title: Richard Attenborough

texts: Five days before his birthday, Attenborough died at the Denville Hall at the age of 90. He wanted his ashes to be interred in a vault next to those of his daughter Jane Holland and granddaughter Lucy, both of whom died in the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. He was survived by his wife of 69 years, their oldest and youngest children, six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and his younger brother David. His widow died in January of 2016 at the age of 93.He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. He was made a Knight Bachelor in the New Year's Honours in 1976, and was made a life peer on July 30, 1993. The appointment by John Major was non- political and he could have been a crossbencher, but he chose to sit on the Labour benches. In 1992 he was offered a peerage by Neil Kinnock, the leader of the Labour Party, but he refused as he felt unable to commit himself to the time necessary to do what was required of him in the Upper Chamber. During a dinner held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Agatha Christie play The Mousetrap, which he had been an original cast member, he was surprised by Eamonn Andrews at the Savoy Hotel, as he was the subject of This Is Your Life. The Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolence Peace Prize was awarded to Attenborough in 1983. The Legion d'Honneur and the Order of the Companions of O.R. were both awarded to him.The South African government gave Tambo a citation for his contribution to the struggle against apartheid. The Alfred Toepfer Foundation gave the annual Shakespeare Prize to <mask> in 1992. He was a fellow of King's College London. On July 13, 2006 David and his brother, David, were


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texts: awarded the titles of distinguished fellows of the University ofLeicester in recognition of their continued distinguished service to the university. The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (RSAMD) in Glasgow awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Drama to <mask> on November 20, 2008. The film maker was a fellow of Bangor University. He was honoured by the naming of a sound stage after him.The stage was unveiled on April 23, 2012 by Lord Puttnam and Lord Grade. The home of BAFTA was the location of an event hosted by the Arts for India charity committee. In the third series of Monty Python's Flying Circus, he was portrayed as Dickie <mask> in a British Showbiz Awards sketch. Eric Idle portrays <mask> as effusive and simpering. A depiction like that seen in Monty Python can be seen in the early series of Spitting Image, when <mask>'s caricature regularly appeared to thank others for an imaginary award. In 2012 Simon Callow portrayed <mask> in a movie. See also List of oldest Best Director Academy Award winnersBritish film producers, British male film actors, British radio DJs, English-language film directors, English male Shakespearean actors, and European Film Awards winners are all Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Directors Guild of

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title: Elizabeth Robins

texts: She was an actress, playwright, novelist, and suffragist. She wrote under the name C. E. Raimond. The first child of Charles and Hannah Crow was born in Louisville, Kentucky. The children were left in the care of Hannah after her father left for Colorado. When Hannah was committed to an insane asylum, <mask> and the other children were sent to live with her grandmother in Ohio, where she was educated. Her grandmother was the one who gave her The Complete Works of William Shakespeare and who supported her endeavor to act in New York City. Her father was a Robert Owen follower.Though her father was an insurance broker, he traveled a lot during her childhood and in the summer of 1880, she was able to attend theatre in New York and Washington along the way. <mask> was one of her father's favorites because of her intelligence. He wanted her to study medicine. At the age of fourteen, she saw her first professional play, which inspired her to pursue an acting career. She began her acting career in America in the late 19th century. After moving to New York, she met James O'Neill, who helped her join the theatre. She joined the Boston Museum stock company because she became bored playing "wretched, small character parts".She met George Parks, who was also a member of the company, here. The couple married in 1885. Her husband was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: synonymous with Robins on the English stage. They produced a number of Ibsen's 'New Woman' plays.Over time, the experience of acting and producing Ibsen's plays helped transform <mask> into a committed supporter of women's rights. She joined forces with a critic to produce non-profit Ibsen plays. She was known as "Ibsen's High Priestess" in Britain. She played Lucrezia at the St. James's Theatre in London in 1901. After ending her acting career at the age of forty, Robins made her mark on the English stage as an actress-manageress. She realized her income from acting wasn't stable enough to carry her. After her brother went missing in Alaska, she had to leave England to look for him.Magnetic North was written in 1904 and Come and Find Me was written in 1908. She had written several novels under the name C. E. Raimond, including George Mandeville's Husband, The New Moon, and Below the Salt and Other Stories. She explained her use of a pseudonym as a way of keeping her acting and writing careers separate but gave it up when the media reported that she and Raimond were the same. She and Florence Bell wrote a play called Alan's Wife based on a short story by Elin Améen. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Elizabeth Robins

texts: rejecting her father's plan to become a doctor. A young woman who wanted to study medicine was prevented from doing so by a family that felt intellectualism and professional careers were unsexing for women.When Wilberforce's father refused to pay for her studies, her friends provided financial and moral support until she became a doctor. The insinuation that the two women were romantically involved has never been supported by the scholarly material available about both of them. The evidence points to a relationship similar to that of mother and daughter. She developed a friendship with Virginia and Leonard. The great-granddaughter of William Wilberforce, the British emancipator of slaves, looked after Robins until her death in 1952, just months shy of her 90th birthday. With Florence Bell, she wrote: Alan's Wife, 1893, The New Moon, 1895, Below the Salt, 1896, and The Open Question, 1898. Come and Find Me was a sequel to The Magnetic North My Little Sister, which was filmed in 1919.The Ohio State University Press was published in 2005. The Alaska-Klondike Diary of <mask> was written by Pat Jalland in 1900. An international anthology of modern drama by women. New York: Routledge in 1996. Print. Park, Sowon, '<mask>s'. Kerry Powell is a member of the Literary Encyclopedia.The Victorian Theatre has women in it. Cambridge University Press was published in 1997. Print. Further reading Stowell, S. The playwrights of the suffragist era have a stage of their own. The University of Ann arbor, Mich. The Michigan Press.p. Fales Library and Special Collections can be found at New York University. Writers from Louisville, Kentucky include American women's rights activists British suffragists and

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title: Steve Barnett (music executive)

texts: Capitol Music Group was headed by <mask>. <mask> began his music career as an agent in London in 1970, working with bands such as Colosseum and Uriah Heep. He became an agent for the company formed by the Beatles manager. From 1972 to 1974 <mask> represented artists such as Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. He briefly managed Rough Diamond in 1977. AC/DC, Foreigner, and Gary Moore were some of his clients. He was the President of Part Rock's U.S. company, Hard to Handle Management.In 1997 <mask> was named Senior Vice President Worldwide Marketing for the label and in 2001 he was named Executive Vice President/ General Manager. He was named President of the company in 2004. <mask> was involved in marketing artists such as Pearl Jam, Audioslave, and Good Charlotte. He was named Chairman of Columbia Records in December 2005. During his tenure, Columbia's marketshare rose consistently, resulting in a 50 percent increase in current marketshare between 2009 and 2012 and attaining the #1 slot among all labels in 2011. One Direction, Jack White, The Shins, Foster the People, and AC/DC are just a few of the successful campaigns that <mask> has worked on. He oversaw critically acclaimed and commercially successful albums by artists including Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, and Harry Connick Jr.AC/DC achieved the biggest first-week sales figure in the band's history when it sold 784,000 copies of Black Ice in 2008, thanks to <mask>. Over 38 million albums have been sold by the band. Bob Dylan scored back-to-back #1 albums with Modern Times and Together Through Life, as well as Neil Diamond receiving the first #1 album in his career with Home Before Dark. Barbra Streisand achieved a #1 album in every decade from the 1960s to the 2000s with her album Love Is the Answer. In November 2012 <mask> became Chairman and CEO of the Capitol Music Group. The company signed high-profile deals with T Bone Burnett and Troy Carter, as well as a partnership with Arcade Fire for their Reflektor album. Beck signed to

