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texts: arrest if they did not get Wa In his testimony, Naing said that police brigadier general Tin Ko Ko ordered him to give Wa <mask> documents in order to have him arrested.A police spokesman later commented that brigadier general Tin Ko Ko had "no reason to do such a thing", and lance corporal Naing Lin denied that he was given such orders. After a period of preliminary hearings that lasted six months, the two journalists were charged with obtaining secret state documents in violation of the Official Secrets Act. They pleaded not guilty and promised to prove their innocence. The two journalists were sentenced to seven years in prison after being found guilty by a court. Several members of the international community condemned the sentence. The decision was called "deeply troubling" by the U.S. ambassador. British ambassador Dan Chugg said that the United Kingdom and the European Union were extremely disappointed by the verdict and that the judge in the case ignored evidence."If we believe in the rule of law, they have every right to appeal the judgment and to point out why the judgement was wrong," said the State Counsellor. The court ignored compelling evidence of a police set-up, serious due process violations, and the prosecution's failure to prove any of the key elements of the crime, according to the journalists' lawyers. The appeal was supposed to be heard in December. The journalists' appeal was rejected. The journalists filed an appeal with the Supreme Court. The case was heard by the Supreme Court. The appeal was again rejected.PEN America and Reporters Without Borders have appealed on behalf of <mask> <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo. The arrest of the two reporters is believed to be an attempt by the authorities to

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texts: silence investigations into military violations and crimes against the Muslim minority. After receiving a pardon from President Win Myint, the journalists were released from prison. The two had been in custody for over 500 days. Ara Darzi was involved in securing their release. <mask> <mask> has won a number of international awards, including an honorable mention for excellence in reporting breaking news. Marshall, Shoon Naing, Weiyi Cai and Simon Scarr were included in Time magazine's Persons of the Year, which recognized them as "guardians" in a "war on journalism".The Foreign Affairs Journalism category and the Global Investigation of the Year at the British Journalism Awards were both won by the same person. The PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write award was one of the prizes at the Foreign Press Association Media Awards. He wrote The Gardener to promote tolerance, harmony, and care for the environment. Jay Jay the Journalist is a children's book written by <mask> <mask> while he was in Insein Prison. A young boy with a lot of curiosity is looking for answers when plants and animals die in his village. The books are intended to introduce children to the profession of journalism. The book was published by the director of the Third Story Project.The goal of the non-profit is to give away free books to disadvantaged children. The non-profit was found by <mask> <mask>. The second Jay Jay book will have a strong female lead. Pan Ei Mon is <mask> <mask>'s wife and has been helping him out while he is in prison. Their first child was born in August. Since their husbands' arrest, Pan Ei Mon and Chit Su Win have both been harassed. People from the Sagaing Region, writers from the 20th century, and journalists from the 21st

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title: Sam Moran

texts: <mask> is an Australian entertainer best known for being a member of the children's band the Wiggles from 2006 to 2012 He was born and raised in Australia. Career <mask> studied classical voice and music education at the Conservatorium of Music and began performing in plays and musicals while still a student. "Haste to the Wedding" and "Evie and the Birdman" were written by John Field, the brother of Anthony Field. <mask> hosted and toured with the "Dorothy the Dinosaur Show" throughout Australia and New Zealand in small venues as the Wiggles grew too big for them. He played two characters in the group's TV series. <mask> filled in for Page over 150 times in 2002.<mask> performed in Page's place during the group's fall 2006 US tour after Page was advised by his doctors not to travel. <mask> said he was asked to join the group a few days before Page's retirement. <mask>'s shtick was losing things. Although the transition from Page to <mask> as the group's lead singer was smooth for the young children of the group's audience, it was more difficult for their parents. The addition of <mask> changed the sound of the band and made them stronger, according to Murray Cook. Cook said that they never felt like they had to carry <mask>. He's smart.It is not the same as having a different person on stage. The way the Wiggles recorded their music had to be changed because of <mask>'s background in musical theatre. At sound checks, their practice was to "kind of jam on things", but <mask> often did not know the songs the other three used at those times. A year after Page's retirement, Cook reported that "We're slowly educating each other", but 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 <mask> was awarded a PhD in children's education and psychology from the university in 2009. The band's 20 year commitment to children's music and entertainment earned them a place in the ARIA Hall of Fame. The group never lost an ARIA Award during <mask>'s time as the lead singer.In January 2012 the Wiggles announced that Greg Page had regained his health and was returning to his role as the Yellow Wiggle. He was given royalties for any of his songs as part of his severance package. <mask>'s first solo album, Colour of Love, was released through Sony Music Australia. There is a duet of the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows" with Australian jazz vocalist Emma Pask on the album. <mask> performed "Advance Australia Fair" on the Colour of Love track list. The new preschool series, Play Along with <mask>, was hosted by <mask> in May of last year. Play Along with <mask> is an educational music block programme that airs every weekday morning until midday before Ready, Steady, Dance replaced it and also in the evening from 6:30PM to 8:00PM, wrapped around top rating programmes.The companion album was nominated for an ARIA Music Award. The show was nominated for Most Outstanding Children's Program or event and <mask> was nominated for Best New

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texts: Talent. The show was nominated for an award. <mask> won the ARIA Music Award for Best Children's Album in 2015, beating his former bandmates. In his acceptance speech, he wondered if he had ever been fortunate enough to be in this position. With this... standing here now. His re-replacement in his former group made him realize that he no longer needed to say those things.<mask> was included on the list of the best dressed men at the ARIA Awards. <mask> was nominated for an award. <mask> contemplated going into information technology as a career before he became a professional singer and performer. He is a fan of the football team. He is a good cook. He married a dancer with the group. When they were on the "Dorothy the Dinosaur Show", they met.Their daughter was born at the beginning of the year. He announced on his official social media pages in 2020 that he was expecting his second child with his new partner. The child was born in October of 2020. Play Along with <mask> and We're Gonna Dance! are studio albums. BOO! The best of 2015. Day.Ever! Santa's Coming! Filmography Play Along with <mask> is a show hosted by <mask>. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing won the ARIA Award for Best Children's Album. Let's Eat, Let's eat, Let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's eat, let's The ARIA Award for Best Children's Album was won by <mask>. TV Week Logie Award: Most Outstanding Children's ProgramThere is a day. Absolutely! The ARIA Award for Best Children's Album was presented. Australian male television actors, Australian male singers, Australian male dancers, Australian children's musicians, Australian Conservatorium of

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title: Oscar Wassermann

texts: <mask> was born in 1869 and died in 1934. <mask> came to Bamberg from Regensburg and opened a bank, which his son and brother ran after his death. There was a wedding in Frankfurt am Main. <mask> was the oldest child and his brother was the youngest. <mask> began work at the important Berlin subsidiary of the family bank in 1889, the year of his mother's death, after completing a training in banking. He and his cousin <mask> took control of it in 1900. <mask>'s profitable securities trading made the Berlin subsidiary of the bank worth more than the head office branch in Bamberg.Biographers think that the relationship between the branch director cousins became strained. <mask> moved to Berlin in 1912. It was unusual for a family bank to switch to a big bank. <mask> was offered and accepted a place on the executive board of the bank, taking over responsibility for the bank's stock exchange trading business with co-director Paul Mankiewitz, who was probably the man who persuaded him to make this career defining move. The German Standing Finance Commission was established after the First World War and was headed by Max Warburg. The government wanted the commission to negotiate the post-war financial settlement with the French, British and American governments. The foreign governments were more interested in crushing a commercial and political rival than in negotiating a financial settlement, and the German Financial

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texts: Commission had little involvement in the Versailles negotiations.The involvement seems to have burnished <mask>'s reputation as an internationally well- connected member of Germany's banking establishment. He became a member of the 14 member General Council responsible for administering the Reichsbank in 1925, after taking a lead in the handling ofDeutsche Bank's international relations. He was a board member of the Reichsbank and had significant influence over German monetary policy. At the request of the Chancellor Cuno, he prepared a report and plan to deal with the crisis created by the unaffordability of the reparations requirements imposed on Germany at Versailles in 1919. The plan foundered in the face of French intransigence and was intended to address the same concerns as the American plan. <mask> was a spokesman for theDeutsche Bank executive board from 1923 to 1933. He was a leading member of the board, but there would have been no question of implementing significant strategic changes without the support of senior colleagues, some of whom made no secret of their objections to his.He was succeeded in the role by another person. He was a leader in the fusion ofDeutsche Bank with Berlin's Disconto-Gesellschaft. The boards of both banks justified the move because they faced pressure to rationalise. The merger took effect on Tuesday 29 October 1929, long before the extent of the backwash in Germany (and elsewhere)

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texts: from the Wall Street Crash could be foreseen. The two banks were remarkably synergistic and the development turned out to be prescient. Disconto-Gesellschaft came to the union with a well diversified portfolio of profitable investments in Germany's industrial giants. The German industrial economy was well capitalised by the criteria of the time, as evidenced by the fact thatDeutsche Bank was established more recently and had grown more rapidly.After the Vienna-based Creditanstalt failed in May 1931, the banking crisis that followed the Wall Street Crash peaked in German speaking central Europe. As investors rushed to withdraw their savings, the well capitalised fusion of theDeutsche Bank and the Disconto-Gesellschaft survived the turmoil without ever needing to approach the government for financial support. At the end of the 1930s,Deutsche Bank took over what was left from the Creditanstalt. The years between 1930 and 1932 were characterized by surging unemployment and intensifying political polarisation, which was increasingly spilling onto the streets, while parliament was arithmetically deadlocked by the refusal of the two populist parties to co-operate either with each other or with any of the more moderate parties. The National Socialists took power in January 1933 and immediately began to transform Germany into a one-party dictatorship. Government strategy was driven by antisemitism. <mask> resigned fromDeutsche


