title: Christophe Bassons

texts: He is a former professional road racing cyclist. <mask>' career ended after he spoke out about the Tour de France. In the Tarn department, <mask> was born. He studied civil engineering. He began mountain biking in 1991. He won the Tour du Tarn et Garonne in 1995 after racing on the road. He became the national time-trial champion after winning the world military time-trial championship.He became a professional after the team failed for Festina, a watch and clock maker. The discovery of a carload of drugs being driven to the team's riders in the Tour de France led to evidence that drug use was widespread in the team. The police statements were published by France Soir. <mask> was the only rider on the team who wasn't taking drugs, according to two convicted riders. He isn't one of them and he hasn't come out of the same mold, said Jean-Luc Gatellier in L'quipe. It's true that he refused to 'load the cannon', but it's also true that he doesn't belong to the family of cheat and the corrupted. The rider's attention was brought to him by the court statement.He wrote that riders who spoke out against the medical checks were hypocrites. He chuckled when he heard they were asking for changes to the tests. They are obliged to change their behavior. I've been the second speed for three years. They have ruined three years of my life as a racer. He turned down a 270,000 Swiss Franc-per-month raise in 1998 because he didn't want to use Erythropoietin. The code of silence about drug use in the sport was broken by his stance against it.The interest that the Festina trial brought to him led to an invitation to write a column during the 1999 Tour de France for Le Parisien, a newspaper in the same corporate group as the Tour de France itself. <mask> wanted to write about the "suspicious" speeds he was seeing and the fact that no Tour had ever been run faster than. He told Bicycling that the 1999 Tour was supposed to be the "Tour of Renewal", but that he was certain that there was still steroids in the 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- <mask> was not the only one concerned about how fast the 1999 Tour was going; fellow Frenchman Jean-Cyril Robin, who rode for US Postal in 1997-98, told him at one point, "This has got to stop!" We can't race like this! Ian Austen wrote in Procycling that his columns were mostly innocuous if entertaining. He sometimes went out of his way to deny the rumors.Bassons warned readers not to get any ideas about the record speed after the stage into Blois. It's normal to ride fast in a wind like that. There were two columns that stuck out. <mask> wrote that Lance Armstrong's performances had'shocked' the peloton after he showed that he had recovered from cancer. Stage 10 was from Sestrieres to Alpe d'Huez. Nobody had talked to him. The entire group planned to ride slowly for the first 100 km.The mechanic told Bassons about it. <mask> decided to ride ahead of the others and was attacked from the start. All of the teams rode together to close me down. The teams looked at him as they rode by. . Lance was the one who reached me. He grabbed me by the shoulder because he knew that everyone would be watching and that he could show them that he was the boss.He stopped me and said that what I was saying was not true, that I should quit the tour, and that I had no right to be a professional cyclist. I was depressed for 6 months. I cried all the time. I was in a bad place. Bassons said that he told him that he was thinking of the next generation of riders when he asked why he was speaking out. Then he asked "Why don't you leave?". The story was confirmed by Armstrong.His accusations aren't good for cycling, for his team, for me, for anyone. He would be better off going home if he thinks cycling works like that. <mask> was ignored by other riders. He said that a passing rider in his own team told him to watch what he said. <mask> said that he started feeling isolated. It's difficult to live in the middle of 170 riders. Bassons spoke as if he was the only rider who was beyond reproach.His own team joined in on the condemnation 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 Riders didn't like him or nodded at him. He said he didn't want to leave the race but his nerves couldn't take it anymore. He said he was comforted by the team doctor. We share the same ideas about the problem of drugs. I told him and he whined. I couldn't sleep after midnight because of my worries.I went into the corridor and called my coach and wife. I packed my case after having my breakfast. He said I was letting down the team when I crossed with him. He said a rider could leave the race if he cracked physically but he couldn't accept that he could crack mentally. One rider refused to shake my hand after I said goodbye to everyone. That hurt. Daniel Baal, the president of the FFC at the start at Sestrieres, was praised for his courage, according to the reporter Jean-Michel Rouet.If they didn't insult him, others pointed at him. He has friends and enemies. His solitude was proof that the morals have not changed. He was burned by his passion and died at the stake. He left two words on the official communication. Rider number 152 was forgotten by the peloton. Marie-George Buffet is the sports minister.They're fighting against their opponent. She said that it was time for someone to speak out. The team refused to share their prizes with Bassons. Normally teams pool their winnings and share them out based on the number of days a rider has survived the race. One rider said thatChristophe Bassons didn't work for the overall good of the team. He said it had nothing to do with his comments. "I was the only one to talk to Bassons," said the member of another team.He doesn't listen. <mask> is an individualist. He doesn't lend a hand in a race. He rides for himself. In 1999 <mask> rode in Germany and Belgium. He said that he felt a lot of tension. Some people didn't talk to me.It is worse that others pretended nothing had happened. I feel more adult than those who say it's just youthful folly. There aren't many clean riders who can say they don't take drugs. Health is the most important concern for most riders. The mistreatment continued after he moved to a smaller team. He told Bicycling that several guys tried to ride him into the ditch. I realized that it wasn't worth continuing after it got dangerous.He ended his racing career. Juliet Macur wrote in her book that the treatment of <mask> was a sign of the power that Armstrong had over international cycling. He was suspended for one year by the French Cycling Federation for missing an antidoping test. It was too late for him to get back to the race site for the test after he quit the race. His suspension was reduced after an appeal. The governing body owed <mask> compensation after he took the FFC to court. The FFC had to pay <mask> 31,691 in compensation after the court did not find in their favor.The media re-told <mask>' story after the 2012 USADA report on the US Postal Service team. Tyler Hamilton apologized for not talking to <mask> in an interview with the BBC. "That's life, it's nothing," <mask> said. I do not begrudge Hamilton. I understand. In 2000 he published his book Positif and in 2001 he became a sports teacher. He is in charge of drug tests for the ministry of youth and sport.He told the Guardian in 2012 that he considered his career to be as a sports professor, not as a cyclist. He said that he was content with his situation, and that he was not bitter against Armstrong, comparing it to what he was going through in the wake of the 2012 USADA report. There are links to a page on Bassons Living people 1974 births French male cyclists and the Knights of the National Order of Merit.

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title: Mikey McCleary

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texts: <mask> was born in New Zealand and moved to India in 2007. He has worked on many advertisements for brands like Levi's and Coca-Cola. There are also films such as Bombay Velvet, Shaadi Ke Side Effects, Shaandaar, and Waiting. He is well known for his re-interpretations of old Bollywood songs under the stage name of The Bartender and he is also well known for his work on soundtracks for ad-films. The TV Dinners album contains full-length versions of some of his most popular jingles. <mask> is a New Zealander who was born in India. He lived and worked in London, England for fifteen years before moving to Mumbai, India.He studied Composition and Orchestration at the Wellington Conservatorium of Music and later worked as a music producer in London. He is married to a writer. <mask>'s career in India began with a collaboration with Lucky Ali. He worked with A.R. Rahman on several Lucky Ali albums and was responsible for the music arrangement for the album Sunoh. He is the talent behind some of the most successful and recognisable tracks for India's biggest advertising campaigns. <mask> has made his mark in Bollywood. The background music for the film Waiting was composed and produced by him.He won an award for his work at the Asian Film Awards. He has composed music for several films including Shaitan, Love Sex aur Dhokha, Shaandaar, Bombay Velvet and Chennai Express. The background score and a few tracks for Bejoy Nambiar's second film, David, was composed by him. The background score for Shaadi Ke Side Effects was created by him. <mask>'s debut album was TV Dinners. The songs that Mccleary composed and wrote for major TV advertising brands are in the album. Instead of sounding like jingles, they sound like tracks from TV ad films by adding new composition and lyrics.He has his own vocals on half of the album. There are five music videos directed by him. <mask> has three albums released, Classic Bollywood: Shaken not Stirred, B Seventy and Classic Bollywood with a Twist. The first album re-invents Bollywood songs from the '50s and '60s in a jazz, seductive style and includes hit songs such as Tum Jo Ho from the Coca-Cola. The second album, B Seventy, was dedicated to Big B on his 70th birthday. His most famous film songs are combined with cabaret and motown while staying true to the original soul of the songs. Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh launched the third album, Classic Bollywood with a Twist.McCleary chose some of the most loved songs from the 50s, 60s and 70s and reworked them with jazz, seductive and mischievous flare using various genres and a predominantly live band feel. A beautiful song is like a beautiful woman according to McCleary. The clothes that she wears are similar to the musical arrangements. The beauty of the song composition and lyrics are eternal, even though the music recordings may appear old and outdated to the younger generation. My goal is to give that beautiful song new clothes that suit and enhance her beauty for all to see and enjoy. I still enjoy listening to the old recordings. As an artist, The Bartender has Suman Sridhar on vocals, Shalmali Kholgade on vocals, Shibani Dandekar on vocals, Rachel Varghese on vocals, Saba Azad on vocals, Vinay Lobo on guitar, and Ramon Ibrahim on keyboards.It has included Warren Mendonsa on guitar, Monica Dogra on vocals, and Merlin D'Souza on keyboards. Big B's 70th Birthday Celebrations Book Launch for Abu Jani was one of the highlights of the show.

