title: Carl Barât

texts: The co-frontman of The Libertines, <mask>, is a British musician and actor. He was the lead guitarist of Dirty Pretty Things and released a solo album in 2010. He created a new band, The Jackals. <mask> was born in Basingstoke, north Hampshire, England, on 6 June 1978, and spent most of his childhood there. Bart had a French, Russian, and Polish ethnic background according to an interview he gave in 2004. Bart divided his time between his parents. Chrissie was a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and her father worked in an armaments factory.Bart lived with his mother on a commune when he was a child. His sister, who played Helen's handmaiden in the film Troy, is currently the lead singer of The Au Revoirs. There are three half-siblings, one step brother and one step sister. Bart was studying for a degree in drama at Brunel University in 1996. He became well-acquainted with Pete Doherty's sister, Amy-Jo, and Bart met him. They developed an intense friendship because of their interest in music and writing. They were on a ship called 'The Albion' that sailed to 'Arcadia'.They formed The Libertines after dropping out of university. The band had bassist John Hassall and drummer Gary Powell. The co-frontmen were Bart and Doherty. The Libertines' first album, Up the Bracket, was critically acclaimed. The band rose to fame in the UK after appearing on the cover of a magazine. In a January 2010 interview, Bart referred to their relationship as a deep love. Deep love makes people laugh.Bart asked Doherty not to play in the band's next tour because of his addiction to heroin and crack cocaine. After The Libertines left without him to perform in Japan, he broke into Bart's Mayfair flat and stole items, including an antique guitar. He was sentenced to six months in prison. The Libertines performed an impromptu "Freedom Gig" at the Tap 'n' Tin club in Chatham, Kent on October 8, 2003 after Bart warmly welcomed Pete back to The Libertines on the day of his release. The Libertines' second album, The Libertines, and the cover of Anthony Thornton's book, The Libertines Bound Together, have a photograph of the gig taken by Roger Sargent. The band worked on their second album in 2004, which strained his relationship with Bart. According to the press in Bound Together, Bart and Doherty had to have bodyguards in the recording sessions to keep them away from each other.Before the release of the album in 2004, relations between Bart and Doherty reached a breaking point and he was once again prevented from performing with the band before addressing his addictions. As The Libertines continued touring without him, he did not take the ultimatum well. The Libertines were dissolved after their final gig in December 2004, as the band's lead singer, Pete Doherty, formed a new band, Babyshambles. The Libertines played on stage together for the first time since their split in 2004. John Hassall and the Libertines came together for a tribute gig. After Babyshambles appeared on stage, a set of six songs was played. The likelihood of more shows could not be ruled out, although Bart explained that the show was a one off.Bart would like to be on stage with Doherty again. Powell said he would be interested in a full reunion, but he wanted to address old ghosts first. The Libertines delighted their fans by announcing that they would be headline artists at the 2010 Reading and Leeds Festivals. One of the highlights of the weekend was their set and the chemistry between the pair. The Libertines will reform for a show at London's Hyde Park. The band signed a record deal with Virgin EMI Records and released their third album, Anthems for Doomed Youth, on 11 September 2015, leading to Headline slots at Reading and Leeds, T in the Park as well as a surprise slot at the festival. They took a tour across the seaside.On September 15, 2005, it was announced that Bart was forming a new band. Gary Powell, a drummer from the Libertines, and Anthony Rossomando, a guitarist from The Cooper Temple Clause, were also in the band. The band's name was later announced as "Dirty Pretty Things". In October 2005, the group played their first shows in Italy and Paris, France, before recording their debut album in Los Angeles, California. Dave Sardy has worked with Supergrass, The Dandy Warhols, Jet, Marilyn Manson, Rolling Stones, and Oasis. Waterloo to Anywhere was released in the UK and the US in May and August of 2006 respectively. The first studio recorded demo was released on their website in the form of a flash video.On April 24, 2006 this song was released as their debut single and reached number 5 in the UK single chart. Their first tour of the United Kingdom ended on 24 May 2006. Their debut album, Waterloo to Anywhere, was number 3 in the UK album chart. "Deadwood" and "Wondering" have been released. Due to Bart being rushed to hospital on 17 June with acute pancreatitis, the band were forced to postpone their Real Fits gig, which was scheduled to take place at the London Hackney Round Chapel on 20 June 2008. He was released from the hospital on June 22. On June 23, 2008, the band released their new single, "Tired of England", and their new album, Romance at Short Notice.Despite heavy touring schedules, their album failed to chart highly. Powell wrote in the band's message board that it had been a difficult year. The final tour began in Glasgow on October 4th and ended in London on December 20th. In 2005, Bart was a model for a clothing brand. Tim said that he and Bart were going to record their debut album in August of 2008. A release never happened. At Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations on December 31, 2008 and at the Popscene in San Francisco on January 8, 2009, Bart toured as a solo artist with Glasvegas.On 14 January 2009, Bart supported Glasvegas with a solo show. On 6 and 7 March 2009, Bart played his first headline solo shows. He played at the KU Bar on March 8. Bart performed two new songs, "So Long" and "Monday Morning", at a solo show at Carnegie Hall. Bart will release a solo album. In October 2009, Bart produced the debut album of London-based singer-songwriter Kieran Leonard. On October 4, 2010, he released his first solo album.In an interview with C.B.Liddell of Metropolis magazine he described the album as "the first album I've done that is kind of introspective rather than escapist." He talked about stepping away from big loud guitars as the album is more diverse and less rock-oriented than previous work. The release of Bart's first solo album came at the same time as the release of Threepenny Memoir: The Lives of a Libertine. In January of this year, Bart announced that guitarist Johnny Marr (formerly of The Smiths) and drummer Andy Burrows (formerly of Razorlight and We Are Scientists) would feature on his second solo album. The demo versions of 'War of the Roses' and 'Victory Gin' were revealed by Bart. The song "The dark, it comes" was written by Bart for the album Love Songs. He is a member of The Bottletop Band with Matt Helders, Andy Nicholson, Drew McConnell, and Gruff Rhys."The Fall of Rome" was released in December of 2010. The song "Love Is Not on Trial" was co-written by Bart and Moor. The vocals and guitar were contributed by him. In August of 2013, <mask> and the Jackals announced that his second solo album was complete and he had finished recording it with Joby Ford of The Bronx. It would seem that my relationship with my guitar is all patched up according to him. He said he wouldn't release the new material until he formed a new band. Bart said he would search for a new band on Facebook.Over 1000 applications were received for the positions of rhythm guitarist, drummer and bass guitar, and Billy, Jay, and Adam were chosen. The Jackals played their first live concert on May 15, 2014, in London's XOYO. <mask>'s previously recorded material was released through Cooking Vinyl with small changes, as the debut album of <mask> and The Jackals. It has a score of 67 on Metacritic. In 2005, Bart and his friend, Adam Green, appeared in a documentary following them on a night out in London. On July 7, 2006 Bart announced that he would be the fifth mentor in the Road to V competition, which involved a UK search for the best unsigned music talent in the UK. In 2008, he acted in a British film called Telstar, in which he played a Rock'n'Roll singer.The film was released in June of 2009. He was asked about British culture in an advertisement for The Culture Show. The Culture Show website has a longer version of his interview. In May of 2009, Bart appeared as himself in a pilot episode of the show, along with former manager Alan McGee and Welsh actor Jonathan Owen, and went on to appear in the film version of the show. On August 25, 2009, a short video featuring Bart and Har Mar Superstar was released on crappyholidays.net. He appeared in a stage play with an actress. The play was held at a studio in London.Mark Donne's The Rime of the Modern Mariner was narrated by Bart. During the ninth East End Film Festival, the film had its world premiere at St Anne's Church in Limehouse. Anthony Rossomando was a band mate of Bart's. Bart made his opera debut in 2012 as Nero in Pop'pea at the Thétre du Chtelet in Paris. He was in Dan Turner's film The Man Inside and had a small part in the TV show Dead Boss. Bart had surgery in 2005 to remove a tumours behind his ear. The singer's deafness was caused by the surgery to remove the tumour.The couple's first child, a boy named Eli, was born on December 9, 2010. Ramone was born on August 26, 2014, their second son. Bart lives in Muswell Hill with his family. The University of Winchester awarded Bart an honorary doctorate in 2012 for his contribution to the arts. The equipment includes the following: Guitars, Les Paul Junior (pickguard removed), Epiphone, Coronet Amps, MXR Dyna Comp, and a Micro Amp. The Jackals and <mask> let it reign. External links 1978 births English rock guitarists English male guitarists English songwriters English male singers English male film actors English people of French descent English people of Russian descent English people of Polish descent

