summer after marrying Daniela Marin. The reviews for Pascu's performance were good. The rhythm and blues record Mainacu jazzolin and the Cassette for the Mind, Heart were released by Pascu and The Blue Workers. <mask>'s reputation as a protest song writer was earned after he appeared on a number of comedy recordings. The social debates of the 1990s inspired him to write hits like "Morcovul romnesc" and "Instalatorul". <mask> acknowledged his political streak and argued that songs should always tell a story.One of the parody songs included on Mainacu jazzolin, titled "Africa, Africa", drew special interest in cultural circles with its satirical undertones. The lyrics said that modern Romania was no better than the average African nation. During the final decade of Ceauescu's rule, historian Sorin Mitu observed that the Romania's tendency to relate to extra-European realities was a trend he observed throughout the early post-revolutionary period. <mask> had a solo recital at Braov's Golden Stag Festival in 1995 and was awarded the Best Album trophy by the music magazine Actualitatea Muzical. He was the opening act for rock groups from Britain, Germany, and Asia. <mask> was involved in the development of the advertising industry. He was the spokesman for Connex, one of the first mobile phone operators in Romania, with the slogan Alo, Maria?"Hello, Maria?" The album Gnduri nevinovate was released in 1997. <mask>'s "first less commercial record" can be considered according to his website. Ana Iarina was born in the same month as <mask>'s daughter. <mask> was a music promoter and producer. Vama Veche, Domnioara Pogany and Dinu Olrau were some of the pop and alternative rock acts that he and his wife helped launch. After releasing the song collection Povetile lui Gyuri in 1999, he gave up music, but returned in 2000 with a limited-release record called Las.He stated on his website that the record had success with his closest fans and members of the American community. <mask> began working with Mungiu in 2000. The soundtrack to Mungiu's short film Zapping was written by him. They collaborated in Occident, which featured music composed by <mask> and his supporting role as "Gic". <mask> praised this contribution. Alex is a film critic. <mask>'s performance was referred to as Papadopol's "cynical, good for all neighbor", and cultural journalist Eugenia Vod suggested that Pascu added "diaphanous touches" to Mun.Two years after Occidents premiere, <mask> released the album Stngul de a visa, which was less of a commercial success and was inconsistent with the editorial policies of commercial radio. Most of its copies were sold during live performances, according to his website. <mask> said in an interview that the stations would say "they're good, but they don't fit in with our policies." I haven't put out a record since 1993. Even though he lost some royalties, he thanked the file sharing community for circulating copies of his music. <mask> was a member of the jury at the Mamaia Festival and had a "bittersweet" experience of Romania's pop politics. <mask> toured the country to celebrate his 20th year in music.He hosted a musical talk show on TVR 1 and gave occasional concerts, including as an opening act for Italian singer Albano Carrisi. <mask> became a co- host of a comedy program on Antena 1 that was filmed in the United States. He had a recurring sketch on the show called Felix i Otilea, which starred Monica Anghel and Jojo, as well as comedians Ctlin Mireu and Daniel Buzdugan. He was a voice actor on the show. <mask> was named the best comedian of 2003 in a TVR 1 poll. He released two solo albums in 2004. He was invited to sing Brazil's National Anthem at an exhibition soccer match between the 1994 World Cup-winning Brazilian squad and the Romania team.His greatest hits record was titled 12 ani, 12 balade. <mask> and The Blue Workers performed together in 2006 at the Children's Palace. The ProEtnica festival celebrated ethnic minorities and the practice of toleration. <mask> and Divertis parted ways in 2007. He said he couldn't handle their tight schedule. <mask> continued to be 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 He stated in an interview that he was not a fan of political humor.I enjoy the kind of humor that is impromptu. If the joke is political, we have to do it in this series. He stated in 2012 that his break with political humor was definitive and against the consensus in Divertis. The conflict between Grecu and the other Divertis actors broke Divertis into competing halves. In November 2007, <mask> released an album at a recital. He resumed his stage career during this time. In 2007, he starred in an adaptation of Caragiale's O noapte furtunoas, marking the 130th anniversary of the play's first public performance.The documentary film Utopia impus, which investigated ordinary life in Communist Romania, had <mask> in it. <mask> began publishing Christian literature at the age of forty, specializing in essays about mysticism. He said he was inspired by the Orthodox priest Arsenie Boca and the New Age mystic Omraam Mikhal Avanhov. He said in 2007, "We must understand that our destiny, our earthly road, is that of rebuilding the connection with Divinity, with God." <mask> went on a pilgrimage to the Roman Catholic Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes. <mask> starred in a stage production of Eugne Ionesco's Le Viscomte and also appeared in a Hungarian-produced film as a police officer. He wrote sports columns in periodicals and appeared in commercials.He played a Chief Inspector in a comedy series based on Spain's Los Hombres de Paco. Cezar Paul-Bdescu said it was a "catastrophic" failure. The performance of <mask> at the UNITER Awards Gala received mixed reviews. He was the opening act at the American folk artist Suzanne Vega's show three months later. <mask> said that he adapted his electric guitar songs to the "unplugged" setting after consulting with his daughter. He was with most of his Divertis colleagues after they moved to Pro TV. He was in a production of The Lower Depths with tefan radof.The play opened to good reviews, and <mask>'s presence, along with that of other comedic actors, was considered an unusual directorial touch. The Blue Workers performed at the festival. <mask> and his wife decided to divorce in 2009. <mask> was criticized in the media when he agreed to perform at a Timioara rally. Bivolaru's legal troubles and allegations regarding MISA's sexual policies were the center of public debates; when contacted by reporters, <mask> stressed that it was a regular gig and he had no reason to be avoiding their company. <mask> held a concert during the book festival in June. In November, he was a guest at the Mircea Baniciu tribute concert, entertaining the public with musical impressions of folk singers Nicu Alifantis and Victor Socaciu.<mask> bought his own bar and live music venue, which hosted performances by the Moldovan folk singer Radu Captari. Captari collaborated with <mask> on a solo music project in the spring of 2010. In late 2010, it was reported that <mask> had suffered a stroke and was in the hospital. The stress of his divorce was speculated to be the cause of his stroke. <mask> decided to stop drinking alcohol because his career was in danger from the stroke. <mask> studied for the part of Cadr in Victor Ion Popa's comedy Take, Ianke and Cadr. The production went on a tour in 2011.<mask> reprised his role as the lead character in Land of Jokes, a comedy series produced by one half of Divertis for Pro TV. The conflict between the Land of Jokes and the political comedy show produced by Toni Grecu was highlighted by his return. In June of 2011, <mask> and the other Land of Jokes comedians announced that their split with Divertis was final, and that their contract with Pro TV had ended. <mask> criticized Pro TV's focus on producing talent shows in an interview with a daily. <mask> admitted that he disliked Pro TV features such as Romania's Got Talent, even though his daughter Iarina appeared on it. Since the Land of Jokes brand was left with Pro TV, the new comedy troupe took the name Distractis. The Distractis program managed a fifth place in ratings.It is the beginning of the end for one of the most upright and best loved brands. <mask> was a celebrity host for the inauguration of the home ground of the soccer club Universitatea. He performed at a fund-raiser for a new cultural center in America. He centered his musical activity on Suceava County. Their collaboration resulted in a song. <mask> and The Blue Workers performed a concert at CmpulungMoldovenesc. <mask> played the role of a car salesman in a short film with his Occident colleague Mircea Diaconu.Inim i gur (studio album, 1996) Gnduri nevinovate. There are External links on the official site of Gyuri's Pub.

