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texts: <mask> was the Chief of Finances in France from 1653 until 1661 under King Louis XIV. He had a huge career and wealth. He was accused of maladministration of the state's funds and actions that were harmful to the well-being of the monarch. He was imprisoned by the king until his death. <mask> was born in Paris to an influential family of the noblesse de robe who had high positions in government. He was the second child of <mask>, who held numerous high positions in government, and Marie de Maupeou, who came from a family of noblesse de robe. The Fouquets did not come from a line of noble blood.Merchants in the cloth trade were based in Angers. <mask>'s father was a shipowner in Brittany. Cardinal Richelieu gave him important positions in government. He became an executive associate of the Company of American Islands in 1628. <mask>'s family was very religious. <mask> would join the clergy. Six of the 12 children who survived into adulthood took vows.One of the male children became an abbot and two became bishops. <mask> and his brother were laymen. <mask> graduated from the University of Paris with a degree in law. <mask> was advised by Cardinal Richelieu on his career choice. <mask> had a political career that began in 1634. Richelieu asked him to verify the accounts to see if Charles IV was skimming money from the King of France. <mask> is still a teenager.He was bought the post of matre des requtes by his father at the age of 20. In 1640, he married Louise Fourché, a well connected woman, and received around 160,000 Livres from the dowry, plus other rents and land. Louise died six months after giving birth to her daughter. <mask> was young. Cardinal Richelieu died in 1642, but <mask> was successful in impressing his successor, Cardinal Mazarin, who became his protectors over the long term. The army of Mazarin was held by <mask> from 1642 to 1650. As the second Fronde broke out, <mask> was named general intendant of Paris.He came to the aid of Mazarin and the Queen Mother, Anne of Austria, in defense of the monarchy. The loyalty and support of Mazarin:30 and Anne of Austria was earned by <mask>. His profile with the court was raised by these high level positions. The position of procureur général to the parlement of Paris was raised to the most elite ranks of the noblesse de robe when he was allowed to buy 450,000 Livres in 1650. In 1651, <mask> married 15-year old Marie-Madeleine de Castille. She was a member of a well connected family. <mask> would have 5 children with her.During Mazarin's exile, <mask> kept his possessions and informed him of what was happening in the court. <mask> was the youngest person to hold this position in the Ancien Regime. 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Fouquet was in charge of deciding which funds should be used to meet the demands of the state's creditor and the negotiations with the great financiers who lent money to the king. Fouquet was willing to honor some of the royal promises and 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 INRDeals The wars and greed of the courtiers made it necessary for Fouquet to borrow his own credit to meet the demand for funds.<mask> was aware of the risks he was running and worried about ruining his family and friends who helped him lend money to the crown. He presented his resignation to Mazarin in December of 1658, but it was not accepted. The kingdom had a long history of poorly controlled royal finances, which made the disorder in the accounts normal. Debt issuance could not resolve the economic situation of the realm without an underlying ability and willingness to rein in expenditures and bring in tax revenues. The central actor in the debt situation was <mask>. <mask>'s plan to bring order to public finances was never implemented, though it was taken up later by Colbert:63. It was business as usual, as fraudulent operations were entered into with impunity, and the financiers were kept in the position of clients by official favours and generous aid whenever they needed it.The peasants and commoners in the cities paid the price for this disorder. With Mazarin's death on March 9, 1661, <mask> was expected to be made chief minister, but Louis XIV was suspicious of his loyalty to the Crown and his poorly camouflaged ambition. <mask> knew that Louis XIV would be his own chief minister when he assumed his kingly duties. Colbert made the worst of the case against <mask> by feeding the king's displeasure with adverse reports upon the deficit. <mask>'s high position at the parlement gave him immunity from prosecution by any authority except the Parlement, which he largely controlled. Colbert later admitted that <mask> managed to conduct his robbery while keeping his hands clean. He spent twenty years building a chteau on his estate.The chateau was the progenitor of the Palace of Versailles and was designed by the architect Louis Le Vau and the painter Charles Le Brun. <mask>'s estate in Saint Mandé, which bordered on the Chateau de Vincennes, was filled with rare manuscripts, paintings, jewels and antiques, and he surrounded himself with artists and authors. He invited many artists and authors, including Jean de La Fontaine and Pierre Corneille. The ill- will of the king would intensify as a result of these extravagant expenditures. <mask> received some of his father's shares in the Company of American Islands. He became one of the first shareholders of the East India Company in 1642. He managed the family's interests in several other companies after his father's death in 1641.<mask> had a network of influential contacts in Brittany and his family was already active in maritime transport. <mask> tried to forward the French colonial effort and develop the coast of Brittany as a major location for hosting maritime trade. He had high ranking friends in Brittany. He bought a lot of armed ships without telling the king. In 1658, <mask> bought an island off the coast of Brittany. He fortified the le d'Yeu and built a port and warehouses. The king had a spy sent to Belle-le-en-Mer because of the construction projects.There was a garnison of 200 soldiers, 400 canons, and a storehouse of ammunition that was enough for 6000 soldiers, according to the spy. In case of disgrace, <mask> planned to use Belle-le as a refuge. <mask> was found to have ordered several warships in Holland, which could have served both his colonial ambitions and as an implicit threat to the king. <mask> used a straw man to assume the position of Viceroy without the knowledge of the king. Molire's Les Fcheux was produced for the first time after Louis was entertained at Vaux-le-vicomte with a sumptuous fte. A lavish meal was served on gold and silver plates for hundreds of members of the court at the fete. The king was taken aback by the display.Although this fte is sometimes cited as the reason for <mask>'s downfall, Louis XIV was already scheming with Colbert to get rid of him. <mask>'s precarious position was worsened by the entertainment's attention to the gap between his wealth and poverty. The king was concerned about <mask>'s carefully cultivated network of friends and clients, which made him one of the most influential individuals in the realm. The king was only 22 years old at the time. As a child, Louis was concerned about rebellion because of the armed conflict that threatened his monarchy during the Fronde. If challenged as a group, <mask>'s corps of partisans could have caused serious trouble for the king. <mask> was forced to sell his office of procureur général, causing him to lose his immunity from royal prosecution, in order to get the favor of the king.He was weighed down by his own recent faux pas - notably, when he tried unsuccessfully to recruit a mistress of the king as a spy (the mistress refused <mask>'s offer of money and duly reported it to the king). The opening of the meeting of the provincial estates of Brittany was announced by the king after his visit to Vaux. <mask> was required to go with him. The lieutenant of the king's musketeers arrested <mask> after he left the council chamber, flattered with the assurance of the king's esteem. The arrest took <mask> completely by surprise since he thought he was in the good graces of the king. He was sent to prison at the Chateau d'Angers. The trial lasted three years.The investigation and trial were questionable even by the standards of the 17th century. For example, the officials charged with the investigation answered directly to <mask>'s arch-enemy, Colbert; the trial was held before a special court where judges and prosecutors were chosen by Colbert for being hostile to <mask> and sympathetic to the king; and the trial was held in written. Thecassette of Saint Mandé was one of the charges against <mask> that was supported by evidence. The incriminating documents were hidden behind a mirror in <mask>'s estate after he was arrested. The plan of defence was written in 1657 at a time when <mask> was on bad terms with Mazarin. If he were ever to be arrested, the plan instructed his supporters to take up arms. There was a naval operation in the Bay of the Seine.The accused could be sentenced to death if they were found guilty in the trial. Misdeeds in the administration of royal finances and misuse of public funds are capital crimes. The accusation included appropriation of large sums of the Crown's money, receiving payments from illegally acquired rents, lending money to the king while serving as ordonnateur, and the private use of funds from the royal treasury. The crime of lse-majesté includes the purchase of Belle-le without the king's authorization, corruption of royal officers and governors in a fortified place, and conflict of interest with high-ranking members of the king's court. The French public sympathized with <mask> during the trial. Many people wrote on his behalf. The guilty verdict was handed down on December 20, 1664, and out of 22 judges, 13 were for banishment and 9 were for the death penalty.The sentence to life imprisonment at the fort of Pignerol and the seizure of <mask>'s property was "commuted" by the king. In December 1664, <mask> was taken to the prison fortress of Pignerol in the Alps, where he launched a vendetta against his friends, supporters and family. He would stay there until his death in 1680. The link between <mask>'s imprisonment and the Man in the Iron Mask is said to have been made by Eustache Dauger, the man identified by historical research as the Man in the Iron Mask but whose name was never spoken or written. <mask>'s wife was not allowed to visit him until 1679. The former minister composed several translations and devotionals while in prison. <mask> died in Pignerol on March 23, 1680.The Count of Vaux was with his father when he died. He is said to have died of apoplexy after a long illness. He was buried in the church. His remains were moved from there to the family crypt in Paris a year after his death. <mask>'s story is entwined with that of the Man in the Iron mask, who is often identified as the true king or even as an identical twin brother of Louis XIV. He is depicted as a hero in the novel The Vicomte de Bragelonne. An ally of <mask> tries to replace Louis XIV with his identical twin brother.Out of sheer loyalty to the crown, <mask> foils the plot and saves Louis. This doesn't prevent his downfall. James Whale's film The Man in the Iron Mask is very similar to Dumas' novel and depicts <mask> as the main villain who tries to keep the existence of the King's twin brother a secret. Joseph Schildkraut portrays <mask>. He dies when his coach plunges off a cliff. Patrick McGoohan portrayed <mask> in the 1977 version. Robert Lindsay portrayed <mask> in the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846The rivalry between <mask> and Colbert is one of the background plots in the historical novel Imprimatur. In Roberto Rossellini's 1966 film The Taking of Power by Louis XIV, <mask> is played by Pierre Barrat. In the second of Peter Greenaway's Tulse Luper films, a Nazi general by the name of Foestling becomes obsessed with <mask> and attempts to recreate his life and death. <mask> is not mentioned in an episode of The Sopranos. The comparison of Underboss Johnny Sacrimoni to King Louis' Finance Minister was made by Carmine Lupertazzi Jr. The page numbers for the biographies of <mask> are taken from a French article. Fouquet Biography of <mask> at Vaux-le-Vicomte 1615 births 1680 deaths Politicians from Paris