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Carl Bart
Carl Bart
Carl Bart
Carl Bart
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title: Dankvart Dreyer

type: paraphrased

texts: A landscape painter from the Copenhagen School of painters who was educated under the guidance of Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, was named <mask>. As a result of his over-dramatic and excessively natural style, he did not fit in with the aesthetic and ideology of the time. He turned his back on the artistic establishment after being criticized. He died from typhus when he was 36 years old. After his death, his reputation was restored, and today he is considered to be one of the leading landscape painters of his day, the peer of his more famous peers. The youngest of 15 children, <mask> was born on the island of Funen in 1816. His parents were <mask>, a successful merchant who had been the richest man in town until the national bankruptcy in 1813, and his third wife.There was a gift for drawing. One of the boys in Assens at that time was Jens Adolf Jerichau, who was to become a prominent artist. While I was fooling around with the other boys, he would be sitting at home with his mother and sister drawing, and you can hardly imagine anyone with a greater disposition for art than that boy. At the age of 15, <mask> was sent to study at the Royal Danes Academy of Fine Arts. He was trained to become a history painter, the most prestigious artistic discipline at that time, and also painted some portraits. He won several awards before he was 21. <mask> had private lessons with Christen Kbke, a professor at the Academy.He met a group of fellow Academy students who were studying landscape painting, a relatively unappreciated discipline at the Academy. He was inspired to take more interest in landscaping by his close friends, P. C. Skovgaard and Johan Lundbye. He made a lot of trips alone or with them to the countryside around Fredensborg and Jgersborg Dyrehave. He made sketches and studies of nature. Although he applied for travel scholarships on three occasions, <mask> never went abroad to further his studies. Instead, he traveled all over the country. His native island of Funen remained a focal point for his artistic attention throughout his career.During the summers of 1837 to 1847, he visited the small manor house of Rugaard to paint, a place of particular importance to him. The small island of Brands in the Little Belt, a narrow strait between Funen and Jutland, was frequently visited by him. Jutland, a rare destination for painters at the time, was brought to <mask> by his appetite for exploring the provinces. He was the first to paint the gentle landscapes along the east coast or the moors of central Jutland. The most adventurous of the Danes, Martinus Rrbye, had visited Jutland on the way to Norway in 1830 and made it all the way to the remote district of Thy. The lack of trees made the landscape unsuitable for painting. <mask> was struck by the short stories of a distant relative.The stark beauty of the brown-colored heaths of mid Jutland, of its people and almost exotic dialects, had a captivating effect on the painter. <mask> was present at the first National Awakening Meeting when it was held at Himmelbjerget. When he came back in 1843, he went all the way to the west coast. In the years around 1840, the influential art historian and critic Niels Hyen advocated for nationalistic art, reflecting a tendency which was seen all over Europe. Adam Oehlenschlger's novels were read by a lot of people while N. F. S. Grundtvig's sermons drew a lot of people. Painters should contribute to the national awakening. Instead of turning to the Mediterranean area, its landscapes and its people, and to classical mythology for inspiration, they should paint what defined their native Danes: the landscape and its people.The leading proponents of the emerging era of National Romantic painting were Lundbye, Sjovgaard and Dankvart. As time went on, <mask> turned his back on what was considered good taste by the artistic establishment. Lundbye, Skovgaard, and <mask> all attended the same sermons. It wasn't enough to paint the landscape in order to satisfy the aesthetic and ideology of the time. It was thought that a good painting shouldn't just document the scenery. It was supposed to be a representation of an idealized picture of the nation. Hans Christian rsted believed that people reflected the landscape they lived in.He maintained that the national character of the Danes was calm and proud because the landscape was undramatic and the climate was mild. <mask> couldn't or wouldn't meet these demands. He was judged to be painting the wrong country when he painted the browning moorlands and not just the rolling, green hills. A rougher, less sophisticated image of the Danes countryside was presented by him. The critics were against him. <mask> stopped showing his work at the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition because he was withdrawing from the art scene. He settled in the little village near Assens where he had grown up in Funen in the 19th century.He continued to paint even after he stopped trying to exhibit. He died of typhus at 36. When commenting on two exhibitions in 1901 and 1912, the art historian Karl Madsen reestablished <mask>'s reputation as one of the leading landscape artists of the day. There are references to the Art ofDenmark list of painters. Forlaget Vandkunsten. There are links to births and deaths from 1816 to 1852.

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Dankvart Dreyer
Dankvart Dreyer
Jrgen Christian Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer
Dreyer


title: Gottfried von Einem

texts: <mask> was an Austrian composer. His operas are influenced by the music of Prokofiev as well as jazz. He wrote pieces for the piano, violin, and organ. <mask> was born in Bern to an Austrian diplomat family. <mask> was the military attache of the Austro-Hungarian embassy, according to <mask>'s publisher. He was adopted by Einem, his natural father being Count <mask>, according to another source. His mother was an officer's daughter from Kassel and she led a lavish lifestyle between Berlin and Paris.<mask> was four years old when the family moved to Malente. <mask> went to Berlin in 1937 to study at the State School of Music with Paul Hindemith, who resigned his post in October of that year in protest against <mask>'s music being banned from public performances. <mask> Karajan became the head of the Berlin State Opera in 1939 after working at the agency of Max Lorenz. <mask> was an assistant to the director at the Bayreuth Festival. He began taking counterpoint lessons with Boris Blacher in 1941 and wrote his first work at the suggestion of Werner Egk. The ballet was conducted by Karl Elmendorff in early 1944 and became a success. In March 1943, Borchard performed <mask>'s composition Capriccio.The Berlin Philharmonic orchestra is playing. In Berlin during World War II, <mask> helped to save the life of a young Jewish musician by employing him as a rehearsal assistant and later helping him get other employment. <mask> gave him his own pass to the State Opera, as well as introducing him to friends who could help his underground existence, after obtaining a ration book and membership card of the Reich Musicians' Chamber for Latte. <mask> met his first wife, Lianne <mask>, through Blacher. Caspar <mask> was an Austrian cabinet minister. The family moved back to Vienna in 1953. Lianne <mask> died in 1962.<mask> married the renowned Austrian playwright and author Lotte Ingrisch in 1966. The couple spent a lot of their time in the Waldviertel of Lower Austria, a region that inspired not only his own work, but also the literature of Ingrisch. In 1996 the composer died. operas based on dramas were written by <mask> <mask>. After the premiere of his opera Dantons Tod at the Salzburg Festival of 1947, he was internationally recognized. His last operas are based on libretti. He wrote a commission for the UN to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its foundation with a cantata.To Those Who Follow in Our Wake is a title taken from Bertolt Brecht. Carlo Maria Giulini conducted the premiere in New York of the Chorus of Temple University and the Wiener Symphoniker. There were two operas by <mask> in England. Leon Lovett conducted the premiere of The Trial at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London. The British premiere of The Visit of the Old Lady was conducted by John Pritchard and directed by John Cox. The premiere of <mask>'s cantata Die trumenden Knaben, for chorus, clarinet and bassoon, was given to the U.S. in 1996.

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Gottfried von Einem
Einem
William von Einem
Einem
Lszl von Hunyadi
Gottfried
von Einem
von Einem
Herbert von
Einem
Einem
Einem
Einem
Einem
von Bismarck
Einem
von Bismarck
Einem
Gottfried
von Einem
von Einem
von Einem


title: London Ferrill

texts: <mask> was a former slave and carpenter from Virginia who became the second preacher of the First African Baptist Church in Kentucky. The largest congregation in the state, black or white, was founded in 1850 by the church after 31 years of service by <mask>. When he was young, <mask> was a carpenter. His wife, a free person of color, purchased his freedom and they moved to Kentucky by 1812. Ferrill worked with both black and white leaders of the city and became highly respected. The funeral procession for him was the largest in the city after that of Henry Clay. The first black church west of the Allegheny Mountains was founded in 1790 by Peter Durrett, an enslaved preacher from Virginia.London was born into slavery in Virginia where his mother was owned by an English immigrant. The unmarried master died. The estate, including slaves, was passed on to his sister. The mixed-race slave boy was named after her brother. Edward Ball, the author of Slaves in the Family, said that mixed-race slaves were given names that distinguished them from the others. London Ferrill is an example. London was eight or nine years old when Ann died.London was sold away from his mother when her estate was settled. The master apprenticeshipd <mask> to learn carpentry. The children of white masters were often given an artisan skill to enable them to support themselves as adults. <mask> had a conversion experience with the Baptists at the age of 20. He began to preach more widely in the community after the minister and congregation approved of his preaching and singing. As a young man, <mask> married a free black woman named Rodah Hood, who was also of mixed race. After his death, she bought her husband's freedom from the estate.She records her first name as Rhoda. In 1812, <mask> and Rodah settled in Kentucky. A few years after Rodah's death in 1833, <mask> adopted two orphans, siblings Eleazer and Elizabeth Jackson. He never married again. As a slave, <mask> was not allowed to be an ordinationist, but he was asked by local people to preach, and about fifty people converted under his preaching before he moved to Kentucky. Peter Durrett, also known as Old Captain, was a preacher at the First African Baptist Church of Lexington. The people wanted Ferrill to preach as well, as Durrett was quite old.He was a member of the First Baptist church. The local leaders of the white Baptist community were unsure as to whether or not people Durrett had baptised should be accepted into the church. The First African Baptist Church was allowed to be independent after the First Baptist Church helped it to be covenanted in "fellowship" in 1822. The First African Baptist Church's founder, Peter Durrett, passed away in 1823 and the Trustees of Lexington appointed <mask> as the new preacher. The oldest black Baptist church in the United States was west of the Allegheny Mountains. In the growing city, <mask> worked well with both blacks and whites. The local Baptist association made up of mostly white churches received his church in 1824.After a number of years, <mask> had created a lot of goodwill. White leaders initiated a legislative petition to allow him to remain in the state, in response to a threat from rivals competing for control of the black church. The law that required free blacks from other states to leave Kentucky after 90 days was used to threaten <mask>. He cared for the sick, dying and bereaved, and was one of the few clergy to stay in the area during the epidemic. He and his wife Rodah were one-third of the congregation of Christ Church Episcopal. The other ministers who stayed were Rev. Father Ed McMahon of the Catholic Church is related to Benjamin Bosworth Smith, who died in the epidemic.Many new converts werebaptized in outlying areas because of the growth of the region. His congregation continued to grow. The First African Baptist Church had the largest congregation of both black and white in the state by 1850. Thousands of people werebaptized by <mask> during his years of service in the region. On October 12, 1854, <mask> died of a heart attack. His funeral procession was the largest in the city after two years for Henry Clay. The only African American so honored was the man who was buried in the Old Episcopal Burying Ground.In 2010 a joint service was held by Christ Church Cathedral and First African Baptist. Robert Voll, who has worked on the monument and community garden projects at Christ Church, said, "<mask>ll was a force for unity, a force for connecting the black and white communities of Lexington." The only person of color to be buried in the Old Episcopal Burying Ground was <mask>. The community garden at Christ Church Cathedral was dedicated in 2008. Christ Church Cathedral helped get approval for a city monument at the Old Episcopal Burying Ground. The state has a marker on the site. There was a joint service held by Christ Church and First African Baptist.African-American Baptist ministers came from the United States and American slaves came from Kentucky.