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title: Friedrich Zander

type: paraphrased

texts: Also Tsander,, tr., is <mask>. He was a Baltic German pioneer of rocketry and spaceflight in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. He designed the first rocket to be launched in the Soviet Union, GIRD-X, and made many important theoretical contributions to the road to space. The Baltic German commoner family has a person named <mask> who was born in the Russian Empire. <mask> was fascinated by other natural sciences, even though his father was a doctor. He was a top student in the urban technical high school that he attended in 1898. He became enamored with space travel and the work of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky during this time.He did trajectory calculations for a flight to Mars while he was studying engineering. "Forward to Mars!" was a special interest of Mars. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  His motto became famous. He moved to Moscow after graduating with an engineering degree. He worked at both the "Provodnik" rubber plant and the "Aircraft Factory No." in 1919. There is a motor.He was married to A.F. in 1923. They had two children, a daughter named Astra and a son named Mercury. Mercury died of a disease in 1929. After several years of unemployment and intensive research on rocketry and space travel, in 1926, <mask> began work at the Central Design Bureau of Aviation, and in 1930 he worked at the Central Institute of Aviation Motor Construction. He was the first to suggest growing plants in greenhouses aboard a spaceship, and he made notes about the problems of interplanetary travel in which he addressed issues such as life support. He published plans for a spaceship that would take off like a conventional aircraft and then burn its wings for fuel as it reached the upper atmosphere and no longer needed them. He met and discussed space travel with V.I. when he presented his material to the Association of Inventors.The man was at the conference. He published it in the journal in 1924. There was a lot of activity for <mask> in 1924. The year before, Hermann Oberth had published the influential theoretical work "Die Rakete zu den Planetenrumen", which in turn introduced <mask> and other Russian enthusiasts to the ground breaking work by Robert Goddard. <mask> promoted Tsiolkovsky's work and developed it further. The Society for Studies of Interplanetary Travel was founded by him and others. They were the first to suggest using the Earth's atmosphere as a way of stopping a re-entry.The same year, <mask> lodged a patent in Moscow for a winged rocket that he believed would be suitable for interplanetary flight, and in October gave a lecture to the Moscow Institute on the possibility of reaching Mars by rocket. He said the importance of reaching this planet was because it has an atmosphere that supports life. The emblem of the Soviet army is Mars, also known as the red star. Johannes Kepler suggested a solar wind sail in the 17th century, but around this time, <mask> was the first to suggest the solar sail. In 1925, <mask> presented a paper, "Problems of flight by jet propulsion: interplanetary flights," in which he suggested that a spacecraft could be accelerated at the beginning of its trajectory and decelerated at the end of its trajectory by using the gravity of the two planets' moons. With a vision far ahead of his peers, <mask> showed his deep understanding of the physics behind the concept and he foresaw the advantage it could play for interplanetary travels. The OR-1 engine was based on a blowtorch and ran on compressed air and gasoline.He taught courses at the Moscow Aviation Institute. GIRD was founded in Moscow in 1931 by <mask>. The OR-2 rocket engine was used to power the "216" winged cruise missile. He worked on the engine and rocket that flew on 25 November 1933. The rocket was designed by <mask>, but he died of typhus in Kislovodsk, so he couldn't see it fly. The crater on the moon is named after him. He received a physics and mathematics prize from the Academy of Sciences.The Russian Academy of Sciences awards the Tsander Prize, the highest scientific award of the Russian Academy of Sciences, for outstanding theoretical work in the field of rocket and space science. There are stamps of the Soviet Union, Latvia and Russia that feature <mask>, as well as a street named after him. There are also installations in Moscow and Kislovodsk near the family home. There is a list of Baltic German scientists. P. Korolyov and space. First steps. M Nauka was born in 1994.. . 192. People from the Governorate of Livonia, Baltic-German people, and Soviet engineers are some of the people who have died in the Soviet Union.

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title: Cindy Acree

texts: <mask> was a legislator in Colorado. Acree was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives as a Republican in 2008 and represented House District 40 from 2008 to 2012 Acree is a small business owner and mother of three. She is a business development consultant. In 1977 she received an AA in Fine Arts and Political Science from Cottey College. She graduated with a degree in History, Political Science and Social Science Research from Southern Methodist University. She received a Masters of Science in Justice Administration from the University of Denver.Acree had a stroke at the age of 34 after having a surgery that corrected her scurvy for 15 years. She is an advocate for stroke survivors. At the height of her legislative career, Acree served as the Vice-Chair for the Health & Environment and the Chair for the Legislative Audit Committee. She was a member of the Finance Committee. She was a member of the Behavioral Health Transformation Council and the Oversight of Mental Health in the Prison subcommittee. She was appointed to serve on the National Conference of State Legislatures Human Services and Welfare Commission. President of the Aurora City Budget Committee, Director of the Cherry Creek School District Facility Planning Committee, and an appointment by Governor Bill Owens to the Cardiovascular Health Coalition are some of the government appointments that Acree has held.The Colorado Lawmaker Award was given to Acree by the Denver Women's Commission and the Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce. Acree was a friend of the Farm Bureau because of her work in the 67th General Assembly. She received the Common Sense in the Courtroom Award from the Civil Justice League and the National Federation of Independent Business. There was no opposition in the 2008 Republican primary. She faced Karen Wilde in the general election. The Denver Post endorsed <mask>'s candidacy. Acree won the election with over 50% of the vote.Before being sworn into office, Acree was approached by several individuals with ties to the Colorado Chiropractic Association, all of whom pressed her to support David Balmer in House leadership elections. An ethics investigation was launched against Balmer after Acree filed a complaint. The allegations against Balmer were dropped due to lack of evidence. One of the highlights of her first year in office was a piece of legislation that required an interim committee to study health insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Acree was named to seats on the House Health and Human Services Committee and the Local Government Committee. The study was signed by the governor. Speaker of House signed HJR 1026: Interim Committee To Address Home And Community Based Services Waivers Waiting List For Children With Developmental Disabilities.The Clarify Workers' Compensation Procedures was signed by the governor. The governor signed the post-adoption contact siblings bill. The grounds for Mandatory Expulsion were signed by the governor. The 2010 legislative session Committee appointments are Legislative Audit, Vice-Chair House Health & Environment, and Vice-Chair House Finance. The Universal Application Children's Medicaid was signed by the governor. The Individualized Plans Developmentally Disabled Walk List was signed by the governor. The Colorado commission for deafness and hard of hearing was signed by the governor.The Metro Sewer District Board of Directors Weighted Voting was signed by the governor. House District 40 was redistricted after the 2010 Census. She defeated Libertarian James W. Phelps and Independent Pervaiz Kaiser in the general election. The Legislative Audit Chair, House Health & Environment, and Vice-Chair House Finance Legislation were appointed to the Legislative Audit Chair, House Health & Environment, and Vice-Chair House Finance Legislation, respectively. The hospital worker assault protection was signed by the governor. The Residential Nonprofit Corp Meetings Refunds were signed by the governor. The Identity Verification of Lawful Presence was lost in the house.The expansion of access health care was lost in the house. The bill was signed by the governor. The 2012 legislative session Committee appointments are Legislative Audit, Health & Environment, Vice Chair Finance. The Cold Case Task Force should be renewed and a forensic Pathologist added. Medical facility inspections are moved from the Dept. The Public Health to Fire Safety was signed by the governor. House Bill 1320 changed the name of the office of energy development.Remove unneeded programs and focus on all natural resources that are lost. The Old Age Pension Fund (OAP) was signed by the governor. The governor signed the repeal of restrictions on hotels that required 25% of their sales to be from food. The hospital payment assistance program is awaiting the governor's signature. Allowing the use of deadly force for protection in a business is legislation co-sponsored. The Make-A-Wish foundation tax check off is extended. Colorado Cancer fund tax check off.There is a criminal penalty for the murder of an unborn child. Parents request action on low-performing schools. The trail is called the Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Trail. SJR 008 supports locating the U.S. Patent & Trademark office in Colorado. The 2012 election was for House District 40's legislative seat. The Aurora Sentinel did not endorse either of the candidates, but praised Acree for her understanding of medical issues and her ability to implement the federalAffordable Care Act. She is a faithful advocate for those having to navigate the medical insurance industry.In the 2012 General Election, Buckner defeated <mask> by a margin of 56% to 44%. Colorado Republicans Women state legislators in Colorado 1961, births Cottey College alumni, 21st-century American politicians, and American women politicians.