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title: Pat Condell

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texts: <mask> was a former stand-up comedian. He won the Time Out Comedy Award in 1991 for writing and performing in an alternative comedy show. He was a panelist on the radio show. In early 2007, he began uploading to the internet short filmed monologues about religious authority, authoritarianism in government and left-wing politics, and the societal effects of Muslim immigration into Europe, which have appeared on the front pages of websites such as LiveLeak. They have also been published in a book of video transcripts. <mask>'s channel has over 70 million views and a third of a million subscribers. <mask> was born in Dublin on November 23, 1949.He was raised in England as a Catholic. His father died of leukaemia after he was sent to prison for stealing money from a betting shop. The <mask> family was poor and moved frequently from home to home. <mask>, who was educated in several different Church of England schools in South London, said that he was shuffled into another room while everyone said their morning prayers. The whole hollow seemed to be playing tricks on me. It's hard to take anything seriously when you're aware of the gulf between what people claim to believe and what they actually do. <mask> left school at 16.He worked as a dish-washer in the revolving restaurant on top of the Post Office Tower in London for five shillings an hour. After watching a deer being butchered, he became a vegetarian. <mask> worked in a furniture warehouse, as a welder at the Ford Transit plant, as an office clerk for a shipping company, as well as volunteering on a kibbutz in Israel. <mask> performed alternative comedy shows in the 1980s and 1990s after moving back to the United Kingdom. At the age of 32, he performed in a comedy sketch called Mountbatten's Plimsoll. He wrote weekly poems for Time Out magazine after appearing in the Poetry Olympics at the Young Vic Theatre. <mask> was described as a manic gimlet-eyed, crop-haired poet in a book.He performed on the London alternative comedy circuit under the name Eddie Zibin. At the Tunnel Club, next to the Blackwall Tunnel, bottles and glasses were thrown at him, and one person attempted to cut the microphone lead with a pair of garden shears. <mask> was a performer at The Comedy Store in the Cutting Edge team. <mask> won the Time Out Comedy Award. <mask> was a regular panelist on the radio show. He was performing over 200 times a year. He decided to start writing for other comedians because of the late nights and frequent travelling.He performed comedy sketches with other comedians at the Duke of York's Theatre in 1991. The 1996 play Barry Sorts It Out was given a negative review by the Financial Times, which described it as "a sordid East End comedy" which repeats ad nauseam. The reviewer thought it was a play with all the bite of a set of joke-shop fangs. His 2006 stand-up show Faith Hope and Sanity, subtitled "A Few Jokes About Religion Before It Kills Us All," was a platform for his comedy and atheist beliefs. "This is the first time I have set out to write a show in order to say something, rather than just as a vehicle for stand-up" he said. The show was performed at the theatre. Chortle gave <mask>'s 2006 show a negative review, noting that <mask> is covering familiar territory but "is not quite up to the job," and that <mask>'s material was delivered with little variation in pace or tone."<mask> is still going through the motions," concluded Chortle. Online videos and politics <mask> had posted more than 100 video monologues on various video sites as of August 2011, which together had racked up over 35 million hits, eight of his videos are in the top hundred most commented on videos in the UK. Western appeasement of Islam is chastised in most of his videos. <mask> has received hundreds of death threats but also a significant amount of support. <mask> has said that the Qur'an is hate speech. On February 8, 2007, <mask> uploaded his first video to YouTube, which was about his participation in The Blasphemy Challenge. In order to be considered for the challenge, a person must submit a video to the website in which they deny the existence of the Holy Spirit.Richard Dawkins said that <mask> was unique. He has an extraordinary blend of suavity and savagery. He runs rings around the religious wingnuts that are the targets of his merciless humour. He is on our side. Dawkins's website released a collection of <mask>'s monologues on DVD in 2008. "If the televangelists are guilty of producing some simple-minded, self-righteous Christians, then the atheist authors are guilty of producing self-congratulatory buffoons like Conde," D'Souza said on AOL News in 2007. <mask> is described in the book Raising Freethinkers: A Practical Guide for Parenting Beyond Belief as "breathtakingly intelligent, articulate, uncompromising, and funny".<mask> was described as a "smug atheist" by the New York Times Magazine. <mask> is a member of the National Secular Society No Mosque at Ground Zero. On 4 June 2010, he released a video titled "No Mosque at Ground Zero", in which he said that the United States would soon be on the verge of Islamization and that it was representative of Islamic triumphalism. <mask> claimed that Islam would have been banned in the world if it wasn't a religion. The system of Sharia was compared to Nazi Germany by him. The video was one of the top 10 most talked about. <mask> received criticism after links to his monologue titled The Trouble with Islam were sent to the Berkeley Peace and Justice Commission.<mask> said in the video that Islam is a religion of war and that Muslim women in Britain who cover their faces are mentally ill. Commissioner Cohen said <mask>'s comments were "insulting, degenerating and racist". Cohen was accused of being motivated by his own narrow personal and political agenda which has nothing to do with <mask> or the video clip. The video was sent to them by another Peace and Justice Commissioner, Jonathan Wornick, who said that he wanted to expose the "injustice in the Muslim world", such as "the intolerance of radical Islamists who say if you insult Allah, you should have your head cut off". <mask> said that its popularity proves that there is an enthusiastic audience for comedy ideas and opinions which are routinely censored out of existence in the UK's mainstream media, thanks to misguided political correctness. <mask>'s video Welcome to Saudi Britain was taken down by YouTube early in October 2008, but was restored a short time later. The entire country of Saudi Arabia is referred to as "mentally ill" for its abuse of women by <mask>."YouTube has clear policies that prohibit inappropriate content on the site, such as pornography, gratuitous violence or hate speech," the spokesman said. Users who break these rules will have their accounts disabled. The National Secular Society said that Conrad does not say anything that is not true. His main thrust is outrage on behalf of Muslim women who are forced to have their problems solved in a male-dominated Sharia court. Upon further review of the context of <mask>'s comments, we've reinstated it. Richard Dawkins applauded the reversal. <mask> is hard-hitting, but always reasonable in tone.<mask> believed that it was taken down due to a campaign by Islamic activists. <mask>'s video Godless and Free was briefly removed by YouTube but then restored. List of comedians New Atheism Religion of Peace Social impact of YouTube