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texts: Bank on April 9, 1933, at the age of 64.He should resign at any time up until the end of 1933, according to his resignation letter. He would be happy to leave sooner if arrangements could be made before the end of the year. International markets might react negatively to a shock resignation. One of his brothers reported that his condition was serious after he reported to colleagues that he had suffered "heart spasms" during the night. He was overweight because he was a heavy smoker. It was reasonable to think that he would be confined to bed for a long time. In the middle of May 1933, <mask> showed up at the bank.The succession plan that was absent at the start of April was well advanced by that time. On May 29, 1933, <mask>'s resignation was announced, and he left before the end of the year. Margarethe "Grete" Frst and Katharina "Kthe" Haupt were married to personal <mask>. In 1912 and 1918, two daughters were born to the first marriage. The family lived in Berlin-Mitte from 1925 to 1933. The year after his retirement, <mask> died. The funeral was held at the Jewish cemetery in Berlin-Weissensee.The ceremony 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Oscar Wassermann came from a class of German-Jewish bankers that had emerged in parallel with the expansion of a commercial and industrial middle class during the 18th and 19th century. Many of the families of the working class who arrived in Germany one or two generations earlier were driven to move west by the Russian pogroms because of intensifying pressures elsewhere in eastern Europe. Oscar was different. He had received and absorbed an orthodox upbringing. He saw no reason to keep his commitment to Judaism a secret. He was involved in many Jewish social and charitable organizations.He was seen as a Zionist despite never joining any German-Jewish political movements. He served as president of the Berlin-based Jewish welfare support organisation from 1924 to 1934 after becoming a member in 1898. The primary objective of the funding operation was to acquire land. Wealthy Jews who he knew personally gave most of the funding. When the Jewish Agency was established in 1929, <mask> became chairman of the German


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texts: branch. Chaim Weizmann did not have to declare himself an adherent of Zionism. The "Verein zum Grndung und Erhaltung einer Akademie fr die Wissenschaft des Judentums" was founded in 1919 to create and maintain an academy of Judaic Sciences and Humanities.He continued to participate in the study group even during the difficult final years of his life. <mask> was the focus of violent antisemitic activity before 1933. He was wrongly accused of being responsible for the "Versailles Treaty if Shame" and of being a representative of Jewish high finance. After the Hitler-Papen government took over in January 1933, it was only a matter of time before <mask> was removed from the executive board of the bank. He was supposed to remain on the board of the bank until the end of 1933. Shortly before the annual general meeting of 1933, colleagues announced his retirement "on grounds of age". The works of art from <mask>mann's collection that were still listed in the "Lost Art Database". The requirement to raise a large amount of money came from the requirement that rich Jews should pay a large "emigration tax" if they wish to emigrate. One of the works in question was auctioned to an unknown buyer by Paul Graupe in June 1936. The painting was at the center of a dispute between the So Paulo Museum of Art, which accepted it as a donation, and the surviving heirs of <mask>, who were forced to sell it in 1936 in order to escape what turned

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texts: out to be. There was a dispute over whether or not the attribution was correct. <mask> and dieDeutsche Bank are references. Bankier in Germany.Beck was in Munich in 2005. Joseph Walk was the author. There is a biography of Wasserman in the book. Historische Gesellschaft derDeutschen Bank e.V. has a biography on its website. People from Berlin and the 19th-century German


title: Dedric Ward

texts: In the National Football League, <mask> played for the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys. He was an assistant coach in the National Football League. He was a football player at the University of Northern Iowa. <mask> was a running back and wide receiver at Washington High School. He practiced basketball. He received a scholarship to play football at Northern Iowa University. He was a starter at wide receiver as a sophomore.He was the leader in the nation with 116.4 receiving yards per game as a junior. He had 70 catches for 1,556 yards and 17 touchdown as a senior. He averaged over 11 yards per punt return. One of the returns was for 45 yards. He scored 3 touchdown against Illinois State University and set a school record for receiving yards. <mask> finished his career as the school's and conference's All-time leading wide receiver with over 3000 yards, over 40 touchdown catches, and over 300 career points. He was the only player in Gateway Football Conference history to produce 3 consecutive seasons of over 1,000 yards.He had 27 consecutive games with a reception and 2 blocked punts. He placed third in the 55 metres with a time of 6.33 seconds at the Gateway Indoor Championships as a member of the track team. He set a school record in the 200 metres. He was a member of the University of Northern Iowa athletics Hall of Fame. In the third round of the 1997 NFL draft, the

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texts: New York Jets selected <mask> because his special teams production reminded head coach Bill Parcells of David Meggett. He started 4 games in 1998 and recorded 25 reception for 477 yards and 4 touchdown with a 19.1 yard average. He had a career-high 71-yard touchdown reception in the win against the Buffalo Bills.He had 5 catches for 61 yards in the game. When Wayne Chrebet broke a bone in his foot in 1999, he became the No. Two receiver for the first five games of the season. He started 10 games as the team's deep threat, collecting 22 receptions for 325 yards and 3 touchdown, while averaging 7.6 yards on 38 punt returns. After Keyshawn Johnson was traded, he became a full-time starter. He was fourth on the team in catches, fourth in yards and third in touchdown catches. He averaged 7.9 yards on 27 punts.He had 8 catches for 147 yards and a touchdown against the Ravens. He was a free agent when he was signed by the Miami Dolphins. He missed a month in August because of a stress fracture in his left foot. He was a backup behind Oronde Gadsden and appeared in 13 games with 21 catches and 209 yards. In 2002, he returned 16 punts with a 10.6-yard average and made 19 catches for 172 yards. On February 26, 2003 he was released from his salary cap. On May 22, 2003 he was signed as a free agent by the New England Pats, who had the same role with the Jets.He was released on August 31 after being passed on the depth chart. He was


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texts: signed by the Baltimore Ravens as a free agent to return punts. He was inactive in 3 contests. He was released on November 18. He was signed as a free agent by the New England Pats on November 20, 2003 to add depth to the wide receiver position. He appeared in 4 games and was inactive in 2 of them. He played on the team that won the Super Bowl.He was targeted by Tom Brady four times in the playoffs, making one catch for 22 yards. Bill Parcells was his head coach with the Jets when he was signed by the Dallas Cowboys as a free agent. He broke his foot while working out in the team's facility. He came back to practice on July 31. He appeared in 8 games and was inactive in 7. He made one reception for 5 yards, one carry for 11 rushing yards, and returned 14 punts for an 8.1 yard average. He was released on December 31.During his NFL career, <mask> played in 103 regular-season games with 167 catches for 2,307 yards and 12 touchdown, and 123 punt returns for 1,026 yards. <mask> was a wide receiver coach for Missouri State. On March 21, 2007, he was hired as an offensive quality control coach by the Arizona Cardinals. He was hired by the Kansas City Chiefs to be an offensive quality control coach. He is a high school teacher. He has a son named Mason who lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. People from Cedar Rapids, Iowa have played football for the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys, and Missouri State

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title: Aldo Moro

texts: <mask> was a prominent member of the Christian Democracy. From December 1963 to June 1968 he was the 38th prime minister of Italy. From 1969 to 1972 <mask> was the Minister of Foreign Affairs. He implemented a pro-Arab policy. He was appointed Minister of Justice and of Public Education in the 1950s. <mask> was secretary of the Christian Democracy from 1959 to 1964. He was kidnapped and killed by a terrorist group after 55 days of captivity.He was Italy's longest-serving prime minister, leading the country for more than six years. <mask> implemented a series of social and economic reforms which modernized the country during his rule. <mask> is one of the most prominent fathers of the modern Italian centre-left and one of the greatest and most popular leaders in the history of the Italian Republic because of his accommodation with the Communist leader. <mask> <mask> was born in 1916 in Maglie, near Lecce, in the Apulia region, into a family from Ugento. His mother, Fida Sticchi, was a teacher while his father was a school inspector. At the age of 4, he moved with his family to Milan, but they soon moved back to Apulia, where he obtained a classical high school degree. He graduated from the University of Bari in 1939 with a law degree.He taught philosophy of law and colonial policy and criminal law at the University of Bari. He joined the Italian Catholic Federation of University Students in 1935. <mask> was chosen as president of the association in 1939 under the approval of Giovanni Battista Montini, the future Pope Paul VI, who he had befriended, but he was forced to fight in the World War II. <mask> took part in the Lictors of Culture and Art organised by the University Fascist Groups during his university years, when Italy was ruled by the fascist regime of Mussolini. The periodical La Rassegna was founded in 1943 by him and other Catholic students. Moro contributed to the creation of the Code in July 1943. The Code was used for economic policy of the future Christian democrats.He had four children with Eleonora Chiavarelli, Maria Fida, Anna, and Giovanni. <mask> was a