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Cindy Acree
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title: David Frost (sports agent)

texts: <mask> is a person. Jim McCauley, a former junior ice hockey coach and NHL Players' Association sports agent, is the alleged target of a murder-for-hire plot by one of his clients, former St. Louis Blues forward Mike Danton. <mask> travels across North America providing a sports consulting service on a contract basis. The hockey book titled "Ferry: The Good The Bad The Ugly Going Up The Ranks To The NHL" was written by <mask>. He used to work at the Laguna Niguel Hockey Academy under the name Jim McCauley. On August 22, 2006 <mask> was charged with 12 counts of sexual exploitation by the Ontario Provincial Police. The charges relate to his time as coach of the Hawks Junior hockey team and involve acts on three females between the ages of 16 and 18.Marie Henein was hired as his defence lawyer. The judge in the case found that some testimony by government witnesses was not believable and he feared that some of it had been rigged. The poor performance by the prosecutors was criticized by Steve Simmons in The Toronto Sun. The Toronto Young Nationals, a PeeWee club where he was a coach, included Mike Jefferson, Mike Danton, and Joe Goodenow. The Metro Toronto Hockey League suspended him after he was accused of forging the club's general manager's signature. He took his "Brampton Boys", a reference to the Toronto suburb of Brampton, to the Metro Junior A Club in Deseronto. He was suspended from the Hawks after pleading guilty to punching a player.Jefferson would eventually be dealt to the Toronto St. Michael's Majors to play with Ryan, who was drafted the following season by the Ontario Hockey League teams. The "Brampton Boys" were traded to the Colts because of conflicts with the St. Mike's front office. While productive on the ice, the Brampton Boys tenure in Barrie was accompanied by bizarre behavior, especially compared to the traditional deference shown by junior players. 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The players wouldn't stand for the anthem.Rimouski Océanic forward and CHL Player of the Year winner Brad Richards was told by Jefferson that he wouldn't last five games in the Ontario Hockey League. Richards retired in 2016 with over 1000 NHL regular season and playoff games, over 1000 points, and two Stanley Cups, while the four "Brampton Boys" all finished their NHL careers by 2004. The Colts were defeated in the Memorial Cup championship game. Jefferson refused to shake Richards' hand. They walked out of the Metro Centre without doing any interviews. Danton's parents, Steve and Sue Jefferson, were recruited by <mask> to join the Young Nationals. The Jeffersons say that their son's agent had a growing influence over their son in the years that followed.As time went on, the influence of <mask> grew. In 2002, Jefferson decided to separate himself from his family and changed his name to Michael Danton. Danton claimed that the Jefferson family had abused Mike and lived in squalor. Danton made the National Hockey League, playing 87 games for the New JerseyDevils and St. Louis Blues, but <mask> retained almost complete control over the player. The player frequently asked <mask>'s opinion on many issues, and he required his permission for Danton to conduct interviews. Danton was arrested by the FBI after it was alleged that he tried to hire a hit man to kill <mask>. Danton pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 712 years in prison, though he later claimed that he intended to kill his father.The FBI and the alleged hitman both disagreed with Danton's claims. On December 6, 2005, the NHL Players' Association announced that <mask> had resigned as an NHL player agent. He started a sports consulting company with his wife. When he was an NHLPA agent, <mask> worked with a former general manager. A credit card registered to Mike Danton was used by <mask> to purchase nearly $90 in gasoline. On February 14, 2009, Danton told the court that he had permission to use his credit cards. When he was out on bail awaiting trial on sexual exploitation charges, he had his bail conditions amended to allow him to leave Canada.He was going to attend the Phoenix Coyotes training camp to watch a minor-league prospect. The general manager said that <mask> wouldn't be allowed to attend. Since being acquitted on sexual exploitation charges in November, <mask> has launched a website designed to unleash secret stories about the NHL, closely guarded playbooks and advice for young players trying to make the big league. The website shut down. "Puck Stop: The Bizarre World of Mike Danton" is from Buffalo Weekly ArtVoice.

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David James Frost
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title: Deems Taylor

texts: <mask> was an American music critic, composer, and promoter of classical music. He was referred to as the dean of American music by Nat Benchley. <mask> was born in New York City. He attended Ethical Culture Elementary School. <mask> was married three times. Jane Anderson was his first wife. They were married in 1910 and divorced in 1918.Mary Kennedy was an actress and a writer. They divorced in 1934 after having a daughter, Joan Kennedy <mask>. After his divorce, he was in a relationship with a Soprano. <mask> married three times, the last time in 1945. They were divorced eight years later. <mask> initially planned to become an architect, however, he soon took to music composition. The works were for orchestra and/or voices.In 1916 he wrote the cantata The Chambered Nautilus, followed by Through the Looking-Glass in 1918, earning him public praise and recognition. Mary Watson Weaver was one of the students he acquired. <mask> lectured on music history in Denver in 1919. When the Metropolitan Opera approached <mask> to suggest a composer to write an opera, he was the music critic for the New York World. He put forth his own name and was accepted, which resulted in The King's Henchman. In 1929, Peter Ibbetson followed. The initial enthusiasm for <mask>'s compositions was great.The number of Metropolitan Opera performances for The King's Henchman and Peter Ibbetson is greater than any opera of any other American composer, and he had as many large-scale works published as any of his American-born contemporaries. <mask>'s music is always entertaining and witty. The basic style of his later works is academically post-Romantic. This conservatism, lacking a sharp individual profile or sense of deep conviction, may help to explain the initial enthusiastic acceptance of <mask>'s work but may also explain the fact that his music was virtually forgotten soon afterwards. <mask> promoted classical music throughout his life. He was music critic for the New York World from 1921 to 1921 and editor of Musical America from 1927 to 1929. <mask> was a commentator for the New York Philharmonic.He was instrumental in selecting the musical pieces that were used in the film, including the controversial Sacre du Printemps. <mask>'s voice-over work was re- recorded by a veteran voice artist in the long-unseen version of Fantasia, which was released on DVD in 2000 and re-released on the 2010 Fantasia/Fantasia 2000 Blu-ray release. Due to the fact that <mask>'s commentaries were more detailed in the roadshow version, the complete film was shortened to 124 minutes. The original audio elements for these longer commentaries had deteriorated to the point that they could no longer be used, so Corey Burton was selected to re-record all of the dialogue for consistency. The version most audiences are familiar with is the general release version. <mask>'s commentaries were greatly reduced in that version. He was the Master of Ceremonies for the classical portion of the "Carousel of American Music" in San Francisco in 1940.Many of America's top songwriting talents performed their own compositions at the concert. The original release had a performance of <mask>'s work "Circus Day". In 2016 the recording was added to the national recording registry. He provided commentary on the technical story behind the recording of cannon fire and carillon for the famous 1954 Mercury Records album, by Antal Dorati and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, which is still one of the most highly regarded recordings of that piece. <mask> recorded commentary on Benjamin Britten's The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, as well as the re-made of the 1812 Overture and "The Civil War," both of which featured original music played on period instruments. He was a frequent guest on Information Please. <mask>'s work as a critic and commentator overshadowed his work as a composer.He was the host and narrator of several television shows. He was a panelist on both Who Said That? and What's My Line? in the early 1950s. The Algonquin Round Table, a group of writers, actors and critics that met almost daily from 1919 to 1929, was a friend of <mask>. He briefly dated a woman. James LeGros played <mask> in the 1994 film Mrs.Parker and the Vicious Circle. George Gershwin was one of <mask>'s personal friends. <mask> was the third president of the organization and held the post for six years.The Deems Taylor Awards were established to honor him. The Deems Taylor Award recognizes books, articles, broadcasts and websites on the subject of music. There is a list of compositions Other compositions Lucrece, Suite for Casanova, Ballet music Circus Day - Eight Pictures from Memory, orchestral suite Ramuntcho, and Ballet music Processional for Chorus and Orchestra Notes References. 1977. Fifty years later, "The King's Henchman: Fifty Years Later". There are notes in the Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association. 2,319–22."Marshall" is the name of the person. 1979. The American Opera libretto was written in the 20th century. Musicologica:Adelaide Studies in Musicology. Christopher Emile Mehrens. 1998. <mask> <mask>'s work was critical and musical.PhD thesis. Chapel Hill is the University of North Carolina. The Composers, Their Times, and Their Works: Mainstream Music of Early Twentieth-century America. There are contributions to the study of music and dance. 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title: John Steenhuisen

