title: Anwar Ibrahim

texts: Minister. A decade after he was fired as deputy prime minister, the ban on him from public office expired on April 14, 2008.The opposition seized a third of parliamentary seats and five states in the worst-ever showing for the Barisan Nasional coalition that has ruled for half a century. A crowd of more than 40,000 people welcomed the return of <mask> to politics. After he had addressed the rally for nearly two hours, police called for him to stop the gathering since there was no legal permission. He returned to the Parliament on April 29, 2008, after 10 years of absence, as a spouse of Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, the first female opposition leader in Malaysian Parliament's history. The Permatang Pauh by-election was held on August 26, 2008. The information chief of the UMNO stated that they had lost. According to the final results announced by the Election Commission, <mask> <mask> won 31,195 of the estimated 47,000 votes cast in the district, while Arif Shah Omar Shah received 15,524 votes and a third candidate had 92 votes.On August 28, 2008, at the main chamber of the Parliament house in Kuala Lumpur, Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Mulia administered the oath of office to <mask>, who was dressed in a dark blue traditional Malay outfit and black "songkok" hat. The leader of the 3-party opposition alliance was declared by him. He said he was glad to be back after a decade. The mandate of the country has been lost by the prime minister. In order to form the next government, 30 government lawmakers needed to defect to the opposition. On August 26, 2008, the leader of the opposition was re-elected in a by-election and returned to parliament. An independent judiciary and free media are needed to combat endemic corruption that he considers pushes Malaysia close to failed state status.On his first day as prime minister, a petition continued to attack him, stating that he found inconsistencies in his decision to release 13 Internal Security Act (ISA) detainees. He said citizens could still be held at will by the Barisan Nasional. The Prime Minister abolished the ISA and three other laws in September 2011. Some members of the opposition did not see this in a positive light. Attempts to form a majority coalition have missed several deadlines. The deputy prime minister said that he had not doubted that the government would still be in office on 16 September, even though he said that he would need more time. The Prime Minister pointed out that the man had missed his deadline and that he had not secured the defection of 30 MPs.In light of his failure to meet his own deadline for the transition of power, Malaysians were unsure if he was really ready to take power. In the interim, UMNO had its own party meeting to broker Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's step down from power in June 2009, a year earlier than previously promised. The new promise of forming the Government has not generated the kind of anticipation or excitement as before, and his "credibility among ordinary Malaysians has been somewhat dented after Sept 16." The media in the country have become hostile towards the protestations of Anwar and failed to assemble a majority government. The leader of the opposition, <mask> <mask>, led his coalition to contest in the election. The People's manifesto: pakatan the hope of the people promised to reduce their financial burden, among other promises. If his team did not win the election, he would step down from politics.He stated in an interview that he would try his best. I think we will win. I will step down if not. Despite obtaining 50.9% of the popular vote, the regime change target was not achieved by the pakatan Rakyat. The heavy malapportionment of the electoral districts was to blame. The 12th general election saw a decrease in the number of parliamentary seats. He did not concede defeat.According to Al Jazeera, <mask> <mask> refused to step down even though he was close to winning the election. In an interview for ABC News, interviewer Jim Middleton said that the Malaysian opposition leader was going to be Lee Kuan Yew. He was not at that point yet. In May of last year, <mask> <mask> promised to lead a "fierce movement" to reform the country's electoral system and challenge the results of an election he lost. More than 100,000 people wearing black gathered at a stadium in Selangor to protest against the election results and demand a free and fair election. The movement continued for another 2 months. A dinner was held in Thean Hou Temple hall on June 22, 2013, hosted by Wangsa Maju MP Datuk Dr Tan Kee Kwong.There were electoral petitions for over 30 parliamentary seats. The cases were thrown off the election court. The member of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly for Kajang, Lee Chin Cheh, resigned. This led to a by-election. The candidate for the by-election was announced a day later. He wanted to become Selangor's Menteri Besar. The move was known as the "Kajang Move".He lost his qualification to be a state assembly candidate after the Court of Appeal in Malaysia overturned his sodomy acquittal and sentenced him to five years' imprisonment. On 9 March, the party announced that it had a new candidate for the by-election. The Sultan of Selangor stripped <mask> of his title for questioning the integrity of the state's ruler during the crisis that saw the Sultan refuse to appoint Wan Azizah as Menteri Besar. The title "Datuk Seri" had been given to him by several other Malaysian states. On June 29, 2008, online news portal Malaysiakini reported that a male aide of <mask> had lodged a police report that he had been sodomised by him. The possibility of a prison sentence as a result of the allegations could be seen as an attempt to remove him from the leadership of the opposition following his growing support and by-election victories. He cited evidence in the form of medical reports.He was acquitted of the charge of sodomy in January 2012 after being arrested in July 2008. The judge ruled that the evidence used in the case was unreliable. An appeal was filed against the acquittal. The high Court reinstating the conviction was overruled by the appeal court. The decision was made as Anwar was about to contest a by-election which he was expected to win. He couldn't stand because of the conviction. Human Rights Watch said the decision was politically motivated.The Court of Appeal decided that the High Court failed to critically evaluate the evidence submitted by Dr Seah Lay Hong. He was sentenced to five years in jail as a result of his overturned acquittal. The Malaysian government has been accused by Human Rights Watch and the International Commission of Jurists of interfering in this particular judicial matter. On 10 February 2015, the Federal Court of Malaysia upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal and affirmed the five-year prison sentence. He was immediately sent to a prison in Selangor to serve his sentence. After the dissolution of the pakatan Rakyat, a new opposition coalition named the pakatan harpan was formed with Anwar as the defacto leader in absentia. The coalition came into power because of over-voting in the general election.After the formation of the new ruling government, a full royal pardon was given to Anwar and he was released from prison on 16 May. The coalition agreed before GE14 that he would take over the reins from the interim Prime Minister. He said in an interview that he wouldn't step into power immediately because he didn't want to undermine the reform agenda and tackle a "disintegrating" political system. He said that he wanted to travel and honor speaking engagements. After seeing "compassion and concern which (Anwar) thought was absent in the past", he eventually forgave his former enemy. It was set to allow him to return to Parliament after he was elected in the Port Dickson by-election. He won with an increased majority and returned to parliament after 3 years of absence.The collapse of the Pakatan Harapan government in February 2020 was caused by defections by Azmin Ali and several of the party's MPs. His party, Bersatu, accepted his resignation as well. The "Sheraton Move" for the hotel is where defecting MPs gathered with the opposition to show their support for a new government. He tried to get support for his appointment as Prime Minister. The support of a small majority in the Dewan Rakyat allowed the Bersatu president to become Prime Minister. The opposition benches were returned by the Pakatan Harapan. While Muhyiddin formed a government under the auspices of a new coalition known as Perikatan Nasional, Mahathir attempted to regain his post as leader of the opposition.Keadilan refused to endorse Mahathir's bid for a third term as premier, claiming that the nonagenarian had reneged on his promise to handover the office to <mask>. Sabah Chief Minister, Shafie Apdal, was nominated for the Prime Minister's post instead. Keadilan continued to propose <mask> as the coalition candidate despite the support of the allies. In September 2020, <mask> claimed to have gathered support from a "formidable majority" of MPs for his appointment as Prime Minister. A public relations firm retained by the Malaysian government claims that Anwar has made comments about a conspiracy among the Malaysian government, Israel, and the United States. The Malaysian government sought advice from the APCO. He claims that the firm is connected to the murder of Muslims in Palestine.He claims to have given proof to the Malaysian parliament that the Israeli government was behind his comments. On another occasion, he claimed that the firm was controlled by Jews and was working for the American government to influence Malaysian foreign policy. If Jews were manipulating Malaysia for the United States, the changes in Malaysian foreign policy could only be explained. On April 22, 2010, Malaysia's parliament censured <mask> for comments he made during a press conference in March. During the press conference, he claimed to have documents linking 1Malaysia with One Israel but refused to allow access to the documents when challenged. The Malaysian government and APCO denied the allegations. The Rights and Privileges Committee will recommend a punishment for approval by the full chamber after the censure motion was passed by the House of Representatives.Being banned from parliament is a possible punishment. After the Malaysian government attacked him, he retaliated by producing two documents to support his claims. In a press conference at the London School of Economics in March 2010, Anwar made comments about Jewish people. He stated in the press conference that there are good Jews, bad Jews, and good Muslims. In May 2010, B'nai B'rith International wrote a letter to the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, asking the American government to suspend all contact with <mask>, because he was a "purveyor of anti-Jewish hatred". In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, <mask> <mask> stated, "I think our policy should be clear, protect the security of Israel, but you must be as firm in protecting the legitimate interests of the Palestinians." This comment was criticized by the UMNO, one of the ruling party.The issue of Palestine is a top foreign policy priority for my party, it would be an issue during the election year or otherwise. "You can't be friendly with them and against them if you don't like <mask>'s relationship with the Jewish community," said the former Prime Minister. He said that the remarks were consistent with the two-state solution adopted by the United Nations that is accepted by the Arab world, as well as Malaysia and Hamas. He said that he was issuing a stern warning to anyone trying to twist his statement so that they could say that he had betrayed the Palestinian people. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Anwar stated that while he opposed gay marriage and upholds the sanctity of marriage between men and women, laws on sodomy in Malaysia must be changed as they are "archaic". In an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation, Anwar said that marriage should remain between men and women. He told The Wall Street Journal that he does not advocate legalising homosexuality or making gay marriage permissible, only that the laws should be amended to ensure private affairs are not punished.Morality is in the public sphere. He is married to a former deputy prime minister and they have five daughters and a son. He has two daughters, one of which is an MP for Permatang Pauh. The honours of Malaysia include the Grand Knight of the Order of Sultan Ahmad Shah of Pahang, the Grand Commander of the Order of Malacca, and the Companion of the Order of the Defenders of State. The Caucus on Reform and Governance Port Dickson is a federal constituency. 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title: Charles Churchill (satirist)