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texts: professor of the institutions of law and criminal procedure at La Sapienza University of Rome. <mask> <mask> was interested in politics between 1943 and 1945. He started cooperating with other Christian democratic politicians in opposition to the fascist regime after initially being very interested in the social-democratic component of the Italian Socialist Party. He met many people, including Alcide De Gasperi, Mario Scelba, Giovanni Gronchi, and Amintore Fanfani. The Christian Democracy was formed on 19 March 1943 in the house of Giuseppe Spataro. He became a close ally of Giuseppe Dossetti, leader of the left-wing group in the DC.He was the president of the graduated movement of the catholic action and the director of the magazine Studium. He took part in the work to redact the Italian Constitution while he was a member of the Constitutional Assembly. <mask> received almost 30,000 votes in the constituency of Bari–Foggia. He was appointed Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs in the De Gasperi V Cabinet from 23 May 1948 to 27 January 1950, after being elected with 63,000 votes. The Democratic Initiative group was founded by <mask> after Dossetti's retirement in 1952. <mask> held the position of chairman of the DC parliamentary group in the government. He was appointed as Minister of Grace and Justice in 1955.He was one of the most voted on during the congress. The Italian Socialist Democratic Party withdrew its support to the government in May 1957. On 20 May, Adone Zoli was sworn in as new head of government and <mask> was appointed Minister of Education, but Zoli resigned and Fanfani was sworn in as new Prime Minister. <mask> was confirmed as the head of Italian education in February 1959. He introduced the study of civic education in schools. A new congress was called after Fanfani's resignation. The leaders of the Democratic Initiative regrouped in the convent of Dorothea of Caesarea, where they abandoned the left-wing policies promoted by Fanfani.<mask> was confirmed in the October's congress after being elected Secretary of DC in the party's national council. After the brief

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texts: right-wing government led by Fernando Tambroni in 1960, supported by the decisive votes of the neo-fascist Italian Social Movement (MSI), the renovated alliance between <mask> as secretary and Fanfani as Prime Minister led the subsequent National Congress, held in Naples in 1962. After the launch of the Christian Democracy, a coalition based upon the alliance with the Socialists, the election was held in 1963, which was characterized by a lack of consensus for the DC. Some rightist electors abandoned the DC for the Italian Liberal Party, which was asking for a centre-right government and received votes from the quarrelsome monarchist area. <mask> kept his influential post at the head of the party and refused the office of Prime Minister. The Christian Democrats decided to replace Fanfani with a provisional administration, but when the congress of the PSI in autumn authorized a full engagement of the party into the government, Giovanni Leone resigned and <mask> became the new Prime. <mask> <mask>'s government was supported by the Italian Socialist Party, as well as the Italian Republican Party and the Italian Democratic Socialist Party.The coalition was characterized by consociationalist and socialist tendencies. A wide range of social reforms were carried out during <mask>'s time in office. An envisioned reform of the entire sector, such as the introduction of minimum standards for housing and environment, was introduced by the 1967 Bridge Law. The annual allowance for university students with income below a given level was introduced in 1963. Public voluntary pre-elementary education for children aged three to five years was introduced on 10 March 1968. The program of social security was extended by a bill. The legal minimum wage was raised, all current pensions were revalued, and a Social Fund was established.Social security insurance was extended to small traders, while health insurance was extended to retired traders. On May 29, 1967, a bill was approved which extended compulsory health insurance to retired farmers, tenant farmers, and sharecroppers, and extended health

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texts: insurance to the unemployed in receipt of unemployment benefits. The law of 5 November 1968 extended family allowances to the unemployed. <mask> had to face the outcome of one of the most tragic events in Italian republican history, the Vajont Dam disaster. On 9 October 1963, a few weeks before his oath as Prime Minister, a landslide occurred on Monte Toc. The dam in the artificial lake was overtopped by 50 million litres of water, leading to the destruction of several villages and towns. In the previous months, the Adriatic Society of Electricity (SADE) and the Italian government, which both owned the dam, dismissed evidence and concealed reports describing the geological instability of Monte Toc on the southern side of the basin.The government and local authorities insisted that the tragedy was caused by a natural event. Many warnings, signs of danger, and negative appraisals had been ignored in the previous months and the attempt to control the landslide by lowering its level was too late to prevent it. The actions of management and government were denounced by the communist newspaper L'Unit. The DC promised to bring justice to the people killed in the disaster. The administrative officials who supervised the construction of the dam were immediately dismissed by <mask>, who was different from his predecessor, Giovanni Leone, who became the head of SADE's team of lawyers. On 25 June 1964, the government was defeated on the budget law for the Italian Ministry of Education, and on the same day <mask> resigned. Pietro Nenni was asked to leave the government majority by the moderate Christian Democratic President of Italy.The general of the Carabinieri, Giovanni De Lorenzo, was sent to deliver a message to the representatives of DC if the negotiations around the formation of a new government failed. According to some historians, the President of the Senate Cesare Merzagora was asked to form a "president's government" by the conservative forces in the Parliament. <mask> was able to form another centre- left majority. <mask> accepted the assignment and the list of ministers of his

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texts: second government after Nenni accepted the downsizing of his reform programs. The President suffered a serious cerebral hemorrhage and resigned after a few months. <mask> and his majority tried to get a left-wing politician to be their candidate in the presidential election. The leader of the PSDI and former President of the Assembly Giuseppe Saragat was elected President after twenty first round of voting.The first left-wing politician to become President of the Republic was Saragat. The centre- left coalition, the first one for the Italian post-war political life, stayed in power for nearly five years, until the 1968 general election, which was characterized by a defeat for DC's centre. The socialists and the social democrats lost a lot of votes compared to the previous election, but the communists gained a lot of votes in the Senate. The Christian Democracy's members were appointed by Saragat to head a new cabinet after the two parties decided to leave the government. <mask> gave the secretariat to the internal opposition at the 1968 DC's congress. He was appointed Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs on August 5, 1969 by Prime Minister Mariano Rumor. <mask> continued the pro-Arab policy of Fanfani.He forced Yasser Arafat to promise not to carry out terrorist attacks in Italy. Bassam Abu Sharif, a leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, confirmed the existence of this pact. He told the Italian newspaper that the Popular Front could transport weapons and explosives in return for immunity from attacks. I followed the negotiations for the agreement. <mask> <mask> was a great man who wanted to save Italy, but I never met him. The admiral and agents of the Italian secret service were with us. The agreement was defined and since then we have always respected it.Two cars were waiting for me when I came to Rome after the deal. We guarantee to avoid embarrassment to your country, because the attacks started from the Italian soil. This version was confirmed by the former President of Italy, who stated that <mask> was the creator of the pact. Libya is an important


title: Aldo Moro

texts: country for Italian interests not only for colonial ties, but also for its energy resources and the presence of about 20,000 Italians. In 1971, Fanfani was proposed as Christian Democracy's candidate for the Presidency of the Republic. His candidacy was weakened by the divisions within his own party and the candidacy of the socialist, who received votes from some members of the party. Fanfani retired after several unsuccessful ballots and <mask> was proposed as a candidate by the left-wing, however the right-wing strongly opposed him and the moderate conservative Christian Democrats preferred him.Leone was elected with a centre-right majority of 518 votes, including those of the neo-fascist Italian Social Movement. On August 4, 1974, a bomb exploded on the Italicus Express, killing 12 people and injuring 48. The train left Florence 45 minutes before the end of the San Benedetto Val di Sambro tunnel under the Apennines. The bomb was placed in the fifth passenger car of the train and exploded when the train reached the end of the tunnel. If the train stayed inside the tunnel the effects of the explosion and fire would have been worse. <mask> should have been on the plane, but a few minutes before departure he was joined by some officials of the Ministry who made him sign some important documents. <mask> <mask> would have been the target of the attack according to some reconstructions.In October 1974 Rumor resigned as Prime Minister after failing to come to an agreement on how to deal with rising economic inflation. <mask> was given the task of forming a new cabinet by the president and was sworn in on November 23rd. During his second term as Prime Minister, the government implemented a number of important social reforms. A law was approved on 9 June 1975, increasing the number of occupational diseases and extending the duration of linked insurance and benefit, while a bill was approved on 3 June 1975, introducing various improvements for retirees. The average earnings of the best 3 years in the last 10 years of work and the automatic adjustment of minimum pensions were taken into

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texts: account. A law was enacted in December of 1975 to upgrade cash benefits for certain diseases. The Osimo Treaty defined the official partition of the Free Territory of Trieste.The port city of Trieste with a narrow coastal strip to the north west was given to Italy, while the north-western part of the Istrian peninsula was given to Yugoslavia. The secretive way in which negotiations were carried out, skipping the traditional diplomatic channels, was harshly criticized by the Italian government. The idea of giving up Istria was rejected by the Italian nationalists. Between World War I and the end of World War II, the west coast of Istria had a sizeable Italian minority population. According to the Italian Criminal Code, anyone found guilty of aiding and abetting a foreign power to exert its sovereignty on the national territory will be sentenced to life in prison. The close relations between <mask> and the communist leader gave <mask>'s governments a capacity to act that went beyond the premises that had seen them born. A new phase to strengthen the Italian democratic system was the aim of the fourth <mask> government, with Ugo La Malfa as the deputy prime minister.<mask> was forced to resign in 1976 after the secretary of the PSI withdrew the external support to the government. After the 1976 general election, <mask> became a vocal supporter of the necessity of starting a dialogue between DC and the PCI. The cabinets should have been able to represent a larger number of voters and parties in order to widen the democratic base of the government. The DC should have been the center of a coalition system based on the principles of consociative democracy according to him. The process was called Historic Compromise. A new political ideology known as Eurocommunism was implemented with Spanish and French communist parties between 1976 and 1977. The two parties began an intense parliamentary debate in a moment of deep social crises after the move made cooperation more acceptable for Christian democratic voters.<mask> was involved in international disputes in 1977. He strongly defended his