texts: The leader of the opposition in South Africa since October 2019, and the leader of the Democratic Alliance since November 2020, is <mask>, who was born on 25 March 1976 in South Africa. He was the chief whip of the official opposition. Ideologically, he is a liberal, a supporter of non-racialism and a firm believer in racial equality. He attended Northwood Boys' High School. In 1999 he joined the Democratic Party and was elected to the city council. He was elected to the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality in 2000 as a member of the Democratic Alliance. He was the leader of the caucus.He became the leader of the caucus after the 2009 elections. In October 2010, he resigned from his position as the party's provincial leader after an extramarital affair. He was appointed the Shadow Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs in February 2012 after he joined the National Assembly. Mmusi Maimane became the leader of the official opposition after he was elected. Maimane resigned as the official opposition leader and party leader in October. Shortly afterwards, he was elected the new leader of the opposition. He was elected interim leader of the party after defeating a MPL.He was elected leader for a full term at the party's Federal Congress. In 1993 he attended an English-medium high school in South Africa called Northwood Boys' High School. He studied political science at the London School of Economics and Political Science, but never obtained a university degree. He told Parliament that he couldn't finish his bachelor's degree in politics and law at the University of South Africa in 1994 due to work and financial circumstances. Before he became a branch member of the Democratic Alliance, he was an ordinary Democratic Party activist. In 1999, at the age of 22, he was elected to the then-Durban City Council. He was the youngest member of the municipal council.At the 2000 municipal election, the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality was formed and he was elected as a councillor for the newly established DA. He became the caucus leader of the Democratic Alliance in 2006 after serving as an ordinary councillor. He was assigned to serve on the Executive Committee. In the general election in 2009, he was elected to the Legislature. He was elected as leader by the incoming caucus. At the inaugural sitting, he challenged Zweli Mkhize of the African National Congress for the post of premier, but lost after he received 7 votes. He was elected as the leader of the Democratic Alliance in the province at the party's Provincial Congress.After he announced on 18 October that he was going to resign, he held this position until 24 October. Mark Steele assumed the MPL's seat in the National Assembly when he joined the National Assembly in July 2011. The Shadow Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs was appointed in February of 2012 by Lindiwe Mazibuko. He is on the Rules Committee. He was a member of the Joint Standing Committee on the Financial Management. He declared his candidacy for deputy chairperson of the council. He was defeated at the party's Federal Congress.The chief whip of the parliamentary caucus was appointed by Mmusi Maimane. He was reappointed in May. Many speeches to Parliament have been noted for their criticism of the ANC leadership, including previous South African President Jacob Zuma. The resignation of Mmusi Maimane as Federal Leader and Parliamentary Leader of the Democratic Alliance caused the loss of the position of chief whip. Jacques Julius was the acting chief whip. The new parliamentary leader was elected on October 27th. He announced on October 28 that he was running for federal leader of the party.The new chief whip of the parliamentary caucus was appointed on October 31st. He was elected interim leader of the party on 17 November. The party lost control of the city in December. In August 2016 Maimane formed an alliance with the Economic Freedom Fighters to take control of several hung municipalities, including the city of Johannesburg. The mayor left office in November. A new position was created. The coalition agreement with the EFF was opposed by Helen Zille.The ANC regained control of the city on December 4. The ANC candidate was voted for by the previous coalition partners. On 15 February 2020, he declared his intention to seek a full-term as Federal Leader of the DA at the Hellenic Community Centre in Mouille Point, Cape Town. The new leadership of the party was supposed to be elected at the Federal Congress in May 2020. All campaign activities were suspended. The coronaviruses information channel was launched by the DA. On 8 May 2020, he delivered a speech in which he called for an end to the national lockdown.He said that there was no longer a reason to keep the hard lockdown in place. In May 2020, the Federal Council, the second-highest decision-making body, decided to hold the conference virtually between 31 October and 1 November as he has a public profile and access to. He faced Ntuli for the position. He was endorsed by prominent party members, including Western Cape provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela and interim federal chairperson Ivan Meyer. The new leader of the party was announced on 1 November 2020. The African Formosa Club, an African inter-parliamentarian organization established to support the Republic of China in their respective governments, was launched in November 2020. The Shadow Cabinet was announced on December 5, 2020.Most of the positions remained the same, with the exception of Andrew Whitfield at Police and Siviwe Gwarube at Health. Phumzile van Damme was removed as Shadow Minister of Communications. Van Damme was granted a health-related sabbatical. She accused him of trying to sideline her as her sick leave was due to end in December 2020, and she was in good health. She said that the sabbatical was not based on her health but was intended to sideline her despite being a top performing MP. She insisted that she was told to stop all her parliamentary duties and go on sabbatical because she did not support the candidacy of the leader of the party. She said that she saw the sabbatical as an attempt to control her life and body.The sabbatical was optional and Van Damme could continue with her parliamentary duties. Van Damme insisted that the sabbatical was not optional and that she was told to stop her parliamentary duties while on the sabbatical. She said she would go on sabbatical and challenge what she saw as an abuse of power by him. On February 12th, 2021, Van Damme announced that she would return to work, focusing on digital technologies, after her disagreement with <mask> had been resolved. She resigned as a lawmaker due to a group of people. The Constitutional Court of South Africa sentenced the former president to 15 months imprisonment for contempt of court. He said that his sentencing vindicated the DA.In the wake of the unrest that followed the imprisonment of the president, the police should dispatch resources from other provinces to riot hot spots. He said that the EFF leader, Julius Malema, would be facing charges for inciting violence on social media. The Democratic Alliance led into the municipal elections. He said in an interview that the main message of the election is not about the ANC. It's about the prosecutors. We will be talking with South Africans about what we have to offer. It's not just a critique of the ANC.The DA's election manifesto was released in September of 2021. He said that the plan was for a local government that works. During the campaign, he warned that voting for smaller parties could aid and abet the ANC and EFF and that some smaller parties are not interested in taking on the ANC. The IFP said the election messages discouraged voters from voting for smaller parties. The ANC called you racists when the DA put up controversial election placards in the majority Indian suburb of Phoenix. The district called you heroes. The residents of Phoenix formed citizen militias to protect their community during the riots in July of 2021.36 people were killed in violent clashes between residents and black people from close townships like Inanda. The posters were denounced by several political parties and accused of exploiting fear and divisions for electoral gain. The party would not apologize for putting up the posters. The posters were removed after the party apologized for them. The electoral support of the DA declined in the municipal elections. The party had won 1,396 municipal seats and was the leading party in 23 of them. The party lost more seats than it gained.In spite of the party's decline, the party was able to win control of the local government in the province. No party won an absolute majority in several large metropolitan municipalities. The party held coalition discussions with a number of political parties. The coalition talks almost collapsed after the party refused to vote for Herman Mashaba to become mayor again. After persuading the Economic Freedom Fighters leadership to vote for the Democratic Alliance mayoral candidates, the party gained control of the City of Ekurhuleni for the first time. The DA and its coalition partners signed an agreement to govern several municipalities on December 16, 2021. He is a supporter of the Sharks rugby union team and AmaZulu F.C.The club is a football club. After 10 years of marriage, <mask> married another native of the city, Julie Wright. After long term infidelity came to light, they were divorced in October 2010. The leader of the legislature in Kwazulu-Natal resigned to become an mp. He has two daughters from his first marriage. He and Terry have a daughter together. He speaks both English and Afrikaans.Members of the National Assembly of South Africa were born in the year 1976.