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title: Joseph M. Carey

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, rancher, judge, and politician who was active in Wyoming politics. <mask> was involved in politics in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the 1860s. He was appointed as the United States attorney in the Wyoming Territory by President Grant in 1869. He was elected to serve as Wyoming's delegate to the United States House of Representatives and introduced legislation to admit Wyoming as a state. He was the state's first senator after Wyoming became a state. He was elected Governor of Wyoming in 1910 after leaving the Republican Party. He left politics in 1914.The last mayor of Cheyenne to be elected governor was him. The child of Robert Hood <mask> and Susan Pitt Davis was born on January 19, 1845. He was a sophomore at the Fort Edward Collegiate Institute in 1865. He graduated with a bachelor of laws from the University of Pennsylvania in 1867. He married Louisa David and had two children with her. <mask> supported and gave speeches in favor of Governor John W. Geary. The chairman of the Republican Party of New Jersey asked him to give speeches in multiple New Jersey towns after he cast his first vote.President Grant nominated <mask> to be the first United States attorney in the Wyoming Territory on April 3, 1869. Grant nominated him as an Associate Justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court on December 14, 1871 and he was confirmed by the Senate on January 18, 1872. <mask> was selected to represent the Wyoming Territory and served on the Committee on Nomination of Secretaries of Departments during the second session of the United States Centennial Commission. The commission voted on whether or not to allow the exposition to remain open on Sundays. He was selected to serve as the Wyoming Territory's National Republican committeeman in 1876 and remained there until 1897. <mask> ran on a public works improvement platform while he was out of state and was elected mayor of Wyoming. He was reelected twice without opposition.<mask> was selected to serve as the first president of the Stock Growers National Bank after the completion of the city's water and sewage systems. The purpose of the Wyoming Development Company was to bring water to thousands of acres of land in the Wheatland Flats. In 1885, <mask> was selected to lead the organization and built a reservoir using water from the Laramie River. Over 50,000 acres of land were successfully Irrigationd thanks to the transfer of water from the reservoir through canals and ditches. On July 30, 1874, the Wyoming Republican Party unanimously nominated <mask> to serve as the territory's delegate to the United States House of Representatives from the at-large congressional district, but he was narrowly defeated by Steele. After Francis E. Warren declined the nomination, <mask> was given the Republican nomination for the at-large congressional district. He defeated William H. Holliday in the general election.The Wyoming Democratic Party did not nominate a candidate for the at-large congressional district and <mask> received almost ninety percent of the popular vote with the rest being split among Democratic write-in candidates. He received the Republican nomination again and was reelected against Organ. He gave a speech at the dedication of the Wyoming State Capitol building. When Territorial Governor William Hale died, <mask> asked Chester A. Arthur to nominate Warren because he was a resident of Wyoming. Until statehood, the rest of Wyoming's territorial governors were residents of Wyoming. President Benjamin Harrison offered to appoint <mask> to an important position in Wyoming, but he declined as he wanted to work towards Wyoming statehood. Congress did not act on <mask>'s proposal to admit Wyoming as a state.Governor Warren ordered an election for delegates to write a state constitution despite <mask>'s proposal being unsuccessful. On March 26, 1890, <mask> introduced legislation to admit Wyoming as a state, which was passed by the House of Representatives with a vote of 139 to 127 in favor, and the Senate with 29 to 18 in favor. President Benjamin Harrison signed the legislation on July 10, 1890. <mask> stated that Wyoming's population of less than 60,000 did not matter as several other states had populations lower than Wyoming's. The first state legislature held a session at the order of Governor Warren. The state legislature voted on the appointment of its two senators to the United States Senate. Warren defeated M. C. Brown, H. R<mask>, and Henry A. Coffeen.The state legislature voted in favor of Francis E. Warren due to <mask>'s opposition to the free silver movement. In 1894, he was made the chancellor of Union College. The 1896 United States presidential election was won by Governor <mask>. In 1897, a convention in Delaware read a letter from <mask> in support of women's rights. He and his brother were thrown from the carriage. While Davis was uninjured, <mask> had cuts on his head. <mask> announced in May 1910 that he would seek the Republican nomination for Wyoming governor.He and William C. Irvine, who was <mask>'s campaign manager, were in Wyoming in June. He decided to run as an independent in the governor's race in order to break the Republican political machine in Wyoming. He defeated William L. Kuykendall for the Democratic nomination. He won every county in the general election. On January 21, 1911, nine senators, six governors, and thirteen representatives from the Republican Progressive League signed a declaration of principles. <mask> was one of the people who signed. On January 29, 1912, he endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican presidential nomination.He called for a state convention to select delegates to attend the national convention of Roosevelt's party. Although Wyoming had a member of Roosevelt's Progressive Party as its governor in the presidential election, Roosevelt placed third behind Taft and Wilson. The Progressive Party's nominee for Wyoming's at-large congressional district placed third in the election. On January 20, 1913, fighting broke out in the Wyoming House of Representatives during the selection of the Speaker of the House. <mask> refused to restore order to the state house. He commuted the sentences of ninety-six people while he was governor. On October 14, 1916, <mask> endorsed Wilson for reelection against Hughes in the 1916 presidential election.He supported the prohibition of alcohol in the United States in 1917. Robert D<mask> became the first governor of Wyoming to be the father of another governor when he won the election in 1918. <mask> and <mask> traveled through the eastern United States in 1922. He died of a stroke in February of 1924. He was honored by the branch after his death. All business in Wyoming was suspended on February 8 due to the death of <mask>. The Wyoming Supreme Court had resolutions written by Hugo Donzelman, Thomas Hunter, and Anthony C. Campbell.He was a member of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. The American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming has the <mask> Family Papers.

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title: Ohad Talmor

texts: <mask> is a jazz saxophonist, clarinetist, composer, conductor and arranger. At the age of 5, Talmor began piano lessons at the local conservatoire. He was exposed to a world of music and musicians when he met Martha Argerich in his teens. Talmor discovered the saxophone while in high school. He was studying musicology and philosophy at the University of Geneva when he devoted himself to this instrument. Alexander Rabinovitch is a Russian pianist and composer. He met Lee Konitz at a recording session.Lee Konitz was <mask> <mask>'s mentor for years to come. <mask> and Lee Konitz produced 4 records and over 200 concerts worldwide. <mask> was involved in the European Jazz scene from 1990 to 1995 and led his own quartet or quintet. He collaborated with many of Europe's leading musicians. He toured Europe in 1994 and 1995 with Lee Konitz, Steve Swallow and different large ensemble featuring music he had composed. <mask> got a Composition degree from the Manhattan School of Music in 1997. <mask> <mask> lives in New York where he plays regularly with his own project NEWSREEL, a flexible group that features some of New York's most creative musicians."Steve Swallow/<mask> <mask>/Adam Nussbaum TRIO" is one of Talmor's projects. "TRIO" is with Dan Weiss. The group focuses on short forms with interactive studies. He is a devoted student of the music and plays the bansuri under the guidance of his teacher. Talmor is involved with the Brooklyn Jazz scene and performs with many people. Talmor is also involved in writing for Jazz and Classical idioms. Talmor has composed, arranged and conducted music for a large ensemble.Germany's "WDR Big Band", Portugal's "OJM Big Band", Switzerland's "Big Band de Lausanne", and "Lucerne Jazz Orchestra" are just some of the groups that have performed his music. His contributions to the Classical idiom include music for pianist Martha Argerich, So Paulo's Symphonic Band, the Spring String Quartet from Austria or the Portugal National Orchestra. The Porto National Orchestra, the OJM Big Band and Dan Weiss were featured in Talmor's "LAYAS", a large form composition. <mask> is a composer for films and radio plays. The movie "Low Down" features John Hawkes, Glenn Close, and musician Flea. The movie was ready for the Karlovy Vary Film Festivals. He has composed scores for many shows including the Radio Drama Channel Seeing Ear Theater and the Tales from the Crypt audio series.He teaches at the New School and Queens College CUNY in New York City. The Performance Space SEEDS are located in Brooklyn, NY. He was awarded the Jazz prize in 2012 for his "innovative and creative jazz work". Talmor was awarded the European Broadcasting Union Award for European Jazz Composer of the year. A composer is speaking. Meeting Lee Konitz-<mask> <mask> Big Band. All That Jazz is located in Brooklyn in the Village Voice.This is a press release. People Search 1970 births Living people American jazz saxophonists American jazz composers Swiss film score composers American male