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texts: friend, Mariano Rumor, during the parliamentary debate on the scandal, and some journalists reported that he might have been involved in the bribes as well. 13 days before <mask>'s kidnapping, the allegation failed because <mask> was cleared. The proposal by <mask> to start a cabinet made up of Christian democrats and socialists was strongly opposed by the two powers. The United States was worried that the communists might have been able to get information about strategic NATO military plans and installations. The participation in government of the communists in a Western country would have been a cultural failure for the USA. The Italian Communist Party's potential participation in a cabinet was considered by the Soviets to be a form of emancipation from Moscow and rapprochement to the Americans.<mask> and his five bodyguards were kidnapped and murdered on Via Fani in Rome on March 16, 1978, by a unit of the Red Brigades. On the day of his kidnapping, <mask> was on his way to a session of the Chamber of Deputies, where a vote of confidence for a new government led by Giulio Andreotti was to be discussed, for the first time, the support of the Communist Party. <mask> had a strategic political vision. In the following days, trade unions called for a general strike, while security forces made hundreds of raids in Rome, Milan, and other cities. Pope Paul VI offered himself in exchange for <mask> <mask>. The Red brigades wanted to swap <mask>'s life for the freedom of several prisoners. Many people knew where he was hidden during his confinement.The hard line position taken by the government was "State must not bend to terrorist demands". The position was criticized by members of the Christian Democracy party who were also the President of Italy at the time. Three professors from the University of Bologna passed on a tip about a safe-house where <mask> might have been held. The founder of the Christian Democrats gave Prodi a Ouija board with the names of Viterbo, Bolsena and Gradoli on it. During the investigation of <mask>'s kidnapping, some members of law enforcement and of the

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texts: secret services advocated for the use of torture against terrorists, but prominent military like General Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa were against this. Italy can survive the loss of <mask> <mask>, but it would not survive the introduction of torture. Moro wrote to the leaders of the Christian Democrats and Pope Paul VI after he was kidnapped.The letters that were kept secret for more than a decade were published in the early 1990s. <mask> said in his letters that the state's primary focus should be saving lives and that the government should comply with his demands. Most of the DC's leaders argued that the letters did not express <mask>'s genuine wishes, and thus refused all negotiations. The requests of <mask>'s family were in stark contrast to this position. Pope Paul VI asked the terrorists to release <mask>. <mask> was sentenced to death in a "people's trial" after it became clear that the government did not want to negotiate. <mask> would be killed if the Red brigades were not released, according to the last demand sent to the Italian authorities.The large-scale search by the Italian authorities was unsuccessful. <mask> was placed in a car by the terrorists and told to cover himself with a blanket because they were going to take him to another location. They shot <mask> ten times after he was covered. The killer was identified by the official reconstruction after a series of trials. <mask>'s body was left in the trunk of a red car on Via Michelangelo Caetani towards the Tiber River. The Minister of the Interior resigned after the recovery of <mask>'s body. In 2005, a left-wing politician and writer, who had served on a parliamentary inquiry on the <mask> case, suggested the involvement of the Operation Gladio network directed by NATO.He claimed that Gladio was trying to take over the BR to create a new, right-wing law-and-order regime. Steve Pieczenik, a Harvard and MIT educated American psychiatrist and former deputy secretary of state for management, was interviewed in the documentary film Les derniers jours d'Aldo Moro. Pieczenik stated in the interview that they had to

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texts: sacrifice <mask> <mask> to maintain the stability of Italy. Pieczenik said that the U.S. had had to "instrumentalize" the Red brigades. When Moro was thought to be revealing state secrets in his letters, the decision was taken to have him killed, according to him. The former interior minister said that the Crisis Committee leaked a false statement that <mask> was already dead. Since the government had written Moro off, further negotiations would be useless.The process of beatification might be closed or suspended after the recent scandals. When the discrepancies were fixed, the process would continue. Antonio Mennini, the priest who heard <mask>'s last confession, was allowed to give a statement to a tribunal in regards to <mask>'s kidnapping and confession. The beatification process was resumed after this. One of the ideological fathers of modern Italian centre- left is <mask>, a Christian with social democratic tendencies. During his political life, he implemented numerous reforms which deeply changed Italian social life; along with his long-time friend and opponent, he was the protagonists of a long-standing political phase, which brought the social conservative DC towards it. <mask> has been compared to John F. Kennedy and Olof Palme due to his reformist stances.The first step to becoming a saint in the Roman Catholic Church is the beatification of <mask>. Left-wing terrorism and conspiracy took place in Italy in the late 1970s. Historical Social Research is a journal. 38, no. 1, pp. The document is called 129–141 The name of the person is Robin Wagner-Pacifici.The Moro morality play is a social drama. "Pasquino" is the name of the man. <mask> <mask>. Wilsford, David, ed. The biographical dictionary of political leaders of contemporary Western Europe. 341–41. Fasanella-Cereghino.Moro is a puzzle. In Italian. <mask>, <mask> <mask>'s son, was interviewed by La Repubblica. External links 1916 births 1978 deaths 1978 crimes in Italy People from Maglie Italian Roman Catholics Christian Democracy (Italy) politicians Prime Ministers of Italy Education ministers of Italy Foreign

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title: Catherine Belkhodja

texts: <mask> was born in 1955 and is an artist, actress and film director. On 15 April 1955, <mask> was born in Paris, France, to an Algerian father and a French mother. She wrote her first short stories in Algeria. She left for Paris to read architecture, philosophy, town planning and ethnology of the Maghreb after taking her first steps in the cinema. She worked in the town planning department of the Paris Prefecture after graduating from philosophy and reading architecture and bioclimatics. She left for Belgium to further her studies in solar architecture and then for Egypt to work with Hassan Fathy on earth architecture. Career Belkhodja's activities include cinema, television, conceptual art, journalism, philosophy and writing.She studied at the Paris Academy of Dramatic Art and took her first steps in the cinema as a result of watching "Noir et Blanc", "Nuit docile" and "Docile night". She was the main character in both Silent Movie and Level Five. Television Belkhodja has collaborated on a number of television programmes. She was invited to help in the conception of a new magazine by Philippe Alfonsi after she was noticed by him while working on a television programme. Taxi was a talk show in which Belkhodja and her guests would sit in a car and drive around Paris. The programme received a Sept d'or from the French television profession. Chris

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title: Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt

texts: briefly the Governor-General of Finland in 1813. He died on August 19th 1814.Armfelt and Gran Magnus Sprengtporten are considered to be one of the fathers of independence. Armfelt has been a rather-mysterious and generally-unknown character in Swedish history because of his unpopularity among the anti-Gustavian Swedish nobility and the fact that he "turned Russian". Ignorance of Armfelt and his accomplishments persisted for over a century in Sweden and only recently has a more nuanced, positive approach to Armfelt emerged there. He has always been regarded as a great leader in the country. Armfelt was sentenced to death in Sweden for being a traitor because he chose to remain loyal to the people of Finland. The Swedish people did not accept the loss of Finland, which had been part of the realm for over 600 years. Their anguish was compounded by the fact that the province had been lost to Russia.Armfelt's death sentence had no meaning outside of Sweden as there was never a realistic attempt to regain Finland. Politicians wanted to gain favour with the nobles and populace. Sweden was allied with Russia in 1812. Armfelt married Count Carl Julius De la Gardie's daughter, Countess Hedvig Ulrika De la Gardie, in 1785. They had eight children, including Maria Augusta Armfelt. Carl Armfelt died in 1788. <mask> died in 1788.The major-general, count <mask>, was the captain of the ministry of state. Carl Magnus Armfelt was born in Prussia. Armfelt had an illegitimate son, Maurice L'Eclair, from the affair with Mademoiselle L'Eclair. Armfelt had an illegitimate daughter from the affair with Princess Wilhelmine. Maurice was knighted in Sweden in 1816 and became a general, while Vava was adopted into the Armfelt family. People from TarvasjokiSwedish generals 18th-century Swedish nobility Members of the Swedish Academy Politicians of the Russian

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title: Wallace Brownlow

texts: <mask> was an opera singer and actor best known for his roles in Gilbert and Sullivan, first with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in the UK and on tour, and later with J. C. Williamson. He made some silent films in America and appeared in other stage roles in London, New York, and elsewhere. <mask>mie in Mrs. Jarramie's Genie and Lieutenant Colmondeley in The Yeomen of the Guard. He created the roles of Prince John and the Duc de Longueville in La Basoche after leaving the company. He was a member of the D'Oyly Carte when he petitioned for divorce from his first wife.<mask> appeared in Ma mie Rosette and in a revival of H.M.S. Pinafore was born in 1845. He married again in Australia in 1897. He appeared in more Gilbert and Sullivan roles in Australia in the 19th century. He was injured when he fell through a door. His alcoholism contributed to his failure in a venture managing a hotel, despite the fact that he wrote the lyrics for several songs. He appeared in several Broadway productions of comic operas and in some silent films after moving to the United States with his family in 1904.He committed suicide in Australia after his alcoholism ended his career. One of five children of Edward and <mask>, <mask> was born in London in the early 19th century. His father was a sergeant in the Coldstream Guards and by 1871 he was a drill master. In an 1894 interview for the magazine Table Talk in Melbourne, Australia, <mask> said that he left home at the age of 13 as an apprentice on a 600 ton brig and remained at sea until 1877. After a few months in South Africa, he joined the Cape Mounted Rifles. The authorities did not insist on the