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texts: Capitol Records.Neil Diamond signed a long-term recording agreement with Capitol Records. The artist's entire body of recorded work was included in the contract for the first time. <mask> renovated the Capitol Records Tower in Hollywood, California. Sam Smith's debut album In the Lonely Hour sold more copies in its first week of release than any other debut album by a UK male artist in the history of Soundscan. The album entered the chart at #2. 5 Seconds of Summer became the first Australian artist to enter the Top 200 Albums chart at #1 with their first full-length album. The band's self-titled debut album sold 259,000 copies in its first week of release, achieving the third largest weekly sales tally of the year to date.Capitol Music Group artists and recordings received 44 nominations for the grammys in 2015, including six nominations for Sam Smith and four for Beck. On January 9, 2015, Capitol Music Group was ranked #2 in Industry Market Share plus TEA for the calendar 2014–2018. It marked the company's highest such ranking in decades, and highlighted the success of the company since it was purchased by Universal Music Group. The company's leap to #2 quantified a growth in market share of 20%. On February 8, 2015, Capitol Music Group artists won 12Grammy Awards, marking the first time in history that one label swept the big four categories: album of the year, record of the year, song of the year and best new artist. Beck and Sam Smith both won a gramophone in the category of best pop vocal album. The River & the Thread was the winner of the Best Americana Album, along with Best American Roots Performance and Best American Roots Song.Robert Glasper won a statue for Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Jesus Children" from his Black Radio 2 album, as well as Smokie Norful, who won Best Gospel Performance for "No Greater Love." Beck, Annie Lennox, and Sam Smith performed at the 57th AnnualGrammy Awards. On August 16, 2016 <mask> announced that Paul McCartney had signed a worldwide recording agreement with Capitol

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texts: Records and that the deal encompassed the artist's entire body of post-Beatles work, as well as new recordings. Capitol and McCartney are working on a plan for McCartney's back catalogue. On November 1, <mask> announced a slate of activities related to Capitol Records' 75th anniversary celebration. There is a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the city of Los Angeles will proclaim November 15 as Capitol Records Day, and the release of a 75-album vinyl collection of historic recordings. 75 Years Of Capitol Records is an official account of Capitol Records from its founding year of 1942 through the present day.The book follows Capitol's evolution and the making of some of the greatest music of the 20th and 21st century, with essays by cultural historians and music and architecture critics, as well as hundreds of images from Capitol's extensive archives. The photographic and musical history includes the label's most successful, cool, hip, and creative stars, as well as the one-hit wonders who had their all-too-brief moments in the spotlight. <mask> was interviewed extensively by Tim Ingham of Music Business Worldwide in December of 2016 in which he discussed <mask>'s tenure at Capitol Music Group and the company's 75th anniversary. Capitol welcomed chart stars past and present into its Studios A and B, as well as business players from Capitol's heyday. Four years into his tenure, he is serious about returning Capitol to its former glory. He told MBW that they have always been respectful of the past but are excited about the future. "For us to get to where we want to get to, we've still got a lot to achieve."The trio tied The Beatles for the most simultaneous entries on the Hot 100 songs chart, with their Quality Control Music/Motown/Capitol release Culture II. On March 24, 2018, rapper Yachty's album, "Lil Boat 2," became his highest-charting effort on the Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums chart. 2 with 64,000 equivalent album units earned. His previous chart high was achieved with Teenage Emotions. It was 4 last year. On August

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texts: a salute in Los Angeles to the legendary label, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. The debut album fromMaggie Rogers, Heart It In A Past Life, entered the top spot on the Top Album Sales and the top spot on the Billboard 200 on February 2, 2019. It was the highest-charting album by a solo woman in four months. NF's fourth album, The Search, was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and was 888-282-0465, and 1 on the magazine's Artist 100 chart and 3 tracks from the album on the Hot 100. The 6th Annual Capitol Congress was hosted by <mask> at the ArcLight Theatre in Hollywood.Upcoming music and projects were presented to the company's staff, its international affiliates, entertainment industry representatives from around the world and influential consumer and trade media during the afternoon gathering. <mask> welcomed hundreds of CMG staff, artists, industry partners and media from around the world to the annual event, setting up the afternoon's presentation of new music and projects slated for release in the coming months. He said that diversity is the company's greatest strength. We don't just want it, we want to achieve it and embrace it. Diversity is reflected in the broad range of our artists and the music genres they represent, as well as the background and identities of our CMG family, from those holding entry-level positions through those in our executive ranks. The 100 million RIAA song certifications award was presented to the singer by the event. One of only five artists in history to have topped 100 million certified units with their digital singles, and the first-ever Capitol Records recording artist to join the RIAA 100 million certified songs club.SuperM's members have been assembled from some of the most popular K-pop acts in the world. There will be marketing, promotion and


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texts: publicity campaigns in support of SuperM. The first documentary film on the storied label was made with the cooperation of Berry Gordy. The film chronicles the cultural impact of the record label, which celebrated its 60th anniversary in September. The documentary focuses on the period from the birth of the company in Detroit to its relocation to Los Angeles. The company's visionary founder, Berry Gordy, assembled a unique system that enabled the company to become one of the most successful record labels of all time. During a time of significant racial tensions in America, the creation and initial success of Motown was achieved.The company's music and post-racial vision were significant factors in helping the U.S. and the world. Super M achieved the biggest-ever debut by a K-pop group in the United States with its debut release, The 1st Mini album. They became the second K-pop act to hit #1 on the Artist 100 chart. On October 28, Lewis Capaldi's song " Someone You LOVED" became the #1 song on the Hot 100. For seven weeks beginning in March, the track by the Scottish singer-songwriter ruled multiple charts around the world, including the Official UK Singles survey. On November 5, 2020, <mask> announced that he would retire from his position as Chairman & CEO of Capitol Music Group on December 31, 2020, capping a 50-year career in the music business. In a letter to the CMG staff, <mask>,68, called the move a long-planned decision, one that he made in conjunction with his wife and children, through many hours of discussion and soul-searching.Capitol was in dire need of vision, passion and drive when it joined our family. Capitol is once again a symbol of creative and commercial success in music, thanks to <mask>, who brought all of that and more to the Tower. The Los Angeles Times paid tribute to <mask>'s retirement by acknowledging his 24karat ears which helped propel the careers of many artists. The end of <mask>'s career was marked by the completion of his tenure at CMG. The chairman of Columbia Records was named by

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title: Aga Khan II

texts: Aqa Ali Shah, also known as <mask> II or q Khn-i Duvvum, was born in 1830. He was a member of the Iranian royal family. He helped the larger Muslim community of India as well as his own community. He was the second Nizari Imam to hold the title. Aqa Ali Shah was born in Iran in 1830. He was the oldest son of <mask> I and the only male issue of his father. The daughter of the second ruler of the Qajar dynasty was Aqa Ali Shah's mother.When Aqa Ali Shah's father died, he was recognized as a prince of the royal family. The end of mourning of deceased relations was marked by a ceremony performed by Nasser al-Din. <mask> Ali Shah received a robe of honour and the emblem of the Persian Crown studded with diamonds as a sign of his relationship with the <mask> <mask>id Caliphs of Egypt. Aqa Ali Shah was taken to Iraq with his mother in 1840 because his father's attempts to regain his position as governor of Kirman made it difficult to live in Mahallat. He gained a reputation as an authority on Persian and Arabic literature, as well as a student of metaphysics, after studying Arabic, Persian, and Nizari Ismaili doctrine. Aqa Ali Shah took over some of his father's responsibilities when he returned to Persia in the late 1840s.In Bombay, Aqa Ali Shah joined <mask> <mask> I. As his father's heir apparent, Aqa Ali Shah frequently traveled to various Ismaili communities in South Asia. After the death of his father, Aqa Ali Shah became the leader of the Ismailis. When Sir James Fergusson was the governor of Bombay, <mask> <mask> was appointed to the Bombay Legislative Council. "Nomination to the Council in those days was a