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texts: He was an English poet and satirist. He was born in Vine Street. His father is a pastor. From 1733 to 1733, <mask> was the rector of Rainham, Essex, and from 1733 to 1733, he was a good classical scholar and formed a close and lasting friendship with Robert Lloyd. He was admitted to St John's College in Cambridge. The young couple lived in his father's house, but never lived at Cambridge, after they were married within the rules of the Fleet in his 18th year. He began to act as his father's curate at Rainham when he became a priest.The son was elected to succeed his father in his lectureship two years after he died. He was able to increase his income by teaching in a girls' school. He spent a lot of his time in the society of Robert Lloyd after his marriage failed. He would have been imprisoned for debt if it weren't for the help of Lloyd's father, who was the second master at the school. Lloyd had had some success with his poem, The actor, and had done some work for the booksellers. The Rosciad, which appeared in March 1761, was made use of by <mask>. This reckless and amusing satire described with the most disconcerting accuracy the faults of the various actors and actresses on the London stage; in a competition judged by Shakespeare and Jonson, Garrick is named the greatest English actor.It's popularity was largely due to its personal character, but it's raciness makes it worth reading even if the objects of <mask>'s wit are forgotten. The poem was the joint production of George Colman the Elder, Bonnell Thornton and Robert Lloyd, according to the first impression published in the Critical Review. After developing the subject that only authors who prey on their own kind are responsible for the fierce attack on the stage, <mask> immediately published an Apology addressed to the Critical Reviewers. It has an enthusiastic tribute to John Dryden. He had praised Mrs Pritchard, Mrs Cibber and Mrs Clive, but no leading London actor, with the exception of David Garrick, had escaped censure. He showed civility to the man who became a terror to the actors. Thomas Davies said that his mistake in the part of Cymbeline was due to seeing Mr. <mask> in the pit.The satire made him enemies and brought reprisals. In Night, an Epistle to Robert Lloyd, he answered the attacks made on him, offering by way of defense the argument that any faults were better than hypocrisy. His scandalous conduct brought down the censure of the dean of Westminster, and in 1763 the protests of his parishioners led him to resign his offices, and he was free to wear his blue coat with metal buttons and gold lace. The Rosciad had been refused by several publishers, and was finally published. He paid his old debts in full, as well as making an allowance to his wife, after receiving a considerable sum from the sale. He became friends with the champion of liberty of the press, John Wilkes, who he helped with The North Briton weekly newspaper. He earned a place in the history of parliamentary democracy and civil liberties as a result of his collaboration with Wilkes.The Prophecy of Famine: A Scots Pastoral was written for The North Briton. The Scottish place-hunters were alarmed by the violent satire on Scottish influence that fell in with the current hatred of Lord Bute. The publisher stated that he received part of the profits from the paper and gave a hint to retire to the country. He wrote a letter to William Hogarth in response to the caricature made of him during the trial and it was described as shocking and barbarous. An engraving based on The Painter and his Pug, which caricatures <mask> as a bear in torn clerical bands hugging a pot of Porter and a club made of lies, was retaliated by Hogarth. The Duellist is a satire on the most active opponents of Wilkes in the House of Lords. He attacked Dr Johnson as "Pomposo, insolent and loud, Vain idol of a scribbling crowd" in The Ghost.The Conference (1763), The Author (1763), and The Candidate (1764) are some of the other poems. I.) It was too bad to have a friend; The Farewell, The Times, and Independence. He died in October 1764 and left behind a legacy. He died of a disease on 4 November. He left his property to his two sons and made him the literary executor. Wilkes did not do much.He wrote an epitaph for his friend and about half a dozen notes on his poems, and Andrew Kippis acknowledges some assistance from him in preparing his life for the biographia. There are more than one instance of <mask>'s generosity. Robert Lloyd was in prison for debt. He paid a week's worth of maintenance for the Fleet, and then raised his subscription to free him. Lloyd died shortly after receiving the news of <mask>'s death. Patty, who was engaged to Lloyd, did not live long. William Cowper was his schoolfellow.A partial collection of poems appeared in the 18th century. There are sources for The Poetical Works of <mask>. The introduction and notes were written by Douglas Grant. Clarendon Press was published in 1957. "The Dedication to the Sermons" is a commentary by John Fraser. Wallace Cable Brown wrote "<mask>: poet, rake, and rebel". An illustrated biography.The University of Kansas has an open access PDF file. People educated at St John's College and the National Portrait Gallery are related to the 18th-century English satirists.

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title: Arthur Porter (physician)

texts: <mask> IV was a Canadian physician and hospital administrator. In February 2004, <mask> was appointed to replace Hugh Scott as the Director General and CEO of the McGill University Health Centre in Montreal, Quebec, one of Canada's largest academic health centres. He left that position in December 2011. The Canadian Security Intelligence Review Committee reviews the activities of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. He was appointed to that committee by the Prime Minister on September 3, 2008. <mask> was arrested in Panama in May of last year on charges of taking part in a kickback scheme related to the construction of a new hospital. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation said it was the biggest fraud investigation in Canadian history.<mask> denied any wrongdoing. <mask> composed his memoirs, The Man Behind the Bow Tie: <mask> on Business, Politics and Intrigue, with writer and biographer T.R. Todd. The book was optioned for television and movie rights. <mask> died at a cancer hospital in Panama just before midnight on June 30, 2015. On July 1, 2015, his death was announced. <mask> was born in Sierra Leone. He was a Canadian and American citizen.He had four children with Pamela Mattock <mask>. His mother was a woman. <mask> III spearheaded the expansion of the University of Nairobi in Africa when his father was the president of the country. <mask> attended his early education in Africa. He studied at the University of Cambridge and its School of Clinical Medicine. <mask> received his M.B.A. from the University of Tennessee, as well as certificates in medical management from Harvard University and the University of Toronto. He graduated from Western University in London, Ontario.He was a member of the American Academy of Medical Administrators. <mask>'s initial career was in medical and radiation oncology, and he went on to hold several senior positions in Canada, including the Chief of Radiation Oncology at the London Regional Cancer Centre (University of Western Ontario), and Chairman of Oncology at Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario. He was appointed Radiation Oncologist-in-chief, professor and chairman of the Detroit Medical Center in 1991. Director of Clinical Care at the Karmanos Cancer Institute and associate dean at the Wayne State University School of Medicine were two of the positions that <mask> accepted. The Cancer Centre was established in Nassau, in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The Detroit Medical Center is one of the United States' largest urban health systems and the biggest non-government employer in Detroit. He left this position in 2003<mask> was appointed to the presidential commission in 2001 to review the health care provided by the Department of Defense and the Veterans Administration. <mask> was appointed to a four-year term as chairman of Michigan's Hospital Commission. <mask> was appointed as the Director General and CEO of the McGill University Health Centre in February 2004, despite warnings given to the recruiters in 2003 by the former dean of the Wayne State University School of Medicine. One of Canada's largest academic health centers was involved in a multi-billion dollar project at the time. <mask> announced the launch of the Institute for Strategic Analysis and Innovation website on February 12, 2008. <mask> gave the academic health centre the largest grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation in December of 2011. The Quebec government and donors supported research funding of up to $250 million.<mask> was the president of several professional organizations, including the American College of Oncology Administrators, the American Cancer Society, and the American College of Radiation Oncology. He was the Chairman of the Board of Chancellors of the American College of Radiation Oncology and the Board of Scientific Counselors of the National Cancer Institute. <mask> was a member of the Governing Council of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research from 2006 to 2008. The Minister of Public Works and Government Services, Michael Fortier, and the Minister of Health, Tony Clement, were related to <mask>. <mask> became a member of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada in 2008 after being appointed to the Canada's Security Intelligence Review Committee. <mask> resigned as chair of the Security Intelligence Review Committee in November of 2011. <mask> obtained a St Kitts and Nevis diplomatic passport in 2011.Cancer treatment facilities on the island were developed by <mask>. <mask> resigned as chairman of the Security Intelligence Review Committee three months before his contract ended after the National Post published revelations about his business dealings with international lobbyists. <mask>'s questionable business dealings and foreign connections included his relationship with Ari Ben- Menashe, a Montreal-based businessman and an ex-Israeli international lobbyist and arms dealer who was arrested and charged in the United States for illegally attempting to sell military transport airplanes to Iran. The National Post reported that <mask> received $22.5 million in consulting fees from SNC-Lavalin prior to awarding the firm a $1.3 billion contract for the construction of the McGill University Health Centre. These dealings were found to be in violation of the Quebec Health Act, and along with the emergence of other questionable business activities led to calls for his resignation. The hospital's board of directors initially came out in support of <mask>, but he voluntarily resigned on December 5, 2011 in light of mounting media and public pressure. He was sued by the university in November 2012 for over $300,000.According to the lawsuit, <mask> only responded to a letter of October 2012 with a three-line email, and they had not heard from him since. <mask> was described as "of unknown address" after the controversy over the loans, with the suit indicating that he gave his current addresses as post office boxes in the Bahamas and Sierra Leone. The Charbonneau Commission's investigation into corruption in the Quebec construction industry resulted in allegations of involvement with SNC Lavilin and health centre employees in fraud and forgery. <mask> was charged with fraud, conspiracy, breach of trust, taking secret commissions, and money-laundering after the investigators issued a warrant for his arrest. <mask> was taken into custody by INTERPOL agents with his wife in Panama, who were waiting for him to be extradited to Canada. The National Post reported in November 2012 that <mask> was receiving treatment for a "self-diagnosed" cancer in the cancer centre that he had established in the Bahamas and of which he was the managing director. There is a story in the Turks and Caicos Magazine about his establishing cancer centers in the Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas in conjunction with his long-time friend and business partner, who is the Director of Medical Oncology at the Bahamas Cancer Centre.An arrest warrant was issued for criminal charges in relation to the health centre scandal. After an investigation by the Sreté du Québec, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the International Criminal Police Organization, <mask> and his wife, Pamela Mattock <mask>, were taken into custody in Panama. He was accused of fraud, conspiracy to commit government fraud, abuse of trust, secret commissions, and laundered the proceeds of a crime. <mask>'s wife was charged with conspiracy and laundered the proceeds of a crime. The fraud against the Québec government was related to his alleged role in the awarding of the Montreal hospital construction and maintenance contract. SNC-Lavalin was involved in the corruption scandal in Québec. <mask> was in charge of one of Canada's largest health-care providers at the time of the alleged fraud.He was appointed in 2004. He was on Air Canada's board of directors. <mask> and his wife objected to being extradited to Canada. <mask> was claiming diplomatic immunity on the basis that he was travelling via Panama on a diplomatic mission to Antigua and Barbuda, on behalf of the government of Sierra Leone, according to his lawyer. He had no diplomatic immunity because he was a goodwill ambassador. On June 4, 2015, while <mask> was in La Joya jail, he set up a company with the help of his lawyer, who was listed as president. Bilonick Paredes bribed Noriega in exchange for the ability to fly planes with tons of cocaine from Panama to the United States.Over a four-year period, Bilonick made $47 million from drug and money-laundering services. <mask> filed a $150 million lawsuit against the Republic of Panama, claiming damages from his arrest and imprisonment in the country. If a person is not given a hearing within 60 days of their arrest, they will be freed. He complained to the UN that his rights had been violated. Mattock was extradited to Canada. Her bail was $250,000 in Montreal. She couldn't leave Quebec and couldn't have any contact with her husband.In September of 2014, Mattock turned herself in to police on charges of using the proceeds of crime to get her $250,000 bail. She didn't re-post bail in order to get a quicker trial date. Mattock was sentenced to 33 months in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of money-laundering. She won't have to serve time in a federal penitentiary, and she will likely be released in 2015. On January 17, 2015, it was announced that Canada and Panama had agreed to extradite <mask>. No date was set. There were questions about the Canadian government's willingness to bring <mask> back to face the charges after he died.Canada did not press for his case to be handled quickly because Panama ignored its own laws, according to an article by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. There are questions as to what secrets <mask> may have taken to his grave. <mask> wrote a memoir with a Canadian biographer about his rise and fall. It was distributed by Raincoast Books. <mask>'s memoir was optioned for film and television by a Montreal-based production company. <mask> was diagnosed with cancer at his clinic in the Bahamas. He battled lung cancer for two-and-a-half years despite being told he had six to eight months to live.<mask> had access to cutting-edge drugs due to his connections in the medical world. Two of those years were spent in La Joya prison, where drugs were smuggled into the prison. He used an oxygen tank and other medical supplies. <mask> was transferred to the Panama National Cancer Centre six weeks before his death. He died in Panamanian custody on June 30, 2015. His death was announced by his doctors, family and biographer. <mask>'s death was covered by the media in Canada and the United States, which ended speculation that he faked his illness.There was skepticism as to whether he was dead after the announcement. The Canadian Prime Minister's Office did not comment on his death and did not lower the flag on Parliament Hill. Two investigators from Quebec's anti-corruption squad went to Panama to view the body. The squad was granted access to the Panama City Morgue five days later. It did finger printing and testing. On July 7, 2015, he was declared dead. In his memoir, he expressed his desire to be buried in Sierra Leone, but no funeral plans were announced by the family.Air Canada people Alumni of Selwyn College, Cambridge Alumni of the University of Cambridge, and Naturalized citizens of Canada are some of the links.