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London Ferrill
Ferrill
Ferrill
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Ferrill
Ferrill
Ferrill
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London Ferri
Ferrill


title: Rider Strong

texts: <mask> is an American actor, producer, director and screenwriter best known for his role as Shawn Hunter on the 1990s sitcom Boy Meets World. He was the voice of Brick Flagg in Kim Possible, as well as in Star vs. the Forces of Evil. <mask> was the second of two boys born to Lin Warner, a teacher and nutritionist, and <mask>, a firefighter, who were both originally from Pennsylvania. He has both English and Irish ancestry. He graduated from Nonesuch School in 1998. <mask> is his older brother. A year's worth of credit was accumulated before the series ended, because <mask> attended morning classes at the college while still filming.<mask> graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University in 2004. He completed his masters degree in fiction and literature at the college. Career <mask> began his acting career at the age of nine, when he starred in the San Francisco production of Les Misérables. He appeared in small screen roles after the stage production. He received his first regular television series role as Julie's son in 1992. <mask> made his film debut as Amy Irving's son in Benefit of the Doubt, after the series was canceled. It was not until he was chosen for the role of Shawn Hunter in the ABC series that he received widespread recognition.He was nominated twice for the Young Artist Award and once for The Hollywood Reporter YoungStar Award. When he was on a charity cruise, he had a breakdown at 15 and it was difficult to cope with his newfound fame. In a later interview, <mask> stated that he was inconsiderate with his power, having previously set up weekly six hour commute back to Sonoma with his mother and brother. After moving to Los Angeles at 16, <mask> attended morning classes at the college. He moved to New York to attend Columbia University. The actors were all registered students at the university. <mask> took a semester off to star as Paul in a horror film.He took another semester off to star in a Broadway production of The Graduate, opposite Jerry Hall as Mrs. Robinson. He played Pepper Dennis in a regular series on The WB. The show didn't make it to The CW as one of the transferring shows. <mask> recorded a reading for the audio version of Anthony Kiedis' biography. He made a brief appearance in the sequel to Cabin Fever. The short film, Irish Twins, was written and directed by his brother, Shiloh <mask>. It won the Audience Award at the Woods Hole Film Festival, the Special Jury Prize in the Action/Cut Short Film Competition, and the Best First-Time Director at DC Shorts.He told Pure Movies in 2010 that he wanted to expand his career as a writer and director. I'm in the low budget horror world. ... I want to do a lot of other things. The science fiction-thriller film Darkening Sky was directed by Victor Bornia and starred <mask>. <mask> did not reprise his role as Shawn Hunter in the spinoff. <mask>, along with other cast members who were also unconfirmed to return, appeared on the set of the pilot, sparking rumors of a return to the show.Michael Jacobs stated "I think there's more than a chance, I think there's a strong chance" when commenting on <mask> and other original series cast members returning. <mask>'s return might be a secret not ready to be revealed according to other current cast members. Many of <mask>'s former cast members were at the reunion. On March 19, 2014, it was confirmed that <mask> would reprise his role as Shawn Hunter, the first being a holiday-themed episode. He was able to use his reprisal of Shawn to get his brother and him to direct a few episodes. <mask>, Julia Pistell, and Tod Goldberg started a show about books and writing. <mask>'s play was inspired by the child sexual abuse accusations against Michael Jackson.<mask> and Barreto began dating after they met while filming Pepper Dennis. They were married on October 20, 2013 in Oregon. The couple has a son, Indigo "Indy" Barreto <mask>. In April 2008, <mask> along with his brother Shiloh and his then-girlfriendAlexandra Barreto created a 30-second television ad in support of Barack Obama. The ad was chosen as the funniest ad in May 2008, after it was one of 15 finalist from a pool of over 1,100 submitted ads. In August, MoveOn raised $200,000 to air the ad on MTV and Comedy Central, which was the first political commercial to ever appear on Comedy Central. <mask> narrated the audiobook of The Obama Revolution.He attended the Women's March, March for Public Education in Los Angeles, and March for Our Lives. There are links to 1979 births of American people of English and Irish descent.

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Rider King Strong
Rider King Strong
King Arthur Strong
Shiloh Strong
Strong
Strong
Strong
Strong
Strong
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title: Henry Seriake Dickson