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texts: order, can be traced back as far as the 18th century. Prior to going to India, Aqa Ali Shah had developed close relations with the leader of one of the Nimatullahi branches, who was a guest of <mask> <mask> I in Mahallat. Aqa Ali Shah sent money from India to pay for the Qur'an to be read at his grave. Aqa Ali Shah had close ties with Munawwar Al Shh, one of Rahmat Ali Shah's successors. Muammad Ma‘m Shrz, the son of Rahmat Ali Shah, visited India in 1884 and stayed with Aqa Ali Shah for a year. Safi Ali Shah, who first went to India in 1863 at Aqa Ali Shah's invitation, was one of the prominent figures of the Nimatullahi order.Marriages and children are not known about Aqa Ali Shah's first two wives. His first marriage had two sons. Shihab al-Din Shah, also known as Aqa Khalil Allah, was the oldest and was born around 1851-2. He died of a chest complaint in 1884 and was buried in Najaf. The second son, who was the full-brother of Shihab al-Din Shah, died in a riding accident when he was young. It was said that Aqa Ali Shah died of a broken heart after losing two sons. After the death of his first wife, Aqa Ali Shah married a second time, but lost his second wife as well.Shams al-Muluk was Aqa Ali Shah's third wife and was the daughter of the daughter of Fat Ali Shah Qajar and Taj al-Dawla. Muhammad Ali Shah was the nephew of Shams al-Muluk. She was described as a well-rounded woman with soft good looks and Luminous dark eyes hidden behind her yashmak, and a woman who was well-known throughout the Muslim world. <mask> <mask> II had three sons, two of which died in infancy. Sultan Muhammad Shah was his

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texts: successor. Aqa Ali Shah's father started the family tradition of racing and breeding horses in Bombay. Some of the world's finest Arabian horses were owned by the first <mask> <mask>.Sultan Muhammad Shah noted that when his father died, he left a large and imposing sporting establishment with between eighty and ninety racehorses. Aqa Ali Shah was well known for his hunting of tigers in India and was also a skilled rider. At least forty tigers were killed in this manner by him, because he was known to have pursued and killed tigers on foot. Aqa Ali Shah died from pneumonia on a day when he was water fowling near Poona. Sultan Muhammad Shah wrote that his father was soaked to the skin after several hours of heavy rain. He died of pneumonia after catching a severe chill. One of the holiest places in the world for Shia Muslims was where he died eight days later, and he was buried in a family mausoleum on the west bank of the Euphrates.The mausoleum is the resting place of Aqa Ali Shah's grandfather, Shah Khalil Allah, who was the forty-fifth Imam of the Nizari Ismailis. The loss of his father, Aqa Ali Shah, so soon after the loss of his brother, Shihab al-Din Shah, must have been heartbreaking for the young Sultan Muhammad Shah, who was only seven and a half years old at the time. There was a lot of grief within the Muslim community. Aqa Ali Shah was remembered fondly for the work he did towards the betterment of the community, and also as an intrepid horseman and hunter. Sultan Muhammad Shah became <mask> <mask> III. The article contains information from the Encyclopdia Britannica. The Qajar dynasty began in 1830


title: Madalena Alberto

texts: Condition, her first collaboration with other musicians. There are universal feelings about drugs, sex, betrayal and jealousy in her songs. She performs her music at a number of London venues. In December of 2011 and April of 2012 there were different concerts in Lisbon. The title role in Craig Adams's ThRSE Raquin, A-Z of Mrs P and Desperately Seeking Susan was played by <mask>. There is a person named Angus Jackson. The Cast album, Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert at the O2 CD and DVD, and The Postman and the Poet and One Touch of Venus were all released by Jay Records.John Owen-Jones' album Rise was released in March of 2015. In March of last year, she released her solo album Don't Cry For Me. Alfonso Casado was on the piano for the concert at London's St James Studio. In this intimate evening, she performed songs from shows that have marked her career, as well as her own compositions. She played the role of Carrie in The War of the Worlds in London's West End from February 8 to April 30. She played the role of Tina McCoy in The Fix at the Union Theatre's new venue in London from 13 July until 6 August 2016 The Autumn Garden will be performed at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London from October 5th to October 29th.In the UK and world tour, she reprised her role as Eva Pern. The Palace Theatre, Manchester, King's Theatre, Glasgow and Newcastle Theatre Royal are notable UK venues. As part of the tour, he played in Luxembourg and Italy. Lucy O' Byrne who was runner-up in The Voice UK in 2015, and who starred in Les Misérables and The Sound of Music, replaced <mask> who played her final performance as Eva Pern. The MMD Concert Gala article can be found on the official website

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title: Jonah Anguka

texts: The only person to have been tried for the murder of Dr Robert Ouko, who was shot dead on 13 February 1990, was a former District Commissioner named <mask>. <mask> graduated from the University of Nairobi in 1977 with a degree in political science. He received paramilitary training at the Embakasi General Service Unit (GSU) Training Centre after serving in the provincial administration. He became the District Commissioner to Nakuru in 1986 after serving as a district officer. He was part of the internal security and intelligence organisation and was responsible for the Permanent Secretary, Provincial and Internal Security. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Robert Ouko, was murdered on the morning of 13 February 1990 at the foot of Got Alila Hill, some 2.4 km from his country residence in Koru. The Personal Assistant to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was Mrs. <mask>'s wife.He farmed land next to Ouko's farm. Five different authorities and individuals named <mask> in connection with the murder of Dr Ouko. At the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Ouko's murder, the former Detective Supt John Troon stated that there is a possibility that Mr <mask> may have some. The case for further investigation of <mask> was raised by Justice Akiwumi when he questioned Troon during the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Dr Ouko's death. Troon's reasoning is explained in the transcript of the hearing. In a six-page section of their'Further Investigations into the Death of the Late Dr Robert Ouko', the police set out fourteen reasons why <mask> should be considered a suspect. Six different authorities and individuals named <mask> in connection

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texts: with the murder of Dr Ouko.Dr. R.J. Ouko's brother, Barrack Mbajah, and Ouko's maid, Salina Were, were named by others. Mr Justice Aganayana said that <mask> was not guilty in the murder trial. The manner in which the heinous act of killing Dr. Ouko was planned and eventually executed was so professional that it could not have been done by an ordinary person. The time of the incident when the deceased is alleged to have left his home around 3.00am, I wouldn't be convinced that he would have left the house to go to Koru. For Cohen and Odhiambo, the presence of <mask> in the book was revealing. <mask> was present at many of the key events during the search for Ouko and the investigation into his murder, but he was silent about his presence at others. <mask> chose to write the story when he could portray himself as a victim of the state.Professors Cohen and Odhiambo said that <mask> was at the scene where Dr Ouko's body was found. <mask>, his wife, called from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to tell him that the body had been found. He broke the news of her husband's death to Mrs Ouko. He met the Scotland Yard team at the airport and told them that Hezerkiah would oversee the investigation. He was with Troon when the safe was opened. He pretended to be a translator when he was interviewed by Troon. Scotland Yard's forensic scientist Dr Iain West undertook an autopsy on Ouko's body after he was first examined by the Kenyan pathologist at Got Alila Hill.The only thing <mask> mentioned was that he was at the airport to meet Troon's team. Cohen and Odhiambo pointed out that the book was silent on <mask>'s relationship with Hezekiah Oyugi,