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texts: production of his birth certificate as he looked old enough to ride. <mask> was present at the capture of chief Morosi.<mask> was among a group of 200 men besieged at Mafeteng by 6,000 Basutos when the rebellion broke out. <mask> was promoted to sergeant after he was shot. He received a commission to lieutenant as a result of his actions at the village. The name of Sergeant <mask>, who commanded the scouts, and whose courage and intelligence kept me informed of the movements of the enemy up to the moment of the charge, I wish to bring to your attention. Sergeant <mask> came in with the Basutos and one of them was dead. When the war ended, <mask> left the Cape Mounted Rifles and became a journalist on the staff of an Orange Free State newspaper. After making a little money, he returned to England, enjoyed a holiday, and then took a position in a banking house in London to please his father.A month's trial convinced him to leave banking, and he went to Canada to visit his brother in Montreal, but the gold mining expedition to the Lake of the Woods failed. <mask> was back in London in the late 19th century when he saw an advertisement that offered amateur performers the chance to turn professional for a fee. <mask> paid the fee and appeared on stage as a comic policeman at the Imperial Theatre. <mask> was able to state that he had some stage experience because of the failed show. <mask> joined a D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring company in 1884 and was assigned to the chorus. He married Sarah "Siddie" Symons on March 22, 1884. He traveled to the United States in 1885 in the chorus of The Mikado with D'Oyly Carte's first American Mikado

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texts: company.D'Oyly Carte toured Germany and Austria in 1886. <mask>'s first role was as the Foreman of the jury in trial by jury. He appeared in the chorus in the original production of Ruddigore at the Savoy Theatre. <mask> was the understudy to Richard Temple. During the first London revivals of H.M.S., <mask> continued in the chorus at the Savoy Theatre. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance, and The Mikado. The curtain raiser for these revivals was a one-act comic opera, Mrs. Jarramie's Genie, written by Frank Desprez and composed by Alfred Cellier and his brother Francois.The Lieutenant of the Tower of London in the Savoy opera, The Yeomen of the Guard, was created by <mask>. His father was the drill master of the Queen's Body Guard. He played the role of Luiz in the opera from December 1889 to April 1891. <mask> left the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company to play the role of Prince John in Arthur Sullivan's grand opera Ivanhoe and the role of the Duc de Longueville in La Basoche at the Royal English Opera House. He played the role of William in Blue-Eyed Susan at the Prince of Wales's Theatre in 1892. <mask>'s marriage deteriorated because of his infidelity. He petitioned for divorce in 1893 because of his wife's alleged adultery, but she counter-petitioned in 1894 because of his alleged adultery with other women.<mask> traveled to Australia to work for J. C. Williamson, appearing in the 1894 production of Ma mie Rosette, and in an 1895 revival of H.M.S. Pinafore in Australia. He married a woman named Rhoda Ruth Janette Hay in Australia in 1897 and had a child with her. It is not certain if he was divorced from his first wife. He appeared in

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texts: H.M.S. in 1900. The Pirates of Penzance were written by Pinafore. He played The Sultan in Arthur Sullivan's The Rose of Persia, as well as the title role in The Mikado.His first wife was in a workhouse. She died within weeks after being moved to the workhouse's insane asylum. <mask> was injured when he fell through a door. <mask> failed in his attempt to manage a hotel in Western Australia. Stewart wrote in her memoirs of <mask>'s great success with Australian audiences, the "ease and grace and dash" that he brought to his roles, his huge popularity with the women who pursued him, and his weakness for alcohol that led to his unhappy end. While living in Australia, <mask> wrote the lyrics for several songs, one of which was written by another D'Oyly Carte artiste. After moving to the United States with his wife and daughter, he appeared in several Broadway productions of comic operas, including Sergeant Bob Trivet in Love's Lottery.Hugh McIntosh brought <mask> back to Australia after he had gone to California to act in silent films, but soon became addicted to his old habit. <mask> committed suicide by cutting his throat in the Carlton Gardens in September 1919. His wife and daughter lived in California. He wrote that what he had done was driven by continuous boycotting by every theatrical management. I cannot pay my rent and have been asked to leave the hotel. I've tried for every kind of work without success, and being very tired of it, I've decided to take myself to my great Judge, who, I know, will be more compassionate than my fellow beings. There are External links to the Internet Movie Database on the Memories of the D'Oyly

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title: Bill Owens (Colorado politician)

texts: <mask> was the 40th Governor of Colorado from 1999 to 2007. After making transportation, education, and tax cuts the focus of his governorship, <mask> was re-elected in 2002 by the largest majority in Colorado history. He is the most recent Republican to serve as Governor of Colorado. <mask> was born in Fort Worth, Texas, and graduated from a high school there. <mask> was appointed a Page in the U.S. House of Representatives when he was a sophomore in high school. The doorkeeper of the House assigned <mask> to the Republican cloakroom, where he worked for notable Republicans such as George H.W. Bush, Gerald Ford and Bob Dole.He was the president of the student body at Stephen F. Austin State University. While at Stephen F. Austin, <mask> was involved in the Students for George Bush. Bush was unsuccessful in his campaign for the Senate. <mask> would first meet Bush during the campaign. A full two-year fellowship was awarded to <mask> after he received a master's degree in Public Affairs from the University of Texas. <mask> accepted a position in the Washington D.C. office of Touche Ross & Co. He moved to Colorado in 1977 after working for the Gates Corporation.He was the Executive Director of the Colorado Petroleum Association and the Executive Vice President of the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association. <mask> was a member of the Colorado House of Representatives from 1982 to 1988 and a State Senator from 1988 to 1994. The nation's third charter school law was sponsored by <mask> while he was in the Legislature. He was the Chair of the House and Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committees, as well as the Chair of the National Conference of State Legislatures' Energy Committee. <mask> was elected to statewide office as Colorado State Treasurer in 1994 and was responsible for managing the state's $5 billion in investment funds. He was on the board of the Colorado Public Employees Retirement Association. <mask> was elected the 40th Governor of Colorado in 1998 when he defeated Gail Schoettler by 8,300 votes.<mask> became Colorado's first Republican governor in 24 years when he was inaugurated on January 12, 1999. His platform included

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texts: cutting taxes, repairing Colorado's aging infrastructure, and continuing school accountability reforms. <mask> worked with the legislature controlled by his own party to push through the largest tax relief package in state history, amounting to $1 billion in rate cuts to the sales, personal-income, and capital-gains taxes. The elimination of the state's marriage penalty was championed by <mask>. By 2006 the <mask> administration estimated the tax cuts had saved $3.6 billion. <mask> brought his transportation funding initiative to the ballot in 1999. The TRANS initiative accelerated future federal transportation dollars on 28 road projects across the state.T-REX was the keystone project. T-REX combined new road funding from TRANS to widen and expand I 25 through Denver with $460 million worth of new light rail lines to link downtown Denver with the Denver Tech Center. T-REX was finished in less than five years thanks to an innovative design-build concept. The Colorado Student Assessment Program, created during the administration of Roy Romer, was the basis of <mask>' education reforms. <mask> added accountability reports to the tests to allow parents to better assess the performance of Colorado's public schools. Colorado's charter school program was expanded by him as a state legislator in the 1990s. The greatest majority in Colorado history was achieved by <mask> in the 2002 governor's race.National Review proclaimed <mask> as "America's Best Governor" before the election. In the summer of 2002, when the Hayman Fire and Coal Seam Fire ravaged much of Western Colorado, <mask> made perhaps the first major press faux-pas of his tenure. <mask> said that it looks as if all of Colorado is burning today after an aerial tour of the fires. <mask> was blamed by many western slope residents for driving away tourists with a truncated version of the quote. Colorado voters rejected <mask>' water storage initiative in 2002. The referendum failed to win a single county in the state. While the initiative was supported by most Colorado newspapers and business groups, it was opposed by the environmental community and many on Colorado's Western Slope who feared

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title: Bill Owens (Colorado politician)

texts: it would lead.<mask> caused a controversy in the Republican Party by announcing his support for Bob Schaffer's candidacy. Pete Coors announced his entry two days after Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell endorsed him. <mask> was elected in November of 2006 to replace <mask>. The test of <mask>' time was when he faced conflicting budget measures in Colorado's Taxpayer Bill of Rights and the voter's endorsement of Amendment 23 which mandates increases in education funding. The budget was prevented from recovering once the recession ended. <mask> angered some conservatives by working with moderate Republican and Democratic legislators to craft and endorse what became known as Referendum C, a 5-year timeout from TABOR's spending restrictions. Conservative leaders such as Dick Armey and Grover Norquist criticized the measure.In November 2005, Referendum C passed with over 50% of the vote. It was endorsed by every major newspaper in the state as well as the state Chamber of Commerce, but it was controversial. <mask> was elected as Chair of the Western Governors Association after serving as Vice Chair and Chair of the Republican Governors Association. He debated public policy in person, including with Howard Dean, the Democratic Chair of the DNC, and George Ryan, the former Governor of Illinois. <mask> was a panelist at the World Economic Forum in 2005, debating U.S. foreign policy with Senators Joe Biden and Chris Dodd. <mask> is a senior director at the international law firm of Greenberg Traurig, where he works on public policy and regulatory issues. He is on the boards of Key Energy, Cloud Peak Energy, Bill Barrett Corporation, Credit Bank of Moscow, and Federal Signal.In January 2007, <mask> joined the University of Denver's Institute for Public Policy Studies as a senior fellow. Romney was an early supporter of <mask>. <mask> worked for John McCain after Romney dropped out of the race. He was co-chair of Romney's Colorado campaign and endorsed him for the 2012 Republican nomination. <mask> married and divorced in the same year. <mask> Beauprez is one of the couple's three children. <mask> discussed President Bush's policies in a video and