texts: He is a Nigerian politician and a lawyer. He is a Senator in the 9th National Assembly. He was the Governor of Bayelsa State from 2012 to 2020. He was a member of the House of Representatives. <mask> was born on January 28, 1966 in Toru-Orua Town of Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He is a descendant of the King Kpadia Royal House. He attended Government Secondary School, Toru-Ebeni, in 1978 to 1983, where he obtained his West African School Certificate.In 1988 he would enroll in the Rivers State University of Science and Technology to study law, and in 1992 he would earn his LL.B. He earned his degree in Law from the Nigerian Law School in 1993, and was called to the Nigerian Bar shortly thereafter. The Nigeria Police Force has a legal career of its own. He graduated from the law school in 1993 and went to the Nigeria Police Academy for Officer's Training in 1994. After nearly a decade of policing, he resigned from the police force to practice law. He was an associate solicitor at Serena David Dokubo & CO from 1994 to 1995 and an associate solicitor at Aluko & Oyebode from 1995 to 1996. From 1996 to 2006 he was the managing solicitor of the company.He was the pioneer publicity secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association. From 1998 to 2000 he was the Bayelsa State chapter chairman of the Alliance for Democracy (Nigeria) and began his political career as a member. A senator from Bayelsa West, a member of the House of Representatives from Sagbama - Ekeremor Federal Constituency, and three members of the State House of Assembly from Brass Local Government were all produced by the political party. He was elected national legal adviser of the Alliance for Democracy after his tenure as chairman ended. The attorney-general and commissioner for justice of Bayelsa State was appointed in January 2006 by the governor. He was a member of the Body of Benchers, the Council of Legal Education, and the State Advisory Judicial Service Commission. He was elected for a second term in the House of Representatives in April 2011; this was the first time that he had been re-elected.He was appointed Chairman House Committee on Special Duties in his second term. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2009, is one of the bills he sponsored at the National Assembly. The Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences (Amendment) Bill was passed in 2009. The Political Parties bill was passed in 2008. The bill to change the constitution was passed in 2010. The Legislative Houses, Powers and Privileges Act was amended in 2009. The Evidence Bill was enacted in 2009.The Kidnapping and Hostage Taking (Prohibition) Bill was enacted in 2009. The Freedom of Information Bill was enacted in 2007. The court ordered elections. The Prevention of Terrorism Bill was enacted in 2009. The Independent National Electoral Commission reported that <mask> <mask> won over 90 percent of the votes. They said that this helped strengthen thePDP's stronghold on power there since Jonathan became president. After taking over as governor, <mask> said he was "painfully transiting to the executive arm of government."He said he might return to the National Assembly someday. The governor of Bayelsa State was re-elected in 2015. On the 14th of February, 2020, <mask> officially handed over to Diri as the Governor of Bayelsa State. While in office, <mask> <mask> sent over 50 bills to the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, BSHA, including the State Transparency Law, Thanksgiving Law and the Judicial Autonomy Law for which he has received commendations from the Attorney General of the Federation. The Right to Education Law was enacted by the governor to ensure that children are in schools up to the age of 18. For the first time in Bayelsa State's history, education was free and compulsory for students in primary and secondary schools. The flagship Ijaw National Academy, which has over 1,500 students on full scholarship, is one of the 13 model boarding schools built by <mask>.Over 25 constituency secondary schools built by the <mask> administration are covered by the boarding school system. The Lincoln University produced Victor Perewari Pere, a student of Mathematics and Computer Science, as the overall best graduating student and valedictorian of the school in the 2016/2017 session, thanks to the scholarships given by <mask>. The state which used to be at the bottom in the ranking of secondary education in Nigeria has risen to become one of the top five leading states in the country. The University of Africa, Toru-Orua and the Bayelsa Medical University were established by the Restoration government. Several world class universities are affiliated with these institutions. The Bayelsa State School of Nursing and Midwifery and the Bayela State School of Health Technology have full accreditation from their respected regulatory agencies as a result of the huge investments made by the Government of Governor <mask>. Bayelsa is the educational hub and epicenter of human capital development in Nigeria because of the establishment of several institutions of learning thanks to the Bayelsa Education Development Trust Fund.The Bayelsa State Student Loan board is backed by law to give loans to deserving students who need financial assistance to pursue their education with their certificates. This was done to make sure that every Bayelsa student has the opportunity to pursue their education. The Bayelsa State Teachers Training and Certification Board is an innovation to ensure continuous training and retraining of all teachers in the state. There is a law that provides for the certification of teachers to be used for teaching in Bayelsa. The legal framework as well as the key policies have been recommended by the National Council on Education as the benchmark for revitalizing the educational sector in Nigeria. Governor <mask> built over 500 residential quarters for headmasters and teachers of primary schools in several rural communities to solve accommodation problems. In his 8 years as Governor of Bayelsa State, Governor <mask> spent over 80 billion dollars on educational infrastructure.In line with his restoration agenda, Governor <mask> made unprecedented provisions of healthcare facilities in the state. The Bayelsa Diagnostic Centre was built to tackle fake drugs in the state which was commissioned by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The fully equipped 100 bed Bayelsa Specialist Hospital is renowned for its world class facilities and he built 80 bed hospitals in Kaiama, Sagbama, Ekeremor and Southern Ijaw local governments. The general hospital in Brass was completely refurbished by the governor. The governor wanted to build a health centre and health workers' quarters in every political ward in the state. The Bayelsa State Primary healthcare board was inaugurated by his administration and he completed this in 83 wards. There will be a special allowance for pregnant women who registered and attended antenatal in the state.Several healthcare professional groups in Nigeria praised Governor <mask> for his work in the Maternal and Child healthcare. Maternal and infant mortality in Bayelsa State dropped from being one of the highest in the country to being the least by the end of his administration. Bayelsa State Health Insurance Scheme backed up by law has become a reference point for health administrators in the country because of its legacy in healthcare. The board runs one of the most successful health insurance schemes in Nigeria which has become a template for several health insurance programs of other states that visit Bayelsa to understudy the scheme. The scheme has funded 1,771 surgeries in Bayelsa since it was established. The Bayelsa State Economy laid the foundation for prosperity in the area. The Bayelsa State Micro finance Bank, known as Izon Ibe Microfinance Bank, is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria and has branches in every Local Government headquarters in the state.The bank was set up for people in rural communities and MSES to be able to get loans. The governor built the largest Cassava processing plant in Nigeria to allow out-growers to have loans to plant cassavas that will feed the plant. With the current issues of river pollution which has largely affected a predominantly fishing people, Governor <mask> set up an Aquaculture Village in Yenegwe which has 500 ponds of 50 by taking advantage of its natural topography and history. Several young people who were trained in Songhai farm have begun work at the fish ponds. 1000 ponds will be hosted by a second village at Igeibiri. Land for this purpose was acquired and cleared with Local Government Areas designated and discussions reached an advanced stage with the Central Bank. Two fish farms built by contractors for an Israeli firm have been completed, one in Angalabiri and the other in Ogbogero.The wealth that has been frozen in the state by rural land owners has been freed up by a law signed by the governor. The land administration system in Bayelsa was computerized by <mask>. The law guarantees that the Certificate of Occupancy will be presented within 30 days. All buildings and plots in the state capital were numbered by the administration to enable revenue collection and effective man management. At the beginning of his administration, the state's internal generated revenue was 50 million per month, but at the end of his administration, it was 1.2 billion per month. He employed over 5000 young Bayelsa graduates into the civil service and implemented policies to stop casualization of workers. The 55 Billion Bayelsa International Airport which was commissioned and opened with an inaugural flight on the 15th of February, is the biggest legacy of Infrastructure Governor <mask>.The civil service wage bill was dropped from a ridiculous 6.4 billion to about 3 billion, for the first time in the history of the Bayelsa civil service, due to wage bill and payroll fraud. An accountability and transparency regime was in place. The fact that it did not promise any political credit made this a brave move. The move which threatened to make him unpopular was justified as the Bayelsa State Civil Service was freed of Ghost workers which paved way for the employment of over 5000 young Bayelsa graduates. Automatic employment to every first class graduate of Bayelsa descent was announced by the Governor. Fresh blood of young men and women will dedicate themselves to the service for 35 years as a result of the civil service reforms. The recruitment process was competitive, free from patronage, and applicants were selected by merit alone.The Public Service Documentation and Records Agency is the first of its kind in Nigeria, with powers to handle proper documentation of