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title: Martin Bell

texts: <mask>, who was born on August 31, 1938, is a former broadcast war reporter and former independent politician who became the Member of Parliament for Tatton from 1997 to 2001. He is sometimes referred to as the man in the white suit. <mask> was the creator of the first ever Times crossword. He is the brother of literary translator <mask> and the uncle of Oliver Kamm, a Times leader writer who served as his political adviser during his term as a Member of Parliament. He attended Taverham Hall School in Norfolk before going to The Leys School in Cambridge. He obtained a first-class honours degree in English at King's College. He was Publicity Officer on the committee of the Cambridge University Liberal Club.He served in Cyprus during the emergency after failing to get a commission during his two-year national service. <mask> joined the BBC as a reporter at the age of 24. He moved to London three years later to work as a foreign affairs correspondent. Over the next thirty years, he covered eleven conflicts and reported from eighty countries, making his name with reports from wars and conflicts in Vietnam, the Middle East, Nigeria, and in Northern Ireland. He was a diplomatic correspondent, chief Washington correspondent, and Berlin correspondent. In 1977 and 1993 he won the Royal Television Society's Reporter of the Year award, and in 1992 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. <mask> was seriously wounded while recording a report in Sarajevo during the war in Bosnia.He was an official correspondent for the British Broadcasting Corporation, but from the mid 1990s he became dissatisfied with the corporation. He was not impressed by the introduction of a 24 hour news channel by the British Broadcasting Corporation. In 1997, twenty-four days before the British general election, <mask> announced that he was leaving the BBC to run as an independent candidate. Neil Hamilton was the sitting Conservative Member of Parliament and he was involved in "sleaze" allegations. The Labour and Liberal Democrat parties withdrew their candidates in favor of <mask>. <mask> became the first successful independent parliamentary candidate since 1951 when he was elected after Hamilton was trounced. He mostly spoke about British policy in the former Yugoslavia and the Third World when he spoke in the House of Commons.<mask> voted with the Labour government of Tony Blair on many issues, but he also voted against the repeal of Section 28 in 2000 and against the banning of fox hunting. <mask> asked the Prime Minister if he agreed that the perception of wrongdoing can be as damaging to public confidence as the wrongdoing itself. Have we killed one dragon and had another take its place with a red rose in it's mouth? <mask> stated in his election platform that he would only serve one term and oppose Neil Hamilton. Hamilton being re-selected by the Conservative Party as a candidate for the next general election is the only thing that could change <mask>'s mind. A future Chancellor of the Exchequer was selected as a Conservative Party candidate in 1999. In December 1999, Hamilton lost his libel case against Al-Fayed, ending any chance of him making a political comeback.<mask> kept his promise, even though he regretted saying he would only serve one term. In 2001, <mask> stood as an independent candidate in the "safe" Essex constituency of Brentwood and Ongar, where there were accusations that the local Conservative Association had been infiltrated by a Pentecostal church. The Liberal Democrats did not stand aside for him. The Conservative majority was reduced from 9,690 to 2,822. <mask> said that "winning one and losing one is not a bad record for an amateur" after announcing his retirement from politics. The drama Mr White Goes to Westminster was based on <mask>'s political career. <mask> was appointed the UK Ambassador for Humanitarian Emergencies by the UN in 2001 to improve the plight of children affected by conflict and natural disaster.In 2003 he provided an analysis of the Iraq invasion for Channel Five News. He used his experience to make films from the daily video footage. <mask> stood for the European Parliament in the June 2004 elections, but was unsuccessful as an independent candidate in the East of England region, winning only 6.2% of the vote. He became affiliated with the Independent Network to help promote independent candidates, including the one who fought against Tony Blair in the Sedgefield constituency. The Cash for Peerages scandal was investigated by the Metropolitan Police. <mask> and MacNeil called on the Prime Minister to suspend all appointments to the House of Lords. In May 2009, he came out in support of the Green Party in the weeks before the European Parliament election, supporting the Green Party's 'Clean Campaigning' pledge in the wake of the scandal over MPs' expenses.He appeared on the special live edition of Question Time which was held in Salisbury in the midst of the political scandal surrounding MPs' expenses. After Sir Nicholas Winterton announced that he was not going to seek re-election, he decided not to stand against him at the 2010 general election. He indicated that he might stand against Hazel Blears, the first sitting MP of a party other than the Conservative Party against whom he expressed an interest in standing, although he did not stand in any constituency. <mask> had facial surgery at St George's Hospital after he fell at the airport. He praised Helen Witherow, saying "this lady is an absolutely brilliant surgeon, and I think sometimes the NHS can use a bit of good publicity". <mask> was approached by the Liberal Democrats to run in the by-election after the resignation of Owen Paterson, but declined to do so. <mask> has been married four times.He has two daughters by his first wife, a Frenchwoman whom he left for the American television journalist Rebecca Sobel. His stepdaughter, Jessica Sobel, had become a drug addiction, prostitution and porn star after he commented that the marriage was a disaster.

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title: Dimitris Kontopoulos

texts: One of the most famous Greek music composers is known for his dance-pop music. On November 9, 1971, <mask> was born in Athens, Greece. He studied film scoring at the University of Southern California and the Berklee College of Music after graduating from the Ziridis school. <mask> doesn't talk to the media often, he dislikes being recognized, and he is married and has two children. <mask> was active in the music industry. Iro's album 'Etsi ime ego' was released as a producer in 1999. The singles of the album 'Etsi eime ego' and 'Tipota' topped the Greek charts making the producer famous nationally.The second album of Iro was released in 2001. There were three singles that topped the charts. He composed and produced an album in 2002. The first single of the album 'Gia ena lepto' remained at the top of the charts for over a year. He became involved with the contest in 2003 when he wrote a song. The song competed in the national final to represent Greece, but came in second to Mando and Never Let You Go. The entry did not win the national final, but it did top the charts in Greece for 11 weeks.In 2003 he began to compose music for a movie by the famous Greek director. The song of the movie 'Meine mazi mou apopse' became a huge hit in Greece and reached the number one position in the charts. He wrote a song for a famous Greek singer. In Turkey, the song became a huge hit. A year after a famous Turkish singer/presenter made a cover-version of the song. <mask> wrote a song for Russia in 2005. "Shadows" was third in the Russian national final.<mask> composed the score for the show. The song 'Pano stin trela mou' won the first spot on the annual national airplay chart in Greece. After Elena Paparizou's victory with the song "My number one", he once again tried to take part in the Greek final as a composer, this time for Anna Vissi. <mask>' song "Welcome to the party" was selected by the Greek audience. The song came in second at the national final. Although the song didn't win the national selection, it was chosen as the song that would open the semifinal of the song contest. The song 'Ola giro sou girizoun' was written by <mask>.The song stayed in the top 50 of the National Airplay Chart for more than a year. The cover version of the song was popular in Serbia. <mask> had taken a break in 2007, but came back with a dance pop song. At the national final, the song came in second, but it had been in the playlist of international stores for many years. In 2008 he produced the song 'Shady Lady' composed by Philipp Kirkorov and performed by Ani Lorak who represented the Ukranian at the song contest and placed second. The song Kai se thelo was written by <mask>. The song becomes a huge hit in Greece for more than 3 months.It stayed at the first spot of the National Airplay chart for 8 weeks and became a cover in two countries. <mask> composed and produced the album 'Solnce' in 2009. The song 'Solnce' was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 On July 19th, 2008, it was announced that <mask> <mask> would be the composer for the song by Greece. He composed three songs that were voted on by the public at the national final. The song titled 'This is our night' got the most votes and thus represented Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest 2009, which took place in Moscow. After the jury and tele-voting were announced, the song was placed seventh on the final scorecard, but if the results were based only on televoting, it would have ranked 5th.The song 'Spase ton hrono' was released in 2010. The song was on the Greek charts for a long time. <mask> was a member of the jury of the show. The song 'Parafora' was released in September of 2010 by <mask>. The song became a massive club hit and it was in the number one spot of the national airplay chart for weeks. The song 'Einai stigmes' was released in December of the same year. The song became a hit two days after it was released.The song 'Oi dyo mas' by <mask> was released in February 2011. The 6th song of the duo <mask>/ Rouvas topped the National Airplay chart in March. The song "Tora Epizo" was released by the three top Greek male artists. <mask> composed the song "Poses hiliades kalokairia" sung by Demy, the song became a massive hit topping both the radio and download charts for 11 weeks. The song "H agapi erxete sto telos" by <mask> <mask> was used for the Lacta chocolate advertisement and it stayed on the second place of the national airplay chart for 4 months. One of the most popular Greek artists Despina Vandi released his song "Hano esena" a week after Helena Paparizou's song "Iroas" entered the top 10 National Airplay chart for 4 weeks. The song was at the top of the Greek chart for 11 weeks.<mask> will be the mentor of Vandi at the Greek edition of the Voice TV show. In May of last year, <mask> was a contestant at the Eurovision Song Contest. His song " Hold me" was the second highest scoring song in the contest and received the maximum 12 points from 10 countries. <mask>' song "Shine" was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 <mask> was a contestant at the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. Despite winning the televote, his song "You're the only one" came third with 499 points. He was the composer for Demy and Greece in the song contest. He composed three songs, 'Where the time comes around', 'Angels' and 'This is love', which were voted on at the national final.The song titled 'This is love' got the most votes and thus represented Greece at the contest. After the jury and tele-voting were announced, the song was placed 19th in the final, the second-worst result that <mask> has ever had as a composer. The Song X my heart by Aisel Mmmdova became 11th in the first semi final and did not qualify for the final. He placed 3rd in the grand final for the song "Scream", written by Sergey Lazarev. He won theMoldovian pre-selection O melodie pentru Europa with the song Prison. He wrote a song for the Greek singer. The contest was canceled because the songs did not compete on stage.The songs Sugar and Last dance were written for Natalia Gordienko. Sugar became the first Top 10 position for Greece in three years when it became 13th in the Grand final. <mask> has composed and produced 14 albums, 8 of which have gone Platinum and two of which have been twice Platinum. "Giro Giro Oloi", "Money Go Round", "The Midnight Kicker", "How To Escape", "Trapped", "Psyhra"