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title: Mike Bishop (politician)

texts: <mask> was the U.S. representative for from 2015 to 2019. He is a member of a political party. He served in the Michigan House of Representatives from 1999 to 2003 and the Michigan State Senate from 2003 to 2010 as majority leader. <mask> lost his reelection bid to Slotkin. <mask> graduated from the University of Michigan in 1989. He received a degree. The College of Law at Michigan State University.<mask> was employed by the law firm of Booth Patterson. He became a senior attorney at Simon, Galasso & Frantz. <mask> is a member of the American Bar Association, State Bar of Michigan, District of Columbia Bar, and the Supreme Court of the United States. <mask> is a member of the National Association of Sportsmen Legislators and served on the Municipal Law and Business Law committees of the Oakland County Bar Association. <mask> taught at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School after he left the Michigan Legislature. <mask> tried to get elected to the University of Michigan Board of regents in 1996. <mask> served in the Michigan State House of Representatives from 1999 to 2002 and his son, Michigan House of Representatives <mask>, did the same from 1999 to 2002.He was the vice chairman of the Commerce Committee during his time in the Michigan House. Michigan Senate <mask> was elected to the State Senate in 2002 to represent the 12th district, a seat which had previously been held by his father. He was unable to seek re-election in 2010 because of term limits. Before he became majority leader, <mask> was chosen to be chairman of the Banking and Financial Institutions Committee and vice chairman of both the Gaming and Casino Oversight Committee and Judiciary Committee. The Senate's majority leader was Majority Leader <mask>. <mask> tried to get the Republican nomination for state attorney general. He ran for prosecutor in Oakland County but lost.<mask> won the Michigan's 8th congressional district

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title: Mike Bishop (politician)

texts: in the US House of Representatives elections. On January 6, 2015, <mask> was sworn in. He voted for John Boehner after being sworn in. In 2016 <mask> was re-elected. He ran in the Republican primary. There are two Democrats who have filed to run in the primary election. Gilbert later withdrew.Gilbert was replaced by Shkreli late in the race. <mask> lost to Slotkin in the election. Committee on Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education Subcommittee on Workforce Protections Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial and Antitrust Law Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight Subcommittee on Human Resources Caucus In 2016 <mask> voted to repeal theAffordable Care Act. <mask> wants the USDA to stop the killing of kittens after being tested on for research. The National Rifle Association gave <mask> a A/A+ rating for her support of gun rights and the Second Amendment. When <mask> was Majority Leader of the Michigan Senate, a bill to create the Gordie Howe International Bridge as a companion to the Ambassador Bridge came to him for determination to put it to the Senate floor for a vote.Corporate interests were in favor of the bill that would pay for the bridge. <mask> did not bring the legislation to a floor vote because there were too many outstanding legal issues. <mask> received campaign donations from the owner of the Ambassador Bridge. The project continued without <mask>'s support because the governor found another way to make the deal. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and promised to block the bridge. There is a proposal for the federal government to fund a customs center. <mask> wouldn't support federal funding of the customs center if elected.<mask> is married and has three children. He is a person of faith. Detroit College of Law alumni are members of the United States House of

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title: Sunny Murray

texts: One of the pioneers of the free jazz style of drumming was <mask>. <mask> was raised by an uncle who died after being refused treatment because of his race, in Idabel, Oklahoma. He started playing drums when he was nine. He spent two years in a reformatory as a teen in Philadelphia. He worked in a car wash in New York City in the 60's. He played with musicians such as trumpeters Red Allen and Ted Curson and pianist Willie "The Lion" Smith. In 1959 he played for the first time with pianist Cecil Taylor and, according to <mask>, "all the other things were wiped from my mind."<mask> said that they went to workshops with Varse and did a lot of creative things without a job. In 1961, <mask> made a recording with Taylor's group that was released under the auspices of Gil Evans as one side of Into the Hot. <mask> went to Europe with Taylor and Jimmy Lyons. Assist Henry Grimes was supposed to join them, but fell ill at the last moment. <mask> stated that the group decided to be free when they were in Sweden. The way Cecil and Jimmy were playing, we were so fresh. The trio recorded the influential concerts released as Nefertiti the Beautiful One Has Come.<mask> met Albert Ayler while in Sweden with Taylor. After hearing Taylor's group perform, Ayler approached them and said "I've been waiting for you," according to <mask>. You're the guys I've been waiting for. He said that Taylor

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texts: jumped out of his chair the first time Ayler played. The Cecil Taylor Unit was recorded with Ayler and the group performed at the Take Three after returning to the United States. The concert featured The Jazz Messengers, Art Blakey, and Eric Dolphy. Ayler didn't know New York from a can of beans.I took him to meet Archie and all the cats after he came over to my house. <mask> joined Ayler's trio with bassist Gary Peacock. The historic Spiritual Unity was recorded by <mask> and Ayler. <mask> was one of the important figures in jazz who appeared just at the right time. Ayler was given the freedom to travel his own road because of his unchained approach to percussion. <mask> stated that he was offered a spot in John Coltrane's band, but turned it down. <mask> recorded his own compositions under his own name, beginning with Sonny's Time Now, which was released on Leroi Jones's Jihad label.Jones recites his poem "Black Art" on the album. The record is strange because Albert and Don are playing like this. He released three recordings on BYG Actuel when he moved to Europe. He continued to play and record as a sideman. In 1980, he recorded with Cecil Taylor for the album It Is in the Brewing Luminous, and in 1996, he recorded with Taylor again for the album Corona. He died from multiple organ failure at the age of 81. The film "Sunny's Time Now: A Portrait of Jazz Drummer <mask>" was

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texts: released on DVD in 2008.Style <mask> forwent the drummer's traditional role as timekeeper in favor of purely textural playing. <mask>'s aim was to free the soloist completely from the restrictions of time, and to do this he set up a continual hailstorm of percussion. His concept relied heavily on continuous ringing stick-work on the edge of the cymbals, an irregular staccato barrage on the snare, spasmodic bass drum punctuation and constant, but not metronomic, use of the sock-cymbal. He played with his mouth open, emitting a wailing which blended into the overall percussion backdrop. He lay down a tapestry behind the soloist so he could move wherever he wanted. According to John Litweiler,<mask> and Albert Ayler abolished bar lines altogether. <mask>'s playing is described as follows: Watching Sonny play, as he swoops and floats, hovers, lunges, above and into the drums, it is immediate... his body-ness, his physicality in the music.As a conductor of energies, directing them this way and that way, not just as a drum beater. The next time, I smashed it. Both feet are on the bass drums. The result of body-mined spirit feel is his rolls and bombs. He wants the sounds to be natural. The drum was a manifestor of energy that flowed through and out of his body. It is Rhythm as occurrence.You hear him moaning behind his instrument. His voice was loud. The sound of feeling. The moan,

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texts: a ragged body-spasm sound, is lifting all the other sounds into prayers. <mask> sees the drum kit as a sculpture. The drums are a sculpture he dances around, giving the drum kit a numinosity like African drums utilized for ritual purposes. He maximized the force of his contact with all surfaces, not just skins but metal and wood as well, by dancing about the drums, not merely alertly sitting before them.The sheerness of his approach assures a broader spectrum of timbres than those achieved by players using conventional posture. The illusion of several drummers performing simultaneously is created by <mask>'s dance in fast motion. The richness of <mask>'s cymbals and vocals is reinforced by his drum attacks, particularly his sonorous tattoos on the bass drum. He has a gift for playing cymbals in counterpoint to bass drum tones. He creates a sense of time which might be appreciated by a tradition-minded African, not time measured by Timex, not shaped by a cymbal's metronomic insistences, but time as the poet Blake understood it, found in the pulsation of an arteries. <mask>elmholtz gave him the technique he needed to develop his unique approach to the drum kit. Alan Silva said that it was the end of swing because of <mask>'s rapid fluttering of the bass drum and washes and waves of cymbals.It became slow as it became so fast. The first drummer to play the theory of relativity

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texts: was <mask>. <mask> said that he works for natural sounds rather than trying to sound like drums. I try to sound like the sound of a car motor or the sound of a volcano, but sometimes it's 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 He tried to design a different kind of drum set that was more in touch with the human voice. Discography as leader Sonny's Time Now,<mask>, Big Chief, and Homage to Africa. Borah Bergman, Monks, John Blum, In the Shade of Sun, Bill Dixon, 7-tette/Archie Shepp, and the New York Contemporary 5 are all from Celluloid.<mask>, A Sanctuary Within (Black Saint, 1992), Itaru Oki, Paris Ohrai, Odean Pope, Plant Life, and Aki Takase. "All About Jazz" is an interview with Clifford Allen. "<mask>: On Taking the Leap from One Reality to Another" was written by Robert Levin. Musicians from Philadelphia BYG Actuel artists DIW Records ESP-Disk artists Enja Records People from Idabel, Oklahoma Jazz musicians from Pennsylvania New York Contemporary Five members