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title: William M. Meredith

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and politician from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was the Secretary of the Treasury during the Taylor Administration. <mask> was the oldest son of <mask>, who was a successful attorney and president of the Bank of the United States. <mask> was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1795 and married the writer and poet. The niece of <mask>, as well as of <mask>, and highly educated and respected in her own right, was published in Dennie's Port Folio. The couple had eleven children. <mask> was a leader in the city, serving on the Common and Select Councils, and on the Vestry of Christ Episcopal Church.The leader of the Bar in Baltimore, Maryland was his brother. At the age of 13, <mask><mask> graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar after assisting his father in the saddlery business. <mask> <mask> helped raise his siblings after his mother's death. On June 17, 1834, at the age of 35, he married the former Catherine Keppele. <mask> was their only son. A published essayist and poet, he had four daughters and a son.Catherine helped care for her husband's siblings and father after he was disabled by a stroke. In 1817, Career was admitted to the bar and began practicing law. He drew a lot of attention by questioning the conduct of Judge Frank Hallowell in Commonwealth v. Cook, a murder case in which three black men were charged with killing a boy. The American Daily Advertiser published an article which defense counsel thought was biased. The judge allowed counsel to question jurors as to whether they read the article, and when the judge refused to dismiss a juror who said he was offended by the questioning, the judge held both lawyers in contempt of court and ordered them jailed for 30 days. They secured the release of two prisoners on double jeopardy grounds after their release. After this, he was elected President of the Philadelphia Bar Association and gained a reputation for being inflexible and fearless.After his mother's death in 1824, the year of his election to the Pennsylvania General Assembly, he served in the minority for five years. One of his accomplishments was the establishment of a House of refuge for juvenile offenders, and he served as the institution's manager and board member for many years. He was a delegate to the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention in 1836 and was president of the Philadelphia City Council from 1834 until 1849. He was elected as a member of the American Philosophical Society. From 1841 to 1845, he was the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. He was the prosecutor in the <mask> case. The German Lutheran Church's interment rights in Franklin Square were terminated by the attorney who owned the Wheatland Estate.The 19th Secretary of the Treasury was appointed by President Taylor, who wanted a Pennsylvania Whig for his cabinet. His term in office began on March 8, 1849. Robert J. Walker had free trade legislation passed the year before. He felt that there was a need to protect the American workman from European labor. In his Annual Report of 1849, he set forth an elaborate argument for a protective tariffs. The increase in the public debt due to the Mexican–American War and the acquisition of California gave <mask> additional argument for raising revenue through higher import duties, but no action was taken on the tariffs during his term. The Coast Survey Code has not been changed since it was implemented in 1806.The introduction of steam powered ships made the Coast Survey need to be revised. The Secretary of the Treasury resigned after President Taylor's death. In the 1860 election, he was elected Pennsylvania's attorney general and served for two terms. He tried to prevent the southern states from seceding from the Union as a delegate at the Peace Conference. After serving in the Mexican War, his brother Sullivan was commissioned as a brigadier general of the Union Volunteers, and the brothers helped assure Pennsylvania met its quota of troops. <mask> resigned from his position as secretary to Major General George A<mask> because of his stutter and cataracts. A commission worked out the settlement of the Alabama claims in 1870.He declined the position due to ill health after President Grant asked him to travel toGeneva as senior counsel for the United States. He was the President of the Republican National Convention. At the age of 74,<mask> died in Philadelphia. Catherine died in 1854. The Christ Church Burial Ground is where they are buried. The family papers are held by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. In 1931, a Philadelphia school was named in his honor.While serving as Treasury Secretary, she received one of only two Double Eagles. The Double Eagle is a pattern coin. There is a coin on display. The coin was part of his estate that was auctioned. A biographical sketch of <mask> <mask> can be found in The American Law Register. 55, No. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania has access to the Meredith Family Papers.The 19th-century deaths of 19th-century American politicians include Secretaries of the Treasury Pennsylvania Attorneys General Philadelphia City Council members Pennsylvania lawyers American people of Welsh descent and the University of Pennsylvania Law School alumni.