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title: Laurence Tisch

texts: He was an American businessman, Wall Street investor and billionaire. He was the CEO of CBS from 1986 to 1995. He was a part owner of the company. The son of Al and <mask> was born March 5, 1923 in Brooklyn, New York. His mother's parents were from Poland and his father's parents were from Ukraine. He was a descendant of Jews. His father, a former All-American basketball player at the City University of New York, owned a garment factory as well as two summer camps which his wife helped him run.He graduated from New York University with a degree in industrial management. He made his first investment in 1946, buying a 300-room winter resort in New Jersey for $125,000 in seed money from his parents. Two years later, his brother Bob joined him in the business, launching a lifelong partnership between the pair with Larry handling financial matters and Bob the overall management. The first hotel they owned was very successful and over the next decade they bought a dozen hotels in Atlantic City and the Catskills. Bob and Larry were co-chairmen of the company when <mask> gained control in 1960 using the proceeds from their hotel empire. They were attracted to the underlying real estate assets of the company. They were correct in assuming that the old theaters would be torn down to make way for apartments and hotels that would make millions of dollars.They diversified the business and ventured into a variety of areas. Lorillard, the 5th largest tobacco company in the United States at the time, owned the popular brands Kent, Newport and True. They bought a controlling interest in the insurance company in 1974. It held an A+ credit rating several years after it was successful. They bought the watch company. In 1970 the group had revenues of $100 million, but in 1980 they had revenues of more than $3 billion. The year before <mask>'s death, the corporation had revenues of more than $17 billion and assets of more than $70 billion.Ted Turner, Marvin Davis, and Ivan Boesky tried to take over CBS in 1986. CBS invited <mask> to invest in the company in order to stop the hostile advances. <mask> spent $750 million for a 24.9% stake in CBS and a seat on the board. He was named the company's president and CEO after the support of William S. Paley. More than 200 news employees were fired and the news division's budget was cut by $30 million during the <mask> era. CBS sold off non-broadcast assets. In 1986, he sold the book publisher Holt, Rinehart and Winston for $500 million, in 1987, he sold the CBS magazine division to Diamandis Communications, and in 1987, he sold the CBS Music Group.CBS was bought by Westinghouse Electric in 1995 for an estimated $5.4 billion, of which <mask>'s ownership netted him $2 billion. Despite a 15% annual increase in the value of its stock, CBS remained in third place out of the big three national networks. <mask> was criticized for not understanding the broadcast business, not diversifying the business after selling its non-broadcast assets, and poor performance of CBS relative to its peers. Bill Paley, the founder of CBS, was compared to Larry by John Gutfreund, the CEO of Salomon Brothers. Major donations were made to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York University, and the NYU Medical Center. There is a children's zoo in Central Park. <mask> was chairman of the board of trustees at New York University from 1978 to 1998 and oversaw a $1 billion capital campaign.The United Jewish Appeal of New York had a former president. NYU's Tisch School of the Arts is named in honor of him and his brother Bob, who donated the funds necessary to buy a building for the school. The professorship in law was established in 2010 and is held by a noted legal scholar. There is also a hospital at the NYU Medical Center. The professorship for history and economics at Harvard University is named after him. Ferguson is a Scottish economic historian. Andrew H<mask> is one of the four sons of the family and sits on the New York University board.He is the father of a child. FLF ASSOCIATES is a private investment group in New York City. He married Helen Scovell in 1985. Four boys went to Suffield Academy. He died of gastroesophageal cancer at the age of 80. He was buried at the Westchester Hills Cemetery. His brother, Robert, died exactly two years after his brother.In USA Today 1923 births 2003 deaths American billionaires American mass media owners Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania alumni American people of Russian-Jewish descent Jewish American philanthropists

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title: Ike Robin

texts: Ihakara Te Tuku Rapana, commonly known as "<mask>", was a New Zealand sportsman, businessman, orator and member of the Mori Anglican Church. A champion sheep shearer and professional wrestler, he was the first national heavyweight champion recognised by the National Wrestling Association and successfully defended the title against some of the top stars of the Gold Dust Trio-era. He was ranked No. 40 years after his death. Fight Times Magazine ranked New Zealand's greatest wrestlers in 2009. He was a lay reader of the church and was associated with many prominent members of the clergy, such as Bishop Frederick Bennett and Te Puea Herangi. He was active in charity work and philanthropy on behalf of the Mori people. The Order of the British Empire was awarded to him.Ihakara Te Tuku Rapana was born in New Zealand in 1886. He was the second of four children born to Ihakara Rapana and Riripeti Te Aue Roberts. His mother was of Scottish descent. After his birth, <mask>'s family moved to Kohupatiki where he lived for the rest of his life. <mask> left school at the age of 15 to become a mechanic for George Donnelly. He joined his father as a shearer for the Chambers family at Te Mata station, which was one of the biggest sheep stations in the country. He had the highest daily tally of 150 sheep in his first year of shearing.He achieved the title of 'gun-shearer' with a 300 tally after increasing this to 200 a year later. This was increased to 343. <mask> traveled as far as Wanganui and Turakina to find work as a shearing contractor. He set a record of 358 sheep in 8 hours at Mangaohane station. <mask> competed in the shows. He won seven firsts, three seconds and one third in different shearing events in his best year in the competition. <mask> became a shearing contractor and his gangs were highly sought after by stations throughout the country.At the peak of his success, <mask> employed over 100 workers for both shearing and general farm work. He was able to help young homeless Mori by working with social welfare agencies. As a result of the freezing works at Whakatu and Tomoana, <mask>'s shearing contracts declined as many of his men left his gang and chose to find work on their own. <mask> was a lay reader in the church for over 60 years. He was a close adviser to the first two Mori bishops appointed to the Anglican Church. He was often called to deputise for ministers who needed to do other things. The service was stopped if a minister arrived late.<mask> hosted hourly evening services at his home. <mask> was so absorbed in his preaching that he failed to notice that the congregation comprised only his dog, according to one popular story. His contributions to the church are credited with the success of many church hui. Meat, vegetables, transportation and other services were provided by <mask> to the Mori Anglican Church. He supported his friend, Bishop Frederick Bennett, throughout New Zealand. As a foundation member of the Heretaunga Mori Choir, <mask> accompanied the group throughout the North Island where they performed at the major hui. He tried to join the New Zealand Expeditionary Force during the First World War but was rejected due to his flat feet.This was a huge disappointment in his life. He had two children with his first wife, Mata Kato, who died in 1917. <mask> married Mei Pere on May 27th, 1918. She owned her own shearing gangs which worked on the eastern coastal stations. They had six children together. <mask> had two adopted sons as well as a son from an earlier relationship with Mare Hape. A noted sportsman as a young man, <mask> was a keen competitor at Caledonian sports days.He participated in the shot-put, hammer throw, caber toss, high jump, tug of war and two styles of wrestling at one competition. He collected £26 from the events he won. He decided to become a professional wrestler later that year after winning the North Island catch-as-catch-can wrestling championship. <mask> was easily able to dominate his opponents because of his strength and "wire and whipcord" build. His first professional match was against M. A. Sunni at the Municipal Theatre in Napier on 3 May 1924. He was the best wrestler in New Zealand when he defeated the South Island champion in August. <mask> wrestled Walter Miller in the earliest known outdoor wrestling match in New Zealand.Governor-General Sir Charles Furgusson was among the 12,000 people who attended the event. <mask> suffered a serious shoulder injury in the title defence against M. A Sunni. The match ended at around midnight. Doctors banned him from wrestling for a month after he won the title. He became the first champion officially recognised by the National Wrestling Alliance when he defeated Sunni in two straight falls to win the NWA New Zealand Heavyweight Championship in 1925. <mask> traveled to Australia with his manager Alec Bain and wrestler Koraeda to defend his national title against Walter Miller. A side wager was made.He defeated Walter on points in a six-round contest in Hastings in October 1925 to win the NWA Australasian Heavyweight Championship. <mask> defeated Peter Limutkin in the first wrestling event ever held in the stadium. He successfully defended the national title against local and foreign wrestlers for over a year before retiring. He defeated Clarence Weber in a Best 2 out of 3 Falls match prior to his retirement. He was awarded a gold medal after his victory. <mask> was so popular in the country that a patented wire-strainer for fencing was named after him. Over 1,000 people were turned away from the sold-out Town Hall when <mask> wrestled Zbyszko in the final months of his career.Zbyszko had lost the title to Joe Stecher the previous year. According to one account by the New Zealand Railways Magazine, one of their matches lasted for several hours before ending in a time limit draw which had "gone on for many weary hours and when midnight Saturday chimed and Sunday commenced the match had to cease". Zbyszko said that <mask> would be a world-beater with proper training for two months or so. <mask> decided to retire because it was difficult to earn a living in his home country because there were so few local professionals. The national title was vacant for three years before Tom Alley won it. In 1930, he came out of retirement to referee some amateur bouts at the Wellington Town Hall, and Ed "Strangler" Lewis was interested in wrestling <mask> for the NWA Australasian title. <mask> had his first return bout after a six-year absence against Peter Limutkin at the Wellington Town Hall on 18 July 1932.<mask>'s in-ring performance was considered disappointing even though he was awarded the victory. The Evening Post said that against Peter Limutkin he did not show anything which would give hope of his performing creditably against a visiting wrestler approaching his own weight. The match can be written down as just another effort on the part of the Dominion Wrestling Union to give a local man a chance to prove his worth. His bouts were reviewed more favorably as the season went on. 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On June 28, 1933, he wrestled American wrestler Harry Mamos in a draw.He was considered a top contender for the title, along with Harry Mamos and Rumberg, by the end of the 1933 season. They were going to challenge George Walker for the NWA British Empire/Commonwealth Championship during the summer of 1935. The 49-year-old <mask> decided to retire as he was nearing middle age in the midst of a changing business. During the 1950s, his nephew became a noted amateur and professional wrestler. Wrestlers visiting from overseas would stop by <mask>'s home after his retirement. He was ranked No. 40 years after his death. Fight Times Magazine ranked New Zealand's greatest wrestlers in 2009.After his retirement, <mask> returned to Anglican service. He was active in politics and was involved with the Labour Party, as well as being friends with the president of the New Zealand Mori Council. He was familiar with Mori leaders and met with royalty as a representative of the Mori people. His hometown of Kohupatiki was described as a home away from home for the boys of Te Aute College and the girls of Hukare. His granddaughter was chosen to be the model for the statue of Pania. <mask> was a Member of the Order of the British Empire for social welfare services to Mori in the Church of England. Even though he was afflicted with rheumatism and arthritis in his old age, he still appeared as an orator at tribal ceremonial events.His condition grew so bad that he had to be carried out of his home by one of his grandsons when his bedroom caught fire. <mask> was survived by his wife, three sons and a daughter. <mask> was honoured with a song in his name. National Wrestling Association NWA Australasian Heavyweight Championship (2 times) and NWA New Zealand Heavyweight Championship (1 time, first). The Herald-Tribune is in Hawke's Bay. 21 June 1968. "Cause of death."The Sports Post is in Wellington. 29 June 1968. A<mask>. Biography on a man. In 1995. 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title: Ferran Adrià