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title: Harriet Lane

texts: The niece of lifelong bachelor President James Buchanan acted as the first lady of the United States from 1856 to 1861. She was the first of the modern First Ladies, being a charming and diplomatic hostess, whose dress-styles were copied, and who promoted deserving causes. She left money for a new school on the grounds of Washington National Cathedral. The cutter USCGC Harriet Lane is still in service as of 2021. Buchanan is the only U.S. president never to have married and <mask> is the only person to have served as First Lady. She is one of eleven women who have served as First Lady but were not married to the President. <mask>'s family was from Pennsylvania.She was the daughter of a merchant and a woman. When she became an orphan after her father's death, she asked her favorite uncle, James Buchanan, to be her legal guardian. Buchanan enrolls his niece and her sister in boarding schools in Charles Town, Virginia and Georgetown, D.C., for two years before he became Secretary of State. He was minister to the Court of St. James's in London in 1854. Miss <mask> was given the rank of ambassador's wife by Queen Victoria because of her beauty. "Hal" <mask> was of medium height with a lot of light colored hair. She had violet colored eyes.The capital welcomed the new "Democratic Queen" to the White House. During the four years of the Buchanan presidency, she was a popular hostess. Women copied her hair and clothing styles, parents named their daughters after her, and a song was dedicated to her. She used her position in the White House to improve the living conditions of Native Americans. She invited artists and musicians to White House functions. She has been described as the first modern first lady by both her popularity and her advocacy work. The first of several ships to be named after her, the presidential yacht, remains in service.She worked out seating arrangements for her weekly formal dinner parties to keep political foes apart, as sectional tensions increased. Her task became impossible, as did her uncle's. By the time Buchanan retired from office and returned with his niece to his country home, seven states had left the union. As it would keep <mask> in England, Queen Victoria was in favor of Sir Fitzroy Kelly's proposal to marry her. The advantages of a number of bachelor's degrees were considered by <mask>. <mask> was warned not to rush into marriage by her uncle as his ward found her potential partners "pleasant but dreadfully troublesome". <mask> was married at the age of 36.From 1867 to 1885, her uncle, her husband, and her children all died. The country's general prosperity greatly increased the value of her estate after she wrote her will in 1895. She added a codicil in 1899 directing that a school building be constructed on the grounds of the Washington National Cathedral property and asked that the family names of her husband and myself be associated with the bequest made in loving memory. She increased her gift by one third but only half of the total was spent on the building. The rest was used to provide for the free maintenance, education and training of choirboys, mostly those in service of the Cathedral. The prestigious boys' school was founded by this bequest. Bishop Satterlee and Canon DeVries conducted the services at the Washington National Cathedral.She was buried in Baltimore's Green Mount Cemetery with a Celtic cross on her grave. The cornerstone of the first St. Albans School building was laid in 1905 and invited guests to see it. <mask> left bequests in her will that established a children's hospital and a boys' school. Several Navy and Coast Guard ships have been named after her. The <mask> House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. She dedicated $400,000 to establish the Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children in Baltimore, Maryland, as a memorial to two sons who had died in childhood. The home was officially opened in October of 1912.The first children's clinic in the United States was associated with a medical school. The Harriet Lane Home treated over 60,000 children a year. Helen Taussig, who helped to develop the blue baby operation, headed the pediatric cardiac clinic from 1930 to 1963. Kanner was a child Psychiatrist. The procedures used to treat children with dwarfism were developed by Lawson Wilkins. Hearing impairments can be detected in young children. The Harriet Lane Handbook, a widely used manual for house officers, is named after her.The clinics operate in many countries around the world. There are multiple titles in the Harriet Lane Handbook series. The original title is in the 22nd edition. She left her art collection to the US government. After her collection was accepted into public ownership, she was called the "First Lady of the National Collection of Fine Arts". The United States Coast Guard has had three ships named in her honor. The United States Revenue Cutter Service (predecessor of the USCG) was founded in 1856.The United States Navy transferred this cutter because of the American Civil War. The 125 foot USCGC Harriet Lane was the second cutter to be named after the woman. The third cutter is the USCGC Harriet Lane. The cutter was commissioned in 1984 and is still in active service. Balcerski, Thomas J. was read further. "<mask> <mask>." A Companion to First Ladies is a book.The author is Homer Tope. What was the intent of the public policies of James Buchanan? The Lancaster County Historical Society was founded in 1970. First Ladies of the United States, American women, and American Episcopalians are buried at Green Mount Cemetery.

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title: Glenn Thibeault

texts: <mask> is a former Canadian politician. He was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. He was a cabinet minister. He was a member of the New Democratic Party when he was a member of the House of Commons. On December 16, 2014, <mask> announced that he would be resigning from the House of Commons in order to run for the Ontario Liberal Party in a by-election in the provincial riding of Sudbury for a seat in the Ontario legislature. On January 5, 2015, his resignation became official. He was defeated in the general election but won a by-election.<mask> was a newscaster and reporter at two local stations in the 1990s. He was hired as a behavioural consultant for the West Vancouver School Board in British Columbia after graduating from the developmental services worker program at Cambrian College. He was the campaign director of the United Way of Sudbury and District after working for five years at the Mainstream Association for Pro-Active Community Living. He was promoted to executive director in June 2005. The United Way held several successful campaigns in this period, increasing its total from $1.3 million in 2003 to $2.3 million in 2007. After Dave Battaino withdrew from the contest, <mask> won the New Democratic Party's nomination for federal politics. He won an upset victory over a six-term Liberal Party incumbent after receiving endorsements from a number of organizations.<mask> entered parliament as a member of the opposition after the Conservative Party won a minority government. He was the party's critic for consumer protection and amateur sport. Along with other New Democratic Party MPs, he called for an investigation into the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's handling of the contaminated milk. In late 2008, <mask> supported a planned coalition government of Liberals and New Democrats, and wrote an editorial describing Conservative Prime Minister StephenHarper as a "coward" for proroguing parliament when it appeared his government would be defeated by the coalition in a motion of non-confidence. The coalition was abandoned when Michael Ignatieff became Liberal Party leader. In March 2009, <mask> called on the federal government to regulate interest rates and fees on credit cards and debit cards, describing them as "out of control" and a hindrance to consumers and businesses during an economic downturn. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said his government would launch an education campaign and provide for increased disclosure on credit-card statements, but wouldn't regulate rates.This was described as disappointing by Thibeault. On June 18, 2010, <mask> introduced a private member's bill to cap annual interest rates on credit cards to no more than five per cent above the current Bank of Canada target for overnight rates. In April 2009, <mask> introduced a private member's bill to make sure the cost of ABA and IBI is covered by health insurance in every province. The third Saturday in June will be recognized as Emergency Services Appreciation Day in Canada. In the summer of 2009, <mask> stood with striking workers from Vale Inco and criticized Tony Clement's announcement that the federal government would not intervene to stop job and production cuts. He called for Clement's resignation after he stated that Vale had saved Sudbury from becoming a "Valley of Death" by purchasing Inco. He protested cuts to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Northern Ontario radio services.<mask>, as the New Democrat critic for Sport, has been instrumental in raising national awareness about the increase of violence in amateur sport and the ongoing concussion epidemic afflicting amateur hockey. In February 2010, he called for a Royal Commission to study violence in sports. Bill C-616 called for a national strategy to reduce the incidence of serious injury in amateur sport. He was re-elected in 2011. He supported Thomas Mulcair's bid to become leader of theNDP. <mask> resigned as caucus chairperson on December 2, 2014, citing family reasons. At the Ontario New Democratic Party's leadership convention, <mask> supported Bisson.The Ontario Liberal Party's candidate in the upcoming by-election in the provincial Sudbury riding will be <mask>, after he resigned as an New Democrat in order to run. Although <mask> was never personally implicated in the allegations, his appointment faced some controversy when Andrew Olivier, the party's candidate in the election, alleged that he had been offered a job or appointment by party strategists in exchange for withdrawing his candidacy. The Minister of Environment and Climate Change had a Parliamentary assistant named <mask>. Bob Chiarelli was replaced as Minister of Energy by <mask>. External links 1969 births 21st-century Canadian politicians Cambrian College alumni Fanshawe College alumni Franco-Ontarian people Living people Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Ontario Members of the Executive Council of Ontario