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texts: who was named by Scotland Yard as a prime suspect. His access to Oyugi had nothing to do with <mask>'s telling, and that silence certainly "tells" a stronger story than <mask> intended. Due to the fact that she was the last person to see the minister in his bedroom, Selina's accounts were considered to be the most accurate during the Scotland Yard investigation. The death of a witness is said to be a sign of the end of the inquiry and the revelation of truth. More than 100 witnesses have disappeared in questionable circumstances, according to the chairman of the commission that investigated Ouko's death. This will make it impossible for people in the country to find out the truth.Some argue that truth will be known because most of the witnesses had already spoken. One of the few remaining witnesses was Selina. Some of the living witnesses include a former DC, a police officer, a bodyguard, and a gate keeper. Many witnesses have died in mysterious circumstances over two decades since Ouko's murder, however in a recent documentary series aired on Citizen TV in March 2017, the idea of the "mysterious deaths" surrounding the killing of Dr Robert Ouko has been robustly challenged. In the United States, <mask> is an active member of the local community and a fundraiser for social projects in the Western Kenya region. References further reading Cohen, David William & Odhiambo, E. S. Atieno. The risks of knowledge are being investigated.John Robert Ouko was a minister. The Ohio University Press. What Did <mask> Know and What Did He Hide? is a book about Ouko's death. There are expatriates in the United States who are missing a year of

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title: Oleksandr Tretiakov

texts: The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine deputy of the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th convocations is <mask>. The chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on veterans, combatants, participants in the anti-terrorist operation and people with disabilities will be gone at the end of the year. In June of 2015, he became a deputy head of the parliament. The President of Ukraine has a Cabinet. He lost his seat in the Ukrainian parliament. The early life was born in Kyiv on 20 March 1970. The study was at the Higher Radio Engineering Academy of Air Defense.In 1992-1994, there was service in the armed forces of Ukraine. The person was discharged with the rank of senior lieutenant. Oleksandr started his own business after receiving higher education. He was the president of ATEK-95 from 1995 to 2002. Real estate and media are some of Oleksandr's interests. In 2006 Oleksandr founded Glavred Media, a media holding which included the most influential Ukrainian information agency UNIAN, Glavred magazine and website, Profile and Telecity magazines. There are newspapers in Ukraine.The website and TV channel are owned by Telecritics. Ihor Kolomoyskyi, one of the top Ukrainian businessmen and a co-owner of Privat Group, becomes Oleksandr's business partner. In August 2007, the establishment of the holding was announced. After Viktor Yanukovych won the presidential election, he sold all of his media assets. <mask> became involved in politics in 2002. He was elected a Member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the People's Movement of Ukraine. He was a member of the movement.<mask> was in the inner circle of the future President and the Head of the State for a long

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title: Oleksandr Tretiakov

texts: time. He was a financial sponsor of the Our Ukraine opposition group. In the summer of 2004, when the election campaign headquarters of the presidential candidate Yushchenko is formed, <mask> is appointed deputy head of the headquarters, managing organizational and financial issues. He was a member of the Committee of National Salvation during the Orange Revolution. The politician has been mentioned as a sponsor of the Orange Revolution. He was with presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko during his medical treatment in Austria after he was poisoned. Because of security concerns, the Yushchenko family lived in <mask> Tretyakov's house from September 2004 to January 2005.<mask> Tretyakov was appointed as the first assistant to the President of Ukraine by one of his first decrees. The structural reform of the Presidential secretariat was introduced during this period. He became one of the founding members of Our Ukraine political party in March 2005, he was responsible for party organization, media and financial issues. The orange team of Yushchenko and Tymoshenko should run in the 2006 parliamentary election as a single bloc according to the politician. Ukrnafta, Oschadbank, and Ukrtelecom had a member on the board. During the political crisis in Ukraine that broke out after public accusations of President Yushchenko's closest aides in corruption, Tretyakov asked the President to suspend him from his position for the time of investigation. The Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Petro Poroshenko was also dismissed at the same time as the Prime Minister.The office of the First Assistant to the President was

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title: Oleksandr Tretiakov

texts: eliminated by the President in September 2005. In autumn 2005 and March 2006 two interim inquiry panels of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine confirmed that the accusations of corruption and abuse of power were groundless. The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv found all corruption charges against him to be groundless. On 10 July 2006 the court of appeal upheld the judgement. In December 2005 he became an external Presidential Adviser and held this position until October 2006 when he resigned due to disagreement with the personnel policies of the President. The politician was elected to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine in March of 2006 on the party list. In the spring of 2007, as part of a group consisting of 150 deputies, they wrote a letter of request for early resignation, which allowed the president to appoint an early election of the Verkhovna Rada.At the early parliamentary elections in October 2007, <mask> Tretyakov became a Member of Parliament from Our Ukraine - "Narodna Samooborona"'s (People's Self-Defense Bloc party) list, running from "Nasha Ukrayina". He was the first deputy chairman of the Committee for Transport and Communication and the deputy head of the Our Ukraine - People's Self-Defense (OU-PSD) group. One of the key lobbyists for the formation of the OU-PSD - YTB coalition in December 2007, and the OU-PSD - YTB coalition in November 2008, is Tretyakov. He was involved in the creation of the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and the Republic of Lithuania. In February 2010, on the eve of the second round of the presidential election, Tretyakov severed himself from "Our Ukraine" in protest


title: Oleksandr Tretiakov

texts: against the introduction of amendments to the Law on Election of the President of Ukraine, when the election commission formation rules were changed just a few days before the voting The amended law was signed by the president after some MPs from Our Ukraine party voted for it. <mask> went into opposition after the election.He ran as a non-party self-nominee in the people's deputies of Ukraine in the 2012 parliamentary elections. The second place went to the candidate from the "Batkivschyna" party Volodymyr Ariev. Some 500 bullet-proof vests, thousands of bags for barricade construction, tents, sleeping bags, clothes, and other items were purchased by him. Activists from the Right Sector, militiamen from the Lviv region and other activists were hosted by the office of the Tretyakov in Podol. Since the beginning of the war in Donbass, the families of participants in the power operation have received financial support. He was re-elected for a second time in the parliamentary election after winning single-member districts number 219 in Kyiv. The Committee on veterans, combatants, participants in the anti-terrorist operation and people with disabilities is chaired by him.In his first legislative initiatives, he raised issues of ensuring adequate social protection for participants in the power operation in Donbass, volunteers, members of volunteer formations, the provision of appropriate statuses for combatants, participants in the war, war invalids, and the Committee recommended the adoption of the Law on The President of Ukraine signed the law on November 21. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  He supports the creation of the Ministry of Veterans


title: Bing Devine

texts: <mask> was an American front office executive in Major League Baseball. Devine was a major architect of four National League champion and three World Series champion in the six years he was the general manager. One of the most bizarre events in baseball was the fact that <mask> was the general manager of the St. Louis Cards when they won the 1964 World Series, even though he was fired with seven weeks remaining in the season. During Devine's second tour as the Cards' general manager, many of the players Devine acquired led the team to the 1967 world title and the 1968 NL championship. From 1966 to 1967, Devine was assistant to the president and then president of the New York Mets, and he helped put together the organization that turned the franchise from baseball's laughingstocks into 1969's world champion. He was president of the National Football League's St. Louis football team during the 1980s. <mask> was born in St. Louis and attended University City High School and Washington University.He joined the Cards in 1939 as an office boy and a batting practice pitcher. He became business manager of the Class D Johnson City Cardinals in 1941. Devine was activated as a second baseman for 27 games and 93 at bats, but he only had 11 hits for a.118 batting average. He concentrated on his work in the front office after he hung up his uniform. Before World War II, the Cards had as many as 40 affiliated or owned teams in their minor league system. Devine became the general manager of the Rochester Red Wings of the Triple-A International League in 1949 after time out for the U.S.