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texts: personal and official records of all in the public service in the state from inception until date. A team of former Heads of Service and Permanent Secretaries were put together for over a year to go through the personal and public records of everyone in public service and streamline all the fraudulent emoluments hitherto drawn by civil service fraud syndicates. One of the first Nigerian Governors to pay the new minimum wage before he leaves office was Governor <mask>, who believed that the Nigerian Worker deserved a better deal. This was one of the last things he did. He was renowned for rewarding hard work in the state civil service. The empowerment of women and youth in Bayelsa was unprecedented at the time. A high number of women and youths were given sensitive government positions.All of the Vice Chairmen in the local councils in Bayelsa were women. 40% of elected Councillors were women in the last local government council elections in June, 2019). Bayelsa had the highest number of female appointees in the government. More women were supported and recruited by Governor <mask>. A large percentage of youths were mentored, trained and given sensitive positions at state and local government level creating sustainable manpower in the process and giving them a sense of direction and purpose. The Henry Seriake Dickson Foundation was set up by the governor to train and mentor young people. Bayelsa State has suffered decades of unmitigated environmental degradation by the major oil companies operating in the area and Governor <mask> devoted a lot of time and energy to raise the bar on environmental awareness.His major legacy in environment was the conception and set up of the internationally acclaimed and first ever Bayelsa State Oil and Environmental Commission chaired by the Archbishop of York. The interim report from the Commission of inquiry was submitted to the governor in November. The report is expected to be submitted soon. The Bayelsa State Oil and Environmental Commission is the first major step by any government of a state to highlight the well known issues of the environment, the impact on oil companies as well as the plight of indigenous people living in the communities. The Commission of Inquiry was chaired by Dr. John Sentamu and made up of foreign experts, diplomats and forensic experts. Security Governor <mask> started his administration in 2012 by addressing the issues of security which had crippled the economic and social life in Bayelsa and led to an exodus of companies from the state. The President approved the setting up of a special contingent from the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters.Special with daily feeding and medicare were approved to motivate the officers who were trained and retrained at a special base. Governor <mask> provided high tech vehicles and gunboats. The General Owoye Azazi Building is the Bayesla State Command and Control centre which is equipped with modern communication and security devices and a fully computerized distress call center which records calls and responses and ensures 4 minute response time. As the most security conscious Governor, this initiative won several local and international awards. In order to communicate directly with all deployed security assets, vehicles and gunboats in any part of the state, Governor <mask> introduced a State Wide communication program linked to the Security Command and Control Room. The motorized patrol team was introduced by the governor. The Bayelsa State Vigilante Service was set up by the Governor to ensure that Youth and Community leaders were brought into the security architecture.The Nigerian Navy Base in Toru-Ora is one of the facilities built by the governor to support law enforcement in the state. The Nigerian Regiment Training School, The SSS Training school, and The Commando Training School were all given facilities by <mask>. All the armed forces present in the state were given secondary schools by the governor. The headquarters of the Nigerian Civil Defence was donated by the governor. Police records show that Bayelsa State was the safest state in South South Nigeria. Ijaw Nationalism and Integration Governor <mask> promised during his campaigns and inaugural address an aggressive defense of Ijaw people split into 6 states in Nigeria. He described Bayelsa as the Jerusalem of the ijaw nation.He created the ministry of Ijaw national affairs and appointed the first non Bayelsa commissioner cabinet member from Delta state, the first president of Ijaw Youth Congress as pioneers to head the new ministry and several appointees numbering over a 100 from across states of Ijaw origins across the south south. Employment opportunities and scholarships were also available to them. The Bayelsa state flag, coat of arms, anthem and state song, which Governor <mask> insisted was an exercise of the federalist powers of the state, ended the debate after he argued that it was an inherent exercise of the federalist powers of the state. The Bayelsa colors and coat of arms are an important part of the Bayelsa-Ijaw identity according to the Governor. Bayelsa was made the center of gravity of the issues of the Niger Delta as well as the natural place to host meetings of ethnic nationalities. This is reflected in the set up of the flagship Ijaw National Academy by Governor <mask> which has over 1,500 students on full scholarship with beneficiaries drawn from Ijaw communities in six states of Rivers, Edo, Akwa Ibom, Ondo and Delta. The Ijaw National Heroes Memorial Park was built to honor Ijaw people who have excelled in public service to Nigeria while furthering the Ijaw struggle.A mausoleum was built in the memory of Late Major Isaac Adaka Boro after he was buried in Bayelsa. Owoye Andrew Azazi, Ijaw Nation's first 4 star Military General who served Nigeria as one time Chief of Army Staff, Chief of Defense Staff and National Security Adviser was also buried at the park and has a mausoleum built in his memory. Other prominent Ijaw icons who have been laid to rest or have mausoleums built to honor them are Chief Melford Okilo. The Ijaw History project was coordinated by a State Historian to determine who should be included in the Ijaw National Heroes Memorial Park. The quote "He serveth God well, who serveth man" is commonly used by the governor. The whole essence of his political career is anchored on the statement "service to man is service to God". The University of Africa and the Bayelsa Medical University have their emblems engraved with this statement.The first bill sent to the Bayelsa State House of Assembly by Governor <mask> was to proclaim a Bayelsa State Thanksgiving Law, which was the only one in Nigeria at the time. November 2 is the official Thanksgiving Day and a public holiday in Bayelsa State, it has been held for 8 years of his administration. The Bayelsa State Government House has a daily morning devotional service. He instituted weekly prayers for all women in the state every Wednesday which was chaired and coordinated by his wife and first lady of Bayelsa State. During his 8 years in office, Governor <mask> never missed a praise night. The religious precepts he instituted are still being practiced in Bayelsa state. The Bayelsa State Ecumenical Center is the largest by any state Government in Nigeria and was commissioned by the Reverend E. A. Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God.The Christian Association of Nigeria, Bayelsa Branch is managed by a board that was inaugurated by the law. The office space in the center was approved by the governor. The Governor showed tolerance to religious persuasions other than Christianity. On the 5th of December, 2020, Governor <mask> won the Bayelsa West Senatorial Bye-Election with over 80% of the total votes and was sworn in as a senator on the 15th of December, 2020. In recognition of his leadership qualities and crisis prevention and management, the national leadership of the party in 2012 appointed him the Chairman of the party's standing committee on Reconciliation, a position he has held till date, making him the longest serving Committee Chairman ever in the history of the party. He succeeded in keeping the party united as chairman. <mask> <mask> is remembered as a Governor who ushered in a new era of political tolerance and accommodation of dissenting voices.He implemented political tolerance and maturity in Bayelsa. The right to disagree and dissent is fundamental to a democracy and leaders must respect and protect that even when it hurts, as citizens must insist on it for a democracy to thrive. No member of Bayelsa's active opposition was ever afraid. The peace experienced in his administration was largely due to his broad mindedness and disposition. The people and the political class received awards for maintaining peace. He worked for the people and responded to provocation from his party with maturity, tolerance, respect and accommodation. As the first Governor in Bayelsa State history to meaningfully engage the youths and women, <mask> led a Bayelsa For All agenda directed at change in the right areas in all aspects of the state.Through several interventions, programs and projects, <mask> opened up political and economic opportunities for youths and women to participate in governance. There are a number of reasons why Governor <mask> is the first Bayelsa governor to complete two successive terms in office and the first to do so in an opposition party. A doctorate degree in international relations by the Maryam Abacha American is one of the degrees that Oyi Ihotu K' Idoma holds. A degree in environmental management was given to him by the Cross River State University of University of Technology. Several media organizations voted for <mask> <mask> as Governor of the year during his time in office and honored him with several awards. The Sun had a Politician of the year. Daily Telegraph Award for Good Governance, Daily Independent Man of the Year, Nigerian Pilot Man of the Year, Africa Independent Television Transparency Award, and Silverbird Television Award as the best performing state Governor in Nigeria in the education sector are some of the awards.He received a key to the city of Stonecrest, Georgia, as well as a humanitarian award from the Trinity International University of Ambassadors, USA. He was elected National Legal Adviser of the foremost Pan-Ijaw Socio-Cultural and Political group, the Ijaw National Congress, and served between 2001 and 2003 as a member of the National Executive Committee of the Nigeria Bar Association. He is a Member of the UK House of Parliament and a member of the Governing Board of Visitors to the Lincoln University. He is a member of the International Bar Association. He is a member of the Institute of Taxation of