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title: Chuck Austen

texts: <mask> is an American comic book writer and artist, television writer and producer. He is known for his work on the U.S. War Machine, The Avengers, JLA, Action Comics and the X-Men franchise. <mask> was the early life <mask>. He was raised by his single mother in a housing project after his parents divorced. A number of independent series, including an issue of Scott McCloud's Zot!, were illustrated by <mask>. Several stories in Alan Moore's Miracleman, mostly under his birth name "<mask>", were abandoned out of a desire to disassociate from his father's family name. The black-and-white pornographic comic book series Strips was written and drawn by <mask> around the same time.Slave Labor Graphics published the first five issues of Hero Sandwich in the late 1980s. He provided art to the lesser-known series such as Open Season and The Trouble with Girls as well as a few DC Comics properties including a Phantom Lady serial for Action Comics Weekly and a short Green Flame story for Secret Origins. Before taking a break from comics, <mask> drew an issue of Disney's The Little Mermaid limited series. The weekly series U.S. War Machine was written and illustrated by <mask> for the Marvel MAX imprint. The day after the September 11, 2001 attacks, the series was criticized for its violent content. Bush's March 17, 2003 ultimatum to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq prompted <mask> to jokingly comment, "I feel like I should stop doing this." Due to the fact that the series was set outside the mainline Marvel Universe, <mask> wrote Tony Stark as more business-minded than his mainstream counterpart, and Rhodes as the proactive protectors.The Eternal with artist Kev Walker is a six-issue series that is a remake of Jack Kirby's Eternals. In 2002, <mask> took over and remained on the title until #443. Although it was not well received by the fans of the franchise, the two-year run was the most lengthy writing assignment in <mask>'s mainstream career. His run included the return of Havok and Polaris to the X-Men, the addition of several existing characters to the team, and the introduction of a new love interest. Nightcrawler's father was revealed in the most controversial storyline. The series was written for nine issues and was part of the ReLoad initiative. He introduced new versions of the characters Xorn and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants during this run.Aronson excoriated <mask> for his obsession with relationships and sex, as well as the sexist nature of his characterization of Husk, while praising him for his portrayal of Professor X. The romantic relationship of Angel and Husk was disliked by fans, according to Thor K. Jensen of UGO Entertainment. In 2003 <mask> wrote a short run on Captain America, finishing the storylines started by John Ney Rieber. After being killed as an innocent bystander during a fight between the Avengers and the Wrecking Crew, a single mother named Lionheart was thrust into the realm of super-heroes, only to be resurrected by the original Captain. The second arc saw <mask> writing. The launch pad for the New Invaders series was Agent and the Sub-Mariner attempting to liberate a Middle Eastern country from its corrupt leadership. The Call of Duty, a project consisting of several mini-series conceived in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks that were written primarily by <mask>, and featuring firefighters and emergency service workers dealing with supernatural phenomena, is one of the non-superhero work of the time.The limited series Superman: Metropolis followed the life of Jimmy Olsen and other citizens of the fictional city. After the conclusion of the series, <mask> took over the writing of the series. Lana Lang divorcing her husband Pete Ross was criticized by fans for resurrecting the Silver Age feud between Lois Lane and Lana Lang over the love of Superman. The following two issues were written by a writer named "J.D. Finn. He speculated that Finn was actually Eddie Berganza, the editor of Action Comics, who denied using the pseudonym. In 2004, <mask> began self-publishing WorldWatch, a superhero series which he described as similar to Warren Ellis's The Authority with more explicit depictions of sex, violence and realpolitik.On the last page of Worldwatch #2, there was an announcement from the publisher stating that the author of Sense and Sensibility had been fired, and that he would be replaced by a writer named Sam Clemens. In a subsequent interview, it was revealed that the joke was intended as a joke and that most readers didn't understand it. Boys of Summer, an English language adult-themed Manga illustrated by Hiroki Otsuka, was published in 2006 by TokyoPop. The first volume was pulled from a number of bookstores due to its graphic content. Boys of Summer was named one of the Top Ten Manga/manhwa of 2006 by Publishers Weekly. The series was canceled even though the other two volumes were completed and the creators were paid, according to news reports. The Cleveland Show, Steven Universe and Dawn of the Croods were some of the shows that <mask> worked on in the 2010s.He was the co-showrunner on She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Like Warm Sun on Nekkid Bottoms was <mask>'s first novel. The three-book series Pride and Nakedness was released in 2011. Edgeworld, a five-part series with artist Pat Oliffe, was published digitally in 2020. The expression "Seven Deadly Trolls" was invented by <mask> during his time at the Big Two. There was a small group of people, not representative of the wider comics readership, that used internet message boards, blogs and newsgroups to attack him on a professional and personal level. Some comic book store owners refused to stock any comics written by him after he received death threats from fans.He stopped doing interviews in August 2003 because of online criticism of his work. The decision was made as a result of a bad day. Influences <mask> has admiration for comic book creators such as Brian Michael Bendis. <mask> uses mostly Macs and PCs to create his art. He uses a variety of programs, including Ray Dream Studio and 3D Studio Max, to create his scenes. <mask> and his wife have three children. He is anti-racist and humanitarian.He disliked the Bush administration because he believed the Republican Party discriminated against women. "I Shot the Last Martian" was written by Mark Borax and "Another Man's Shoes" was written by Tim Burgard. "Picture Me and You" was written by Bruce Jones and "Miracleman: The Red King Syndrome" was written by Alan Moore. There are two versions of the stories in Miracleman: The Red King Syndrome. Scott McCloud wrote "getting to 99" as an artist. 2 is an inker on Tim Hamilton. "Into the Belly of the Beast" was written by Bill Willingham and co-written with Mick Gray.White Buffaloe HomePage was written and drawn by <mask> in 1997. "The Spy Who Blew Me Up" was written by Tom and Mary Bierbaum. "Kicking the Dog" was written by Tom Derenick and was published in 2003 and 2004. "Pain of the Gods" was collected in JLA: The Deluxe Edition Volume 8. X-Men 2 Movie Prequel: Wolverine is one of the movies included in 2 #157–164, written by <mask> and art by Larroca. The Extremists and Ice were collected as: The Extremists and Ice.