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title: Daniel Scioli

texts: <mask> is an Argentine politician, sportsman, and businessman. From 2003 to 2007, he was Vice President of Argentina, and from 2011 to 2015, he was Governor of Buenos Aires Province. He has been Argentina's ambassador to Brazil since 2020. He served two terms as president of the Justicialist Party. He was the candidate for the Front for Victory ticket in the general elections in 2015, but lost to Mauricio Macri. The family was born in Villa Crespo. He lived in a middle class home for the first few years of his life.The family business grew from an electrical hardware store run by his grandfather to a store selling electrical appliances. He described himself as a loyal man who was devoted to his stable and intimate circle and an understanding but demanding father. In 1975, his brother was kidnapped by a cell of the Montoneros guerrilla group. The negotiations to free his brother were carried out by <mask>. The father paid a cash payment for his son's release. He has an extramarital daughter and was married to a model. He was forced to recognize his daughter after he refused to do so.She was accepted by Scioli as his daughter when she was 18 years old. He says that it helped him grow and give him peace of mind. I can now enjoy Father's Day because of my relationship with Lorena. Colegio Ward's primary school was where EducationScioli attended until he was 17 years old. He graduated from the Escuela Superior de Comercio Carlos Pellegrini with a degree in commercial expertise, having attained one of the three best grade averages. He began his studies in marketing at the U.A.D.E. He finished his final exams in October of 2015.The head of the UADE,<mask> and Orosco, were denounced for a possible degree forgery, as several topics of study approved by him are no longer part of the scheduled studies. His interest in sports began at the Villa Crespo club. He represented his city in swimming, tennis, basketball, and a form of badminton. When a friend invited him for a ride in a powerboat, his passion for offshore powerboat racing took off. He finished last in his first offshore powerboat race in Mar del Plata. He states that he decided to train until he started winning and became the world champion. One of the most successful powerboat racing teams in the world was founded by the Italian designer, builder and engineer Fabio Buzzi.On December 4, 1989 he lost his arm in a race on the Paran river. A wave is believed to have overturned his boat. <mask> was able to pursue his love of offshore powerboat racing. He won many offshore powerboat racing titles despite his handicap. <mask> with an average speed of 100 mph.His activity was related to the electrical appliances market. In 1991, he was nominated as the agent of the brand for Argentina by the Swedish company, which had left the Argentine market due to the country's instability. He became the director of the firm in 1997 after he encouraged it to re-establish in Argentina. His political career began in 1997 when he ran for a seat in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies on behalf of the Justicialist Party. He became a deputy in the Argentine Congress after he was elected. He was nominated for a two-year term as president of the Sports Committee of the House on the basis of a unanimous vote. He became a minister in December 2001 after being re-elected as a deputy.The Front for Victory ticket ran in the presidential election in 2003 and won. The President of the Senate was made the Vice- President of Argentina. One of the most influential political jobs in Argentina was created in 2007, when <mask> was elected Governor of the province. After disappointing results for the Front for Victory in the June 28, 2009, mid-term elections, <mask> replaced Kirchner as President of the Justicialist Party. The FPV candidate in the Argentine presidential election was endorsed by the incumbent president. The initial polls had him as a favorite, with some predicting he would win enough votes to avoid a ballotage. He was forced into a ballotage against Mauricio Macri after narrowly winning the first round.The ballotage round took place on November 22. The race was close and Macri won with 70% of the votes counted. There are External links to the team of <mask>cioli Site of Photographs of <mask> and <mask>li Facebook of <mask>li Youth forScioli. There is a group that supports <mask>li Biography.

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title: Geeta Mehta

texts: A social entrepreneur, urban designer, architect and author, <mask> is an Indian-American. She is a professor at the Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation at Columbia University. <mask> was born in India and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She received her bachelor's degree in Architecture from the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, a master's degree in Urban Design from Columbia University, and a doctorate in Urban Engineering from the University of Tokyo. Career Mehta is a professor at the Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation at Columbia University. She is an advisor to the Earth Institute. The Temple University campus in Tokyo had a professor named Mehta.The interior design firm is located in Honolulu and New York City. The blend of Western and Asian influences can be seen in the firm's work for corporations and private homes in the U.S., Vietnam, and India. Matt Tyrnauer directed Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, a full-length documentary film about activist Jane Jacobs. <mask> warned in the film that without the philosophy of Jacobs, global development could lead to the slums of the future. She was appointed to the Waterfront Management advisory board by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. She spoke on social capital, sustainable and equitable urbanism, and community-based change at forums in Australia, Austria, Brazil, India, Japan, and the US. She is a board member of WomenStrong International, The Center for the Living City, and Friends of University of Tokyo.She was a member of the advisory board of the Millennium Cities Initiative of the Earth Institute. The co-founding of Asia Initiatives was inspired by M. S. Swaminathan. It is a non-profit organization in New York City. Asia Initiatives supports projects in education and healthcare in underserved areas with non-profit organizations such as the Self-Employed Women's Association in Delhi and Ahmedabad, the Center for Development in Ahmedabad, Save Indian Farmers and Parmarth Sevi Sansthan in Maharashtra. The M.S. is a book. Jeffrey Sachs, Indra Nooyi, and Kerry Kennedy received the award for their work at the Asia Initiatives Gala. Ban Ki-moon is the 8th Secretary General of the United Nations.The Ban Ki-moon Award for Women's Empowerment was instituted in his honor. Gloria Steinem was one of the recipients of the award. <mask> developed Social Capital Credits (SoCCs) into communities across India, Africa, and the US, helping them incentivise their ability to help themselves by communities and individuals earning SoCCs for the common good. The SoCCs team at Asia Initiatives works with communities to tailor the SoCCs menu to their needs. Getting children vaccinations, sending children to high school, waste management, providing senior care, planting trees, and paving streets are some of the items on the SoCCs earning menu. School fees, skill training classes, home repairs and telephone talk time are included in the iSoCCs redemption menu. Common projects that can be done with CommSoCCs include a micro-sewage system, improvements to streets or public spaces, or child-care centers.A SoCC Manager is trained to work with the community. Asia Initiatives has an online platform for trading SoCCs. SoCCs are being used in pilot sites in Costa Rica. Local partners range from corporations to municipal governments. <mask> has appeared in articles in Forbes and Huffington Post about the creation and use of SoCCs. Asia Initiatives was one of the six winners of the Amravati Happy Cities competition in April of last year, and signed an MoU with the government of AP to implement SoCCs in this new city. SoCCs was recognized as a winner of the Fast Company's 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards.The MIT Inclusive Innovation Award was given to Asia Initiatives. In 2020, Asia Initiatives received awards from a number of companies. The Asia Initiative received a prize. SaveLIFE Foundation is partnering with Asia Initiatives to implement SoCCs on the MumbaiPune Expressway to reduce the number of accidents. <mask> co-founded URBZ: User Generated Cities, a research collective that focuses on urban planning and design systems. The magazine Il Giornale dell'Architettura named URBZ one of the 100 most influential names in architecture. City Connect: Regeneration, Sustainability and Equity in the 21st Century was published in 2016 by Arch-media Inc.Women's eNews named <mask> one of the 21 leaders of the 21st century. <mask> is married to Krishen <mask> of New York, who retired as a partner from the accounting firm to advise Global Financial Integrity, and the couple has two sons. The Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation alumni include American people of Indian descent and 21st-century American women.