texts: He is a Spanish chef. One of the best chefs in the world is considered to be the head chef of the El Bulli restaurant in Roses on the Costa Brava. He has collaborated with his brother. In 1980 he began his career as a dishwasher at the Hotel Playafels in the town of Castelldefels. He was taught traditional Spanish cuisine by the chef at the hotel. He was drafted into the military at the age of 19 and worked as a cook. At the age of 22, Adri joined the kitchen staff of elBulli.He became the head chef eighteen months later. The son of the founder of Nenuco purchased 20% of the business from the partners in 1994. This event became a turning point for elBulli, the money was used to finance an expansion of the kitchen and the relationship with Horta opened the door to new clients, businessmen, and politicians who helped spread the word about the creative experimentation happening at the time in Cala Montjoi. The Spanish chef does not consider his cuisine to be of this category, despite being associated with "molecular gastronomy" along with British chef Heston Blumenthal. He referred to his cooking as deconstructivist. He defines the term as "taking a dish that is well known and transforming all its ingredients, or part of them, then modifying the dish's texture, form and/or its temperature." The dish will retain its essence, but it will be vastly different from the original.He wants to provide unexpected contrasts of flavour, temperature and texture. Nothing is what it seems. The idea is to surprise the diner. elBulli was open from June to December. The last six months of the year were spent in the workshop "elBulliTaller" in Barcelona. On July 30th, the restaurant closed. elBulli had 3 stars and was one of the best restaurants in the world.It was the first place in the restaurant top 50 in 2002. It was ranked second in 2005. It was awarded the first place in 2006 and again in 2007, 2008 and 2009, making it a record 5 times in the top spot. The title was awarded to Noma after elBulli announced it would close. "culinary foam" is created by Adri. foams are made without the addition of cream or egg white and can be made with a variety of methods. It is possible to apply freeze-drying or freezing with liquid nitrogen to foams as well.The flavour of the final product can be more intense if you use a single flavoured liquid. A Day at El Bulli, El Bulli 2003– 2004 and Cocinar en Casa are all cookbooks written by Adri. Almonds and asparagus have been used to make cheese and bread with the help of natural ingredients. "Science and Cooking" was taught by Adri and José Andrés at Harvard University. The alliance was announced in October of 2010. He announced a new project in March of 2012 He described the project as "A Western haute cuisine Wikipedia at the service of information but also creativity".The art exhibition 'elBulli: <mask> Adri and The Art of Food' was held in London. The new museum will be located at the El Bulli Foundation. Adri, a cook, was asked to go along with the artists who were invited to display their work at documenta. Roger Buergel believed that it was as difficult to create a new cooking technique as it was to paint a great picture. He thinks that Ari's work shows cuisine should be a new art form. Buergel invited him to participate in the prestigious international event held every five years in Germany. A different approach was taken by Adri.He set up his pavilion with the approval of the documenta committee. El Bulli is 850 miles from Kassel. He believed that in order to truly experience his craft one had to come into his controlled environment because what he does is "ephemeral" and can't be in a museum. The collection of these experiences were documented, along with photographs and interviews from an eclectic group of figures in the art world. Some questioned the idea that cooking and art were co-extensive when Adri participated in documenta. Despite the fact that dishes from avant-garde cuisine are aesthetically pleasing, one of his colleagues, Chef Heston Blumenthal from the Fat Duck in Great Britain, is uneasy about the idea that he might be an artist. He compared a dinner at his restaurant to a night out at the theater.When people talk about a meal at the restaurant, they usually talk about the rhythm and flow of the dishes. He said he has turned eating into an experience. Santi Santamaria described his approach to cuisine as "pretentious". Santi Santamaria said that Adri's dishes are designed to impress rather than satisfy and used chemicals that put diners' health at risk. Santamaria, who ran the 3-star Can Fabes in Catalonia, was accused by top chefs of endangering the reputations of Spanish kitchens. Top Spanish chefs are divided into pro- and anti-Adri camps by the criticism. "These colorants, gelling agents, emulsifiers, acidifiers and taste enhancers should carry health warnings," said Jrg Zipprick, a German food writer.Texturas is a range of products by Ferran and Albert Adri. The Sferificacin, Gelificacin, Emulsificacin, Espesantes and Surprises lines are the result of a rigorous process of selection and experimentation. Texturas include products such as Xanthan and Algin which are packaged and labelled as Xantana Texturas and Algin Texturas respectively. The user can use a very small amount of xyll gum to make soups, sauces and creams. Every spherical preparation includes Algin, a key component of the "Spherification Kit". El Bulli: el sabor del Mediterrneo, 1993, Los secretos de El Bulli, 1997, El Bulli, 1994–1997 are works. There are images, commentary, photographs, and 30 recipes in the book.A Pacojet, freeze-dryer, nitrogen liquid tank, candyfloss machine and Perspex molds are some of the out-of-the ordinary kitchen appliances that are included in most of the recipes. Great Chefs Biography Interview with The Guardian Adri's exhibition in The Drawing Center of New York can be found at FoodPlanet.TV.


title: Wuta Mayi

texts: <mask> is a singer and composer from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. From 1974 to 1982, he was a member of the band TPOK Jazz, led by Franco, which dominated the Congolese music scene from the 1960s through the 1980s. He has recorded and performed as a solo artist since leaving TPOK Jazz, as well as being one of the four members of the "supergroup" Les Quatre Etoiles. <mask> was born on August 9, 1949 at Leopold General Hospital in Leopoldville, which is now the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. One source says that this singer is known by a variety of names. He was given a name after he was born. The name "Pascal" was added after his maternal grandfather.While he was with Orchestre Jamel National, a member of his family who had studied in Europe nicknamed him "Blaise", and from then on he was known as "Blaise-Pasco." He changed his name around 1974 when he joined TPOK Jazz under the "authenticité" campaign of President Mobutu. He has recorded and performed since the 1970s under the name Wuta Mayi, but sometimes that name is changed to "Wuta May." He attended Josephine Charlotte School for his elementary education, then continued on to the commercial technical school in the city's Limete commune, and then on to the high school at the Athenaeum of Ngiri-Ngiri. He joined the band Orchestre Jamel National, also known as Jamel Jazz, at the age of 18. He became friends with another vocalist in the band, Aime Kiwakana, who later joined TPOK Jazz. Other musicians who made their start at Jamel included saxophonist Empompo Loway, guitarists Bavon "Marie-Marie", and Dave Makondele, and vocalist Djo Mpoyi.<mask> <mask> began his professional career in 1968 as a vocalist in the band Orchestre Bamboula. Papa Noel created the band in November of that year. Bopol was guitarist Paul Mansiamina Mfoko. Bopol and Wuta <mask> were both born in 1949 and began their musical careers after high school. This was the beginning of a long-term relationship between the two. Other band members included Aime Kiwakana on vocals, Tino Mwinkwa on drums, Jeff Lunam on saxophone, and other members. The town of Limete was where Orchestre Bamboula made its debut.Orchestre Bamboula was chosen to represent the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the first Pan-African Festival of Culture in Algeria after winning a competition among the country's top bands. The band was called Bantous de la Capitale. After its return from Algiers, Orchestre Bamboula broke up. He was a member of several other bands. He formed the band in 1971 with Bopol and Tino Mwinkwa from Bamboula, as well as other musicians. <mask> <mask> was invited to join TPOK Jazz after leaving Orcheste Continental. <mask> <mask> left TPOK Jazz before Franco's death in 1989.Aime Kiwakana was one of the vocalists in TPOK Jazz at that time. <mask> <mask> is believed to have composed a number of songs for TPOK Jazz during his eight-year tenure there. <mask> Mayi needed to come to Paris for medical treatment in 1982. He decided to stay there after three friends from Kinshasa invited him to record with them. The first record of the group they formed, Les Quatre Etoiles, was recorded in 1983, 4 Grandes Vedettes de la Musique Africaine. In addition to recording and performing with Les Quatre Etoiles, he also released six solo albums, one of which was credited to him. He made contributions to many other records.He formed the band Odemba with Papa Noel, Bopol and others. The band did not fully launch due to lack of funds. The band Kékélé was formed in the early 2000s and toured extensively in Europe. vines are used in villages in Africa to make connections The band uses acoustic guitars, drums and percussions. More than 25 years after his previous solo release and more than 50 years after beginning his professional musical career, <mask> Mayi released a new solo album, which received positive reviews. His name is sometimes spelled "Wuta May" on record and CD covers.