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title: Lorenzo Peña

texts: <mask> is a Spanish philosopher, lawyer, logician and political thinker. His rationalism is an approach to metaphysics and law. On August 29, 1944 <mask> was born in Alicante, Spain. Franco's regime prevented his mother from returning to the Spanish capital city until 1952. J.L. and Francisco Rodrguez Adrados taught Pea Spanish in Madrid. Aranguren. He was forced to emigrate in the spring of 1965, after becoming a political activist.He married Mara Teresa Alonso in 1969 in France. He was a follower of the French historian Pierre Vilar and he witnessed the tumult of May 1968. 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 He returned to Spain in 1983 after 18 years in exile. In 1974 Pea received his philosophy degree from the PUCE, with a thesis on the existence of God, his adviser being Julio C. Tern, S.J. He spent four years in Lige, Belgium, where he wrote his thesis under the supervision of Paul Gochet. He received a degree in American Studies from the University of Lige.He came back to his native country after receiving his degree. He taught at the PUCE for four years and then went back to Spain to teach at Len University for three more years. He was appointed senior scientific researcher at the CSIC in 1987. He was a visiting scholar at the Australian National University from 1992 to 1993 under the guidance of the late Richard Sylvan. He shifted his research focus to the philosophy of law. He earned an M.L. before becoming a lawyer. A PhD in Law and a PhD in Juridical Science were both obtained from the same University in 2015.He joined the Madrid Bar Association of Advocates. He was a research professor in 2006 He had to retire in August of last year but was given the title of Professor at the CSIC. He was appointed co-PI of a new R+D project on the legal and ethical responsibility of omissions. The founder and former leader of the logic-and-law research group at the CSIC is Pea. Pea developed a system of philosophy called Ontophantics in the years 1974–1995, which does not correspond to the ones he has developed in recent years. The starting point of ontophantics was a methodological approach through the philosophy of language, based on a realist semiotic theory to the effect that what is shown by language is also said.Rather than looking at sentences in a static way, ontophantics looks at them as transitions or processes. A statement is not a series of successive actions of uttering the sentence's components but a transit from one to another. A relation passing from one thing to another is called facts. Paraconsistent logic is used in order to solve the puzzle since all passages seem to be subject to Zeno's paradoxes of the arrow. Pea ascribes contradictions to reality by embracing a non-classical logic. Pea attributes the rejection of all forms of essentialism to the fact that they are so independent of assertions of being or existence. Each entity is identified with a fact on Pea's existence-oriented ontology.The existence is a reduplicative property. The objects under consideration in Ontophantics are states of affairs. From a linguistic perspective nominalization is eliminated from an outlook. The theory is strongly Platonistic. Ontophantics is a form of realism that takes reality to be all-encompassing and thus includes non-actual worlds. The theory of knowledge influenced by Gonseth and Quine is called Ontophantics. The task of human knowledge is to set up theories, to confront them with experience taken as a whole, and to gradually modify them.Reliabilism is not accepted since no procedure is to be trusted come what may. Pea rehabilitates induction as a sound ground even for logical truths. The choice among alternative logical systems has to be made in accordance with plausible criteria, one of which is fitness with the best explanation of available evidence, thus resorting to an optimization postulate. A rationality ideal which also provides a ground for assuming God's existence is the optimization postulate. Pea's first book, The coincidence of opposites in God, was a discussion of the existence of God's in canvassed in the analytical philosophy of religion. He broached the question through a combination of a contradictorial logic and a non-standard set theory, which regards infinite entities as not being subject to the principle of separation in virtue of which a thing is comprised. In that book, he adopted determinism and rejected free will, a position he has maintained ever since, using it as a lever while grappling with issues in the philosophy of law.The paraconsistent treatment developed by Pea is a part of the fuzzy family founded by Lotfi A. Zadeh. His approach to fuzziness is different from Zadeh's mainstream orthodoxy in embracing the principle of excluded middle and rejecting alethic maximalism. Pea has set up several systems of sentential and quantificational logic as partial implementations of his programme in order to clarify his proposal. One strong, which has all classical properties, and a weak one, which is degree-sensitive, are the two negations that make up TL. Adding the funnel principle to Alan Ross Anderson and Nuel Belnap's logic of relevance, E, is a non-conservative extension of that logic. The underlying philosophy of transitive implication is different, since it is read to the extent that it is. The implication operator is classical logic.It's a logical blend of crossbreed and logical blend. Pea's plan to investigate the grounds of his logical system as a nonclassical combinatory logic has remained programmatic. Pea's philosophy was developed from 1996 onwards. Cumulativism has an added emphasis on six previously implicit components of his approach: (1) All transitions are either continuous or at least supervene on underlying continuous mutations, going through successive steps; hence change is always slow and implies a succession of stages. All transitions are either aggregations or disaggregations, which is reality's most prominent feature, since ontophantics had already conceived of all entities as sets. Metaphysical isolationism is avoided by both collectivism and political philosophy. A programme of conceptual flexibilization is proposed.The main idea remains that not all things congregated by a cluster necessarily share the same charasterictic. A-and-B is a conjunctive state of affairs which exists to the extent A and B exist. Pea's work on deontic logic began after 1979. He published the first paper on the issue in 1988. He stuck to von Wright's standard approach by introducing degrees and admitting contradictions. The scheme was incompatible with serious applications of deontic logic to the practice of legal reasoning. The flaw was to think of deontic logic as a species of the genus modal logic, because of the similarities between duty and necessity, and between licitness and possibility.Pea says that the underlying mistake is a wrong metaphysical assumption which denies the existence of deontic states of affairs connected by implications. Deontic logicians see deontic logic as the logic of duty-compliances. The rule of logical closure says that the duty to do A implies a duty to do B. Pea's deontic approach was the first to waive that rule. Nomological Logic, or NL, is a new system of deontic logic, combining a number of particularities which make it unique. The logical closure and the usual distribution rules have been abandoned. If it is known that either A or B will not be realized at all, then B is licit, and the same applies for obligatoriness.In order to avoid paradoxes, some restrictions are needed. To the extent A is licit and so is B, A-and-B is alsolicit. Two non-standard operators of licit causes are used to introduce a new deontic principle. A rule of liberty is added if the prohibition of A cannot be proved. The degree of licitness and obligation are accounted for by apposite axioms involving implication. Pea claims that the valid principles of logic in general and deontic logic are found through a circularholistic process. The acid test of applicability is what makes it possible for sanitized sets of axioms and inference rules to be devised.Pea has proposed a pluralistic axiology in order to deal with the debate between deontological and consequentialist approaches in ethics. Pea divides ethical theories into two groups: internalism and externalism. There are two ways in which externalism comes in. There are two types of consequentialism: monistic and pluralistic, the former being that there is one ethical property practical consequences of actions that must have in order to render the action ethically valuable. Utilitarianism is a type of consequentialism. Pea is a belief. He is inclined to a pluralistic consequentialism, but his approach can be taken to supersede the very dichotomy, since actions should be assessed in a number of ways according to different values, some of which are not teleological.Since the approach is gradual, ethical valuations are scales with many degrees combined in complex compositions. The higher the ethical significance of our action, the more withal it is. Pea implements pluralistic ethical gradualism through his paraconsistent fuzzy logic, which states that actions can be regarded as both good and bad, better in certain respects and worse in other respects. Pea's ideas are close to virtue ethics in that he thinks isolated actions are too narrow to be assessed, although a whole course of life is too broad. A span of one's life evincing a continuation of purposes, choices and habits is something in-between. Pea admits that there is no clear guidance for action unless there is an objective all-things-considered perspective. 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texts: sometimes there is no such perspective and that in some cases choices are justified by one's previous loyalty to certain values.Even if an all-things-considered outlook is justified, it doesn't mean that conflicting valuations aren't valid. There are ethical contradictions. Pea's philosophy of history argues that progress is the necessary outcome of our cultural rationality, despite the fact that progress is a vapid concept. Human progress is continuous and so there is no objective ground for periodization. Delimitation of epochs is a matter of convenience. The law of human progress is not to be used as a basis for a succession of ages. Pea's philosophy of history shares a similar view of human history as universal, both backwards and forwards.At least a few elements of disparate human traditions go back to our shared origin as a result of our common ancestry. The elements have been strengthened by mutual borrowing of concepts, techniques, institutions and procedures. Our shared Planet and a converging tendency lead to a common destination. Collective minds are acknowledged in Pea's philosophy of history. No society can exist without a common memory and common plans of living-together and reaching common aims, which Pea rejects, as it does not mean that all members of the body politic share those feelings. Pea doesn't deny the existence of historic breaks caused by social involutions and disasters, but thinks that every human society finds its way to restart the ascending march. A fundamental right of man is the right to have a better life because Pea maintains that future-oriented improvement is the sense of human life, both individual and collective.The general right includes the rights to food, to work, to have a dwelling, to mobility and so on. Republican republicanism Pea's legal philosophy is based on the idea of reason for the common good. Some of the laws are promulgated by means of certain speech acts, while others are based on the nature of social relations. Pea believes that human beings are naturally social, banded together into a community under an authority whose duty is to pursue the public interest. Pea claims that inhabitants of the land enter a quasi-contract by growing up within society and benefiting from established social institutions, thus committing themselves to contribute to the common good and to the needs of such people as are worse. The rejection of the dichotomy between State and civil society is one of the main claims of this social philosophy. The primeval meaning of "republicanism" is giving some prominence to the public mission vested in the State, by promoting or favouring the government's intervention and the domain of resources publicly managed.The State's job is to organize the public services according to Pea's political ideas. Pea claims that there has never been a state that was concerned with keeping law and order. No private enterprise would have been viable without the broad range of productive activities undertaken by all states. Republican republicanism tries to increase the scope of activities delegated to the State by setting up a planned economy with a powerful public sector and gradual socialization of property, while private ownership has to be fraught with legal burdens for the common good. He takes ideas from a number of traditions, including the British Fabian Society, French solidarism and German chair-socialism, as well as the Spanish school of Krausist philosophers and lawyers who inspired the II Republic. Pea's republicanism means the rejection of all forms of market economy. The only way to bring a sense of directedness and unity of purpose is with the State's patronage and intervention.According to Pea, republican republicanism is different from civic neo-republicanism. Civicism is not concerned with the political form of government. Civicists in the main agree with libertarians and liberals in their view of the public arena as a neutral ground within which private endeavors and undertakings are pursued by citizens, companies or other private clubs. Pea's republicanism recognizes the right of individuals not to be concerned with public issues, while civicism promotes such private virtues as foster participation in public institutions. Pea has a number of values, some of which are similar to Martha Nussbaum's flourishing. The proposal bears out the need for weighing and proportion in dealing with contradictions. Pea's republicanism is based on the proposal of an Earthian Republic.Pea sees regional blocks as splits of the human family bringing about conflicts of interest rather than a union. Writings by <mask>. Visin lgica del derecho. The place is called Plaza y Valdés. A year ago. The co-edited conceptos y valores constitucionales are here. The place is called Plaza y Valdés.The year 2015. El valor de la movilidad humana. Plaza y Valdés is in Madrid. The year 2015. Dilogo Filosfico, # 92, has a principio de confianza. 24–65. There was a discrepancy between the number of reports and the actual number of reports.The year 2015. Homenaje al Profesor Andrés Ollero is the editor of Fundamentos metafsicos del Derecho Natural. The Congreso de los Diputados was published in Madrid. . In Bioética en plural, ed., is Los grados del vivir. The author is M. Teresa Lpez de la Vieja. Plaza y Valdés is in Madrid.The year 2013. Bajo Palabra, II poca, # 8, pp. is a fundamentacin jusnaturalista de los derechos humanos. 47–4. The year 2012 In Animales no humanos, deberes de nuestros hermanos inferiores. Jimena Rodrguez Carreo is from Madrid. The score was 277–328.The year 2012. Soft Deontic Logic is in Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences. by Veronica Sanz. There are studies in fuzziness and soft computing. Springer V has a website. Print. Online.It was co-authored with Txetxu. The year 2012. Cultural Entities, in The furniture of the world: Essays in metaphysics, ed. by scar Nudler. Rodopi, pp. Amsterdam and New York. 28–03. The year 2012.In Animales no humanos, deberes de nuestros hermanos inferiores. Jimena Rodrguez Carreo is from Madrid. The score was 277–328. The year 2010. tica y servicio pblico is located in México and Madrid. The year 2010. Bajo Palabra, II poca, No 5, pp., "Un solucin gradualista a la paradoja del sorites, lejos de la indeterminacin y del agnosticismo."409–409. It was 1576-3935. It was co-authored with Marcelo Vsconez. The year 2010. Los derechos fundamentales del hombre are in the special issue of arbor. TheDOI: 10.989/arbor.2010.745n1237. The edited version is with Txetxu Ausn.2009. Estudios Republicanos: Contribucin a la filosofa poltica y jurdica, México/Madrid. 2009. Normatividad y contingencia, in Aproximaciones a la contingencia, ed. Los libros de la Catarata was written by Concha Roldn and scar Moro. 25–64 2007.In Pluralidad de la filosofa analtica is El cumulativismo. The Madrid-México: Plaza y Valdés was written by David P. Chico and Moisés Barroso. 343–386. 2006 Las demandas justas de acciones y prestaciones are part of the Los derechos positivos. Plaza y Valdés is in México and Madrid. In 2000.Paraconsistent Deontic Logic with Enforceable Rights is a book. D. Batens is the Ch. G. Priest and J.-P. van Bendegem are related. Research Studies Press is located in Baldford, England. pp. 29–47. Co-authored with Txetxu.1999. The co-existence of problematic properties in the same subject is stated in the book. 203–30. The year 1998 C1-Compatible Transitive Extensions of SystemCT, Logique et Analyse, No 161-162-163, pp. 135–3. 1993.In Defense of Full-Scale Planning, Science and Society 57/2, pp. 203–13. The year 1993 A las lgicas no-clsicas. The UNAM Pp. is in México. There is a limit to the number of words that can be used in this article. 1992.Hallazgos filosficos. A book about the Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca. The year 1991. There are Rudimentos de lgica matemtica. CSIC is in Madrid. There are some pages. vi+3241990. Partial Truth, Fringes and Motion: Three Applications of aContradictorial Logic is a book. There are studies in Soviet Thought. It was 83–122. The year 1989. The Identity between Truth and Existence within the Framework of aContradictorial Modal Set-Theory is written in Paraconsistent Logic: Essays on the Inconsistent. G. Priest, R. Routley, and J. Norman are authors.The book is called Philosophia Verlag. 563– 1987.612 Fundamentos de ontologa. Madrid: Siglo XII. There are some pages. There is a number of 427. 1985.Un estudio lgico-metafstico. Len is a publicaciones de la Universidad de Len. There are some pages. 586. 1981. La coincidencia de los opuestos. It is called Educ (Ediciones de la Universidad Catlica).There are some pages. 586. References Mariano Melero. <mask> segn la libertad migratoria. Alfonso Garca Figueroa is the author of "El jusnaturalismo lgico y biolgico de <mask>". October. The title of the book is  Comentario a un libro singular.Andrés Ollero Tassara, Como es lgico, hablemos del Derecho. <mask> con dilogo. Julia Barragn spoke about "Visin lgica del derecho" de <mask>ea. Josep Joan Moreso is the author of Acerca de la Logica Iuris de Lorenzo Pea. 15, 2018, pp. 389–400. There is a crtica de <mask>ea.October. Mara Gonzlez Navarro, Entrevista con <mask>, DILEMATA No 22 was published. The pensamiento de <mask>, Disputatio, was inaugurated in Septiembre de 2016 by Marcelo Vsconez Carrasco. The bulletin is called the Philosophical Research Bulletin. Tesis de grado, Universidad de Cuenca, es el naturalismo jurdico de Lorenzo Pea. There is a coll. November 2015, Imprimatur.The Interview to <mask> was conducted by Antonella Attili. Mauricio Beuchot wrote "La esencia y la existencia en el sistema ontofntico de <mask>ea". Dialéctica de la plenitud Revista de Filosofa was written by José Biedma. Complutense, #24 was published in 2000. The libro de <mask> El is called Aspectos de la filosofa de la l'gica de <mask>. 67–111. "Comparing Two Views of Comparison: Pea and Casari on Vagueness and Comparatives" was written by Francesco Paoli.IV, # 1 was published in 2006 105–121. Justicia, mercado libre y comunismo. In Memorias del VII Encuentro Ecuatoriano de Filosofa, Cuenca, the pensamiento socio-poltico was written by <mask>. 362–372. The Ideario ético-poltico de Lorenzo Pea was written by Marcelo Vsconez Carrasco. There are external links to <mask>'s home page SORITES, the CSIC digital repository, and his current publisher's