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texts: <mask> entered the New Zealand House of Representatives in 2008 as a member of the New Zealand National Party. He became Minister of Transport and Minister for Communications and Information Technology in the same year. He served as Minister for Finance and Minister for Infrastructure. He was a millionaire before he entered politics. After losing his bid for the leadership of the party, he resigned from politics. <mask>'s parents worked in the grocery business. He went to school at Francis Douglas Memorial College before going to study veterinary science.He graduated with a degree in zoology. He was a programme director on student radio. He failed one economics paper through insufficient grade because he withdrew or did not complete seven of them. <mask> and a group of friends started their own radio station after leaving university. Over the course of seventeen years, he built up RadioWorks, organically and by acquisition, to a network of 22 radio stations and 650 staff. <mask> received $6 million for the sale of RadioWorks when it was purchased by CanWest in 2001. He worked as a campaign manager for the New Zealand National Party in the 2005 and 2008 general elections.In the 2002 general election, he was announced as a list only candidate, but did not appear on the final list. He was the CEO of the travel media company for two years. In 2010 while Minister of Transport, <mask> admitted to two prior driving convictions, careless driving resulting in a fine in 1988, and careless driving causing injury resulting in a fine and loss of licence in 1989. <mask> was elected as a list-only candidate

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texts: at the 2008 election in the Fifth National Government of New Zealand of the 49th Parliament of New Zealand representing the New Zealand National Party. <mask> was appointed to the office of the Minister of Transport and the office of the Communications and Information Technology as a first term member of parliament. <mask> was named The Honorable <mask> <mask>, MP, after being appointed as a member of the Executive Council. Changes were introduced when he was the Minister of Transport.In November of 2009, a ban on using cellphones while driving took effect. New Zealand had a unique right-hand rule. The minimum driving age was raised. Both measures were subject to cabinet approval and public consultation. The minimum driving age proposal was criticized by the editorial board of The New Zealand Herald for being too hesitant after experts and the public had favored raising the driving age as high as 18 and in the opinion of the newspaper, <mask> "had not shown the resolve to follow the recommendations". A council-controlled organisation was created by him. According to <mask>, "Auckland will need a good agency focused on delivering the projects that have been agreed by council."Anne Tolley was replaced by <mask> in the Office of Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment. In the 50th New Zealand Parliament, <mask> retained his seat in Parliament and was appointed to the office of Minister for Economic Development. The fifth national government of New Zealand. His previous role was that of Minister of Transport. Skycity agreed to install an additional 230 pokie machines and 40 new

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texts: gambling tables in exchange for building a $402 million convention centre. He was given responsibility to investigate the Fonterra recall. A rubber sex toy was thrown at <mask> during an anti-TPPA protest at Waitangi Day celebrations in 2016 in what became known as the Waitangi dildo incident.The nurse from New Zealand shouted "That's for raping our sovereignty". She said she was protesting against the legislation. She was taken away by police. <mask> was appointed the Minister of Finance and Infrastructure. The Labour Party's fiscal plan had a NZ$11 billion hole, according to <mask>. The charges were disputed by Labour politicians. <mask> was re-elected after standing on the National Party list.In the New Zealand House of Representatives, National won 50% of the popular vote and 56 seats. National did not have the majority needed to govern alone. Labour formed a coalition government with the New Zealand First and Green parties. <mask> became the National Party's spokesman for finance and infrastructure after the formation of a Labour-led coalition government. He was given a seat on the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee. On 6 March, <mask> resigned from Parliament after not being offered the Finance portfolio under new National leader Simon Bridges. <mask> lives in Albany with his wife and two children.MediaWorks repays '<mask> loan' for radio licences. The profile is on national.org.nz. Members of the Cabinet of New Zealand, Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives, New Zealand business people, New Zealand National Party MPs, and people educated at Francis Douglas

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title: Shaughnessy Cohen

texts: <mask>, also known as Murray, was a Canadian politician who represented the riding of Windsor. She was a member of the Liberal Party of Canada from 1993 to 1998. She was born and raised in London, Ontario. She returned to law school after studying English literature and sociology at the University of Windsor. <mask> was a psychology professor. She decided to take her husband's name when she realized it would make her both Irish and Jewish. She was called to the Bar of Ontario in 1979 and worked as a lawyer until her election to Parliament.<mask> was the Liberal candidate in Windsor. The New Democratic Party's incumbent, Howard McCurdy, defeated Clair in the 1988 election. <mask> won the seat in the 1993 election. <mask> blamed the situation on the costs of a political campaign and the controversy subsided after she agreed to a debt consolidation plan. After being sworn in as a Member of Parliament, she wrote a letter to the government requesting that the federal government building in Windsor be named after her father. After the first sitting of the new parliament in January 1994, <mask> was the first newly elected MP to be subjected to a critical profile in Frank, although both <mask> and the Windsor Star criticized the profile's accuracy. <mask> was appointed to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Human Resources and Development in 1994.In June, she was one of several Liberal MPs, along with Barry Campbell, Bill Graham, and Hedy Fry, who interceded with the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party to encourage her not to withdraw the party's support of the Equality Rights Statute Amendment Act. She co-chaired a parliamentary subcommittee to investigate allegations against the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, including the role of Grant Bristow. On the final day of the 1995 Ontario provincial election campaign, <mask> was one of several MPs, along with Jane Stewart, Benot Serré, and Stan Dromisky, who made speeches in the federal House of Commons campaigning on behalf of

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texts: the Ontario Liberal Party. She was one of only a few MPs who voted in favour of the private member's motion calling on the government to recognize same-sex marriage. She was an election monitor for the Palestinian Authority election. She was named chair of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice in March. The reforms of the Young Offenders Act were announced by the Justice Minister in 1998.She was re-elected in 1997 due to a resurgence in support for the New Democratic Party. Joe Comartin was her opponent. In her second term, she identified one of her key goals as advocating for a crossnational environmental project to clean up pollution in the Detroit River. She collapsed in the House of Commons just seconds after addressing the House. She died after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. She was the first person to die in the House of Commons chamber, rather than in her office, and the fifth person to die on Parliament Hill. MPs from all parties spoke in tribute to <mask>.The leader of the New Democratic Party paid tribute to <mask>'s passion for the pursuit of justice for the rights of those who were not being fully respected, while the Reform Party's Randy White praised her personality as "a seemingly impossible combination of vigorous partisanship and open-minded friendship." Historian Charlotte Gray, a personal friend of <mask>'s, revealed that <mask> had once filled the glass on Paul Martin's House of Commons desk with gin just before a budget speech. The House was immediately adjourned for the Christmas holiday, several days earlier than planned, after the speeches. Jerry ran for the Liberal nomination in the by-election, but lost to Rick Limoges. Limoges narrowly defeated Comartin in the 2000 election. She is buried on Canada's most southern inhabited land. Her gravesite can be found in the municipal cemetery.The Shaughnessy Cohen Award for Political Writing was established in her memory by the Writers' Trust of Canada. Susan Delacourt published a biography of

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texts: Hall of Fame years later. The investigation of Russian-backed Communists in post-war Japan was the first assignment for Private <mask>. He earned a master parachutist badge after completing intense parachute training in Japan. Jacklyn was the daughter of a US prosecutor at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. When he returned to the United States after serving in Japan, he marriedJackie.The United States Army Airborne School and Ranger School were attended by <mask>. As a company commander with the 4th Airborne Ranger Company, Lieutenant <mask> entered the Korean war in 1951. In Munsan-Ni, a tiny village in the South Korea, he displayed his leadership and courage on his first day of combat. The 3rd Platoon was assigned to execute a parachute assault on the village. Senior officers loaded him with extra map cases and wire because he was an extra officer. The young man jumped onto the roof of a hut to fight the fire. He lost his rifle and was stabbed in the groin by a North Korean soldier."I held onto that little guy's finger for dear life until a medic shot him dead," he said. Nine of his fellow soldiers were killed in the first three minutes of the attack. The 3rd Platoon was ordered to hold down the enemy at the base of a hill. The platoon commander refused to proceed. With his platoon under heavy fire, <mask> and four others charged up the hill, at times with only the use of his ka-bar knife. The hill was held by the four

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title: Michael D. Healy

texts: respond quickly enough to save American troops who were in danger, so Mike Healey relied heavily on his mobile units, which were named after him. The second tour was from January to May 1964.He became the assistant personnel officer in HQ 5th Special Forces Group in June of that year. In December 1964 he became the Group's Operations and Training Officer. In August 1964, he took command of the 101st Airborne Division. He was selected for the Army War College after being in charge of the 1-501)st for almost two years. He returned in June 1966 for his second tour of duty as CO of the renamed "Geronimos" after telling his commander he did not want someone else taking his men in to combat. After nearly thirty months of consecutive battalion command, <mask> returned to the US to attend the Army War College. In 1967, after completing his courses, he was selected to serve as the Executive Officer and Special Assistant to the Deputy US Ambassador during the sensitive formation and initial operation of the Office of Civil Operations in Vietnam.In March 1969 he returned to Vietnam as Commander of Special Troops and Assistant Chief of Staff. He took charge of the 1st brigade, 9th infantry division in the Mekong Delta in August. After returning to Hawaii with his brigade, he was recalled to Vietnam to command the 5th Special Forces Group, and also to mend the reputation of the Green Berets, after the murder of a double agent. He commanded the 5th Special


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texts: Forces group for nearly twenty months before returning to the United States. He was awarded the first of two medals for his prompt return and lengthy service. He was the Chief of the Pacific Division and the deputy director of operations. He was promoted to brigadier general and assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division.Fort Bragg, North Carolina, was the home of the Assistant Division Commander, the 82nd Airborne Division, for the next eight months. For the second time, General Abrams asked for his help. The war was coming to an end and the most qualified men were needed to lead the troops. In June. After his last combat tour of duty, Gen. <mask> said goodbye to his family and returned to Vietnam. He was the Commanding General of the 2nd Regional Assistance Command. All US combat forces were ordered out of Vietnam.In 1963, he was one of the first Americans to enter Vietnam. He commanded a large portion of the US fighting forces at the end of US involvement. After retirement, he took command of the John F. Kennedy Institute for Special warfare, Fort Bragg, and was promoted to major general. He was sent on his last overseas assignment in October 1975, when he was still in command of the Institute. The Chief of Staff of Combined Military Planning was stationed in Ankara, Turkey. He oversaw military maneuvers around oil fields in the Middle East for two years. 35 years after he enlisted as a private, Gen. <mask> returned to the United States to command