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title: Bing Devine

texts: Navy. He joined the St. Louis front office after six seasons at the helm of the Redbirds' top farm team.The general manager "Frantic" Frank Lane was in rebuilding mode under the ownership of August A. Busch Jr. Lane was replaced in St. Louis by the steadier hand of <mask> after the team finished second in the NL. <mask> began to add talent and depth to the St. Louis roster, including African American and Latin American players. He was seen as being very progressive when it came to signing or trading for black and Latin ballplayers, whereas other teams showed a lot of reluctance in this area. He promoted or traded for players in the first five years of his reign. The Cards were in the middle of the pack in the National League. In a season marked by the final campaign of Stan Musial, the Redbirds surged into contention, sparked by the acquisition of Dick Groat from the Pittsburgh Pirates.The club's highest showing since 1957 was in second place, after challenging the Dodgers into mid-September. <mask> was chosen as Major League Executive of the Year by The Sporting News for his efforts in returning the Cards to contention. The Philadelphia Phillies took control of first place when the season began. Musial's old left-field position was being filled by a number of young players, but none of them took hold. Devine sprang at the June 15 deadline. Lou Brock, a 25-year-old outfielder with great speed (and deceptive power as a hitter) in his third year with the second-division Chicago Cubs, was not living up to his projected potential. Brock and two marginal pitchers were offered


title: Bing Devine

texts: Bob Howsam took <mask>'s old job. Busch acted in haste. A wild, four-team, 11th hour scramble for the pennant was sparked by the collapse of the Phils, who lost a -game lead with a dozen games to play. After winning the first two games of their series against the Mets, the Cards went on to win the NL Championship, their first since 1946. The New York Yankees were defeated in seven games in the World Series. <mask> was once again cited as the top executive in baseball by The Sporting News, even though he had been on the sideline since August 17.After the World Series triumph, he became the Yankees' skipper. Red Schoendienst was named as manager in 1965, instead of Durocher. The damage had been done after <mask>'s departure. <mask> was forced to leave his hometown and the only team he had ever worked for when he became the new president of the Mets. <mask> never moved his family to New York, but he tackled his new job with gusto. The Mets began to strengthen their farm system, signing and developing young pitching talent that formed the core of the 1969 world champion: Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Nolan Ryan, Gary Gentry and Jim McAndrew. Musial was named the new general manager of the Cincinnati Reds after Howsam left the Cards.The Cards won 101 games, ran away with the National League race, and then beat Boston in seven games to win the World Series. The core of the team was <mask>'s, but Howsam contributed a lot to the roster with his 1966 acquisitions of NL Most Valuable Player first baseman and right fielder Roger Maris. The Mets lost 101 games and finished dead last,

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title: Bing Devine

texts: with most of their young pitching talent still ripening in the minors. Baseball people took notice of <mask>'s accomplishments in New York, however, and when Musial, a world champion general manager in his maiden season, decided he did not want to continue in the role, Busch was able to secure <mask>'s release from the Mets, and brought him back In 1968, the Cards repeated as NL champion and held a three game to one lead in the World Series against the Detroit Tigers, but lost the final three contests to be denied back-to. Devine was faced with retooling an aging roster. Devine dealt Flood and McCarver to Philadelphia after the 1969 season, and then traded Cepeda to the Atlanta Braves after the 1968 season.Joe Torre, who won the NL batting average championship and the league's Most Valuable Player award, was acquired by <mask>. The damage was done when Busch ordered Devine to trade Steve Carlton after a salary dispute. The swap of Carlton for Rick Wise helped turn the last-place Philadelphia into a contender. The NL East also-rans were theCardinals. <mask> was replaced as the general manager by John Claiborne again in 1978, but he left the organization again, this time working for the San Francisco Giants as an assistant general manager, as a player development official, and as a scout. He was the club president of the football team in St. Louis from 1981 to 1986. He returned to baseball and served as a special scout and advisor to the general manager.Devine passed away in St. Louis at the age of 90. The National Baseball Hall of Fame has an oral history interview with

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title: Roland Coate

texts: <mask> was an American architect. Three of the houses he designed in California are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. <mask> was born in Indiana on December 5, 1890. He graduated from Cornell University in 1914 after attending Earlham College from 1910 to 1912. <mask> was a draftsman at the Manhattan firm founded by two Cornell School of Architecture alumni. He also designed a home for his parents. <mask> achieved the rank of first lieutenant in the United States Army during World War I.He returned to Trowbridge after the war. After marrying Margaret in 1920, <mask> and his wife moved to California where he accepted a position with a residential architect. <mask> joined the new firm of Johnson, Kaufmann, and Coate after one year. The firm was structured in a way that allowed the two younger architects to handle independent commission on the side. The three architects decided to close the firm due to a lack of commercial and institutional commission. After opening their private practices, the three continued to share the same office space and some of the same staff. The Campbell House was designed by <mask> in 1924.The Robert E. Pond House is located in Pasadena. The Stafford W. Sixby House was designed in 1925 and won a Certificate of Honor from the Southern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in 1927. The Eva K.J. was designed the following year. The Fudger House was purchased by Howard Hughes. The residence at San Ysidro Drive in Beverly Hills was designed by him. The Elliott Bandini House was designed by <mask> in Palos Verdes Estates. The Monterey Colonial style mansion of D.C. Norcross was designed the same year.The landscape architect was Hanson. The Pasadena Town Club was designed in 1931. The private residence of film producer David O. Selznick was designed in 1933 and 1934. He designed the W.B Hart House in Pasadena, California, and the Parley Johnson House in Downey, California. The private residence of Henry W. O'Melveny is

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title: Roland Coate

texts: located at 1709 Stone Canyon Road in Bel Air. The house he designed in 1939 is in La CaadaFlintridge, California. He enlarged the Jack Warner Estate.The private residence of Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck was designed in 1941. The headquarters of the Automobile Club of Southern California was designed by <mask> along with other people. The All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, California, was designed by <mask> and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Camp Arthur Letts was designed in 1924 and is located in the Hollywood Hills. The Hale Solar Laboratory and the Griffith House were designed in the same year. The old building for Saint Paul's Episcopal Cathedral was demolished in the 1970s. H.C. Lippiatt & M.P.'s private residence was designed by him.Taylor is in Los Angeles. Avalon Gardens was a low-cost housing project for the City of Los Angeles Housing Authority. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, <mask> closed his architectural practice and moved to Alabama with his family to work at an aircraft plant. After the war, <mask> and his family returned to Los Angeles and reopened his private practice. His works are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Casa de Parley Johnson is located at 7749 Florence Ave., Downey, California. The Hale Solar Laboratory was built in 1927 in Mission/Spanish Revival style.At the 1936 Summer Olympics, his work was part of the architecture competition. <mask> retired in the mid-sixties. Margaret and <mask> met at Trowbridge. On October 1, 1920, they were married. They honeymooned on a cruise ship. The "honeymoon" cottage was designed by <mask> at 389 California Terrace. There was a person who lived there for a decade.Gladys Robinson married <mask> after divorcing Margaret. In 1935, <mask> built a beach house in Emerald Bay. He had three children, two sons and a daughter. He died in San Diego County. Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning alumni competed in art contests in the 20th