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title: Derek Draper

texts: The Englishman is a former lobbyist. He was involved in two political scandals, one in 1998 and the other in 2009, while he was editor of the Labour List website. He worked as a therapist. Blair's 100 days and Life Support were written by him. He was admitted to the hospital in March 2020 with a serious case of COVID and remained there for a year. Six months after returning to his home, he is no longer alive. He was educated at Southlands High School until 1984.He attended the University of Manchester and Runshaw College. Ken Livingstone missed his train after attending a Labour Club meeting, but he was treated well by <mask> while he was at the university. Livingstone was surprised to see a large poster of Roy Hattersley in the student room. He first met Charlotte at this time. In 1990 he became the constituency secretary for Nick Brown. He went to work as a researcher for Peter Mandelson after leaving this job. He was employed by GPC Market Access until early 1999.The New Labour organisation Progress was set up by him while he was working at GPC Market Access. During the late 1990s, he was the Political Editor of the Modern Review, a columnist for the Daily Express, and a host on Talk Radio UK. In 1998, while still working as a director at GPC Market Access, <mask> was caught on tape boasting to Greg Palast, an undercover reporter from The Observer posing as a businessman, about how they could sell access to government ministers. The story was dubbed "lobbygate" when the press got hold of it. To say that I am intimate with every one of them is an understatement. He said that he wanted to stuff his bank account with 250 pounds an hour. According to Palast, <mask> was nothing more than a messenger boy.He was ridiculed after denying the allegations and accusing The Observer of trying to entrap him. According to Palast, the real story was about Tony Blair and his inner circle, and that the media coverage got his original story wrong. After his involvement in the "Lobbygate" scandal, he was sacked from his job at the Daily Express. Peter Mandelson said that <mask> is a fine intelligence, but sometimes he misuses it. He gets above himself. I think he will learn a hard lesson from what happened because he has been cut down to size. After three years in Berkeley, California, <mask> obtained an MA in clinical psychology.He claimed to have entered private practice in London after working in Berkeley as the development director of a community counseling centre. He said that he studied at the Wright Institute of California, a graduate school in Berkeley. He denied the allegations completely and said that this was an attempt to make him look bad. He was considering taking legal action against them. The British Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy is a group of people. He wrote monthly columns in the magazines Psychologies and Therapy Today, as well as writing an occasional column for the Mail on Sunday newspaper. He is the author of a chapter in a book.In response to a formal complaint the BACP announced on 24 November 2009, that it had further clarified <mask>'s qualifications: During the 2005 general election campaign, <mask> urged people to vote tactically against Labour, saying, "I don't want my vote to be used as vindication for Tony Emails that were highly critical of Gordon Brown were leaked to the News of the World, which claimed that Brown was "insecure" and a "self-conscious person". In 2008, <mask> returned to British politics. He was described as a Labour campaign advisor on Newsnight. Ray Collins was the General Secretary of the Labour Party at that time. The LabourList website was launched in January of 2009. He said that he started the website because he wanted Labourites to have their own place in the internet.Contributors to his website were David Lammy, Peter Mandelson, James Purnell and Piers Morgan. LabourList published articles and views that were critical of the Labour government. The website is still active. On 11 April 2009, it was reported by The Daily Telegraph that Gordon Brown's special adviser, Damian McBride, had sent a series of emails to <mask> discussing plans to set up a blog which would be used to post false rumors about the private lives of senior or prominent members of the Conservative Party There would have been sexual and personal fabrications against Nadine Dorries and other people. The emails were forwarded to Paul Staines, who brought them to the attention of the media. The apology for the "juvenile and inappropriate" emails was issued by 10 Downing Street.Conservative politicians called for Gordon Brown to make a public apology after he sent personal letters to people who had been mentioned in the emails. On a visit to Glasgow, Brown apologized for what had happened. He apologized for his part in the affair. In his reply to the email, he described the idea as " absolutely totally brilliant", but he claimed that he only responded to the email to gain favour from the Prime Minister. A closer look at the email shows that the plot was much more advanced, with <mask> knowing that the Red Rag site had already been set up and offering to sort out the technology with the trade union official. The Labour Party distanced itself from the LabourList website in the wake of the incident. In early May, he resigned as editor of LabourList, saying he regretted his stupid, hasty reply to the email.I should have said that the idea was wrong. Kate Garraway is the Good Morning Britain host. They have two children. COVID-19 <mask> was admitted to an intensive care unit after he was hospitalized in March 2020. He was in a coma after ten weeks and remained in critical condition as of June 2020. He remained in a serious condition after opening his eyes. He was in the hospital for a year after contracting the virus.In May 2021, his wife gave an update on her husband, stating that he is devastated by COVID-19 and still can't move. His wife said he was still receiving round-the-clock care and sleeping 20 hours a day. The Labour List Journalisted website has links to External links.