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title: Frank Luntz

texts: <mask> is an American political and communications consultant, pollster, and pundit, best known for developing talking points and other messaging for Republican causes. Public relations support for pro-Israel policies in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and messaging for Newt Gingrich's Contract with America have been included in his work. He wanted to use the term death tax instead of estate tax and climate change instead of global warming. Luntz frequently contributes to Fox News as a commentator and analyst, as well as running focus groups during and after presidential debates on CBS News. Luntz says his specialty is "testing language and finding words that will help his clients sell their product or turn public opinion on an issue or a candidate." He is an author of business books. Luntz declared he was no longer a Republican.The first American forensic dentistry textbook was written by <mask> and his father, Phyllys Kelmenson. His family is Christian. He graduated from Hall High School, earned a bachelor of arts degree in history and political science from the University of Pennsylvania, and received a doctorate in politics from Trinity College, Oxford, where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Luntz's thesis was the basis for his first book, Candidates, Consultants, and Campaigns: The Style and Substance of American Electioneering. It was published in 1988. The Thouron Award was established in 1960 by Sir John R.H. Thouron, K.B.E., and Esther du Pont Thouron to strengthen the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom. More than 650 Thouron Scholars have been sponsored by the Thouron Award since 1960.Luntz has appeared as a consultant or panel member on a number of television news shows, including The Colbert Report, Capital Gang, Good Morning America, Hannity, Hardball with Chris Matthews, Meet the Press, PBS NewsHour, Nightline, The O'Reilly Factor, Real Time with He has written for publications such as The Financial Times, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. Luntz provides analysis for British news programmes in addition to his work in the US. He taught at Harvard University, George Washington University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Luntz had a stroke on January 10, 2020 and talked about it in interviews afterwards. He continued his analysis and media appearances. Luntz uses focus groups and interviews to test word and phrase choices.The purpose of this is to cause audiences to react based on emotion. 80 percent of our life is emotion, and 20 percent is intellect. I want to know how you feel than how you think. ... If I respond quietly, the viewer at home will have a different reaction than if I respond with passion. Someone like this is an intellectual and someone like this is a freak. Luntz is quoted as saying that the way his words are created is by taking the words of others.Over the last five years, I've moderated an average of 100 focus groups a year. I show them the language I've created. 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Luntz believes that Orwell wouldn't approve of many of the uses that his pseudonym is applied for, for example, quoting Orwell's essay "Politics and the English Language", where Luntz focuses on how Orwell derides the use of cliché and dying metaphors. Luntz describes his job as exploiting the emotional content of language. It's all emotion.There is nothing wrong with emotion. We are not rational when we are in love. My job is to find the words that make people cry. The most powerful force known to mankind is words and emotion. <mask> talked about his use of the term "energy exploration" in an interview with Fresh Air. He showed people a picture of current oil drilling and asked if it looked like exploration or drilling. 90 percent of the people he talked to said it looked like exploring.I think it's a better way to communicate. "If the public says after looking at the pictures, that doesn't look like my definition of drilling, then don't you think we should be calling it what people see it to be," he said. Should we call it what it is, as opposed to what someone thinks it might be? Is there a difference between exploration and actually getting out the oil? Luntz was described as a popularizer of the phrase "death tax" by James L. Martin, chairman of the conservative 60 Plus Association. <mask>, a GOP pollster, found that "death tax" caused voter resentment in a way that "inheritance tax" and "estate tax" couldn't. Who wouldn't be opposed to a tax on death?Luntz included the phrase in the GOP's Contract with America. Luntz recommended that GOP lawmakers stage press conferences at their local mortuary to dramatize the issue. He wrote that he believed the backdrop would connect with his people. The American people understand death. Apparently, he's right. The Republicans have 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 It has begun to be used in a neutral context, which is a coup for Martin.Luntz was credited with advising the Bush administration to abandon the phrase "global warming" in favor of "climate change" in a memo to the Republican party. <mask> is the author of "Words That Work: It's Not What You Say, It's What People Hear." His second book, "What Americans Really Want... Really: The Truth About Our Hopes, Dreams and Fears," was a New York Times Business best seller. Luntz published his book "Win: The Key Principles to Take Your Business From Ordinary to Extraordinary" in March 2011. <mask> was Pat Buchanan's pollster during the 1992 U.S. Republican presidential primary and later served as Ross Perot's pollster in the general election. <mask> was Newt Gingrich's pollster in the 1990s. He helped Gingrich produce a GOPAC memo that encouraged Republicans to "speak like Newt" by describing Democrats and Democratic policies as corrupt, greedy, Hypocrisy, and Sick.<mask> was a pollster and strategist for the campaigns of Rudy Giuliani in New York City. <mask> wrote a report titled "The Israel Project's 2009 Global Language Dictionary" that was used by the Israeli government to defend their policy in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. Luntz believed that specific language would create a more favorable impression of Israel in the United States and the rest of the international community. The report advised describing Palestinian negotiating points as "demands" because Americans don't like people who make demands. The report was marked "not for distribution or publication", but it was leaked to Newsweek after it was written. <mask> tried to distance himself from the Bush administration's policy on global warming, but it was his idea to make global warming sound less severe. Luntz said that he wasn't responsible for what the Bush administration did after that time.At the time he made his recommendation, the science was incomplete and he still believes that humans have contributed to global warming. <mask> wrote in a 2002 memo to Bush that the scientific debate is closing but not yet closed. There is still time to challenge the science. ... Voters think there is no consensus about global warming in the scientific community. The public's views about global warming will change if they believe that the scientific issues are settled. You need to make the lack of scientific certainty a primary issue in the debate and defer to scientists and other experts in the field.New research shows the American people want Congress to act on climate legislation that would promote US energy independence and a healthier environment. <mask> said that Americans want their leaders to act on climate change, but not for the reasons they think. A majority of Americans think climate change is happening. This is the case of both McCain and Obama voters. It is still important for America to pursue policies that promote energy independence and a cleaner, healthier environment. Luntz said people are more interested in seeing solutions than watching political arguments. Luntz gave advice to people pushing for action on the climate crisis when he spoke in front of the United States House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis.He said that he was wrong in 2001 and that he had changed. He promised to help the Democrats on the climate committee if they put "policies ahead of politics" and commit to nonpartisan solutions. He had a change of heart after the Skirball Fire forced him to leave his home. Luntz conducted a focus group on the Conservative leadership race for Newsnight. The focus group's overwhelmingly positive reaction to David Cameron was seen by many as crucial in making him the favorite in a crowded field. In March 2007, Newsnight invited him back to look at comparative opinions on the three of them. Luntz led a focus group with the Irish state broadcasters to get the opinions of the Irish people before the May 24, 2007, general elections.Some of the campaign techniques the political parties were using were shown to viewers. Luntz analysed a group of swing voters in the lead-up to the November 2007 Australian federal election, which was between the ruling Coalition and the opposition Labor party. Luntz noted that, like the Irish scenario, the Coalition was well established, presiding over the country for 11 years and overseeing continued economic growth for much of that period; and that unlike the lead-up to the Irish elections, Australia had a stronger and more popular opposition leader in Kevin Rudd The opposition leader was not as good as Kevin Rudd. Luntz was brought in to conduct research for Sky News Australia and The Australian newspaper. During the 2010 UK general election, Luntz led focus groups and appeared on the Daily Politics. In 2015, Luntz predicted a hung parliament.Luntz conducted a poll in 2012 that found that a majority of gun owners supported gun control measures such as mandatory criminal background checks, minimum age restrictions, and eligibility requirements for concealed weapon permits. Luntz had a meeting with the Republican Governors Association to discuss how to address the growing populist Occupy movement sweeping the country. He said he was scared of the anti-Wall Street effort. I'm scared to death. They're making a difference in what the American people think of capitalism. Luntz became frustrated with the voters after the 2012 presidential election and, at the time of the interview for the article, was in psychological turmoil. He sold the majority of his shares in LuntzGlobal.In August 2020, <mask> was asked what the defining principles of the Republican Party were, to which he responded, "You know, I don't have a history of dodging questions." I have no idea how to answer that. There isn't a consistent philosophy. It is not about making America great again at a time of economic distress and social unrest. It is not credible. Luntz was criticized by the American Association for Public Opinion Research for refusing to release poll data because of client confidentiality. Diane Colasanto was the president of the association at the time.What were the questions? When a pollster makes results public, the information needs to be public. People need to be able to evaluate the research. He was censured by the National Council on Public Polls in 2000 for misrepresenting the results of focus groups he conducted during the Republican Convention. <mask> was dropped from MSNBC's coverage of the presidential debate in 2004. The decision had nothing to do with <mask>'s past work. Luntz believed MSNBC "buckled to political pressure" from David Brock.Luntz received the 2010 PolitiFact Lie of the Year award for his promotion of the phrase "government takeover" to refer to healthcare reform. Luntz wrote in a memo that takeovers are like coups. Both lead to dictators and a loss of freedom. The Wall Street Journal wrote that "PolitiFact's decree is part of a larger journalistic trend that seeks to recast all political debates as matters of lies, misinformation and 'facts' rather than differences of world view or principles." The plan is not a government takeover according to the editors of PolitiFact. The American Spectator published an article about Luntz entitled "The Problematic <mask>'s Stockholm Syndrome", which was leaked from the University of Pennsylvania. Luntz revealed the kind of thinking that goes on in the minds of too many on the right who, whether they realize it or not, have been intellectually and culturally bullied that there is some sort of 'right way'.Some conservatives suffer from a political version of Stockholm Syndrome, where the captives identify with their abductors. The article was written in response to a leaked recording of Luntz at the University of Pennsylvania, where he said conservative radio personalities were being "problematic" and "destroying" Republicans' ability to connect with more voters, or even maintain a majority. Luntz said that they get great ratings, and they drive the message, and it's problematic. This isn't on the Democratic side. It is only on the Republican side. The Democrats have a lot of news on their side. 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title: Will Hoskins