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title: Elijah D. Taft

texts: During the American Civil War, he was an officer in the Union Army. On April 28, 1819, pre-war <mask> was born in New York. He was a carpenter in New York. By the year 1856, <mask> had risen to the rank of captain in the New York militia unit. <mask> was a political office in Brooklyn in the same year. He was nominated by the Know Nothing Party. The Whig Party nominated him.The New York Times compared him to a man who doesn't know what to do with an animal. William Walker was the president of Nicaragua. His 15 years of militia experience was cited. The 5th New York Independent Light Artillery was formed in New York. The commander was commissioned later in the year. The battery was supposed to be used by the Excelsior brigade. The 5th New York Battery was known as the First Excelsior Light Artillery.The 5th New York joined the federal service on November 8, 1861. It was encamped near the Capitol in Washington, D.C., until March 1862. They left for the Peninsula Campaign of George B. McClellan. It was assigned to the Reserve Artillery of the Army of the Potomac. There is a hunt. <mask>, his officers and men served with other batteries at the Battle of Seven Pines and the Seven days Battles because the battery's equipment wasn't ready. The 5th New York sailed from Harrison's Landing on August 9, 1862.At the Battle of Antietam, the battery was fully equipped and fired from two different positions against Confederate guns on the other side of Antietam Creek, one near the Middle Bridge and one farther to the left. The Reserve Artillery was under the command of Col Hays at the Battle of Fredericksburg. The federal army's crossing of the Rappahannock River was supported by one of the batteries overlooking the river. He was a member of the Chancellorsville campaign. His battery fired across the river in May 1863 to cover the crossing of the VI Corps at the beginning of the Second Battle of Fredericksburg. The Reserve Artillery was reorganized after Chancellorsville. The brigade was composed of four batteries: 1st Connecticut Heavy, Battery B, 1st Connecticut Heavy, Battery M, and 2nd Connecticut Light.Two batteries were left in the rear of the army during the Gettysburg Campaign. The other two arrived on the Gettysburg battlefield. The batteries were held in reserve until they moved into position at the Battle of Gettysburg. The 5th New York arrived at the cemetery at 3.30 P.M. The Confederate angles of approach to Cemetery Hill were covered by Gen Hunt. From 4:00 P.M. until dark, the guns were engaged. Confederate batteries on Benner's Hill were fired at by four guns of the battery.Two guns were fired. The battery was in place on July 3. The Confederate guns on Seminary Ridge were relieved when one of the guns on Baltimore pike burst. They were in that position until the end of the battle. One man was killed and two others were wounded in the 5th New York. There is a monument in the Gettysburg National Cemetery. The 2nd Connecticut battery is under the command of a captain.The III Corps line was reinforced by John W. On July 3, after it retired, a line was formed on the left of the II Corps on Cemetery Ridge. After Gettysburg, he commanded his reserve brigade at the Battle of Mine Run. Maj John A. Tompkins took command of the brigade at the beginning of the campaign. The battery was assigned to the V Corps at the Battle of Cold Harbor, even though it participated in the Battle of the Wilderness and the Battle of Spotsylvania. The 5th New York was sent to defend Washington. It was in the brigade of VI Corps in August.He was sent with his guns to serve in the Army of the Shenandoah. <mask>'s battery was assigned to the XIX Corps during the Valley Campaigns of 1864. The Battle of Fisher's Hill was commanded by him. The battery was assigned to the first division of the corps after Maj Albert W. Bradbury took command of the Reserve. The battery fought in the Battle of Cedar Creek. The battery remained in the Department of West Virginia. On July 16, 1865, the 5th New York was out of service.The brevet rank of major was given to him on March 13, 1865. In 1886, post-war <mask> applied for a pension. There is no record of his wife or children, but he died at the home of his grandson. In the War of the Rebellion, 6 vols., Albany, J.B. Lyon company, state printers, 1912. The people of New York were in the American Civil War and Whigs were in the 19th century.

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title: Blues Saraceno

texts: <mask> is an American rock guitarist, composer and music producer who lives in Los Angeles, California. At the age of 16, he was discovered by Guitar for the Practicing Musician magazine, which helped him in releasing his own recordings. Saraceno's high profile as a gifted guitar virtuoso and musician opened the doors to an early career as a first-call guitar sideman and session musician. From his time playing with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, as well as his brief time with the rock band Poison, he is often recognized. <mask>'s success in the music industry eventually led to a career in producing and writing for television and film. <mask> was introduced to several musical instruments at an early age by his parents. He started playing guitar when he was nine.He broke his elbow when he fell from a go-kart and asked the doctor to place the cast in a way that would allow him to practice guitar while he recovered. He moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music. When he was a teenager, his manager sent a demo tape to a singer who wanted him to play on a song for Cher's album. Some of the musicians on the album were Peter Cetera, Bonnie Tyler, and others. His demo tape reached the magazine. <mask> was offered a record deal by the magazine that was about to launch a new label. His first album was titled Never Look Back.Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were members of Cream and started touring with Saraceno. The "kid that replaced Eric Clapton" was often referred to after two successful US tours. After another year of overseas touring, Baker left and was replaced by SimonPhillips and Gary Husband. He released two other solo albums as well as furthering his reputation as a top call session guitarist and landing many high-profile equipment endorsements. The band Poison had a lead guitarist who was fired. The band recorded the album after a South American tour which included the famous Hollywood rock festival in Brazil. Poison's greatest hits: 1986–1996 was released by Capitol Records instead of the album.There are two new songs on the album. C.C., one of the band's former guitarists, replaced <mask> after some time. DeVille. Capitol decided to release the Crack a Smile album under a different name in 2000. There are fifteen tracks on the album. The vice-president of Advertising of Fox Television was a fan of <mask>'s work. The soundtracks were worked on for several television shows and films.The band Transmission OK was formed in 2000 and signed to Beyond Records. After a brief US tour, and lackluster support from the label, the group broke up and <mask> continued to work on television and film. A reputation for being a "go-to guy" for many of Los Angeles' top record producers and engineers has been earned by Saraceno's. Scott Caan, Eric Balfour, Lindsay Price, and Anthony Michael Hall are just a few of the artists who have been produced by <mask>. Television and film have been the greatest success of the company. His television work credits include WWE, CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, Disney, Discovery, UPN, MTV, and Comedy Central. And BRAVO.A more detailed list can be found on his website. It is not uncommon to have several commercials running in different countries at the same time, using the same piece of music. There were three tracks for Megas XLR. The tracks were Blood Shot, Berzerker and Ro-Sham-Bo. The Men Who Built America is a mini-series on the History Channel. God of War: Ascension, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, BioShock Infinite, and Call of Duty: Black Ops II's zombies mode map, Mob of the Dead, were just a few of the games where the song "Evil Ways" was used. In addition, the song was used to promote AMC's Fear Fest and is also used as the main theme music in the History Channel's TV series, Biker Battleground Phoenix."Evil Ways" was the theme song for the Slammiversary pay-per-view on June 2, 2013. It was also used in a promo for a match between CM Punk and TheUndertaker. It was used during a Big Show promo. The family is at the pay-per-view. The song is used for almost every promo-clip for upcoming western-movies in the program. "Flesh It Out" was used as a theme song for the first year of his career on FCW. Triple H used "Strident Missile" for his history of dominance promo.Emma's video packages leading up to her return to the ring at the post-Wrestlemania RAW in 2017 used an instrumental version of the dubstep version of "The River". "Bad Man" was used for the Hall of Fame video. Never Look Back, Hairpick, The Best of Blues, Dangerous, Dark Country 4 Blues, CherHeart of Stone, Kingdom ComeHands of Time, PoisonPoison's greatest hits. His song "Dangerous" is featured in an episode of the CBS Television series FBI. The title theme for The Men Who Built America TV series was penned by him. The soundtrack for the game was full of his songs. An instrumental portion of "Bad Man" is featured in a Sheriff Cali advertisement on the Disney Jr. Channel.A preview for episode 905 of The Walking Dead uses his song "The River". His song "If You Believe" was used in the launch film for the Maserati Kubang concept car, which later became the Maserati Levante. The song "Bong Squad" is featured in the reveal trailer for the 5th main entry in the Call of Duty franchise, Call of Duty: World at War. Over the years, the song has been used by the company. There are external links to the official website of American rock guitarists.

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title: Jabari Simama

texts: <mask> was born on March 6. <mask> was the President of Georgia Piedmont Technical College for 6 years. He was the Chief of Staff in the DeKalb County government from 2012 to 2009. He was the architect of the Atlanta Community Technology Initiative where thousands of citizens were taught how to use computers and the internet. The summits explored how broadband technology can serve un-served rural and urban communities. <mask> is the author of Civil Rights to Cyber Rights: Broadband & Digital Equality in the Age of Obama, which was published in July of 2009. <mask> graduated from a high school in Columbia, Missouri.He attended Lincoln University. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut, his master's degree from Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia, and his PhD from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Metropolitan College is where <mask> began his career as a college professor. He taught in the African American Studies Department at the University of Cincinnati and became the editor of Studia Africana. He became an Associate Professor of English at Morgan State University in 1979. He came back to Atlanta in 1980. He was the first general manager of the Public-access television program in Atlanta.Five neighborhood-based studios were opened to teach Atlanta citizens television production skills. <mask> was elected to the Atlanta City Council at the end of 1986 after leaving the cable company. He was the first African American elected in the South with an African name. He was unsuccessful in his campaign for council president after serving two terms as the District 3 council member. He won third place for the Alternative Newsweeklies Association (AAN) in 1996, as co-author of a series of articles entitled " Outside the Fences". The weekly column was published until 1998. He was a visiting professor in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at the Georgia Institute of Technology.He conducted research for John Barber's book, The Information Society and the Black Community, and taught a course on Race and New Media. He was the Director of Communications for the City of Atlanta in 1998 and was responsible for all communications and marketing. The Director of Communications negotiated an 8 million dollar deal with AT&T and Media One to fund a program to bridge the digital divide. The cyber bus that brought mobile broadband technology to local communities was included in the City Cyber Program. The cyber bus became the operations center in 2003 for a forum sponsored by the FCC. <mask> returned to education in 2005 as Vice President for Community Development and External Affairs and Executive Assistant to the President at Benedict College. The summits on broadband in cities and towns were sponsored by Simama.The idea of expanding broadband to unserved and under-served communities was the focus of the summits. In June 2009, <mask> returned to Atlanta and became the Chief of Staff for the third largest county in Georgia. He stayed there until August of 2012 The indictments against Ellis and <mask> were the result of an investigation by the District Attorney's Office into the county's administration. There was a recommendation for a criminal investigation into possible bid-rigging. <mask> faced possible litigation as a result of the probe. There were no charges filed against <mask>.The president of Georgia Piedmont Technical College was <mask>. He was the first black president of the college. The college was placed under heightened cash monitoring by the U.S. Department of Education due to mismanagement of its finances. <mask> was dismissed and four other administrators were placed on leave as a result of the investigation. <mask> said at the time he was retiring that he was not removed from his position at the college. <mask> defended his tenure as President of GPTC, saying that he received a merit increase for the year prior to his departure. <mask> was one of nine candidates vying in a special general election for Atlanta's District 3 seat on the city council.<mask> received 9.9% of the votes, which was less than the top two candidates, Antonio Brown and Byron Amos, who received 19.3% and 23.4% respectively. <mask> is a consultant, senior fellow with Government Technology, education and government columnist for Governing Magazine, and writes a weekly blog on issues of politics, culture and maleness. The Information Society and the Black Community, "Race, Politics, and Pedagogy of New Media: From Civil Rights to Cyber Rights" was published in 2009. Atlanta City Council members American male writers and John Barber are references.