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texts: the Army Readiness Region V.General <mask>'s last assignment was this one. After 35 years of military service, he retired from active duty on February 28, 1981. He died at the age of 91. <mask> received many awards and honors during his 35-year military career. His decorations include the Combat Infantry Badge, the Bronze Star with "V" device, and the Legion of Merit. He received badges from the Republic of Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Korea, Iran and Pakistan, as well as a Master Parachutist Badge from the U.S. Army. Legacy General <mask> is the inspiration for two novels and a feature film.Robin Moore told a Turkish newspaper that he was inspired to write "The Green Beret" by one of the few men from whom he took inspiration. Moore repeated the same thing in a 1998 interview. John Wayne was the lead character in his book and movie. James Jones wrote in his book that there was always one thing about <mask>. You were aware that his nerves were steel and that his aggressive physical courage was monumental. Special Forces Association Chapter 37 in Chicago was named for him. He became a distinguished member of the special forces.Mike was a beloved hero of the Green Berets and had a special bond with the men he led. He credited his success to the men he led. Iron Mike was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. Jacklyn and 6 sons, <mask>., <mask>. Jr., Timothy P., Sean C, and datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe

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title: Nasr Abu Zayd

texts: <mask> was an Egyptian Quranic thinker, author, academic and one of the leading liberal theologians in Islam. He is famous for his project, which challenged mainstream views on the Quran, sparking controversy and debate. The Quran was a cultural product that had to be read in the context of the language and culture of the seventh century Arabs, and could be interpreted in more than one way. He was against the use of religion to exert political power. He fled Egypt after an Egyptian Sharia court declared him an apostate in 1995. He died in Egypt. The post-1967 Arab intellectual tradition has referred to <mask> as one of the big names.On July 10, 1943, Nasr Hamid <mask> was born in a small village 120 km from Cairo. <mask> was a Qri who could recite the Qur'an with the proper rules, and a Hafiz who had memorised the Quran from a young age. <mask> was imprisoned at the age of 12 because he sympathized with the Muslim Brotherhood. He was influenced by the writings of Sayyid Qutb, who was executed by the Egyptian state in 1966, but moved away from the ideas of the Brethren and Qutb as he grew older. He worked for the National Communications Organization in Cairo after receiving technical training. He obtained his BA degree in Arabic Studies at Cairo University, and later his MA and PhD degrees in Islamic Studies, with works on the interpretation of the Qur'an. He joined the faculty of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature at Cairo University in 1982.In 1987 he became an associate professor. He was a visiting lecturer at Osaka University from 1985 to 1989. The process

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texts: of being considered for promotion to full professor at Cairo University in 1992 turned into a legal nightmare for him and his wife. He was divorced from his wife after the Court of Appeals declared him an apostate when he was promoted. He obtained the position of Visiting Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Leiden University after being called for his death and exile. He held the Chair of Humanism and Islam at the University for Humanistics in the Netherlands and also supervised MA and PhD students there. He was involved in a project on Jewish and Islamic Hermeneutics as Cultural Critique in the Working Group on Islam and modernity at the Institute of Advanced Studies of Berlin.He received a prize for freedom of thought. The French department at Cairo University was where his wife returned several times to discuss MA and PhD theses. After 1995 Dr. <mask> returned a number of times to Egypt to visit family. He died during a visit to Indonesia and was hospitalized in Cairo. He died in a Cairo hospital at the age of 66. He was buried in his birthplace on the same day. The lawsuit against Nasr <mask> <mask> case began when he was refused a promotion. The Standing Committee of Academic Tenure and Promotion for advancement received Dr. <mask>'s academic publications in May 1992. His works in Arabic and other languages include the founding of Medieval Ideology and The Critique of Religious Discourse. Two reports in favor of the promotion of Dr. <mask> were presented by the committee.The third one, written by Abdel-Sabour Shahin, a professor of Arabic linguistics at the

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texts: Cairo Dar al- 'Ulum, and a committee member, accused <mask> of "clear affronts to the Islamic faith" and rejected the promotion. Despite the two positive reports, the Tenure and Promotion Committee voted against the promotion, arguing that his works did not justify a promotion. The Council of the Arabic Department made a statement against the committee's decision. The decision of the committee report was confirmed by the Council of Cairo University. Shahin denounced <mask> as an apostate at the pulpit at the mosque where he was a preacher. The "mainstream, semi-state press" published a flood of articles accusing him of heresy. Shahin may have been motivated by other factors than piety, according to critics of the case.Shahin was active in Egypt's ruling party as chairman of its religious committee, as well as being preacher during Friday Services at Cairo's oldest mosque and host of a number of television and radio programs about Islam. Shahine was a consultant for the Rayyan Investment Company in the late 1980s. Rayyan appealed to Muslims who believed that Islam forbids them to receive interest. It promised to pay them with dividends. The firm went bankrupt and deprived thousand of Egyptians of their life savings. Rayyan is an example of how religious discourse can be used for ulterior motives. Shahine was not happy with the criticism.The case moved beyond Cairo University when a group of Islamists led by the former state official, Muhammad Samida <mask> and including Shahin, filed a lawsuit before the Giza Lower Personal Status Court in Cairo. The couple heard about the

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texts: case in the tabloid newspapers. The case was filed through personal status law for divorce because the Islamic Shari'a is still in force in Egyptian law. Before the function of the muhtasib expired, cases of hisbah were filed against Muslims who violated a "right of God" and thus disturbed the public order. The advantage of the lawsuit was that it didn't have to do with the alleged wrongdoing of the defendants. The hisbah principles were amended in 1998 but were too late to help <mask>. The professor was accused of being an "ignorant proponent of the Enlightenment" who understood freedom of thought to mean freedom to lead the people to infidelity.<mask>'s work was called "cultural AIDS" and "intellectual terrorism" by another person. The critic wassailed as an apostate for his own religious writings. The Giza Personal Status Court rejected the demand because there was no personal interest in the matter. On June 14, 1995 Cairo's Court of Appeals reversed the lower court ruling and declared the marriage null and void. The judgement states that the verse authorizing the tax on non-Muslims is not subject to discussion, and that owning slave women is allowed under certain conditions. The judgement stated that the proposition that the requirement of Christians and Jews to paypoll tax constitutes a reversal of humanity's efforts to establish a better world is contrary to the divine verse. If non-Muslim countries were to grant their Muslim minorities even one-tenth of the rights accorded to non-Muslim minorities by Islam, this would be a step forward for humanity.The verse on

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texts: Jizyah, verse 29 of Surat al-Tawbah is not subject to discussion. The legitimacy of owning slaves is considered to be religiously proven if the required conditions are met, despite the fact that the questioning by <mask> of the permissibility in Islam of the ownership of slave girls is contrary to all the divine texts which permit such. <mask> was declared a threat to national security by Judge 'Abd al- 'Alim Musa and his fellow jurists because he attacked Islam. A month after the ruling, Judge Alim told an Egyptian magazine that Muslims are required to believe in spirits, devils and the throne of God. According to scholar Michael Cook, <mask> did not deny the existence of jinn, but explained their reason for being in the Qur'an as part of an appeal to existing Arab conception. The notion of divine revelation would have been difficult to accept without jinn being part of the culture of the Arabs at the time when the Quran was revealed. <mask>'s innovations in interpreting the Quran, his background as a critic of Islamic fundamentalism, and of Islamic investment companies in particular, are thought to have played a part in motivating.The irony of the story occurred when Cairo University promoted <mask>d to full professor and the academic committee wrote: After reviewing the works submitted by Dr. <mask>-Zeid in his application for promotion, examining them both individually and as a whole, we have reached the following conclusion He does not attempt to make a critique until he has mastered the issues before him, investigating them by way of both traditional and modern

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texts: methodologies. He is a free thinker who is only interested in the truth. The necessity to honestly identify the ills of this world in order that an effective cure be found is what stems from his style. Academic research should not be limited to social problems, but should allow researchers to investigate and interpret as much as possible in order to suggest solutions to current problems. The decision provoked a great debate because of the violation of fundamental human rights but also because of the anger against <mask>d and death threats in Egypt. It took <mask>d a week to be cursed all over Egypt.A group of professors at al-Azhar University, the "theological centre of Egypt", issued a joint statement calling for <mask>'s execution after the verdict was issued. The Egyptian Islamic Jihad organization, which assassinated Egyptian president Anwar Sadat in 1981 and was engaged in a guerrilla war with the government at the time, issued a statement saying the professor should be killed for abandoning his Muslim faith. His death was called for by many people. The Islamic Banner, a newspaper published by the ruling political party of the secular anti-fundamentalist regime, declared that execution was a fitting penalty for <mask>. One threat in the mail said "No matter how much the police tries to protect you, you will not get away". A police officer guarding the house of Dr. Nasr <mask> referred to him as a "kafir" when asked about the situation by a neighbor. The Court case was based on the alleged apostasy of Nasr <mask>, hence the decision was based on Qur'anic punishment.The

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