texts: <mask> is an English footballer who plays for club Kings Langley, where he plays as a forward. His career began at a local club before he joined the youth system of Rotherham United. At just 17 years old, he came into the first team fold at Rotherham and made an impact, scoring both goals in a 2–1 win at Wigan Athletic. He only made one start under managers Mick Harford andRonnie Moore. Alan Knill took over as manager halfway through the 2005–06 season, with the Millers halfway through their first campaign back in League One, and saved the club from a second successive relegation. Knill brought Hoskins up through the youth ranks at Millmoor and gave him 12 more starts. At the end of the 2005–06 season, the only out-of-contract players to sign an immediate contract renewal was Hoskins.The youngster was offered an initial one-year deal by Knill, who stated that he would be rewarded with a new contract before Christmas if he proved himself in the first team. In the 2006–07 pre-season, Hoskins scored two times against Gretna, his new strike partner. He suffered a slight injury before the first match of the season and had to step up to take his place. He came on as a second-half substitute against the Terriers. His place in the starting eleven was secured after he came off the bench to score the winning goal. He never had a regular strike partner due to injuries. At the end of December he had scored 15 goals in 22 appearances, making him the third highest scorer in League One.He was awarded the Player of the Month award in October and was valued at an estimated £750,000+ by The Guardian. On January 5, 2007, after turning down a contract extension, <mask> joined the club for a combined fee of over one million dollars. He made his debut after coming off the bench. He only made three appearances in the campaign. He moved to Millwall in September of 2007, where he made 12 appearances and scored four goals. After months of speculation, he signed forNottingham Forest. In the first round of the 2008–09 League Cup, Hoskins scored his first goal for the Hornets, an 88th-minute winner against Bristol Rovers.The 4–3 victory against Crystal Palace in the third round of the FA Cup was due to the third goal scored by Hoskins in the sixty-seventh minute. On February 8, 2008, Hoskins joined the club on loan for the rest of the season, with Forest having the option of signing him permanently in the summer for half a million dollars. He made his debut in a 2–0 win over Millwall at the City Ground and impressed in his first two games in a Reds shirt, being credited for his liveliness and willingness to work hard. He was out for a while with a back injury, but with Ormerod joining from the North End, he was back. In June of 2010, <mask> signed a two-year contract with Bristol Rovers. After a great start to the 2010–11 League One campaign, he boasted a 1:2 goal to game ratio. He was out for four weeks with an ankle injury but came off the bench two weeks later.At the end of the season in March of 2011, it was said that Hoskins was leaving Bristol Rovers. After Bristol Rovers were demoted from League One, he signed a deal with the League One champion. Hoskins joined the Seagulls on a two-year deal for an undisclosed fee. He played 45 minutes in the first game of the season. He scored a low drive from 30 yards after Jamie Smith made a nice play. He scored his first competitive goal in a 3–1 win away from home. He smashed the ball in the net after Craig Mackail-Smith released him with a through ball.On January 31, 2012 <mask> joined the club for the rest of the season. He was forced to return to Seagulls at the end of the season after cutting his loan spell short due to a hernia problem. He scored his second goal as the Seagulls knocked out the club in the FA Cup. On July 2, 2015, <mask> and Alex Fisher were both on trial. He joined City permanently after a successful trial period. He scored a late winner on his debut. Hemel Hempstead Town was part of the National League South.He scored four goals as the team finished 5th and qualified for the play-offs. He joined Kings Langley on January 3, 2020 and came on as a 57th minute substitute for Steve Ward, and helped his new club to a 2– victory. He scored two goals for the club. When he first joined the England U-18 squad, he set up the winning goal against Sweden. The International U20s team lost to Russia 4–0 on August 16, 2005 in Moscow. There are external links to <mask> profile at the Bristol Rovers website. The players are fromWatford F.C.The players are from Millwall F.C. The players are from the Forest F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players are from the United Kingdom. The players are from Oxford United F.C. The players are from Exeter City F.C.The players are from Hemel Hempstead Town F.C. The players are from Kings Langley F.C. English expatriates in Australia play football in the National League of the English Football League.

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title: Hushang Mirza

texts: <mask> was the grandson of the third Mughal emperor, Akbar. He was the nephew of Jahangir, the fourth Mughal emperor. His paternal grandfather, Akbar, gave him the name <mask> when he was young. He was one of two children with his Hindu wife, a Paramara princess of Bhojpur. Raja Dalpat Ujjainia, his maternal grandfather, rebelled against Mughal authority in 1599. The Subahdar of Allahabad was dispatched to neutralise the rebellion. Dalpat offered a tribute to elephants on the prince's arrival.It is thought that the Raja gave his daughter in marriage at this point. Dalpat was killed a few years later, supposedly on the orders of the then Prince Selim, who later became the Emperor Jahangir, as revenge for the death of a Mughal officer during his brief revolt. After <mask>'s birth, Subahdar of the Deccan, Daniyal <mask>, died of delirium tremens, a little over a year after. Akbar passed away in October of that year after being devastated by his youngest son's death. In 1606, the family of Daniyal were escorted to the Mughal court by Jahangir's physician, Muqarrab Khan, who was from Burhanpur. Jesuit missionaries had been present in India for several decades when Jahangir's reign began. There were small but ardent communities of converts in Agra and Lahore, and Gradual progress had been made in their spreading of Christianity.Jahangir seemed friendlier to the missionaries than his father and there were hopes that he might be converted. Two Jesuit priests were summoned to Jahangir's court in Agra. Jahangir gave <mask> and his twobrothers to the Jesuits to be raised as Christians before an assembly of his nobles. The priests fell to their knees and kissed the emperor's feet. The representative of the East India Company believed that Jahangir allowed the conversion to mitigate any support his nephews would have had among the Muslim nobles, which would have complicated his own succession to the throne. James I's ambassador to India claimed that they were done so Jahangir would be able to claim a Portuguese wife. The princes were declared ready forbaptism after three months of preparation.The Christians of the city from the fort to Akbar's Church led a procession with <mask>, his elder brothers, and a fourth prince, a grandson of Akbar's brother. The princes were dressed as Portuguese nobles and rode on elephants. The church bells rang as they entered, holding candles and walking through the clouds. The priest in Persian said that they should have water sprinkled over their heads. Hushang was renamed Don Henrico. The names Don Philippe, Don Carlo, and Don Duarte were given to the princes. These conversions were only temporary.After Jahangir's succession fears were alleviated, the princes were returned to the Muslim fold, with the Jesuits bitterly remarking that they had "rejected the light and returned to their vomit". In 1620, <mask> and his brother, Tahmuras, along with Jahangir's blinded eldest son, were committed to the charge of their cousin, Shah Jahan. Shah Jahan was distracted by his rebellion against the emperor when <mask> escaped from his custody in 1625. After Shah Jahan and his allies lifted a failed siege of Burhanpur, Hushang went to his uncle's court in Lahore. <mask>, who had arrived in similar circumstances, paid homage to Jahangir, who welcomed them into his household. After marrying each of the brothers to a Mughal princess, Jahangir honoured them by marrying his daughter and granddaughter. Jahangir died of illness in October 1627.His chief consort sent word to her son-in-law, Shahryar <mask>, who was Jahangir's youngest son. Shahryar seized the city's treasury and gave it to the army and nobility in order to gain their loyalty. <mask>, along with his brothers, all proclaimed their support of the prince, with Baysunghar being appointed Shahryar's Sultan Sipah Salar. Shah Jahan, who was still in the Deccan, was told of the emperor's death by Asaf Khan, his brother and father-in-law. Dawar Bakhsh, brother-in-law to Hushang, was named as a stop-gap emperor to protect Shah Jahan's succession. Shahryar sent his troops across the river to meet Asaf Khan's armies. Baysunghar's soldiers were defeated after a single charge.Shahryar was blinded after being betrayed by his own men and brought before Dawar Bakhsh to pay homage. Shah Jahan ordered Asaf Khan to execute his royal captives after receiving word of the events at Lahore. On the night of February 2, 1628, Hushang, Shahmuras, Shahriyar, Dawar, and Garshasp were beheaded. The heads were taken to Shah Jahan. People from Burhanpur district converted to Roman Catholicism and were executed by the Mughal Empire.