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title: TJ Perenara

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand rugby union player who plays Halfback or First Five-Eighth for the Wellington Lions and the Hurricanes in Super Rugby. The New Zealand under-20 rugby team won the IRB Junior World Championship in Italy. The most-capped Hurricane of all time is <mask>, who is currently the Captain of the Hurricanes. In his international career, <mask> has played 76 tests for New Zealand and attended both the Rugby World Cup and Rugby World Cup. <mask> was born in New Zealand and grew up in Titahi Bay. His father was a member of the New Zealand Softball Team from 1987 to 1996. His mother, grandmother, and uncle all played softball for New Zealand.Perenara's paternal grandmother was born in Australia. Two of his cousins, Henry and Marcus, played rugby. He is distantly related to All Black teammate, Sonny Bill Williams. He is a descendant of Te Arawa. Perenara scored a hat-trick of tries on his Super Rugby debut in a 46–19 victory against the Western Force in Perth. Perenara was a regular starter for the team. He was a member of the All Blacks squad for the Rugby Championship in 2013).He made his All Blacks debut in the first test against England after scoring five tries in the Super Rugby season. <mask> scored his first test try for the All Blacks in a 34-13 win against Argentina. <mask> started for the first time in his international career against the United States, but was replaced with nine minutes to go. <mask> started against Scotland on the end-of-year tour. <mask> scored eleven tries for the Hurricanes in the 2015 Super Rugby season, second only to Naholo. <mask> started for the All Blacks against Argentina. He played in two Rugby World Cup matches for New Zealand, including a start against Namibia.Following Conrad Smith's departure to Pau, <mask> was named vice-captain of the Hurricanes. <mask> was the captain of the Hurricanes multiple times in 2016 due to injuries to the regular captain. The first time in Super Rugby history that a losing team did not score a point in a knockout round was when <mask> scored a try in the 41-0 victory over the Sharks. <mask> was called up to New Zealand's All Blacks squad as an injury cover after initially being left out. The All Blacks decided to have three halfbacks in the squad, keeping <mask> and Kerr-Barlow in it. After having a lot of off-field incidents, Aaron Smith began to decrease in form quality. <mask> started against Argentina, keeping the starting spot over Kerr-Barlow for the rest of the competition.He scored two tries against South Africa and was nominated for Try of the Year against Argentina. Since Smith's off-field incidents, <mask> has been used as New Zealand's Haka leader. <mask> became New Zealand's first-choice halfback at the end of 2016 after Smith's decline in performance. <mask> ended 2016 as one of the team's top try-scorers after scoring his fifth of the year in the historic 40-29 loss to Ireland in Chicago. After captaining the Hurricanes to an 83-17 win over the Sunwolves to open their season, <mask> took over as captain and led the team in every single match of the year except for four. After he was badly concussed against the Chiefs, this happened. He didn't return to action until the knockout rounds.<mask> was relieved of the captaincy. <mask> scored the opening try of the semi-finals, but the Hurricanes lost to the Lions. <mask> became the highest try-scorer of all halfbacks in Super Rugby history when he scored his 44th try and seventh of the season in the semi-final loss to the Lions. <mask> scored his 45th try in the Super Rugby match against the Crusaders. <mask> has 48 tries to his name, which is the second-most in Super Rugby. <mask> went back to being the second-choice halfback despite an outstanding Super Rugby campaign. <mask> scored a try in the 71st minute as Smith was replaced in the 56th minute of the 78-0 win.Smith and <mask> both came off the bench in the three tests against the British & Irish Lions. The Haka was lead by <mask> against the Lions. He played in 14 matches for the All Blacks that year, starting against Argentina in a 39-22 win, and scoring a try against the Barbarians in a 31-22 win. The last Rugby Championship fixture was against South Africa and Perenara only missed one test that year. <mask> was expected to take over as Hurricanes captain for the upcoming season, but he won't be able to because of an injured knee. <mask> remained as vice-captain, but Brad Shields was named captain for his last season with the Hurricanes, instead of <mask>. He scored six tries in the Super Rugby season despite battling an injury.<mask>'s most notable contribution to the Hurricanes was his Man-of-the-Match performance against the Chiefs in the quarter-final, scoring two tries and performing a try-saving tackle. <mask> received the first yellow card of his international career in the Steinlager series against France. His second-half yellow card came in the 63rd minute of the second test, during the controversial 26-13 victory, which also saw France's Benjamin Fall red-carded. <mask> was selected to start for the All Blacks against Argentina in the Rugby Championship on September 8th. <mask> had an outstanding 71-minute performance that included two tries and solid defence, bringing his international try tally to 10 tries from 48 tests. <mask> was replaced by Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi as the All Blacks beat Argentina. <mask> missed a tackle on Ramiro Moyano that led to Argentina scoring the opening try, but he was named Man of the Match.<mask> replaced Smith on the bench in the 49th minute of the test against South Africa after a poor performance from Smith. <mask> did a better job than Smith, but did not help his country win. In an unexpected loss, New Zealand lost to South Africa in the first half. Four years after his international debut, <mask> played his 50th test for New Zealand. The All Blacks won their third consecutive Rugby Championship competition when <mask> was replaced by Smith in the 66th minute. The test was won by the All Blacks. <mask> only played in the last 10 minutes of the Rugby Championship test against South Africa.<mask> began his tour with a win against Australia in the third Bledisloe Cup test. After key members of the All Blacks, including the likes of <mask> and Captain Kieran Read, missed the test against Japan, <mask> was named on the bench prior to the 10 November test against England. <mask> performed poorly against England and could potentially have cost New Zealand a win, with England replacement forward,Courtney Lawes, charging down a box-kick from Perenara to set Sam Underhill up for what could have been England's winning try. The try was not given to England by the referee because Lawes was not on the field. New Zealand narrowly defeated England. <mask> was benched for the 9-16 loss to New Zealand in November. Perenara started against Italy after the big games against England and Ireland.He scored the opening try against Italy and was replaced by Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi in the 51st minute of the test, which ended the season in a 66-3 victory. When Coles was injured, <mask> had to assume the captaincy. He led the Hurricanes to a loss to the Crusaders and a draw with the Chiefs, which was followed by a second loss to the Crusaders at home on 29 March. The Jaguares South American side defeated the Hurricanes for the first time in their history in Wellington in Round 14. The side's chances were boosted by two wins in South Africa, and they would end the regular season with a home game against the Bulls. The Hurricanes will play the Crusaders in the Super Rugby semifinals. <mask> would show that a late interference by Sam Whitelock would affect his team's finish to the season.The Hurricanes' Most Valuable Player was Perenara. Perenara played five tests for New Zealand at the Rugby World Cup, where the All Blacks finished in third place. He finished a well-executed team try during New Zealand's 71-9 Pool Stage win over Namibia to win the IRP Try of the Year. <mask> is known for his support of social issues, having spoken of his support for inclusiveness and diversity in rugby. Perenara supported the rainbow community after Israel Folau's comments on same-sex marriage. He supports lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer issues. 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title: Santosh Mohan Dev

texts: An Indian political leader and a key member of the Indian National Congress, <mask> DEV was born in April 1934. He was first elected to the Parliament in 1980, the first of his seven terms in office. He has represented Silchar constituency in Assam five times and the Tripura West constituency twice. There is a rare distinction between being elected from two different states. He held crucial cabinet and non Cabinet posts during his political career. The Population Conference held in China in 1982 and the Indian Parliamentary Delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at Isle of Man in 1984 were both held by India. He was the Union Minister of State for Tourism and Communications from 1986 to 1988 and the Union Minister of State for Home Affairs from 1988 to 1989.He was the Union Minister of State for Steel in 1991. In 1980 he was elected to the Lok Sabha from Silchar constituency in Assam. He was re-elected in 1984 from Silchar constituency and in 1989 and 1991 from Tripura West constituency. In 1996, 1999 and 2004 he was re-elected from Silchar constituency. During 1990-1991, he was Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee and a member of the Parliamentary Committee of General Purpose Committee. He was a member of the Tea Board. The Chairman of the Committee on Energy, Member of House Committee, and Member of General Purposes Committee were some of the responsibilities held by him.In the elections for the 15th Lok Sabha, the candidate of the saffron party was defeated by the candidate of the other party. He was the Minister of Heavy Industry and Public Enterprises in the Union Cabinet from 2005 to 2009. The Indian auto industry will be shaped by a comprehensive automotive policy in the decades to come. The Public Sector wages were rationalised. This brought employees of government run companies closer to the levels of their private counterparts and reduced the exodus of talented managers and executives. The deregulation of steel in the mid 1990s as minister of steel made India a global steel powerhouse. He helped establish a national university in Silchar, Assam.In the early 1990s, he played a key role in removing rail freight charges from the states in order to make them more competitive. He's a third generation congressman. His father was a legislator. His grandfather was a member of the first Silchar Municipal council in 1913 and was an active member of the Indian freedom struggle. The establishment of two Central Universities in Assam and the welfare of labour especially of workers in tea gardens and villages were some of the major initiatives that were helped by social and cultural activities. Loans, development of rural electrification and transport, provision of water, electricity and sanitation facilities to the slum dwellers, and extension of financial help to the needy individuals and Associations/Clubs through a Trust established in memory of his father are some of the things he has done. The eldest of the three sons of the renowned Bengali North Eastern Freedom Fighter is <mask> <mask>.The personal confidence of Jawaharlal Nehru was enjoyed by the fierce opponent of British Rule. He was jailed many times by the British for his resistance activities. He was offered the governorship of Bihar in the 1960's, but he chose to stay in his hometown of Silchar. An elected office in South Assam has been occupied by a member of the <mask> family for the last 10 years. After graduating from G.C college in Silchar, Assam, he went to the Welsh College in the UK for his masters degree. He was a Member of the state legislative assembly of Assam from his home constituency of Silchar until May, 2011. Mr. <mask> is a certified and professionally qualified football referee.The All Assam Lawn Tennis Championship was won by Mr. DEV in the past. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee and Rabindranath Tagore are two famous Bengali writers. His daughter Sushmita was elected chairperson of the Silchar Municipality in September 2009, making her the fourth generation of her family to enter active politics. She became the member of parliament from her hometown Silchar constituency after becoming the member of the Assam Legislative Assembly from Silchar constituency. The Parliament of India website has an official biographical sketch of Bengali politicians.

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