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title: Rico Blanco

texts: <mask> is a Filipino singer, musician, record producer, actor, endorser andentrepreneur. He began his career as one of the founding members, and served as the chief songwriter, vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist of the Filipino rock band Rivermaya from 1994 until 2007, and has been a solo artist since 2008. One of the well received local music icons in the Philippines, <mask>'s songs and performances gained success and critical acclaim, earning him a reputation of being one of the well received local music icons. <mask> was born at Manila Doctors Hospital in Ermita, Manila on March 17, 1973. San Pedro was where <mask> grew up. He received a degree in Management Economics from the Ateneo de Manila University. <mask> was one of the founding members of the Filipino rock band Rivermaya, in varying roles as vocalist, keyboardist, guitarist, and main songwriter from 1994 to 2007.<mask> is an actor, as well as a stage, film, and television actor. He starred in Imortal with John Lloyd Cruz, Angel Locsin, and May Isang Pangarap. In Jesus Christ Superstar, he starred alongside Noel Cabangon and Joey Ayala, as well as Epy Quizon and Christopher de Leon. He won an award for his work as an advertising musical arranger. There is also a penchant for painting and photography. Project 11–41, Sugarfree's Sa Wakas, The Dawn's Salamat, and Teeth's I Was a Teenage Tree are all albums produced by <mask>. MyX Live was hosted by <mask>.He arranged scores for many corporate functions in the Philippines. In May 2007, he announced his departure. His last performance with Rivermaya was on May 4, 2007, at the Metro Bar, where two other high-profile Filipino bands opened the show. <mask>'s first gig as a singer was held at the Metro Bar. In 1993 the band was the opening act for Eraserheads at Las Pias. He launched a clothing line for a brand in the Philippines. The electronic dance music song "Control" was written and produced by <mask>.<mask> was

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title: Rico Blanco

texts: cast as the lead guitarist of the fictional band Beck in the Filipino version of the series BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad. <mask>'s first single "Yugto" was released by Warner Music Philippines on June 12, 2008, marking his entry into the Filipino music industry as a solo artist. It is immediately hailed as a "neo-epic" by critics and music fans. The song won 4 major Awit awards, including Song of the Year. His first album was called Your Universe. The 10-track CD is a unique fusion of diverse sounds, among them the ethno-rock "Yugto", the heart-tugging title track "Your Universe", the rockabilly/punk feel of "Ayuz", and the sweet, Pinoy-folk "Para Hindi His return to his roots as a keyboard player is notable, as evidenced by the synthesizer and electronic elements throughout the album.Warner Music Philippines is known for turning their lead vocalists into solo artists. <mask>'s live band was usually made up of Robert de la Cruz on drums and Ricci Gurango on bass, with <mask> playing guitars and keyboards. He is joined on stage by many other musicians. The "Vocalist of the Year" award was won by <mask>. He was named the "OPM solo artist of the year" in December of 2008. He performed "Yugto" for Myx Mo 2008. His band, The Mandaluyong Children's Choir, Manila Symphony Orchestra, Kulintangan musicians, and various percussionists all performed with him.The opening set was supposed to be the biggest in the event's history. He won the "Best New Artist" in the MYX Music Awards. The song "Come Closer", which was re-written and sung by <mask>, was released as a single. The video for "Ayuz" was released in December of 2009, it features a dance tribute to Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire. John Lloyd Cruz and Angel Locsin were announced to be on the cast of Imortal in May 2010 and <mask> sang the song "Kahit Walang Sabihin" for the show. This was followed by the launch of <mask>'s company, Balcony Entertainment, in cooperation with Warner

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title: Rico Blanco

texts: Music Philippines. <mask>'s first album "Your Universe" was launched in other Asian countries.The song "Neon Lights", which was featured in the Asian release, went to the top of the Hong Kong charts in less than a week. The song "Chemistry" was co-written with Solenn Heussaff for her debut album. Amats was released in 2012 and is available for digital download. The second studio album Galactik Fiestamatik was released on July 10, 2012. On November 27, 2015, <mask> released his third album. After de Castro's gig at 19 East, Taguig City, he got together with his former Rivermaya mates. His single was the number one song in the OPM chart.<mask> released a cover version of "Pinoy Ako" for the 10th season of the Philippine reality show "Pinoy Big Brother". Before he started his music career, <mask> was a founding chairman of the Sangguniang Kabataan in his hometown of San Pedro, Laguna. The United Nations Millennium Development Goals theme "Tayo Tayo Rin" and the Philippine Department of Tourism theme "Biyahe Tayo" are two of the cause oriented projects that <mask> arranged and wrote music for. The theme song for the 2005 Southeast Asian Games was co-written by him. <mask> took a break from music in 2007. He came out of retirement to sing for the farmers who walked 1,700 km to reach the Department of Agrarian Reform in Metro Manila. <mask>, Aia de Leon, and Raimund Marasigan sang "Ako ang Simula", the theme song for a campaign which calls on Filipinos, especially the youth, to actively participate in the 2010 elections.<mask> wrote and recorded "Bangon" to raise awareness and funds to help the victims of the typhoons. <mask> gave away the song as a free download to give hope to the victims, salute the heroes and inspire people to continue helping. All royalties due to him will be waiving for the mobile downloads of the song, which he will give to affected families. The new education campaign called Sesame Street "Kid Ako" was

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texts: launched in March 2011. Sesame Street books and videos will be used in schools to encourage learning at an early age. Two songs will be made for the campaign. When typhoon Haiyan devastated his mother's home province, <mask> decided to spend the New Year holidays in a still-reeling and electricity-less Leyte and perform in as many evacuation centers as possible to comfort the survivors and help educate them about the importance of hygiene in preventing the spreadAfter the typhoon struck, <mask> almost canceled his appearance at the Sundown Music Festival in Singapore, but decided to dedicate his performance and talent fees to the people of Leyte. He is the president of the Filipino Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. Intellectual property rights are championed by a non-profit, non-government, collective management organization. <mask> is in a relationship with Maris Racal. <mask> was influenced by his uncle's records which included The Beatles, jazz and 1970s rock. He appreciated the late 1970s to 1980s punk rock, post punk, synthesizer pop and new wave artists such as The Cure, The Smiths, U2 and The Sex Pistols. Deans December, Violent Playground, Identity Crisis, and Urban Bandits are some of the Filipino artists that he listened to.His musical style is largely due to the music he listened to as a child. <mask> has partnerships with some of the biggest brands in the Philippines for their advertising campaigns. There were partners in Capone's Makati and Alphonse Bistro/Vault. He is a partner in Time in Manila and The Brewery at the Palace in Taguig. <mask> established Loudbox in 2010 to cater to the Advertising industry. Legarda is one of his business partners. <mask> launched his own brand called Koboi'', located in San Juan City, Metro Manila, following his endorsement in Human clothing brand.<mask> was the newest brand ambassador of Giordano Philippines. References 1973 births Ateneo de Manila University

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title: Marcus du Sautoy

texts: <mask> is a British mathematician, Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science at the University of Oxford, and author of popular mathematics and popular science books. He served as president of the Mathematical Association, an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council senior media fellow, and a Royal Society University Research Fellow. The title of Professor of Mathematics was given to him in 1996. <mask> was born in London to <mask>, who was employed in the computer industry, and <mask>, who left the Foreign Office to raise her children. He grew up in the area. The estates of James Joyce and Samuel Beckett were managed by <mask>'s grandfather. <mask> was awarded a first class honours degree in mathematics after graduating from Oxford's Wadham College.He received a doctorate in mathematics in 1991 from Dan Segal. <mask>'s research uses classical tools to explore the mathematics of symmetry. Group theory and number theory are the main areas of <mask>'s academic work. According to The Independent on Sunday, <mask> is one of the UK's leading scientists. He is a member of the advisory board of Mangahigh.com. <mask> has written for The Times and The Guardian. The current state of creativity in artificial intelligence, The Creativity Code, is an exploration of the current state of creativity in mathematics written by <mask>.In an article published in Seed magazine, <mask> discussed the Hilbert-Plya conjecture, a way for advances in quantum physics to provide insight into the Riemann hypothesis. The Music of the Primes is a popular mathematics and science book. He posed mathematical questions on the show. Briain and a guest tried to solve the problems using rigorous and experimental methods. In December of 2006 <mask> delivered the Royal Institution