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title: Leah Bodine Drake

texts: <mask> was an American poet, editor and critic. In 1904, she was born in Chanute, Kansas. Her father was an oilman. According to the jacket material of her A Hornbook for Witches, "her choice of the macabre in poetry comes naturally, for her earliest memories include the tremendous silences of the Navajo country, the woods and swamps of the deep South, and tales of 'ha'nts' told by Aunt Her ancestors are English, Irish, Welsh, and French, and she dedicated A Hornbook for Witches to Sir <mask>. She went to Oakhurst School for Girls Cincinnati, Hamilton College for Women and Sayre College. She worked as a Billy Rose dancer for a short time.Her first poem for Weird Tales, "In the Shadows", appeared in the October 1935 issue. She published nearly two dozen poems with that magazine. <mask>'s poems were published in a number of magazines. She was a regular contributor to The Atlantic Monthly. The Poetry Society of America gave her many awards. <mask> was a music and theater critic for the Evansville Courier from 1941 to 1951. She edited the monthly newsletter The Baton and was a board member of the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra.Her poem "Ballad of the Jabberwock" won the StephenVincent Benet Ballad Contest in 1946 and appeared in the anthology Dark of the Moon along with seven other fantastic poems by <mask>. A Hornbook for Witches: Poems of Fantasy was published in 1950. She collects books illustrated by Dulac and Arthur Rackham, walking in the woods, and the works of C.S., all of which are in the jacket material of the book. Lewis is the Vice- President of Evansville's Animal Refuge, Inc. and he rescues dogs, cats and horses from E.E. The man is called'manunkind'. <mask> was described as a poet who writes in conventional rhyme schemes about very unconventional subjects by the New York Times reviewer. She won an award for sonnets.Her poem "Precarious Ground" won the Poetry Society's $300 first prize for the best poem published in any magazine in the English-speaking world in 1952. <mask> wrote "Whisper Water" and "Mop-Head" for Weird Tales. She won the Borestone Mountain Poetry Award for her second collection of poetry, This Tilting Dust. She won this award again later in her career. The National Book Foundation poetry awards were held in 1957. <mask> moved with her family to Henderson, Kentucky in 1953, where she became a special feature writer for the Henderson Gleaner and Journal. She was a poetry reviewer for The Atlantic Monthly.<mask> died of cancer a day short of her birthday. At the time of her death she was working on a third collection of poetry which would have included 25 new poems together with a selection of poems from her second collection. Multiple Clay was never published under this name. The Various Light: An anthology of Modern Poetry in English with Dr Charles A. Muss was published in Switzerland. There were 500 copies of Lausanne: Aurora Press. She was listed in Who's Who in America and Who's Who in Poetry. <mask>'s poem "They Run Again" was included in Weird Tales.The Song of the Sun: Collected Writings is included in the collection of A Hornbook for Witches. David E. Schultz is the editor. Illustrated by the man. Poems Leonardo Before His Canvas (1988), All-Hallows, A Meeting on a Northern Moor, and The Witches are short fiction. Six Merry Farmers was released in1953, followed by Red Ghosts in Kentucky in1953. "Rabbit!" References include <mask>, <mask>.A book for witches. The Arkham House is in Sauk City, Wisconsin. Further reading about Leigh Blackmore. "Figures in a Nightmare: The Poetry of <mask> <mask>" is a book. The Hippocampus Press has a book on Spectral Realms 2. In Eric L. <mask> <mask> <mask>. New York: Ibooks.The University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center has papers from the 20th-century American women writers.

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title: Robert Rozier

texts: <mask>. was born on July 28, 1955. Born in Alaska but raised in California, Rozier was a high-school and collegiate athlete before playing professional football. He joined the Nation of Yahweh in the 1980s and by 1986 he had killed at least four people in Florida. After turning state's evidence, Rozier was sentenced to 22 years in prison, but was paroled after ten and put into witness protection. Rozier was sentenced to 25 years-to-life in 2001 under California's three-strikes law for bouncing checks. A United States Air Force brat who grew up in California, <mask>. was born on July 28, 1955 in Alaska Territory. He did not receive his high school diplomas after he scored a 1.32 grade point average.Rozier majored in African-American studies at both Grays Harbor College in Aberdeen, Washington and the University of California, Berkeley, but did not graduate from either school. Rozier lived in California, owned an auto detailing business, worked in web design, and had two children. The teen played American football as a defensive end and was "all-league, all-conference, all-Northern California." The high-schooler was able to high jump, vertical jump, sprint the 40-yard dash, and bench press. The University of California, Berkeley's football coach, Mike White, recruited him after he was passed over to play football for lack of a high school degree. Rozier was described as the best athlete by the captain at California. The and <mask> were drafted by the St. Louis Cards in the ninth round of the 1979 NFL Draft.Rozier was a defensive end for six games in 1979. <mask>'s professional sports career was derailed by allegations of drug use and crime. After playing in the Canadian Football League for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Rozier signed with the Oakland Raiders, a team with a reputation for collecting misfits. Rozier was a professional football player in Canada. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police issued 32 warrants for fraud against Rozier. By 1986, Rozier had become an ardent supporter of the Nation of Yahweh, donating all of his possessions and taking the name Neariah Israel, a religious movement that teaches that American blacks are the true Jews. ozier undertook the initiation of killing random "white devils" in order to join the "brotherhood".In 1986, Rozier followed a drunk white man to his apartment and killed him and his roommate with a knife. On September 5, <mask> and another Brotherhood member killed the unconscious Raymond Kelly, who was parked in a bar parking lot, and the two men cut off the victim's ear to show their displeasure. Cecil Branch was killed by Rozier and three other Yahwehs in reprisal for a previous confrontation. On October 27, 1986, the Nation of Yahweh bought a five-building apartment complex in Opa-locka, Florida. The week was spent trying to evict residents from the property. On October 31, 28-year-old Anthony Brown and 37-year-old Rudolph Broussard were shot to death, and Rozier was charged with one count of first-degree murder. Rozier told police that he couldn't remember his life before he converted.When Rozier issued an ultimatum to the church for a different lawyer, he was excommunicated and the Nation supported him for seven months. In exchange for a 22-year sentence, Rozier turned state's evidence. Some murders were committed in reprisal, some members of the church would brag about killing on behalf of the group, and a church rumor was told of its own involvement in the 1983 public beating death. The Brotherhood's initiation and purpose were explained by Rozier. Rozier confessed to four murders. The MDPD built a 14-murder conspiracy indictment against 16 members of the Yahweh Nation. The case relied heavily on Rozier's claims, which were used by the criminal defense lawyers."<mask> is singing a song in order to avoid a life sentence or death sentence", said Linda Gaines. James Littlejohn claimed that the man would lie on his mother, his friends and associates. ... He's been able to get past Old Sparky four times. The MDPD never caught the man in a lie despite the attacks on Rozier. After Rozier's credibility was besmirched, ben Yahweh was acquitted of murder. The United States Federal Witness Protection Program gave Rozier a new name after he was sentenced to 22 years in prison.<mask> was paroled with the new identity of <mask> in 1996. He told the Associated Press in 1999 that he had rebuilt his life in an intense spiritual and intellectual transformation. <mask> was arrested on February 5, 1999, for bouncing a check, his third strike. Under California's new three-strikes law, state prosecutors sought felony charges, even though Rozier volunteered his criminal past and former identity. His bail was equivalent to about $M. Rozier was waiting for a June trial when he was imprisoned in May 2000. Rozier was sentenced to 25 years-to-life in prison for bouncing 27 checks at the conclusion of his trial in Placerville, California.Rozier will not be eligible for another parole hearing for five years after he was denied parole. There are references to births of 20th-century African-American sports people and 21st-century African-American people.