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title: Tony Martin (British singer)

texts: <mask> is an English heavy metal vocalist best known for fronting Black Sabbath from 1987 to 1991 and again from 1993 to 1997. The band's second-longest-serving vocalist was <mask>. He has been involved in many other projects. <mask> stated in an interview that he plays guitar, bass, drums, violin, keyboards, harmonica, bagpipes, and pan pipes. <mask> performed vocals, bass, drums, violin, and additional guitar parts on his 2005 solo album. <mask> was brought in to re-record Ray Gillen's tracks with the help of a former Electric Light Orchestra drummer. Black Sabbath contacted <mask> to replace Glenn Hughes.He got into the band after singing the song "The Shining". Before the release of the new album, Black Sabbath accepted an offer to play six shows at Sun City, South Africa during the apartheid era. Geezer Butler was coerced into rejoining the band. The band was supposed to play at a music festival in Plymouth on 18 July, but they backed out at the last minute, but <mask> and Sabbath had been in rehearsals. Artists United Against Apartheid had been boycotting South Africa since 1985. Terry Chimes replaced Bev Bevan, who refused to play the shows. The debut of <mask>'s work was ignored by contemporary reviewers after nearly a year of production.The internet era reviews were mixed. "<mask>'s powerful voice added new fire to the band, and the album contained some of Iommi's heaviest riffs in years". The album wouldn't make it to the top. peaking at 168 in the US. For the first time, Sabbath toured in Greece. Other European shows were canceled because of the backlash over the South Africa incident. Dave Spitz left the band shortly before the tour, and was replaced by Jo Burt, formerly of Virginia Wolf.Black Sabbath was dropped by Warner Bros. Records and signed with I.R.S. There are records. In August 1988, the band returned to work on their next album after taking time off. <mask> decided to produce the band's next album on his own. Iommi said it was a completely new start. I decided that we needed to build up some credibility again after rethinking the whole thing. Iommi rented a studio in England that was very cheap.Black Sabbath's album Headless Cross was ignored by contemporary reviewers. Headless Cross was given four stars by AllMusic, which called it the finest non-Ozzy or Black Sabbath album. The album was anchored by the number 62 charting single "Headless Cross", which reached number 31 on the UK charts, and number 115 in the US. Brian May, a friend of Iommi's, played a solo on a song. Geezer was going to join Black Sabbath again. The band waited until April 1989 for Butler, but Geezer joined the band. Neil Murray, formerly of Whitesnake and Gary Moore's backing band, was added to the band after the album's release.The Headless Cross U.S. tour was canceled after just eight shows because of poor ticket sales. The European leg of the tour began in September and the band were enjoying chart success. The band embarked on a tour of Russia with Girlschool. Black Sabbath was one of the first bands to tour Russia after Gorbachev opened the country to western acts. Black Sabbath's <mask> returned to the studio in February 1990 to record the follow-up to Headless Cross. Some of the album's lyrics are based on Norse mythology. Tyr was the first Black Sabbath release to not break the US's Billboard 200, but it was number 24 on the UK albums chart.The band "mix myth with metal in a crushing display of musical synthesis" and "Iommi continues to besmirch the Sabbath name with this unremarkable collection". The band toured in support of Tyr with Circus of Power in Europe, but the final seven UK dates were canceled because of poor ticket sales. For the first time in their career, the band's touring cycle did not include US dates. Ian Gillan, Geezer Butler, and Brian May made appearances at a few of the shows on the tour. After the end of the Tyr tour, <mask> and Cozy Powell rejoined the band in order to put something back together for the Dehumanizer album. They talked about having to get rid of <mask> in an interview with Geezer and <mask>. This ended <mask>'s first spell with the band.<mask> recorded his first solo album Back Where I Belong in 1992 while Black Sabbath recorded their second album, Dehumanizer. At the demo level for Back Where I Belong, <mask> played all the instruments, as well as former Black Sabbath members Neil Murray and Cozy Powell, as well as Brian May on guitar, among others. Powell joined the band after leaving Black Sabbath. Two singles were released for the album. The first was "If There Is a Heaven" and the second was "Angel in the Bed". There is a version of "Jerusalem" from the Black Sabbath album. Back Where I Belong is an album of songs that were written between 1990 and 1991.This opportunity to write, record, and perform my own material is reflected in the title. The recording of this album has been made possible due to the contributions of the following people who have all given their individual and very special talents to this project, for which I would like to express my eternal thanks! <mask> went back to Black Sabbath to work on Dehumanizer when things weren't going well. They worked on a song called "Raising Hell" which ended up on <mask>'s second solo album. <mask> James Dio. I turned them down because I was determined to finish my solo thing.We went to some shows and kept in touch. They had enough and asked me to come back later so it felt like I hadn't actually left. The phone stopped ringing after I was never fired. Ian Gillan, an ex-Black Sabbath lead singer, asked me if I had been fired, but I said no. "Neither have I," he said. One day, we should turn up and walk on stage. <mask>'s return to Sabbath was short lived as Warner Bros paid a huge amount of advance money for Dehumanizer, and again, record company pressure forced another change, they wanted either Osbourne or Dio.<mask> was forced out of the band again. On the Dehumanizer tour, <mask> & Butler. Rob was asked to do the show instead of <mask> because of visa problems, but <mask> was flown in to replace Dio who had left the band. Return to Black Sabbath, Cross Purposes and Forbidden was the band's last show before they parted ways. Bobby Rondinelli, a former drummer for the Rainbow band, was enlisted by Iommi and Butler after they realized that the talks of a reunion with the Osbournes were collapsing. Cross Purposes was released on February 8, 1994. Soundgarden's 1994 album Superunknown was called a far better Sabbath album than this by-the-numbers potboiler by the reviewer.Cross Purposes is the first album since Born Again that sounds like a real Sabbath record. The album didn't make the Top 40 in the UK, but it did make the Top 200 in the US. Although uncredited, the song "Evil Eye" was co-written by Eddie Van Halen and was contained in Cross Purposes. In February 1994 Morbid Angel and Motrhead began touring in support of Cross Purposes. The band filmed a live performance at the Hammersmith Apollo on 13 April 1994, which was released on VHS and a CD called Cross Purposes Live. After the European tour with Cathedral and Godspeed in June 1994, drummer Bobby Rondinelli quit the band and was replaced by original Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward for five shows in South America. The bassist quit the band for the second time.Iommi criticized <mask> during this period in his book. They never said anything to me. If you have a problem, the first person you should talk to is the person in the band with you. It sounds like a really stupid thing to say, as they didn't say anything to my face, and more fool them for not saying anything, because we could have fixed it. I told them that if there was anything they wanted changed, done differently, just to say and we could fix it, but they didn't have the guts to write about it in a book. It seems a bit stupid to say that after the event, but I'm not bitter about it. Bill Ward left the band a second time.They were supposed to have recorded Forbidden. In the wake of their departure, Iommi brought back former members Neil Murray on bass and Cozy Powell on drums. The new album was recorded in London in the fall of 1994. Ice-T was a guest vocalist on the album. The Forbidden was released in the US but failed to chart in the UK. AllMusic's Bradley Torreano said that with boring songs, awful production, and uninspired performances, this is easily avoidable for all but the most enthusiastic fan. Black Sabbath embarked on a world tour in July 1995 with openers, but two months into the tour, drummer Cozy Powell left the band due to health issues, and was replaced by Bobby Rondinelli.This would be <mask>'s last tour with the band. In December 1996, <mask> and Iommi both confirmed that <mask> was not "out" of Sabbath, so as late as December 1996, it would appear that Iommi intended on going forward with the band. Neil Murray was working with the other members of the band in Peter Green's 'Splinter Group'. In 1997 <mask> broke up the contemporary line-up to make room for the original Black Sabbath line-up. <mask> claimed that an original line-up reunion had been in the works since the band's brief reunion at the 1992 Costa Mesa show, and that the band released subsequent albums to fulfill their record contract with I.R.S. There are records. <mask> said that the band left the label deal, got rid of the singer, and formed a reunion.I didn't know that at the time. I.R.S. The Sabbath Stones, a compilation album, was released in 1996 to fulfill the band's contract. It seems a bit of a waste of ten years of the band's history when <mask> hit out on Sabbath for being deleted from the band's history. They're cutting themselves out, not just cutting me out. It seems like you're trying to spite your face by cutting your own nose off. Why do you want to take away ten years of your history?Whatever brings them the most money seems to be what they go for. I'm talking about the Ozzy reunion. How many times do you want to go to see them do the same thing? People say that those old songs are their favourite. You don't give people a chance to buy anything else because you keepramming it down their throats. I don't understand why they would want to cut themselves out of that history. Aldo Giuntini was one of the projects that <mask> worked on after leaving Sabbath.The Cage was released in 1999 and The Cage 2 was released in 2000. Empire's 2003 record Trading Souls was worked on by <mask>. There will be a new solo album by <mask> out in 2005. <mask>'s house in Headless Cross is where the album was recorded. There were some drum tracks from the late Cozy Powell on the album. I have recorded two tracks with the legendary drumming of Cozy Powell. How?When I fronted Cozy Powell's Hammer, he gave me 20 drumming tracks to write some songs with, but I forgot about them until I moved to my new house. Headless Cross was established by <mask> in 2005 and he went on to tour Europe in 2006 The band traveled to Brazil in 2008. There were rumors that he would join the renamed Black Sabbath Heaven & Hell or return to Black Sabbath. Sabbath hasn't talked to <mask> in 15 years. It would take a lot of changes to get the albums back together after they were removed from sale. The band's legal disputes apparently ended in 2011.On July 27, 2012 <mask>'s Headless Cross performed at the Asylum. This was <mask>'s first UK show as a solo artist and first show with his new Headless Cross line-up. This will be <mask>'s only live show of the year. A new music publishing deal was signed by <mask> in January of this year. Giuntini Project IV is the fourth album from Giuntini Project, a heavy metal band started in 1988 by guitarist Aldo Giuntini as a solo project. This will be <mask>'s third album. <mask> will also appear on releases with other people.Mark Stanway, Micky Barker, and Richard Bailey are all members of Kingdom of Madness, a band fronted by <mask>. The band was unable to tour in 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis. Thorns was <mask>'s third solo album. In January 2016 <mask> announced on his Facebook page that he was greeted by <mask>mi very warmly at the dedication of the Powell memorial and that they may work together again. Iommi said he would work with <mask> again. Iommi said, "We've held back on the releases because of the Sabbath thing, but they will definitely happen." I would like to do a couple of new songs with <mask>.I'll be looking at working on Cross Purposes. In August 2015, <mask> married Carol. <mask> claims to be a non-believer. He says that the song "Who Put the Devil in Santa" doesn't work because he doesn't believe in Christ.