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title: Marcus du Sautoy

texts: Christmas Lectures. <mask> had been in the audience for the first time in 1978 when the subject of the lectures was mathematics. Mindgames is a television work.There were 20 episodes of puzzle gameshow with Kathy and Michael. The Music of the Primes was on the air from 2005 to 2007. The documentary is based on his book. The painting with numbers was on Teachers TV. There are four fifteen-minute programmes that cover a lot of topics from risk and probability to flowers and football. There are five lectures about the great unsolved problems of mathematics. The story of math is told in a four part series.He discovers techniques and theories from different cultures. The story of Alan and <mask> Go Forth and Multiply. Alan Davies and <mask> Sautoy are going on a math odyssey. The Secret You was aired on the 2nd of 2009. <mask> Sautoy is interested in self-awareness. How long is a piece of string? It was aired on the 2nd of 2009.Alan Davies tried to answer the question of how long a piece of string was. <mask> Sautoy. What makes a genius? It was aired on the 2nd of 2010 <mask> Sautoy wants to know if geniuses' brains are the same as his. The beauty of diagramming <mask> <mask> talks about influential scientific diagrams, starting with Leonardo da Vinci's "Vitruvian Man", a depiction of a man in a body of water.The Code was broadcast on the 2nd of 2011. The three-part documentary series began airing on July 27, 2011. The speed of light? The second part of the series, "BBC 2, 2011." <mask> Sautoy talks about a recent discovery, that the neutrinos may travel faster than light. The first broadcast was on 19 October 2011. The hunt for artificial intelligence.<mask> Sautoy wonders how close mankind is to creating computers that can think for themselves. The first broadcast was

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texts: on April 3, 2012 Briain's School of Hard Sums was written by Dara. The co-host is Briain. They tried to solve <mask> <mask>'s problems with mathematics or trial and error. On April 16, 2012 was the first broadcast. The Measure of All Things is called Precision: The Measure of All Things.Professor <mask> <mask> explores why we measure and quantify the world around us and why we have reduced the universe to just a few fundamental units of measurement. On 10 June, it was the first broadcast. The Secret Rules of Modern Living. Professor <mask> <mask> is a mathematician. The first broadcast was on September 24, 2015. The London Mathematical Society awarded <mask> the Berwick Prize in 2001 for the publication of outstanding mathematical research. The Royal Society of London gave him a prize for "excellence in communicating science to UK audiences".<mask> was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services to science. He was elected a fellow of the American Mathematical Society in 2012 and a fellow of the Royal Society in 2016 <mask> lives in London with his family and plays football and trumpet. He met his wife while working at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. They have three children. <mask> has stated that as holder of the Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science his focus is going to be "very much on the science and less on religion", suggesting a difference of emphasis compared with his predecessor in the post, Richard Dawkins. He sees religion as wanting to belong to a community as he describes his own religion as being "Arsenal - football".<mask> is a supporter of Common Hope. He is the grandson of a man named <mask> <mask>. There are people from the 20th century British mathematicians and the 21st-century British

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title: Jorge Brito (visual artist)

texts: <mask> was a painter, sculptor and muralist. Four art students opposed the institution and identified their opponents as the "stonecutters" when he signed the Manifesto of four young artists at the opening of the National Art Exhibition of Buenos Argentina. The orientation sought to be imposed on art education by both mediocre winners and the "vanguard" jurors was questioned in the pamphlet. The students who signed the manifesto were students of the National School of Fine Arts. He went to his 'Taller' although he wasn't a part of it. He taught industrial design and devoted himself to painting and mural art. He moved to Venezuela after participating in the MAMBA exhibition.He moved to Paris in 1968 where he continued his work as a painter. <mask> was born in Buenos Aires in 1925. Studied at the Fine Arts National School. The National School of Decorative Arts was founded in 1942. The Manifesto of Four Young was signed in September. Joaqun Torres Garca's teachings attracted him to Montevideo in 1943. He didn't make it to the workshop.He met his wife, the art teacher, in the city of Cordoba Argentina. Antonio Pezzino traveled to Montevideo. Pezzino and <mask> moved into a studio in the Peach and Convention streets area near the home of José Gurvich. He severed ties with some of the members of the group. They came later with her little boy. One of the portraits sent to the XI National Painting and Sculpture ROU won a foreign artist award. His first solo exhibition was held at the Libertarian Club of Montevideo.The sample gave a lecture about abstract painting. The exhibition was held at the Casino Mguez Hotel in Punta del Este. He was a professor in the Industrial Design School. He started

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title: Jorge Brito (visual artist)

texts: in Paris. The Bulletin Le Club Franais de la Médaille No. published a bronze medal for the Grandes Fontes Series.Monnaie de Paris is located in Paris. The exhibition 'Rumeurs d'hiver' was held in January 1984. The group of artists were formed by: Brenta, Castro, Delisle, Drai, Janine Frossard, Hettner of Kermoal, Lacroix, Laforest, Mandeville, May, Mirem, Murique, and Panasiuk. 81-87 -. The Bulletin Club Franais de la Médaille No. published the Monnaie de Paris medal 'L'illusion d'tre'. 85 - The Monnaie de Paris medal was published in the Bulletin Club Franais de la Médaille No.Monnaie de Paris is located in Paris. The exhibition was held in November at Casa de Velzquez. The Bulletin Le Club Franais de la Médaille No. published a medal for the Grand Fontes Series. Monnaie de Paris is located in Paris. A couple with Anne Guglielmetti. The medal-object was published in the Bulletin Le Club Franais de la Médaille No. Monnaie de Paris is located in Paris.The medal 'Tango' was published in the Monnaie de Paris. The medal and sculpture of the twentieth century were on display at the Monnaie de Paris Gallery from March 15 to April 30. The bronze medal 'Ange musicien' was published in the Revue de la Médaille d'Art Métal Pensant. The bronze medal 'Hommage  Rilke' was published in the Monnaie de Paris. 'Initiation Au Vol' and 'Retour du fils prodige' were created at this time. The 'Sonnet de la Mélancolie' medal in bronze 100mm was published in 1991. The daughter of Francois <mask> and Uli Krown was born in Canada in 1992 and all met in Paris in the fall of 1992.There was a death in Paris on February 17. External links to the muralista Manifiesto de Cuatro jvenes can be found on the Misterio


title: John Crosby (conductor)

texts: <mask>'<mask> was an American musician, conductor and arts administrator. He was the founding general director of The Santa Fe Opera for 43 years. <mask> attended the Los Alamos Ranch School in New Mexico after a bout of asthma interrupted his studies in Connecticut. <mask> had never been to the Santa Fe area before. <mask> served in the US Army for two years between 1944 and 1946, with time spent in Europe and the 18th Regimental Band handling piano, violin, trombone and double bass. After attending Yale as an undergrad, consideration was given to several future professions, including law and becoming an airline pilot. He studied composition at Yale and created musical arrangements for musical productions.He graduated with a degree in music. <mask> returned to graduate studies at Columbia University after spending a few months as an assistant arranger for Broadway musicals. He became an opera lover after working as a piano accompanist for the former artistic director of the Hamburg State Opera. <mask> saw the Alfred Lunt production of Cosi fan tutte when he was a standee at the Met in 1951. <mask> meticulously planned for the creation of The Santa Fe Opera during the three years preceding Santa Fe's first season in 1957. <mask> said in a 1991 interview that he founded the company because of Bing's influential productions at the Met in the 1950s. <mask>'s parents bought a second home north of Santa Fe by this time.The San Juan Ranch, a guest ranch, was close to this location and was sponsored by his father with a loan of $200,000 to the company which would build a theatre and buy land. The site of the open-air theatre was carefully selected to be the only outdoor theatre in America designed for opera. <mask> calculated that $60,000 was needed to support the first summer's operations, but