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title: John Zerzan

texts: <mask> is an American and primitivist ecophilosopher and author. His works criticize agricultural civilization as oppressive, and advocates drawing upon the ways of life of hunter-gatherers as an inspiration for what a free society should look like. Domestication, language, symbolic thought, and the concept of time are some of the subjects of his criticism. Elements of Refusal, Future Primitive and Other Essays, Running on Emptiness, Against Civilization: Readings and Reflections, and Why hope? are his six major books. The stand against civilization. Born in Salem, Oregon, to Czech immigrants, <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He received his bachelor's degree in political science from the university.The Social Service Employee's Union in San Francisco had a union leader named <mask>. In 1972 he received a master's degree in History from San Francisco State University. He dropped out of the University of Southern California in 1975 after completing his PhD. At an anti-Vietnam War march in Berkeley, <mask> was arrested for civil disobedience and spent two weeks in a jail. After his release, he vowed never to be arrested again. He was involved with the drug and music scene in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. He was a social worker for the city of San Francisco.He was elected vice president in 1968 and president in 1969 after helping organize a social worker's union. The local group called him a leftist bureaucrat. Unions Against Revolution was published in 1974 by Black and Red Press and included an essay by <mask>. Over the next 20 years, <mask> became involved with a number of periodicals. He began to question civilization in the early 80's after trying to confront issues around the neutrality of technology and the division of labour. He believed that civilization was the root of the problems of the world and that a hunter-gatherer form of society was the most egalitarian model for human relations with themselves and the natural world. During the trial of Ted Kaczynski, <mask> became more well known.<mask> went to Colorado to watch the trial and meet with Kaczynski in between. The New York Times published an interview with <mask> that raised his national profile. The anarcho-primitivists believed that left-wing causes were a distraction. "Whose unabomber?" was written by <mask>. He supports the Kaczynski doctrine, but dislikes the bombings because they are too random. Children, mail carriers, and other people could be killed. Even if one granted the legitimacy of striking at the high-tech horror show by terrorizing its indispensable architects, collateral harm is not justified.The concept of justice should not be overlooked in considering the phenomenon of the Unabomber. When have the many little Eichmanns who are preparing the Brave New World ever been called to account? Is it ethical to try to stop people who are making a difference? The 1997 essay "He Means It - Do You?" was written two years later. A new line is being drawn after the entry of the Unabomber. The bohemian schiz-fluxers, Green yuppies, hobbyist anarcho-journalists, condescending organizers of the poor and all the other "anarchists" thought their pretentious pastimes would go on unquestioned indefinitely. There will be no turning back at this point in time.In 2001, he was asked if there would be other Kaczynskis. I hope not. I hope that activity isn't going to be something that people feel they have to take up because they have no other way to express their opposition to the brave new world. In an interview, he stated that he and Kaczynski were no longer on good terms. He criticized his former friend's 2008 essay "The Truth About Primitive Life: A Critique of Anarchoprimitivism" and expressed disapproval of Individuals Tending Towards the Wild, a Mexican group influenced by the Unabomber's bombing campaign. The Irish Times wrote about <mask>'s obsession with Kaczynski. Since then, many anarchists have committed themselves to violently fight any legal system that would come upon them.In the years after 2009, the looks of local anarchists changed from casual to battle-oriented gear. The Eugene, Oregon scene was associated with <mask>. Theodor Adorno's concept of negative dialectics is used to construct a theory of civilization. A non-alienated and non-oppressive form of life can be found in the original human societies of paleolithic times. The basis for a wide-ranging critique of aspects of modern life is based on anthropological studies from such societies. The world of misery built on the psychological production of a sense of scarcity and lack is depicted by him. The history of civilization is the history of renunciation, and what stands against this is not progress but the Utopia which arises from its negation.The philosophy of anarcho-primitivism, green anarchism, anti-civilisation, post- left anarchy, neo-luddism, and in particular the critique of technology are all associated with <mask>. He doesn't accept all forms of authoritarian relations. anarchy means without rule. This means a rejection of all forms of power and domination. Both the "primitive" and the "civilised" are seen as non-alienated, wild, non-hierarchical, ludic, and socially egalitarian. Life before domestication/agriculture was mostly about leisure, sensuality, sexual equality, and health. The claims about the status of primitive societies are based on the works of anthropologists such as Marshall Sahlins and Richard B. Lee.The category of primitives is limited to societies with no plants or animals. The hierarchy of Northwest Coast Native Americans is attributed to their having domesticated dogs and tobacco. The Future Primitive is a radical reconstruction of society based on embracing the wild. "It may be that our only real hope is the recovery of a face-to-face social existence, a radical decentralization, a dismantling of the devouring, estranging productionist, high-tech trajectory that is so impoverishing." The necessity or naturality of aspects of modern western societies is challenged by pointing to counter-examples in hunter-gatherer societies. The growing documentation of human prehistory as a very long period of largely non-alienated life stands in sharp contrast to the increasingly stark failures of modernity. It's not clear if this means a re-establishment of hunter-gatherer societies or a broader kind of learning from their ways of life in order to construct non-alienated relations.The political project of <mask> calls for the destruction of technology. He distinguishes between tools that stay under the control of the user and technological systems that draw the user into their control. One of the differences is the division of labour. In Zerzan's philosophy, technology is possessed by an elite which automatically has power over other users, as well as domestication and symbolic thought. His method is to take a particular construct of civilisation, a technology, belief, practice or institution, and construct an account of its historical origins, what he calls its destructive and alienating effects and its contrasts with hunter-gatherer experiences. In his essay on number, <mask> starts by contrasting the "civilized" emphasis on counting and measuring with a "primitive" emphasis on sharing, before constructing a narrative of the rise of number. This approach is used in relation to time, gender inequality, work, technology, art and ritual, agriculture and globalization.More general texts on anarchism, primitivist theory, and critiques of "postmodernism" are written by <mask>. Green Anarchy was a journal of anarcho-primitivist and insurrectionary thought. He is a host on the University of Oregon's radio station. He has been published in magazines such as AdBusters and is a contributing editor at Anarchy Magazine. He is married to an independent consultant who works for museums and other nonprofits. Murray Bookchin wrote an essay titled "Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism: An Unbridgeable Chasm". He argued that the representation of hunter-gatherers was flawed, that his analysis was superficial, and that his practical proposals were nonsensical.There are several other critiques of <mask>'s primitivist philosophy. Brian Oliver Sheppard wrote a pamphlet about anarchism and primitivism. It does not agree with the claim that primitivism is anarchism. Andrew Flood has argued that if civilization is destroyed it will lead to the death of most of the population in poor countries. <mask> suggested a gradual decrease in population size, with the possibility of people having the need to seek means of sustainable living more close to nature. Flood suggests that since most people will reject Zerzan's utopia, it can only be implemented by authoritarian means, against the will of billions. Listen anarchist!Bufe pointed out that primitivists are extremely vague about which technologies they advocate keeping and which they seek to abolish, noting that smallpox had been eradicated thanks to medical technology. When We Are Human: Notes From The Age Of Pandemics is a collection of books and pamphlets. A People's History of Civilization takes place on April 20. There are books in this year. Why hope? There is a stand against civilization. The Feral House was built in 2015.Future Primitive is back. The house is called the Feral House. The Bronze Age pamphlet was about the beginnings of the 1%. Left Bank Books was published in 2012 A <mask> reader. FC Press and Black and Green Press were published together. The machines are in a state of twilight.The Feral House was built in 2008. Running on Emptiness. The Feral House was built in 2002. Against Civilization is an editorial. The expanded edition of Uncivilized Books was published in 2005. There is a future primitive. The movie, Autonomedia, was released in 1994.Questioning Technology was edited by Alice Carnes. The 2d edition of Elements of Refusal was published in 1991. The 2d edition of Left Bank Books was published in 1988. The press in 1999. Telos 141 is about real virtuality. New York: Telos Press. Telos 137 is a critique of a civilization.New York: Telos Press. Telos 124, Why Primitivism? New York: Telos Press. Taylorism and Unionism: The origins of a partnership was written by Telos 60. New York: Telos Press. The Struggle for Control and Telos 50. New York: Telos Press.Telos 49 is the origin and meaning of World War I. New York: Telos Press. Telos was associated with Unionism and the Labor Front. New York: Telos Press. Telos 27 is Unionization in America. New York: Telos Press. The critical contest is between organized labor and the revolt against work.New York: Telos Press. Surplus, a Swedish movie which contains an interview with <mask>, is in the publication Neotribalism Species Traitor. The University of Oregon 1943 births 20th-century essayists, 20th-century American male writers, 20th-century American non-fiction writers, and 20th-century American philosophers.