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title: Orodes II

texts: <mask> II was the King of Kings of the Parthian Empire from 57 BC to 37 BC. He murdered his father, Phraates III, in 57 BC, assisted by his older brother, Mithridates IV. <mask> was triumphant after the two brothers fell out. Marcus Licinius Crassus, the Roman general, made an attempt to extend his share of Roman territory. <mask>' general Surena defeated Crassus in the Battle of Carrhae in 53 BC. Orodes invaded Armenia and forced <mask> to abandon his alliance with the Romans. The Parthians won the victory at Carrhae.They invaded Syria the next year but had little success. Surena, who had made him too dangerous, was killed by <mask> and Pacorus I, the son and heir of the king, was defeated by Cassius. During the Roman Republican civil wars, the Parthians sided with Pompey and then with Brutus and Cassius, but took no action until 40 BC, when Pacorus, aided by the Roman deserter Quintus Labienus, conquered a great part of Syria and Asia Minor. <mask> died after giving up the throne to his son, who was his favourite son. The Greek name for the Middle Iranian Wrd/Urd is named Ords. There is disagreement about the etymology of the name. The Modern Persian version is called Viru.<mask> was born in the 70s BC. He was a son of the son of the son of the son of the Parthian ruler. The "Sinatrucids", which ruled the Parthian Empire from 78/77 BC until 12 AD, were known as the Arsacid branch. Orodes had close connections with the eastern part of the Parthian realm, specifically with the House of Suren. He is thought to have married an Asian princess before he was enthroned. Pacorus was the result of a union with a princess from eastern Parthia. <mask> and his brother were involved in a fight for the Parthian throne.<mask> was the first to support Mithridates IV. <mask> revolted with the support of the Suren clan and the Scythians of Sakastan after the two brothers fell out. They assumed the title of King of Kings to show their superiority over each other. The title became known as a symbol of power and legitimacy in a royal family after this changed the meaning of the title. The man was forced to flee to Syria. He took refuge with the Roman proconsul. Parthia was invaded by Mithridates IV and Gabinius.<mask> Auletes of Egypt was restored to his throne by the Roman proconsul. Despite losing his support from the Romans, Mithridates IV was able to conquer Babylonia. He minted coins in Seleucia until 54 BC after he deposed <mask>. <mask>' Surenid general, Surena, offered battle to <mask>' forces and was defeated. <mask> executed Mithridates IV in 54 BC. <mask> was crowned by Surena. Marcus Licinius Crassus, who was proconsul of Syria, was preparing to invade the Parthian realm in support of Mithridates IV.<mask>' emissaries tried to convince Crassus to abandon his expedition, but he replied that he would give an answer in Seleucia. Vagises, the Parthian emissary, held up his hand and said "hair will grow here before you see Seleucia." The Artaxiad king of Armenia, Artavasdes II, who was an ally of Rome, advised Crassus to take a route through Armenia to avoid the desert and offered him reinforcements of a further 10,000 cavalry and 30,000 infantry. The Parthian cavalry would be less potent in the highlands. The direct route through Mesopotamia was chosen by Crassus. Orodes invaded Armenia, cutting off support from Artavasdes. Orodes persuaded Artavasdes to marry the sister of the crown prince.Orodes married the daughter of the Commagenian king, Laodice, cementing their alliance with the king. Surena rode with an army on horseback. Surena's 1,000 cataphracts and 9000 horse archers were outnumbered by the seven Roman legions and auxiliaries that included mounted Gauls and light infantry. The Parthian army provided the horse archers with a constant supply of arrows using a baggage train of about 1,000 camels. The "Parthian shot" tactic was used by the horse archers. The flat plain was devastated by this tactic. Approximately 10,000 Romans were captured, and another 10,000 escaped west, as well as 20,000 Romans who were dead.Surena offered a parley at the head of his army. He was killed when one of his junior officers tried to stop him from riding into Surena's camp. After his death, the Parthians poured molten gold down his throat. It was one of the worst military defeats in Roman history. Parthia's victory made it known that it was equal power with Rome. The Parthian commander Silaces announced that <mask> and Artavasdes were watching a play in honor of the wedding of Pacorus and Artavasdes' sister. The producer of the play decided to use the severed head of Pentheus instead of the real one.Surena traveled 700 km back to Seleucia to celebrate his victory. <mask> had Surena executed because he was afraid of his ambitions for the Arsacid throne. <mask> remained close to the east despite falling out with the Suren clan. The Parthians attempted to capture Roman-held territories in Western Asia after the victory over Crassus. In 51 BC, Crown prince Pacorus I and his commander Osaces went to Syria, but were repulsed by Gaius Cassius Longinus, who killed Osaces. Orodes sent troops to support the anti-Caesarian forces at the Battle of Philippi in 42 BC, after he sided with Pompey in the civil war against Julius Caesar. After the Second Triumvirate was defeated in 40 BC, Quintus Labienus sided with Parthia and invaded Syria with Pacorus I.Mark Antony was unable to lead the Roman defense against Parthia due to his departure to Italy, where he amassed his forces to confront his rival. After Syria was occupied by Pacorus' army, Labienus split from the main Parthian force to invade Anatolia. They subdued all settlements along the Mediterranean coast as far south as Ptolemais. Antigonus <mask> was made king of Judea after the pro-Roman Jewish forces were defeated by the Parthians. The Parthians were driven out of the Levant by a Roman counteroffensive. Publius Ventidius Bassus, an officer under Mark Antony, defeated and executed Labienus at the Battle of the Cilician Gates in 39 BC. After the Battle of Amanus Pass, a Parthian force led by general Pharnapates was defeated.Pacorus I temporarily withdrew from Syria. The Battle of Mount Gindarus was fought in the spring of 38 BC. Pacorus was killed in the battle and his forces retreated. His death led to a succession crisis in which <mask> relinquished the throne to his other son, Phraates IV. Death <mask>' cause of death is unknown. He either died of grief due to Pacorus' death or as a result of old age. According to Plutarch, <mask> was murdered by Phraates IV.Due to their maternal descent being greater than that of his own, <mask> and Laodice's sons were executed by Phraates IV. Laodice might have been killed as well. The coinage and titulage remained the same. The coins depict him with short hair and a beard. The portrait is currently in the National Museum of Iran in Tehran, and according to the modern historian, it is very similar to the Shami statue. There is a seated archer wearing a soft cap and sitting on a throne. It is similar to the thrones of the Achaemenid monarchs depicted on the rock reliefs.<mask> is receiving a scepter by the Greek goddess Tyche in the reverse of his coins. In the Parthian era, Iranians used Hellenistic iconography to portray their divine figures, thus the investiture scene can be associated with the Avestan khvarenah. It was kingly glory. After the Battle of Carrhae in 53 BC, <mask>' authority was enlarged, which may have led to the introduction of this new portrayal. The production of coins reached its zenith under <mask> and his son Phraates IV, with the only Parthian ruler having similar numbers. <mask> used the title of Arsaces on his coinage, which became a royal honorific for the first Parthian ruler, because of his admiration for him. References include Ancient works, Roman History, Parallel Lives, and People of the Roman–Parthian Wars.