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title: John Webster (musician)

texts: <mask> is a musician, engineer and producer. He started his musical career as a child, trained in classical piano until his early teens, and then moved on to playing in rock bands. Stonebolt achieved a top 30 U.S. hit with its first release in 1978 and went on to record four successful albums. He was a member of the band Red Rider from 1984 to 1990 and remained with the group until 1990. Tom Cochrane's highly successful Mad Mad World album was worked on by <mask>. In the 80s and 90s he worked at Little Mountain Sound Studios with producers Bruce Fairbairn and Bob Rock. He has appeared on many albums by established artists.His production achievements include a number of nominations and multi-Platinum Canadian releases. He composes music for films. He performed live with R.S.O in 2016 with dates in Europe, Asia, and South America. Canadian rock musicians Canadian audio engineers Canadian record producers Living people Red Rider members 20th-century Canadian composers Canadian male composers 20th-century Canadian male musicians Year of birth missing

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title: Hermann Kallenbach

texts: One of the foremost friends and associates of Mahatma Gandhi was a South African architect named <mask>. While working in South Africa, <mask> was introduced to the young Mohandas Gandhi and they developed an intimate relationship. The third eldest out of seven children, <mask> was born in 1871 in emaii Naumiestis,Lithuania, which was occupied by the Russian Empire. <mask> was a timber merchant and a Hebrew teacher. Education, sports, and friendship with the village youth were some of the things that <mask>'s childhood centered on. He studied architecture in Germany. He became a South African citizen in 1896 after moving to South Africa with his family.A skilled ice-skater, swimmer, cyclist and gymnast, Kallenbach acquired considerable property in South Africa. His life changed a lot after he met Mahatma Gandhi. He met Gandhi in South Africa in 1904. They talked about religious and other issues. He was influenced by Gandhi's ideas of equality and became an intimate friend. In Gandhi's words, they became "soulmates" and shared a house. Kallenbach designed a house for them to live in.Gandhi received a thousand-acre farm from a rich man in 1910. The farm was used to house the families of satyagrahis. The farm was named after the author as he was influenced by his writings. <mask> abandoned the life of a wealthy, sport-loving bachelor and adopted a vegetarian diet and politics of Gandhi on this farm. A close friend and follower of Gandhi was Henry Polak. During the Satyagraha struggle, <mask> was associated with Gandhi. Gandhi went on a penitential fast at Phoenix in 1913 over the'moral lapse' of two inmates.<mask> was a manager during Gandhi's 'The Epic March' movement in South Africa. He was with Gandhi and his wife on their final voyage from South Africa to London in 1914. Gandhi and <mask> used to call each other "Upper House" and "Lower House", the Lower House being a metaphor for preparing the budget, and the Upper House vetoing for it. After the outbreak of World War I, <mask> was an 'enemy alien' and was imprisoned in the Isle of Man as a Prisoner of War. After the war, he returned to South Africa, where he worked as an architect and continued to correspond with Gandhi. <mask> was shocked by the rise of Nazism and Hitler's anti-Semitic propaganda. He was a member of the Executive board of the South African Zionist Federation and was going to settle in Palestine.He wanted society to not involve a state, military or industry in order to avoid being colonized. Gandhi was visited by <mask> in May 1937 to garner his sympathy and support for Zionism. The architect was involved in all the activities of Gandhi's life. I join the whole programme. ... It is almost like the old joint life, with all the events that affected millions of people gone. Gandhi disagreed with <mask> over Zionism and the need to resist Hitler.<mask> visited Gandhi again in 1939. <mask> died in 1945. The majority of his estate was left for Zionism. His large collection of books was given to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and he was buried in Israel. <mask> devoted a large part of his life to follow Gandhi's ideals and principles. In his autobiography, Gandhi explains how <mask> was his'soulmate' in the early days of his personality and ideology. <mask>'s personality and friendship with Gandhi are depicted in a biography written by the daughter of his niece and nephew.Joseph Lelyveld quotes a cultural historian as saying that they were a couple in his book, Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India. This statement has been controversial. Gandhi's correspondence with Kallenbach shows the deep respect they had for each other, and how they had affected each other's ideas. The Gandhi-Kallenbach Archives were purchased by the Indian Government. The purchase of the private correspondence of their cultural and socio-philosophical leader was to prevent it from being auctioned for profit, though there is speculation that this purchase was made due to a concern that these letters would reveal that Gandhi may have been homosexual. The relationship between the two idealists and Gandhi's attitude towards Zionism are depicted in a recent book by the writer and photographer Shimon Lev. <mask> was played in the film Gandhi.On Gandhi's 146th birth anniversary, a statue of <mask> and Gandhi was unveiled in Rusn. "Totaram Sanadhya Hirangaon References Further reading Surendra Bhana, "Tolstoy Farm, A Satyagrahi's Battle Ground" Journal of Indian History, 1979 Vol. Issue 2, pp. 431-540 There are External links to Art Deco architects, 19th-century German architects, and Gandhians.