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texts: <mask> was an English trade union leader who served as the General Secretary of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers from 2002 until his death. He was a member of the General Council of the Tuc. He was a leader in the No to EU - Yes to Democracy campaign. <mask> became involved in trade unionism after joining London Transport. He was part of the Awkward Squad, a loose grouping of left-wing union leaders who came to power in a series of electoral victories. The membership of the RMT increased from around 57,000 in 2002 to more than 80,000 in 2008, making it one of Britain's fastest-growing trade unions. <mask> was a divisive figure in British politics.He was praised as a champion of the working class and a successful trade unionist, while critics argued that he held London to ransom with strikes. His background was working-class and he was proud of it throughout his life. The Morning Star and the Financial Times were both taught to <mask> by his father. His father was a member of the Transport and General Workers Union. His family moved to Hainault. He became involved in union politics when he joined London Transport. After making tea, he worked for a tree-felling group before moving onto heavy track repairing.He became the NUR national officer for track workers in 1985 after being elected as a local representative to the National Union of Railwaymen in 1983. The British trade union movement was dominated by a number of prominent figures during his formative years. He commented that "starting my career with these people in charge of unions and working in a nationalised industry with people who had put in 30 or even 40 years of service helped shape my views." In 1990 the National Union of Railwaymen merged with the National Union of Seamen to form the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, and the following year <mask> became the London Underground representative on the National Executive. <mask> was elected by the membership to succeed Jimmy Knapp as general secretary on February 14, 2002. He received over double the number of votes as the other two candidates put together. On January 1, 2002, <mask> was attacked by two men with an iron bar outside of his home.He believed that he was the victim of hired employer muscle, although it is possible that the culprits were members of far right activist groups. The General Council of the Trade Union Congress was chaired by <mask>. He was a member of the Executive Board of the International Transport Workers Federation until his death. The presidential council of the World Federation of Trade Unions invited <mask> to attend in his capacity as general secretary of the RMT. At the time he became general secretary, the industry was booming and he was the leader of one of the only British trade unions which still wielded industrial strength. Between 1983 and 1997 <mask> was a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain and the Communist Party of Britain. He used a quote from Che Guevara to describe his political philosophy.Until the victory! He kept a bust of the communist leader in his office. Job security, being safe, best possible pay, best possible conditions, decent pensions, and a world that lives in peace are the aims of a trade-unionist. He briefly joined the Socialist Labour Party (SLP) in 1997 and supported Arthur Scargill for his commitment to trade unionism. The argument that Scargill was responsible for the defeats of the miners and the union movement was rejected by <mask>. <mask> was a founding member of the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition. He supported the now-disbanded Socialist Alliance because he believed all socialist parties should unite.He endorsed Robert Griffiths in the 2005 general election, saying he was a champion of workers' rights. The last out of the six candidates, Griffiths won 233 votes. In the 2010 Local Election, he publicly supported both Monty Goldman and Mick Carty. The Campaign for a New Workers' Party Crow was an outspoken critic of Tony Blair, who "squandered a massive landslide from an electorate hungry for change, poured billions of public pounds into private pockets and accelerated the growing gap between rich and poor". He found the policies implemented by Blair's New Labour project to be very similar to those of the Conservatives. <mask> called for a new party for the working class at the founding conference of the National Shop Stewards Network. After Transport for London offered workers an inflation-adjusted pay rise, <mask> described the approach to pay as "confrontational".On the London Underground, bosses are threatening to tear up an agreement aimed at protecting jobs, and have refused to rule out compulsory redundancies. Up to 4,000 jobs are at risk as part of a multimillion-pound cuts package that can be traced back to the collapse of Metronet. If we allowed the tube to treat our members as cannon fodder who can be hired and fired at will, we wouldn't be doing our job as a union. <mask> faced calls from figures to the left of him who were more eager to use industrial action. On the right side of his position, <mask> championed the cause of the lowest-paid workers, such as cleaners, whose jobs were often outsourced to separate companies. The more highly-paid members of the RMT were critical of <mask> for this support. In March 2009, <mask> announced that the No to EU - Yes to Democracy platform would be fronted by an array of socialist organizations and individuals for the European Parliament elections.No2EU stood for a Europe of independent, democratic states that value its public services and does not offer them to profiteers, a Europe that guarantees the rights of workers and does not put the interests of big business above that of ordinary people. <mask> was not against workers coming into the country, unlike other Eurosceptic groupings, but he was against two workers from different countries competing against each other on different rates of pay. No2EU got over 150,000 votes compared to the 80,000 members of the RMT. The party achieved 1% of the popular vote in Britain, giving them the 12th largest share of the vote, behind the Socialist Labour Party and the British National Party. This wasn't enough for a seat in the European Parliament. The tenth largest share of the vote was secured by the party in London, where <mask> was a candidate. No2EU got a bigger share of the popular vote than the Socialist Labour Party.He was accused of filling posts with "henchmen". <mask> insisted that the appointment of his wife as chief executive of the RMT credit union was legitimate as she was the only one who applied for the position and he had interviewed her for the role. <mask> was accused of having a lavish lifestyle which was inconsistent with his socialist credentials by political opponents and sections of the press. The total employment costs figure was often referred to as wages or salary. The correct figure for salary was pointed out by a journalist for the Independent and also mentioned by <mask> in an interview. <mask>'s basic salary as of 2012 was £89,700, according to the latest figures from the Trades Union Certification Officer. National Insurance contributions to the state were paid by the union.A car or chauffeur was not provided. <mask> said "I'm worth it". The Telegraph agreed that it was a merited figure for <mask> who represented the interests of his members with a single-minded determination. <mask> wanted the best deal for the people who paid his salary, and they continued to reward him because he delivered it, according to the newspaper. <mask> faced increased media scrutiny. He was criticized after he said that Margaret Thatcher could rot in Hell. <mask> went on a cruise to Brazil in January of last year.He asked "What do you want me to do?" when he was photographed on the beach. Do you mean to sit under a tree and read Karl Marx all day? He told the Daily Mirror reporter that he felt sorry for commuters. Our fight isn't with them. It's with Transport for London. What do they expect a trade union to do? If you join one, you expect it to fight for your rights and your job.<mask> died at Whipps Cross University Hospital in the early hours of March 11, 2014, after suffering a heart attack. On the one hand, <mask> was known for his robust political views and macho interests, but on the other, he wished the UK to leave the European Union. He kept a picture of Millwall Football Club on the wall of his office when he was leader of the RMT. In an interview from 2011, he claimed to be able to bench-press and work out six days a week. He named his dog Castro after Castro, the Cuban Marxist–Leninist leader. <mask> was described by The New York Times as "confrontational and charismatic" and by The Guardian as having a "very keen brain and strong emotional intelligence". <mask> told the press that he would have liked to be a weather man if he hadn't become a trade unionist.<mask> was seen to be too shrewd for doctrine despite being portrayed as a radical socialist. He didn't support the death penalty in practice because he didn't believe it was right to punish murder by capital punishment. He claimed that he would support the Conservative Party if he could achieve the renationalisation of the railways. <mask> had a daughter, Kerrie-Anne, and two grandsons, Daniel and Jamie Atlee, who ended up divorcing him. He had two daughters, one of which he had a long-term relationship with. George Eaton wrote in the New Statesman that <mask> had been hurt more by the press intrusion into his private life than most realize. <mask>'s accent was described as being from the south-eastern part of the country.He lived in a three-bedroom council house in Woodford Green, eastern Greater London, but some newspapers criticized him for doing so while earning a high salary. He said that he would die in a council house, as far as he was concerned. Although <mask> frequently played up to the extreme left caricature of himself created by the press, he was once asked by a journalist from the Financial Times how he would feel if his children chose careers in banking. Lawyers acting for <mask> wrote to the Metropolitan Police asking for information about the News International phone hacking scandal. <mask> suspected that journalists may have had access to private information about his movements and his union's activities. Legacy <mask> became the left's favourite firebrand and the right's favourite villain in British politics. He was a hero to supporters because he stood up for the rights of the members.Membership of the RMT rose from 59,000 to 78,000, while London tube drivers' pay doubled the national average. According to Ken Livingstone, the only working-class people who still have well-paid jobs in London are RMT members. The Guardian claimed that he popularized the cause of trade unions at a time of declining membership. He became one of the UK's best-known characters at a time when the rest of the nation's trade union movement had faded into obscurity. <mask> was often criticized by both the right and the left. Critics thought he was a bully who improved the status of workers at the expense of commuters. He was deemed a "champagne socialist" by the Daily Express.The trade union movement paid tribute to <mask> after his death. He was called "an outstanding trade unionist, who fought for his members, his industry and the wider trade union movement". <mask> was admired by his members and feared by employers, according to the leader of the TSSA rail union. He never gave an inch and it was a privilege to fight alongside him. Politicians on the political left offered their respects. Livingstone said that the leader was right on most key issues and that he fought really hard for his members. I didn't always agree with him politically but I always respected his commitment to fighting for the men and women in his union.He did what he was elected to do, was not afraid of controversy, and was always out supporting his members. The political right responded to his death. Boris Johnson is the Conservative Mayor of London. <mask> was a fighter and a man of character. He shared my goal to make transport in London an even greater success, and he played a big part in the success of the Tube. The Prime Minister expressed his sincere sympathies to Mr <mask>'s family and friends. The leader of the UK Independence Party expressed his sadness at <mask>'s death by saying that he liked him and that he had found common ground over their anti-EU sentiment.His death was marked by posters at tube stations throughout London as a mark of respect. The <mask> brigade is made up of volunteers from the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Foreign volunteers are fighting alongside the People's Protection Units in the Syrian Civil War in support of the Rojava Revolution and against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. The group supports the striking rail workers in the UK. Steve Hedley said that <mask> would have been honoured that young people from Britain would fight the forces of evil in his name. A great admirer of the international brigades that fought in Spain, <mask> would have drawn parallels with the new international brigades fighting fascists and defending Muslim and Christian workers from slavery and persecution. The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) "rail union leader praises communist 'workers' champion'"

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