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title: Auro Roselli

texts: <mask> was an Italian resistant, journalist, photographer, writer and inventor. <mask> was raised in a working class district of Turin. His mother was a homemaker and his father was a sculptor. He learned to question authority from his father and teacher. He had his first political imprisonment at the age of thirteen. He was attracted to the English language, Anglo American culture, and the international and liberal democratic vision they provided. The cadet officers' course of the Alpini troops interrupted a brief attendance at the University of Turin in the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures in 1940.He was arrested on suspicion of being involved in a conspiracy against fascists. <mask> was tried in the Tribunale Speciale per la Difesa dello Stato in Rome and sentenced to two and a half years. He was freed after the fall of the Mussolini government. The Italian army collapsed on September 8, 1943. <mask> joined a monarchist partisan formation in the Lanzo valley. He worked with the Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale, guiding escaped Allied prisoners to neutral Switzerland. He made his way to Switzerland and the refugee camp of Tramelan after escaping from a group at the railway station of Novara.Piero Chiara, who was renowned as a writer, was recruiting students for the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor of the CIA. He left the work camp and returned to Italy. The first village he came to was in the mountains. He founded a partisan formation with some local young men and Lombard students who refused to work with the Nazis. raiding Fascist controlled barracks and warehouses, gathering and distributing information, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The Garibaldi brigades were under Communist control. <mask> left his command and returned to Switzerland because he disagreed with his command on both political ideology and military strategy.He joined the formation that was supported and armed by the OSS. <mask> and his new friends returned to Italy after hearing that the Resistance had taken control of Milan. <mask> befriended some Milanese refugees after the war and they introduced him to the writer Elio<mask> entered journalism. He was hired as a correspondent from New York for l'Europeo in 1949, under the direction of Arrigo Benedetti. His visa expired in 1951. <mask> was a political commentator for the International Service of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.<mask>'s wife, illustrator and designer Luciana Amelotti <mask>, obtained a residents' visa for the couple and they returned to New York. <mask> was recommended after a period of free-lancing for a range of leading Italian journals including Il Mondo, a Rome-based political and cultural weekly, L'Espresso, a Milanese weekly, and as a photographer for Epoca, an Italian version of Life magazine. Over the course of three decades, Il Giorno Roselli worked as a correspondent, photographer and editorialist. He was responsible for the coverage of every aspect of the United States, from politics to culture, science, technology and life-style. David Brinkley was a television newscaster and Walter Lippmann was a columnist. At a party in the 1970s, <mask> and the latter discussed the difficulty of giving truly novel news as opposed to simply expected information. "You can only tell people real news if your readers know half of it already," he was told by the master.<mask> became a US citizen in 1994 after moving to Southern California with his second wife. He continues to write fiction and non-fiction books, plays and stories, but his main interest has shifted to inventions in ecology and aviation. He had a solo piloting license in 1970. He has two patents on solar-powered flight and a design for a paraflier. <mask> was married to Luciana Amelotti <mask> from Alessandria, Italy, from 1950 to 1964. He has a daughter who was born in New York City. He married his second wife, Elise Hunt, in 1969.<mask> was his sister. <mask> has been an advocate of Anglo-American style liberal democracy, although always aware of its defects and limitations. He had experience with authoritarian regimes of several political colors during his war years. He identified more with the youth, liberation and peace movements in the USA of the 60s and 70s than with the left-wing doctrine of the Italian intelligentsia of the post-war period. He supported Eugene McCarthy, who was the first politician to promote an end to US involvement in Vietnam, in the critical Presidential election of 1968. The Cats of the Eiffel Tower is a children's book and was published by <mask>. He made up a story for his daughter while they were in France.His letters from prison during the war years form the core of a biographical work by his sister. In 1961, <mask> filmed a documentary about Italian Americans and was the cinematographer for Paese d'America, which was shown at the festival. Italian journalists, columnists, male writers and members of the anti-fascist movement have been noted.

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title: Ragheb Alama

texts: <mask> is a singer, dancer, composer, television personality and philanthropist. <mask> began his career in the 1980s when he was a contestant on a talent show and received a Platinum Award. Studio El Fan followed by yearly albums and number-one hit singles such as "Ya rait", "'Aan Jad", and "Alby Asheq'ha", which was the first, made <mask>'s fame come after. <mask> continued his success into the 2000s with the release of his chart-topping albums, which earned him the Platinum certification from Virgin Megastores. He is the first Arab artist to have his album sold at Starbucks. The album was released by Starbucks. A song with international pop artist Shakira was included.He was named the United Nations Ambassador of Climate Change. Two Murex d'Or Awards have been won by <mask>. He is one of the most successful singers in the Arab world. In mid-2011, it was announced that <mask> would head the judging panel for the pan-Arab version of American idol. <mask> was born in Lebanon. He was the son of Sobhi <mask> and Wafiqa <mask>. He is the middle child of four brothers and three sisters.His father named him after a judge. <mask> participated in a live radio program when he was eight years old to showcase his talent. Jihan al-Ali gave birth to her two sons, Khaled and Louai, in 1996. Rola <mask> is a second cousin of <mask>. In 2000, <mask> recorded a song with a rising singer. "Tab Leh" was released in 2003 The title track entered the number one spot for several weeks.He recorded a song titled "Yalla Ya Chabab" with Andy Madadian. The title track and hit single "Naseeni el Dunya" were released in July 2005 and were directed by Wissam Smayra. <mask> participated in the pro-celebrity Formula One race in 2006 as an introductory show to the competition. He signed an agreement with Formula One Management to participate in the next race that will be held in China. In May 2008, <mask> <mask> released a product called Baa'sha'ak, which was certified Platinum by Virgin Megastores in April 2009. The album was produced by his own company and included the hits "Yighib" and "Ser Hobbi". The album solidified <mask>'s position as the number one artist in the Arab world and was sold in all branches of Starbucks Coffee.The hit collaboration was "Good Stuff (Remix)". <mask> was announced as the head of jury for the new MBC show at the end of 2011. The singer Ahlam and the music producer were on the panel. The team began auditioning in the UK and the Middle East in September of 2011. He was appointed as the Goodwill Ambassador in West Asia by the UNEP. <mask> <mask> opened the Saint George Schools at the beginning of his musical career. He wanted to give education to as many students as possible.The General Manager of Saint George Schools, Ahmad Subhi <mask>, helped his brother achieve his goal. The first block in Haret Hreik had 200 students, but the organization has grown to 2000 students spread out over 4 blocks. <mask> has been endorsed by several international companies and has been the face of their marketing campaigns. The companies that featured <mask> as part of their promotions were Hublot, United Nations, Starbucks, Mercedes-Benz, SAMSUNG, Malaysian Ministry of Tourism, Malaysia Airlines, Middle East Airlines, Persol, and The Pearl-Qatar. <mask> was chosen to be a jury of talents programs by them. He was a juror of The X Factor in 2015. He was on the fifth season of the Arabic version of The Voice.1986: Ya Rayt, 1987: Al Hadiya, 1988: Dawa el Leil, 1989: Ma Y'gooz, 1993: Ya Hayati, 1996: Sayedati el Gameela.

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title: Geoff Edgers

texts: American journalist, author, filmmaker, and television host,<mask> was born in 1970. He was previously a staff arts reporter for The Boston Globe. The Edge of Fame is hosted by Edgers and is a collaboration between The Washington Post and WBUR-FM. <mask> starred in the 2010 music documentary Do It Again. He has worked as a reporter for several newspapers, including the Boston Phoenix, Raleigh News and Observer, The Boston Globe, and The Washington Post. <mask> and his wife, Carlene Hempel, co-authored a book on Julia Child. He was awarded a New England Emmy for his work on a video for The Boston Globe.He hosted a military history show on the American Heroes Channel. <mask> joined The Washington Post as a national arts reporter. <mask> graduated from Tufts University in 1992 with a degree in English. He was employed as a reporter by a number of newspapers, including the Boston Phoenix and the Raleigh News and Observer. He was an arts reporter for The Boston Globe. The Museum of Fine Arts, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston Symphony Orchestra, and other arts-related organizations were covered by him. Edgers has worked for several magazines.An article on Monkee Michael Nesmith's New Mexico symposiums is one of the examples of this work. There are three children's books written by Edgers, The Midnight Hour: Bright ideas for After Dark, and four installments in the Grosset and Dunlap. Who Were The Beatles? Who was Elvis Presley? Who is Stan Lee? Who was Julia Child? His wife, Carlene Hempel, collaborated with him in the last installments.The Kinks' love of British Invasion band The Kinks, headed by the two feuding brothers Ray and Dave Davies, is the subject of a film being directed by Robert Patton- Spruill. Edgers throughout America and Britain are on a quest to find their original members in a documentary called Do It Again. Sting, Paul Weller, Peter Buck, Zooey Deschanel, Clive Davis, Warren Zanes, and Dave Davies are some of the Kinks fans that Edgers met with. Positive reviews of Do It Again were received in January 2010 at the Rotterdam International Film Festival. It traveled the film festival circuit throughout the rest of 2010 (making stops at locations such as the Independent Film Festival of Boston and London International Documentary Festival) and was broadcast on multiple PBS stations throughout late 2011. Edge of America was a TV series that aired on the Travel Channel. Edgers were involved in a search for quintessentially American forms of entertainment and fun, as well as a quest to see what constitutes entertainment, in the program produced by Magilla.The Travel Channel was very confident in the series. It wasn't renewed because it failed to attract desirable demographic. <mask> won a New England Emmy for his work on a video for The Boston Globe. He shared the award with a producer. "Behind the Curtain: Act One of Barbara Quintiliani's Story" is a ten-minute documentary about the success and struggles of an opera singer. He released another documentary in April of last year. The lives of five runners are chronicled in a 30 minute film based on a Boston Globe article.The five competitors who were in the vicinity of the explosion share the same desire to run the race again in order to achieve closure. Edgers wrote and narrated the film. The premiere of 5 Runners took place at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on April 10, followed by a broadcast on the New England Sports Network on April 14. Edgers would leave the Globe to join The Washington Post. He started his new job as a national arts reporter. Since starting at the Post, Edgers had written in-depth profiles of Eddie Murphy, David Letterman, Norm Macdonald, Darrell Hammond, Tom Hanks, and Ava DuVernay, as well as lengthy pieces on the history of Run-DMC's "Walk This Way" and a story According to a press release from the Post, Edgers will have a broad reach to write about arts, entertainment and cultural issues across the nation and will remain based in Boston while still reporting to a senior editor in Washington.A new television show hosted by Edgers was announced in November of last year. Edgers explore the stories and provenance behind military artifacts such as a German pistol from World War II or weapons from the Mexican–American War. Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times described Edgers' genuine enthusiasm for the memorabilia he investigates, stating that in the same "gung-ho" spirit of his work with Edge of America. Edgers' experience as a journalist, documentary film maker, writer, and National Arts Reporter for the Post inspired the creation of Edge of Fame. Edgers explores the lives of celebrities and performers on the dark side of show business. Edgers shadow a specific performer for a long period of time. Edgers assembles a mixture of interviews, testimonials, and anecdotes from various voices he encounters along the way.WBUR and The Washington Post collaborated on the release. <mask>' book, Walk this Way: Run-DMC, Aerosmith, and the Song that Changed American Music, was published in February of 2019. The book received positive reviews. The question with a book like this, a book that zeroes in on a particular happening or art moment and then extrapolates boomingly outward, is always: Is there enough there? Enough action at the core and enough moving energy to prevent the narrative from collapsing as it stretches to book length? I am happy to report that the answer is yes. Rob Sheffield of the Boston Globe called it a cultural detective yarn and praised Edgers' work.<mask> is married to a Northeastern University professor. They live outside of Boston and have two children. Losing the part: How Darrell Hammond, SNL's best impressionist ever, found life after Trump, is a Washington Post reporter profile. The Washington Post. September 27, 2017). The Boston Globe people, as well as the Washington Post journalists, are from Massachusetts.