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title: Lauren Laverne

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is an English radio DJ, model, television presenter, author and singer. She was a member of the band Kenickie. Kenickie's album At The Club reached the top 10, although her greatest chart success came when she performed vocals on Mint Royale's single "Don't Falter". 10 O'Clock Live for Channel 4 is one of the programmes that <mask> has presented. She wrote a novel called Candypop: Candy and the Broken Biscuits. She is the host of the breakfast show on Radio 6 Music. Born <mask>, she was brought up in a large family.Both of the grandfathers were coalminers and one was a shipbuilder. Her mother was a teacher and her father was a sociology lecturer. Mary's Roman Catholic Primary School in 1982, where she befriended Marie Nixon, later to become a fellow Kenickie guitarist, and then St. Anthony's Girls' Catholic School between 1989 and 1994. From 1994 to 1996 she studied at City of Sunderland College. During her time at college, Laverne, Nixon and Jackson, as well as her brother Peter, formed Kenickie, taking the stage names <mask>, Marie du Santiago, and Johnny X. The band was initially associated with the Slampt label and the local punk scene. Kenickie achieved four top-40 hit singles and a top 10 hit album.As a result of their funny and acerbic onstage banter and interview style, all three of them became popular contestants on comedy panel shows such as Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Laverne appeared on Have I Got News for You. She made the top 20 for the first time in her singing with a version of "In the Bleak Midwinter" on the It's a Cool, Cool Christmas album. She was working on a solo album, but it was put on hold because of the collapse of Deceptive Records. The Divine Comedy's 2004 single "Come Home Billy Bird" featured guest vocals from her. Television Laverne's first television presenting role was for Play UK's series The Alphabet Show, made while Kenickie were still together. She subsequently presented Planet Pop and Loves Like A Dog for Channel 4, Fanorama for E4, Party in the Park with Melanie Brown and Pop for Five and Orange, as well as reporting for RI:SE.She was one of the main hosts for the coverage of the British Comedy Awards and the BRIT Awards, as well as being one of the main hosts for the coverage of the Glastonbury Festival. Buffy: Television With Bite is a documentary about the rise of popularity of the US hit TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The show returned for its sixth season in 2001. On Elvis Has Left The Building a comedy music panel show hosted by Colin Murphy, Laverne was a regular team captain. She was a regular on the show. She became host of the Saturday morning music show CD:UK in 2005. Laverne was a guest host of Never Mind the Buzzcocks.She presented Channel 4's coverage of the V Festival. She presented the awards in March of 2007. In December 2007, she appeared on Have I Got News for You as well as on Mock the Week. She was a guest on Never Mind the Buzzcocks on January 10, 2008. In September 2008, she appeared again on the show. On Would I Lie to You?, Laverne appeared with the Futureheads, as well as on theLily Allen and Friends show. She presented with Mark Kermode on The Culture Show from 2006 to 2010.The second series of Transmission with T-Mobile was presented by her. Jo Whiley was replaced on the talent show Orange Mobile Act Unsigned. In the third series of It's Not Easy Being Green, Laverne became a regular host. Tough Guy or Chicken was narrated by her. In August of 2009. She co-hosted Channel 4's Alternative Election Night with Jimmy Carr and David Mitchell. She rejoined her co-hosts on Channel 4's satirical news programme 10 O'Clock Live in January 2011.Laverne narrates the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 In 2002 she joined Xfm London and co-hosted a Saturday morning show with Mark Webster, as well as standing in for various DJs on Radio 6 Music. After Christian O'Connell moved to Virgin Radio, she became host of the XFM breakfast show, but left suddenly in April 2007, to pursue her television interests. However, she went on to present on Radio 2. In June 2008 she joined Radio 6 Music and presented a Saturday weekend show before taking over the Monday to Friday slot from George Lamb in November 2009. The 6 Music Breakfast Show had a new host in January of 2019. Late Night Woman's Hour was hosted by Laverne on Radio 4 in 2015, a spinoff of Woman's Hour.<mask> took over as host of Desert Island Discs in September of 2018. m4d Radio is an internet radio station for people with dementia and their caregivers. As well as recording a welcome message for the radio station, Laverne spearheaded the station's #Song4You campaign, where celebrities and members of the public were encouraged to dedicate a song to someone they know who is affected by dementia. She published her first novel, Candypop - Candy and the Broken Biscuits, in 2010 about a rock chick on her way to the world's biggest music festival. The book is published by a publisher. Laverne wrote about style and British culture for The Guardian. The Pool was launched in April of 2015.The site was started by writer and magazine editor Sam Baker and included features from British journalists. There were also videos and podcasts on the website. In January, the platform entered administration. "I fell out of a tree", "Good Morning sunshine", "To have a home", and "If you phone" are solo releases. "Don't Falter", "Mexico", "Thank You" To Have A Home Air", and "Ian" are some of the sessions. A boy was the first child of the couple. She gave birth to their second son in September 2010 after announcing on her radio show that she was pregnant.In the 2006 general election, her mother was elected to the council but was defeated in her attempt to become the Labour candidate in the 2008 general election. She is a Roman Catholic. She said that she was once a Catholic. You don't get to leave. I'm not sure if I would want to, but I'm angry with the Church at the moment. She is a fan of the team. Laverne is a supporter of the Labour Party.The Spice Girls were referred to as "Tory scum" by Laverne on a children's TV programme in 1996. The United Kingdom general election took place in 1997. In 2005, her passion for her home city resulted in her becoming an ambassador. In July of 2009, she received a fellowship from the University of Sunderland. Laverne has been vegetarian since she was four years old. <mask> (Radio 6 Music), 1978 births Britpop musicians, English women guitarists, English radio DJs, Roman Catholics, and living people.

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title: Rino Sashihara

texts: She is a singer, producer and actress. She is a former member of idol groups HKT 48 and AKB 48, as well as the theater manager of HKT 48. She is the producer of the idol groups =Love and Me, as well as a member of AKB48's unit Not Yet. In October 2007, she was chosen as a trainees for the 5th generation of AKB48. In August 2008, she was promoted to a regular member of Team B. "goe Diamond" was her first title track single. She was grouped with the "under girls", the ones who would perform on the first B-side singles, in the popularity-driven 2009 General Election.She was grouped with the main girls who were singing on the title track of the 2010 General Election, where she placed 19th. In August 2009, AKB48 announced that she would transfer to Team A. On December 4, 2010, <mask> attempted to post 100 articles in a day, with the number of page views reaching 35 million. <mask> starred in a half-hour television program in January of 2011. The program was subtitled. The lead character in the NTV4 drama "Muse no Kagami" was <mask>. She sings the theme song titled "Soredemo Suki Da yo", which was released as her debut solo single on May 2.In April 2012 it was announced that <mask> would produce Yubi Matsuri, an idol festival to be held at Nippon Budokan on June 25. Super Girls, Tokyo Girls' Style, Passpo and Watarirouka Hashiritai 7. On June 16, 2012 <mask> was demoted and transferred to HKT 48 after the tabloid Shukan Bunshun published an interview with a man who allegedly dated and slept with her. She said that the man was just a friend, and the story was completely false. <mask> had a panic attack on June 20, 2012 and hyperventilated. On July 5, 2012 <mask> was a member of HKT 48 Team H. "Ikujinashi Masquerade" was <mask>'s second single.Only the third solo single by an AKB48 member has reached the number one spot on the Oricon Weekly chart. The promotion of <mask> to co-manager and theater manager was seen by some as a confirmation of Akimoto's wish to grant her a role in the theater. She produced Kaori Matsumura's first single. The choice of music and instrumental arrangement was given to <mask>. <mask> got 150,570 votes to beat out Yuko Oshima who got 136,503 votes. In the wake of her mainstream popularity, <mask>'s first autobiography, "Gyakuten-ryoku  Pinchi o Mate ", was published by Koudansha and sold over 20,000 copies in its first week of release. The book is based on a series of interviews with <mask>.The book was advertised as a self-improvement volume, which was recommended to salarymen and OL. <mask> won AKB48's general election in 2015, returning to the center position. <mask> won the general election with a total of 243,011 votes. <mask> won AKB48's general election with a total of over two hundred thousand votes. She started auditioning for the voice actress idol competition in April of last year. She started making Japanese idols in the same year. The theater manager of the newly founded STU 48 became a member that same year.She left STU 48 on November 25 to focus on HKT 48. On December 15, she announced her graduation from HKT 48. Her graduation concert was held on April 28th, 2019. She announced her second idol group on February 12. <mask> was placed in AKB48's annual general election: Discography solo singles. "Kimi to Niji to Taiy" and "Overtake" are singles with HKT 48. "After Rain" is a song by Tsugi no Ashiato."Setsunai Reply" "Ai no Sonzai" 0 to 1 no Aida "Yasashiku Aritai" Tomorrow, Aya Unami Barairo no Bko, and Sachiko (Bko) Crayon Shin-Chan: My Moving Story! There was a large attack on the cacti. Anne is the voice of One Piece: Stampede. Majisuka Gakuen 2, Wota Dr.Irabu Ichir, and Dubbing Hop are TV dramas. Episode 6 was on NTV, and Episode 9 was on TV Tokyo. The Tokyo News Service reported on the U 17 vol.8 on November 6, 2008.There are External links to 1992 births.

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