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title: Oleg Krassov

texts: The doctor of Juridical Science, Master of Laws and professor at Moscow State University was born on 26 November 1952. He graduated from the Moscow State University Faculty of Law in 1975. He graduated from the graduate school of the Institute of State and Law, Academy of Sciences of the USSR in 1979. He defended the candidate's thesis on the "Legal Regime of the State Forestry Fund Lands". Ikonitskaya was a senior researcher. The defense was held at the Institute of State and Law. He defended his thesis on the right to forest use in the USSR.The defense was held at the Institute for State and Law. The academic title of Doctor of Juridical Science was awarded to <mask> on January 10, 1992. From 1978 to 1992 <mask> <mask> worked at the Institute for State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences as a senior research officer. The Russian Federation Constitutional Court Department of Environmental and Land Law was headed by him. He was a professor in the Department of Environmental and Agrarian Law of Moscow University of Law from 1992 to 1995 and worked at the Russian Federation Constitutional Court. He has worked at the Faculty of Law since 1995. He gives lecture courses on "Land Law" and "Environmental Law" within a framework of the Faculty of Law International Legal Programme at the International Center of Lomonosov Moscow State University.He is a member of the Faculty of Law at the Moscow State University. In 1990 and 1991, he was an intern at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign College of Law. Professor <mask> was a member of the Inter-Republic Bar Association from 1995 to 1997 and a member of Iniurcolleguia, Attorneys-at-Law. The first Russian case on the contract of sale of an enterprise as an asset complex was won by an Iniurcolleguia lawyer. <mask> is a person. The first lawsuit on the contract of sale of an enterprise lasted a long time. 1997.# 11 He was an expert in the trial of the case of the contract of sale of land plots reserved for state needs. The investment company had a legal claim against the Krasnodar Krai Department of Property Relations for the privatization of a large land plot on the Black Sea coast. Doctor of Juridical Science, <mask> <mask>, has experience in preparing expert reports. It was Mr. Krassov who prepared the expert report on the case of legality of building the cultural and business complex Ohta by JSC Gazprom in Saint Petersburg. The Faculty of Law at the Moscow State University has a member named <mask> <mask>. He has experience in legislation.Provisions on forest lease in the USSR, Fundamentals of legislation on settlements, urban development, and architecture of the USSR and union republics, Fundamentals of forest legislation of the Russian Federation, and Fundamentals of water legislation of the Russian Federation are some of the legal acts he has taken part in. He is the author of more than 140 published research papers including monographs, commentaries to pieces of legislation, textbooks, and study guides. M. The textbook was about environmental law. M. There was a commentary on the Russian Federation Land Code. M.2009. The Environmental Law was recommended by the Judicial Department under the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. M. Gorodets wrote a land law dictionary. There is a commentary to the Russian Federation Forestry code. M. and Norma. Lawyer, 2007, "Land law: Textbook." Second edition, revised. Lawyer, 2004.The guide to environmental law is for higher education institutions. 2004. The book is titled "Land Law in Contemporary Russia." M.: "Delo" Publishing House. In 2003 M.: "Norma" Publishing House, 2003 M.: Delo, 2002, "Natural Resources of Russia: commentary to Legislation." There is a commentary to the Russian Federation Land Code.M. is a lawyer. 2002. There is a commentary to the Russian Federation Law on Subsoil. 2002. The Russian Federation Urban Development Code has a commentary. M. is a lawyer. 2001.The Russian Federation Water Code is an article-by-article commentary. 2001. # 5. M.: "Delo" Publishing House, 2001. There is a right to private land ownership. In 2000. The book is called Land Law: Textbook.In 2000. Right to Private Land Ownership: Purchase and Sale, Lease, Privatization, Judicial Defense. The Fundamentals of the Russian Federation forest legislation was written in 1995. M. Jurid. There is a poem. In 1995 it was 280 p.p. There is a commentary to the Russian Federation Water Code.1997. There is a co-authorship on the Legal Regime of the State Forestry Fund Lands. 1985. M.: Nauka, "Forest Use Right in the USSR." There is a right of ownership of forests. 2006 Legislation and economy are covered in # 2, 3, and "Legal Requirements to Environmental Protection in Urban Development".2001. # 3. "Contemporary Land Legislation in Questions and Answers of Professors of the Department of Environmental and Land Law, Faculty of Law, Lomonosov Moscow State University" was published in Environmental Law of Russia. The Digest of the Research and Practice Conference. This is the fifth issue. The study guide for higher education institutions was published in 2005. Golichenkov is from Russia.M. is Forgreifer. The co-authorship with A.K. was P.332–334. Golichenkov, G.A. M.I. Volkov. T.V. and Vasilieva. Environmental Law of Russia: Digest of Research and Practice Conferences. The second issue.A.K. edited 1999–2000. Golichenkov is from Russia. A.K. has Compilers. Golichenkov and I.A. Ignatieva is a woman. M.: Poltoks. P.Legal regulation of building up andzoning settlements. Legislation and economy are covered in the Legal Regime of Certain Types of Zones. 2001. # 7. Order of Elaborating, Approving, and Examining Urban Development Documentation. Legislation and economy are covered in General Plans and Projects, Urban and Rural Boundaries. 2001.# 6. Provisions of Legal Regulation of Using Settlement Land in Urban Development Legislation was published in 2001. # 5. Legislation and economy are covered in the commentary to the wildlife legislation. 2001. # 9 Environmental Law of Russia: Digest of Research and Practice Conferences.The second issue. A.K. edited 1999–2000. Golichenkov is from Russia. A.K. has Compilers. Golichenkov and I.A. Ignatieva is a woman. M.: Poltoks.2001. The Digest of Research and Practice Conferences was published by Environmental Law of Russia. A.K. edited the 1996–1998 edition. Golichenkov is from Russia. A.K. has Compilers. Golichenkov and I.A. Ignatieva is a woman.M. is Zertsalo. 1999. Natural Resources Law is a branch of law. The Digest of Research and Practice Conferences 1996–1998 was edited by A.K. Golichenkov is from Russia. A.K. has Compilers. Golichenkov and I.A.Ignatieva is a woman. M. Zertsalo. 1999. The Environmental Law of Russia: Digest of Research and Practice Conferences 1996–1998 was edited by A.K. Golichenkov is from Russia. A.K. has Compilers. Golichenkov and I.A.Ignatieva is a woman. M. Zertsalo. 1999. State and law about the right of state ownership of natural resources. 1995. # 9, etc. While working at the Moscow State University Faculty of Law, <mask> <mask> was the thesis supervisor for six candidates of juridical sciences.Narysheva, E.N. Pugach, N.L. A.A. Minaeva is in N.A. Golysheva and I.S. Ivaschuk is a person. Two of them, N.G. Narysheva and A.A. 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texts: Anthony W<mask> was an American air racer and test pilot from the 1940s to the 1970s. His father died when Anthony was young. <mask> and his sister Nancy were moved to southern California by their mother. <mask> gave the children his name while <mask> was a teenager. <mask> dropped out of high school to pursue flying full-time because he was more interested in flying than his studies. He used to work odd jobs to pay for food and flying. Air racing began in 1936 with the national air races in Los Angeles.He flew for the first time in a race called The Firecracker, owned by Bill Schoenfeldt. He won the Greve trophy in Cleveland that year. He was unable to compete in the Thompson Trophy the next day because of the damaged aircraft. He was back in Cleveland and placed second in the Thompson race. After the end of World War II, LeVier bought a war surplus P-38 for $1,250. He painted it bright red after modifying it for air racing. He won second place in the Thompson Trophy at the national air races in Cleveland in 1946.After the 1939 races, LeVier got his first formal job, working as a mechanic for the Douglas Aircraft Company, hoping to get promoted to test pilot. He went to work for Mid-Continent Airlines in Kansas City because he was frustrated by his chances with that company. He left that job six months later to work for General GM in Kansas. When a job opened for him in Burbank, California, he moved to southern California. LeVier started at the company ferrying Hudson bombers to Canada. He trained pilots in the Hudson and its transport variant, the Lodestar. In 1942, his job description was changed to be an engineering test pilot.His test flying helped prove the P-38 design. They alternated flying dive tests to observe the design's performance at transonic speeds. He performed shows for students at the Polaris Flight school in Lancaster to demonstrate the reliability of the design in the hands of a skilled pilot. LeVier traveled to Great Britain in 1944 to demonstrate the reliability of the P-38. The invasion of Normandy happened less than a week after he left England. The testing of the P-80 Shooting Star jet fighter began when he returned to the United States. The testing program continued through 1944 and into 1945, after he had made the first flight of the XP-80A.Milo Burcham was killed in the crash of a production P-80 in October 1944, and <mask> became the chief engineering test pilot in January 1945. He suffered a serious crash on March 20, 1945, when his P-80 lost its tail due to a faulty turbine blade, just two months into his career as head of this department. After his crash, he broke his back and had to wear a brace, but six months later he was back in the air. The T-33 and the three variant of the F-94 Starfire were tested by him. Most of the tests of the prototype were performed by him. He flew the first flights of the U-2. LeVier took an L-1011 Tristar on a world tour to promote the airliner.Herman "Fish" Salmon replaced him as chief engineering test pilot. After surviving eight crashes and one mid-air collision, he died on February 6, 1998 at the age of 84. The Aviation Week & Space Technology Flight Safety Award was given in 1971. The National Aviation Hall of Fame was founded in 1978. The National Aeronautic Association gave an award. The National Aviation Club gave an award for achievement. Inducted into the Walk of Honor in 1990.The International Air & Space Hall of Fame has an award for the Society of Experimental Test Pilots. The Godfrey L. Cabot Award was presented in 1995. The National Air and Space Museum won a trophy. He was a member of the Hall of Fame of America. The <mask>ier Flight Test Safety Award is presented by the Society of Experimental Test Pilots. The first flights of a new design were piloted or copiloted by <mask>. Photographs may not depict the first flight.Caidin and Martin were references. The devil is fork-tailed. The year 1968. "The Right Start: <mask>." AOPA Magazine was published in 1994. The pilot by <mask> was printed in 1990. <mask>ier W5 Cosmic wind is a biography of <mask>.