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title: Bonny Hicks

texts: She was a Singaporean model and writer. She gained worldwide recognition for her contributions to Singaporean post-colonial literature after gaining local fame as a model. Her first book, Excuse Me, Are You A Model?, is seen as a significant milestone in the literary and cultural history of Singapore. A short-lived opinion column in a major Singaporean daily that was pulled due to public dissent from Singaporean traditionalists was included in the second book, Discuss Disgust. SilkAir Flight 185 crashed into the Musi River on the Indonesian island of Sumatra on December 19, 1997 at the age of 29 years old. The crash was an act of suicide and mass murder by the troubled Singaporean pilot, according to the U.S.'s National Transportation Safety Board. All 104 passengers and crew died.Heaven Can Wait: Conversations with Bonny <mask> by Tal Ben-Shahar was one of the publications that featured her life and thought after her death. Although she was deemed controversial by many during her lifetime because of her willingness to openly discuss human sexuality, Singaporean literary scholars today deem her voice as a pivotally important one for interpreting contemporary Singaporean society. During Singapore's period of broad-scale societal changes under the forces of globalisation, there is a transitional social figure between old and new. Her death resulted in the loss of a Singaporean national voice that was both growing and important yet internally conflicted. During her modelling and authoring careers, Singaporean traditionalists continually vexed her conscience and drove her to re-examine her life. During the last few years of her life, she made a number of traditional choices. Ron and Betty Soh had a Cantonese-speaking Singaporean- Chinese mother and a British father.After her birth, her parents separated and Soh moved to Singapore with her baby. Malays, Indians, and Chinese were included in the formative social environment of <mask>. She identified as Chinese when she was a child because she spoke Cantonese and watched Chinese-language television at home. When she was twelve, her mother accepted a job as a caretakers of a bungalow in Sentosa, Singapore, and they relocated to the island away from a Singaporean Housing and Development Board flat in Toa Payoh. During her teens, she lived with her mother on Sentosa Island and occasionally with her grandmother. She never met her father. She traced his location through the British High Commission in Singapore.Married with children from his new arrangement, and likely keeping his past muffled from his new family, <mask>' father returned word via fax to her that he wanted nothing to do with her. She was hurt by her father's rejection of her throughout her life. The early years were marked by few friends. She said she didn't make any real friends until she met a person who would become an important part of her life and career. A decorated female swimmer, Chan had retired from being a Singaporean sports hero. The nineteen-year-old <mask> was discovered by Chan after she finished her A levels at the Hwa Chong Junior College. Both Chan and <mask> enjoyed a close, multi-leveled, complicated relationship that was both professional and personal.Some surmised that there was more to the relationship after <mask> referred to Chan as "Mum". In her first book, "I was in love with Pat Chan", she ambiguously stated that she was in love with a lesbian. She continued to be ambiguous on the subject whenever questioned, despite the fact that the statements in her book indicated only an intimate mentoring relationship with Chan. This created a sense of mystery about her. The September 1987 cover of GO, a Singaporean fashion monthly, showcased her modelling career. She followed her first appearance with others. She also appeared in a music video for a top 10 hit by the Singaporean band The Oddfellows.A year into her modelling career, she began writing about her life experiences. She finished her first book at the age of twenty-one. At the age of twenty-four, she released her second book, Discuss Disgust, after five more years as a model. After modelling, she took a job as a department lead and copywriter in Jakarta, Indonesia. In her first book, she stated that she had never wanted to be a model. She wanted to be a writer since she was thirteen. She kept a diary of her feelings and experiences throughout her life.Each of her writings had documented memories. Before she moved to Indonesia, she was married to a former officer of the Republic of Singapore Air Force. Richard "Randy" Dalrymple was an American architect who died aboard SilkAir Flight 185. The pilot of the plane in which <mask> died was the husband of her first husband. This connection would later become a troubling focus of the investigation into the crash that took her life, as was shown in the events that followed. Excuse me, are you a model? Her first book was Excuse Me, Are You a Model?In 1990. The book is her autobiographical expose of the modelling and fashion world and contains candid discussion about her sexuality, a subject that was not traditionally broached in Singaporean society at the time. Many people in Singapore held traditional literary and moral standards. Traditionalists considered the book "too much too soon" from an independent woman in her early twenties. Twelve thousand copies of the book were sold within two weeks, prompting the book's publisher to boast that it was the biggest book sensation in Singapore publishing. During the years leading up to her death, Singaporean English literature scholars began to see more than just a simple generational divide in the reactions to her book, and were describing it as an important work in the confessional mode of the genre of post-colonial literature. Prior to Hick's book being deemed a significant milestone in Singapore's literary and cultural history, Singaporean young people had already established a local literary movement.Local markets were flooded with autobiographies of fame-seeking youth, many not yet in their twenties. She published her second and final book, Discuss Disgust, in 1992. The novella, literarily more sophisticated but never as popular as her first book, portrays the world as seen through the eyes of a child. In it, both sexuality and the taboo of sexual abuse were broached, both subjects that were not normally spoken of in Singapore during the time. A local columnist dubbed Discuss Disgust as "another one of those commercial publications which pack sleaze and sin into its hundred-pages". While an understanding of Discuss Disgust was much greater than was let on among even traditionalists critics, social pressures meant that few people openly accepted the novella for what it actually was: a semi-autobiographical account of her own troubled childhood years. He was a frequent contributor to Singaporean and regional press outlets.Her frankly-written bi-monthly column in The Straits Times in which she often discussed her childhood on Sentosa Island, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The Times pulled her column within a year after public pressure, spurred initially by a letter writing campaign to the paper. The editor of the paper expressed regret over what he considered to be a politically motivated decision. Pushing back as far as possible, he began to run "special" columns. After taking a mentoring interest in <mask>' development as a writer since her first publication, Lim was uniquely authoritative when he publicly noted the deeper of her writings as she matured. Third book? At the time of Discuss Disgust''s release, she reported to The Straits Times that she was working on a third book.During her two-month visit to the United States, she wrote of her social observations and used them to commentary about Singapore. The book idea revealed that he preferred to write with a certain person in mind, but it never materialised, not even in draft form or as personal papers released posthumously. During her heyday, few had begun to adequately situate her life and works within the larger societal changes that had engulfed Singapore at the time under forces of rapid globalisation. Traditionalists simply reacted from gut-level fear against <mask>, or a simplified characterisation or straw man of her, whom they perceived as a "notorious" moral threat willing to degrade Singaporean society for personal fame and financial gain. Even though the criticisms were not entirely fair, they certainly contained at least a kernels of truth, and they had long been taking a toll on her perseverance and her basic senses of faith, hope, and peace. While she continued to milk opportunities for self-promotion, as Pat Chan had early on taught her to do, it was becoming clear that she had been laying the groundwork for a significant life and career transition for some time. Her life change was caused at least in part by her own personal maturing away from the years and seemingly unfettered values of her youth, although there was certainly an interplay of both external and internal forces that prodded her along.Overall, her self-promotional success efforts had begun to decline so she took a break. I had great happiness and great sadness in my life. The sadness ate at me slowly, like a worm in the core of an apple, while the great happiness was uplifting and renewing. Stable happiness was not mine until I could eliminate the sadness as well. The sadness I experienced was due to the fact that my own happiness came at a price. Someone else's happiness was the price. Despite her confession that she had harmed others along her path to fame, and her intention to reverse the trend, she all along had her supporters who comprehended her on a

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texts: level deeper than the mere fandom she had so often sought to initiate toward herself.The anthropical philosophy of life that featured loving, caring and sharing was refreshing and important to them. Many people, including some scholars, were attracted to a growing voice in her writings. Two of the scholars would become pivotally influential new mentors to <mask> during her major traditionalist life transition, the ultimate result of which, as things would turn out, would be cut short by her death. At Harvard University, Tal Ben-Shahar was a popular professor of psychology and a positive psychologist. After being exposed to Ben-Shahar's writings, <mask> reached out to him and the two had a one-year correspondence about philosophy and spiritual matters. The basis for a 1998 book by Ben-Shahar was the correspondence. She was attracted to the thought of a second Harvard professor, Tu Wei-Ming, a New Confucian philosopher, who became a second mentor to her.The two were in contact over the course of some months. With Tu's influence added to that of Ben-Shahar's, she began to exhibit an increased New Confucian influence upon her thinking, and she soon turned in her Straits Times columns to criticising Singaporean society from the theme. She expressed concern about the lack of understanding of Confucianism as it was intended to be and the political version of the ideology to which we are exposed today. She submitted her most mature column to The Straits Times before she died. On December 28, 1997 the daily published "I think and feel, therefore I am". Thinking is more than just drawing inferences, it is also reflection and contemplation. When we take embodied thinking instead of abstract reasoning as a goal for our mind, we understand that thinking is a transforming act.The mind will only deduce, speculate, and comprehend, but it will also awaken and inspire. I will always think how I have thought. Tu claims that the Chinese character Si was used to convey New Confucian thought. The piece depicts the maturing and deeper engagement in philosophy and spirituality that she had clearly been immersed in under the guidance of her new mentors during her last year of life. When she wrote Excuse Me, are you a Model?, she intended to write a book that people would like. Her first concern was not whether the reactions were positive or negative. She believed that Pat Chan's message of public indifference would impede her achievement of fame and popularity.I wanted to be that model that men lusted after, I wanted to be that model that people would recognize on the streets, that's what I wanted to be. I wanted to be that model that clients would always demand for, I wanted to be that face that would launch a thousand ships. I wanted to be famous. Singaporeans took note of the nature of her early attempts at becoming famous, even though she later distanced herself from her goals. Few people were able to respond to her with a shrug, a fact that fueled her popularity among her supporters, as well as the controversy that followed her among her critics. While tasting the intense and fleeting flavor of fame, her limited life experience could not have led her to anticipate the negative reactions that would accompany her attempts under the spotlight. She moved to Indonesia in order to escape the controversy she had experienced in Singapore over her first book, Excuse Me, Are You a Model?Whether her departure was a victory for the traditionalists, a mere admission to herself of her limited constitution to survive societal disapprobation, or some combination of the three, cannot be known with certainty. What is clear, however, is that her hope through her move was to find a reprieve from the societal shunning she had been experiencing from traditionalists in Singapore; to move to a place where she could deepen and further redefine herself and perhaps undertake a larger and much wiser relaunching of herself It was never to be because of her death. Part of the plan was to attend university. Although she downplayed her lack of higher education, she privately expressed regret that she had not studied past her A-levels, a fact that was used against her and her writings. In the year leading up to her death, she applied to many universities, including Harvard. During her application processes, she called upon her Harvard mentors to exert influence on her behalf, which helped overcome any negative effects that remained from her unremarkable academic record.At the time she applied, she had a good chance of being accepted to any university she wanted to attend. A young woman who overcame a very difficult upbringing to become a nationally known model-turned-author, and whose mind, spirit, and insights had authentically impressed the two high-level academicians who had become the primary mentors of her life transition and letter of recommendation writers, was here. After reporting through the Singaporean press that she had received one university acceptance, she stated that she was waiting for other possible acceptances before deciding where to attend. Even though her actual actions may not have fully deserved ill repute, she had begun to mature her image regarding her personal relationships and sexual reputation. She wanted to marry and have children. Richard "Randy" Dalrymple, an American architect of some regional prominence because of his unique structures in Singapore and Jakarta, became engaged to her shortly before her death. It was to celebrate Christmas with Dalrymple's family that <mask> and Dalrymple boarded SilkAir Flight 185 in Jakarta to Singapore, probably their first visit to the home of Dalrymple's parents as an engaged couple.The young couple died when their flight crashed into the Musi River. Less than thirty minutes into SilkAir Flight 185, the flight began a high-speed nosedive towards the Musi River in Southern Sumatra, Indonesia. The plane was scattered across the river's surface when it broke into pieces mid-air. The fisherman searched the crash site for survivors. The rest of the passengers and crew died with them. Some of her personal effects, including her wallet and credit cards, were recovered from the crash site. Aftermath <mask>' death at age twenty-nine shocked Singaporeans, as well as others around the globe, and prompted a swirl of activity as people sought to interpret the meaning of a life that had been suddenly cut short.Her critics as well as her allies looked afresh, deeper, more carefully, and perhaps with a level of nuance she had deserved all along. An important period of debate over changes between traditional and globalised Singapore took place after the death of Post-modern author <mask>. Her status as a writer overtook her status as a model in both life and death. She is most known for her contributions to Singaporean post-colonial literature that spoke out on subjects not normally broached in her society. The consensus of Singaporean literary scholars in 1995 was described by the author in The Journal of Commonwealth Literature. The autobiographical account of her life as a model was a significant milestone in Singapore's literary and cultural history. In light of the controversy, and even the societal shunning she faced because of her early writings, this recognition took her and many around her by surprise.She underwent a life transition prior to her death. As answers and unanswered questions continued to trickle out from the flight investigations, literary scholars, both in Singapore and elsewhere, began their own investigations of <mask>' writings. Some did it again, while others did it for the first time. Tu said that <mask> was a paradigmatic example of an autonomously, free-choosing individual who decided early on to construct a lifestyle congenial to her. Tu said that she was primarily a learner. Grace Chia's poem, "Mermaid Princess", parodies the traditional Scottish folk song, "My Bonnie lies over the Ocean." An excerpt of the poem describes <mask> as a person who spoke too quickly, too loud, too brutally honest, and too much of I, I, I.James Taylor wrote the famous folk/rock song Fire and Rain. "Sweet dreams and flying machines, and pieces on the ground," as if sung into his readers' memories in Taylor's melancholic tone, seemed to perfectly encapsulated much of the retrospective feeling across Singapore about <mask>' life and sudden death. On the first anniversary of her death, Tal Ben-Shahar published Heaven Can Wait: Conversations with <mask> <mask>, in which he wove together his and <mask>' year-long correspondence with his own musings. Two seekers journeying intensely together in a quest for meaning and purpose are the subject of the book. It is named after an article she wrote for The Straits Times just days before her death. She wrote that life on earth cannot be over emphasized. I can't take for granted that time is on my side.Heaven can wait, but I can't. She confessed that she believed in life after death in an earlier Straits Times piece. In the years since his death, Singaporean youth have become increasingly uncomfortable with their country's traditional backdrop of racialism. She lived as a person who found a comfortable niche in the betwixt-and-between of contesting cultural traditions and as one who was race-blind, seeing people for who they really were. "Excuse me, are you a model?" :  (1991, Flame of the Forest) Discuss Disgust. The Singapore Council of Women's Organisations opened the centre in 2000.There are photos available. Excuse me, are you a model? This article is derived from the Citizendium article "Bonny Hicks" by Stephen Ewen, which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. Attribution to the author on the face of the article is required. 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title: Robert Broughton (MP)

texts: Sir <mask> was a Member of Parliament for Suffolk. He was knighted by the 13th Earl of Oxford for his service to the country. He is said to have married the Earl's illegitimate daughter, and was a close associate of the Earl. Anne Denston was the daughter of John Denston and the heir to his throne. The tomb of his maternal grandparents is in the church of St Nicholas at Denston, while portraits of his parents are in the stained glass windows of Holy Trinity Church, Long Melford, Suffolk. The <mask> family is said to have acquired its wealth through marriage in the early fifteenth century. Margaret Loring married Sir Richard, one of the founding members of the Order of the Garter.Elizabeth was married to Edmund Cornwall and had two brothers, William and Edward. The arms of the Broughton are called 'Argent, a chevron between three mullets'. The four-year-old Richard, Duke of York, the second son to King Edward IV, was appointed Knight of the Order of the Bath when he married Anne de Mowbray, one of the two princes who were said to have been murdered in the Tower of London. He was a feudal tenant of the Earl in Ashdon, Essex, as well as a close associate of the 13th Earl of Oxford. He was knighted on the battlefield with John Paston II and George Hopton in June 1487 under the Earl's banner. The British Library has a copy of William Caxton's Game and Playe of the Chesse that was once owned by John Paston III. There is a list in the royal household books of those in the 13th Earl's affinity who were to raise forces in July 1487 at the King's and the Earl's costs and charges.The 13th Earl took an amount of money from Sir Edmund Hastings to guarantee his loyalty to Henry VII. The 13th Earl is thought to have influenced him to become Member of Parliament for Suffolk. The 13th Earl's deputy was the Constable of Clare Castle. He participated in an entertainment on a grand scale to welcome to England Catherine of Aragon, the bride of Henry VII's eldest son and heir, Arthur, Prince of Wales. After arriving at the Tower of London, Catherine was met by King Henry VII's second son, the future Henry VIII, accompanied by several barons, and a number of knights. On June 20, 1504 the 13th Earl of Oxford was appointed as supervisor of the will, which asked for his burial in Denston church. He died on August 17th.10 July 1507 was when his will was proved. After his death, the post mortem found that he was one of the richest non-baronial landlords in England. When the Earl died in 1513, his two sons received legacies. The younger son, <mask>, was given a small amount of money. <mask> was granted an annuity of 53s 4d when he was in the 13th Earl's service. The illegitimate daughter of John de Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford, who had two sons and a daughter, was married to <mask>, who was fifteen years old at the time. He married Anne Sapcote on March 14, 1559, the daughter and heir of Sir Guy Sapcote, and by her had a son and three daughters.She was the first wife of William Howard, 1st Baron Howard of Effingham. The second wife of Sir Thomas Cheyney was <mask>. Elizabeth was unmarried when she died. There is a monument to her. The man is <mask>. Margaret and Henry Everard had several children, including Elizabeth Everard, who married Sir William Clopton. Henry Everard married the widow of Edward Shaw and the daughter of Sir Roger Wentworth.She married her third husband, Francis Clopton, after surviving him. Anne Say, daughter of Sir John Say, was married to the sister of Sir Richard Wentworth. The mother of Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour, was married to Sir John Seymour. The National Archives has a link to the Will of John de Vere, Earl of Oxford.

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