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texts: <mask>e was a South Korean politician and army general who served as the leader of South Korea from 1961 until his assassination in 1979. He was a military leader in the South Korean army before he became president. He came to power after leading a military coup in 1961, which ended the interim government of the Second Republic. He was elected president in 1963, after two years as chairman of the military junta, the Supreme Council for National Reconstruction. <mask> began a series of economic policies that brought rapid economic growth and industrialization to the nation that eventually became known as the Miracle on the Han River. South Korea had one of the fastest growing economies during the 1960s and 1970s. One of the fastest and largest reductions in poverty in human history took place in 1979.Declines in child mortality and increases in life expectancy were included in this growth. The second fastest decrease in child mortality of any country with over 10 million inhabitants occurred from 1959 to 1979. South Korea saw the development of chaebol, family companies supported by the state, as a result of his government. These companies include some of the best known brands in the world. The economic development of South Korea was pursued at great sacrifice to the working class, as the government did not recognise a minimum wage or weekly leave, imposed free work periods for its own benefit, and twelve-hour workdays were the norm. Trade unions and industrial action were not allowed. The vast majority of South Korean people welcomed the fact that people who were in poverty were able to work stable jobs.<mask>'s popularity peaked in the 70s. The 1971 South Korean presidential election and legislative elections resulted in closer than expected victories. In 1972, <mask> amended the constitution to make it a highly authoritarian document and declared martial law. <mask> had complete control of the military and much control over the media during this time. The director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, Kim Jae-gyu, killed <mask> at a safe house after the student uprising in 1979. The chief of the Presidential Security Service was killed by Kim. Kim and his associates were put to death for the assassination.According to the Yushin Constitution, Choi Kyu-hah became the acting President. After his Defense Security Command was charged with investigating the assassination, Major General Chun Doo-hwan immediately took control of the military and the KCIA, installing another military junta and assuming the presidency in 1980. The reasons for the assassination of Kim Jae-gyu are still being debated. After <mask>'s assassination and the military Coup d'état of December Twelfth, the country became democratized. The pro-democracy chief opponent of <mask> who was kidnapped, arrested, and sentenced to death by the <mask> administration, and <mask>-hye, <mask>'s eldest daughter who was the first female president of South Korea, were later presidents. <mask> is a controversial figure in modern South Korean political discourse and among the South Korean populace for his dictatorship and undemocratic ways. Some credit him for sustaining the Miracle on the Han River, which reshaped and modernized South Korea, others criticize his authoritarian way of ruling the country, which prioritized economic growth and contrived social order at the expense of civil liberties.Only 5% of young Koreans see <mask> as the greatest president, making him the second most popular Korean president, despite being one of the most controversial and memorable. <mask> was born in Kibi on November 14, 1917, to parents <mask> and Bek. He was the youngest in a poor family. <mask>'s hero from his childhood was Napoleon, an intelligent, egotistic and ambitious man who grew up in the poor and backward countryside of Korea, a place that was not suitable for someone like himself. The recurring theme of <mask>'s remarks was his wish to escape from the Korean countryside. As a child who had grown up under Japanese rule, <mask> expressed his admiration for Japan's rapid modernization after the Meiji Restoration of 1867 and for Bushido, the Japanese warrior code. After graduating from high school, he worked as a teacher in Bunkei-y, but was a mediocre student.Following the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War, the ambitious <mask> decided to enter the Changchun Military Academy of the Manchuckuo Imperial Army, with help from Imperial Japanese Army Colonel Arikawa, a drill instructor at the teaching school in Daegu who was impressed by <mask>'s military He changed his name to Japanese during this time. He graduated top of his class in 1942 and was recognized as a talented officer by his Japanese instructors, who recommended him for further studies at the Imperial Japanese Army Academy in Japan. After graduating third in the class of 1944, <mask> was commissioned as a lieutenant into the Imperial Army of Manchukuo, a Japanese puppet-state, and served during the final stages of World War II as an aide-de-camp to a commander. The Japanese suppressed Korean resistance. After the war, Return to Korea <mask> went to the Korea Military Academy. He became an officer in the constabulary army under the United States Army Military Government in South Korea after graduating from the second class of 1946.<mask> was arrested in 1948 by the newly established South Korean government on charges of leading a Communist cell in the Korean constabulary. <mask> was sentenced to death by a military court, but his sentence was commuted by a high-ranking Korean military officer. The allegations of <mask>'s involvement in a military cell were never substantiated, even though he was a member of the Workers' Party of South Korea. He was forced out of the army. While working as a civilian assistant in the Army, he came across the 8th class of the Korea Military Academy, which later became the basis of the May 16 coup. After the Korean War began, <mask> returned to active service as a major in the South Korean Army. He was promoted to colonel in April 1951.<mask> commanded the II and III Artillery Corps during the war and was the deputy director of the Army Headquarters Intelligence Bureau. <mask> became a brigadier general by the end of the war. After the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement, <mask> was selected for six months of training in the United States. <mask> rose quickly in the military hierarchy after returning to Korea. He commanded the 5th and 7th Divisions of the South Korean army before he was promoted to major general. The head of the Korean 1st and 6th District Command was made the Chief of Staff of the First Army after <mask> was appointed. <mask> became Chief of the Operations Staff of the South Korean Army and the deputy commander of the Second Army in 1960, after he became commander of the Pusan Logistics Command.He was one of the most powerful and influential figures in the military. The president of South Korea was forced out of office and into exile after the 19 April movement. A new government took office in 1960. South Korea had a short-lived period of parliamentary rule. The real power of the president was vested in the Prime Minister. Problems arose immediately because neither man could command the loyalty of the majority of the Democratic Party or agree on the composition of the cabinet. Prime Minister Chang rearranged his cabinet three times within five months.The new government was caught between an economy that was suffering from a decade of mismanagement and corruption under the presidency of Rhee and the students who instigated his ousting. Protesters filled the streets with demands for political and economic reforms. The public had lost trust in the police and the Democratic Party lost public support after years of factional fighting. The Military Revolutionary Committee was formed against the backdrop of social instability. He sped up the Committee's plans when he found out that he was going to be retired within the next few months. It led a military coup on 16 May 1961, which was led by the Army Chief of Staff after he defected. The Second Republic was ended by the military takeover.A new administration was formed from military officers who supported <mask>. General Chang was the leader of the Supreme Council for National Reconstruction. <mask> took control of the council after Chang's arrest. The general populace welcomed the coup. Although Prime Minister Chang and United States Army General Carter Magruder resisted the coup efforts, President Yun sided with the military and persuaded the United States Eighth Army and the commanders of various ROK army units not to interfere with the new government. <mask> was promoted to Lieutenant General after the coup. <mask>'s rule was described as "militaristic" by the South Korean historian.One of the first things <mask> did when he came to power was to clean up the streets by arresting and putting homeless people to work in welfare centers. The way in which <mask> kndaehwa (modernization) of South Korea was influenced by his militarism was the subject of a book written by an American historian. According to Eckert, <mask> sought to militarize South Korean society in a way that no other South Korean leader has ever done. In the Imperial Japanese Army, there was the belief that Bushido would give Japanese soldiers enough "spirit" as to make them invincible in battle, as the Japanese regarded war as just a matter of willpower with the side with the stronger will always prevailing. One of <mask>'s favorite quotes was "we can do anything if we try", reflecting his background as a man trained by Japanese officers. When interviewing <mask>'s closest friends, he always got the same answer when he asked what the important influence was on <mask>, namely his officer training by the Japanese. Eckert was told by all of <mask>'s friends that one needed to understand his values in order to understand him.The Korean Central Intelligence Agency was created in order to prevent counter-coups and suppress potential enemies. The KCIA was given investigative powers along with the authority to arrest and detain anyone suspected of wrongdoing. The KCIA's first director was a relative of <mask> who was one of the original planners of the coup. President Yun gave legitimacy to the military regime. The Supreme Council for National Reconstruction was consolidated by the promotion of Lieutenant General <mask> to full general. <mask> agreed to restore civilian rule. He was elected president of the Democratic Republican Party in 1963.<mask>-keun was appointed as the chief of the President's Office. He narrowly defeated the candidate of the Civil Rule Party by 1.5 percent. <mask> would be re-elected president in 1967. In June 1965, <mask> signed a treaty that normalized relations with Japan and led to increased trade and investment between South Korea and Japan. The Status of Forces Agreement was signed in July 1966 between South Korea and the United States. With the security guarantee of the United States, the threat of a conventional invasion from North Korea seemed remote. South Korea sent the Capital Division and 2nd Marine brigade to South Vietnam in September 1965, followed by the White Horse Division in September 1966.<mask> blamed the British and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance for Japan's takeover of Korea. 320,000 South Korean troops were sent to fight alongside the United States and South Vietnam in the Vietnam War, second only to the United States. To help maintain good relations with the United States, to prevent the further advance of communism in East Asia and to enhance the Republic's international standing were some of the stated reasons for this. In January 1965, when a bill mandating a major deployment passed the National Assembly with 106 votes for and 11 against, <mask> announced that it was time for South Korea to assume a proactive role. 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South Korea received tens of billions of dollars in grants, loans, subsidies, technology transfers, and preferential markets from the Johnson and Nixon administrations in return for troop commitments. There were changes between the two Koreas. In 1961, the North Korean leader sent a former friend of <mask>-hee to South Korea in order to improve inter-Korean relations. <mask> decided to execute Hwang as a spy in order to convince Americans of his Communist leanings and his firm stance as an ally. Intelligence-gatherers and propagandists from North Korea began entering the South in October 1964.By October 1966, more than 30 South Korean soldiers and at least 10 civilians had been killed. In October 1966, <mask> ordered the Korean Army to stage a retaliatory attack. This action caused tension between <mask>'s government and the U.S. command in Korea, which wanted to avoid violating the armistice. <mask>'s armed forces were involved in firefights along the Korean DMZ between 1966 and 1969 The fighting, sometimes referred to as the Second Korean War, was related to a speech given by Kim Il-sung on 5 October 1966 in which the North Korean leader challenged the legitimacy of the 1953 Armistice Agreement. Kim said that the South Korean military's involvement with the Vietnam War made irregular warfare possible. If armed provocation by North Korea was directed against U.S. troops, he believed <mask>'s administration could be undermined.The United States would have to rethink its commitments. The North would be able to cause an uprising in the South against <mask>. The Unit 124 of the North Korean People's Army tried to assassinate <mask>. 800 metres from the Blue House, they were stopped by a police patrol. All but two of the North Koreans were killed or captured during the fire fight. <mask> organized a group to assassinate Kim Il-Sung. In 1971 it was dismantled.Reunification negotiations were conducted between the North and South. On 4 July 1972 both countries released a joint statement specifying that reunification must be achieved internally with no reliance on external forces or outside interference, that the process must be achieved peacefully without the use of military force, and that all parties must promote national unity as a united people over any differences of ideological After <mask>'s assassination in 1979 the United States Department of State quietly buried these proposals. At a ceremony to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the end of colonial rule, a man named Mun Se-gwang fired a gun at <mask> from the front row. The would-be assassin missed <mask> but a stray bullet hit his wife Yuk Young-soo, who died later that day. <mask> continued his speech as his dying wife was carried off the stage. Mun was put to death four months later.On the first anniversary of his wife's death, <mask> wrote in his diary, "I felt as though I had lost everything in the world." I lost my courage and will when everything became a burden. A year has passed since then. I have cried alone many times during that year. One of <mask>'s main goals was to end the poverty of South Korea and lift the country up from being a Third World economy to a First World economy via statist methods. <mask> launched his first Five Year Plan in 1962 by declaring the city of Ulsan to be a special industrial development zone. Ulsan's special status made it the

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