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texts: only $50,000 was raised and $40,000 was taken from the box office. <mask>'s approach to the presentation of opera in Santa Fe was to sing all operas in English to make them as accessible as possible, as well as emphasizing staging, costuming and lighting. The 13 singers who were engaged were mostly young (all between 21 and their early thirties) and the innovation which was most revolutionary in the world of opera in America in the 1950s was the creation of the apprenticeship system, whereby the company hired a group of young singers to serve as chorus members Young artists in this country have to do things that are impossible in order to gain experience. With our plan, these young people will be scheduled in small roles and will have the chance of working with their older brothers and sisters who have already won spurs.A young artist needs to go to Europe to get that experience. The Santa Fe Opera has an apprenticeship program for singers and technicians. Of the 900 technician applications, 90 were chosen as apprentices, as compared to the 1,000 singer applicants who competed for 43 positions. Some apprentices are invited back for a second season. Most of the seasons which <mask> programmed were characteristic of the program for the first season. There were five operas in rotating repertory. The opening night of Madama Butterfly and the world premiere of The Tower were both popular.There are photographs of the composer. The first six performances were sold out and, despite some rainouts, the season was an success, creating both national and international attention. <mask> was the general director of the opera company from 1957 to 2000. Between 1957 and 2005, the company staged 135 operas, 11 of which were world premieres. The world premiere of Wuthering Heights in the second season of

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title: John Crosby (conductor)

texts: 1959 was one of the commissioned works which <mask> presented. When he returned to Santa Fe in the summer of 1963, he was given an "unrivaled musical pulpit" with performances of six operas, including Le Rossignol. Several distinguished singers made appearances at The Santa Fe Opera under <mask>.In the case of Kiri Te Kanawa, who began her international career in 1971 as the "Countess", and Bryn Terfel, who began her US career in 1991, these were their US Debuts. Some singers, such as Samuel Ramey, who was a former apprentice, returned in Carmen in 1975; other American singers, such as Jerry Hadley, Dawn Upshaw,Patricia Racette and Susan Graham, appeared early in their careers and several return regularly. <mask> made his final appearance on the podium, while also serving as General Director, on August 24, 2000. He has been the conductor of the opera company for over 500 years. <mask> was succeeded by Richard Gaddes, who had been involved with the company since the late 1960s. <mask> continued to be involved with the opera company despite retiring to Palm Springs. <mask> was the president of the Manhattan School of Music for a decade from 1976 to 1976, and the president of Opera America for four years in 1976.<mask> received the National Medal of Arts in 1991 and the German Order of Merit in 1992 for his services to German music. <mask> was buried at the Santa Fe National Cemetery after he died in California. The Santa Fe Opera: an American pioneer, Santa Fe, New Mexico: Sunstone Press, June 2006. "A Miracle in the Desert" was published in The New Yorker. Scott, Eleanor, The First Twenty Years of the Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe, New Mexico: Sunstone Press, 1976. The Santa Fe Opera Company is located in the Santa Fe Opera Shop. There are external links to the Santa Fe Opera's official

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title: Jesús Evaristo Casariego Fernández-Noriega

texts: During the early and mid-Francoism, the Spanish writer and publisher, <mask> y Fernndez-Noriega, was popular. Most of the books and booklets he wrote were popular and semi-scientific, though he was known chiefly as a novelist. He was active as a Carlist while he was still active as a militant in the early 1940s. He is an expert on Asturian culture and history and is considered the author of second-rate literature. The admiral who served as governor of Florida in the late 16th century is the best known of Casariego's ancestors. The Casariegos, one of the family's arms, have always been related to Western Asturias, despite the family getting branched in the following centuries. The paternal grandfather of <mask> served in the navy and fought in the Spanish–American War.He developed a knack for letters and published a number of navy-related manuals. He had a child with Carmen de Pazos y Rodrguez-Varela. He practiced dentistry in Luarca and Gijn before becoming a civilian. He married Ramona Noriega from Tineo, daughter to a local fiscal municipal. The oldest of the 6 children was born in Luarca. As a child, <mask> was brought up mostly by his paternal grandparents, who pursued a very traditional education model. In the early years of his life, he resided in Luarca and Tineo.He graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Oviedo in the late 1920s and from Madrid in the early 1930s. <mask> was tempted by letters even though he was educated to be a lawyer, and other of his ancestors and distant relatives tried their hand at literature. In the mid-1930s, the young <mask> studied history in Germany and followed the Filosofa y Letras curriculum in Madrid. In the early 1930s he started contributing to La Nacin and El Siglo Futuro as well as other periodicals. The granddaughter of a Frenchman who arrived in Asturias building a railway network in the late 19th century

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texts: married Casariego in 1935. <mask>'s father-in-law, a militant free-thinker, socialist and UGT activist, was promoted by the Republican administration holding high postal jobs in Oviedo and Toledo. They had 4 children, all of them being daughters: Carmen, Mara Paz, Margarita and Julia.Three of them were active in culture, but none of them became a public figure. <mask> is a descendant of the Carlist heritage. Some of his distant paternal relatives fought in the First Carlist War and the Third Carlist War. <mask> credited paternal grandparents for implanting his Traditionalist outlook, as his father is not known for political engagements and his mother came from a militantly Liberal family. He declared himself to be a member of Partido Catlico Monrquico in the early 1930s, but it turned out to be a juvenile sentiment. He helped to set up the Oviedo branch of Juventud Tradicionalista and later the Madrid section of Juventud Carlista. He became known within the party when Casariego published a brief treaty on Traditionalist doctrine in 1933.<mask> started contributing to the central Madrid Carlist daily El Siglo Futuro around the same time he started running the crnica poltica column for La Nacin. He was a journalist who covered the Asturian Revolution and was subject to violence himself. He was involved in Carlist propaganda. It is not clear if he was involved in Carlist anti-Republican plots or if he fought the revolutionaries in 1934. One source suggests that <mask> was involved in a conspiracy and another notes that he was arrested many times. <mask> led 160 Carlist paramilitary when they were engaged in warfare in Sanjurjada and briefly sought refuge in Portugal. The family used to spend their summer holidays in Casariego, which was caught up in the July coup.He was active in combat until 1937. Historians consider information provided by Casariego in his later

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texts: writings to be confusing. The Tercio de Nuestra Seora de Covadonga is viewed by scholars as a sort of "unidad fantasma", created by <mask>'s literary works. He was either promoted or acted as an officer, his rank was either teniente or capitn. <mask> was wounded when he fought against the Lincoln brigade. He led a machine-gun company in the Legion and entered Barcelona with the Nationalists in early 1939. It is not known when <mask> ceased to serve under arms, yet no one has questioned his military merits and some hail his heroic performance.He is accused of faking the execution of Republican POWs in order to save their lives. <mask> returned to Madrid after the Nationalist victory. Ramn Serrano Suer was one of the people who formed the top layer of Francoist Spain and he launched a bid to restart publishing El Siglo Futuro and La Nacin. Serrano appreciated <mask>'s vehement anti-Left militancy yet remained skeptical about his Traditionalist leaning; eventually <mask> was marked as director of El Alczar, a Toledo-based diario del Frente de Madrid” freshly transferred to Madrid and coveted by <mask> assumed directorship of the daily in October 1939 after the original manager was fired. The Francoist concept of "doctrina de informacin" meant that parent companies were free to propose managers, but the Ministry of Interior was free to reject or confirm them. <mask>'s tenure in El Alcazr was marked by permanent conflict with the owners and the board, headed by general Moscardo; it resulted from personal decisions and conflicting managerial visions rather than from political discrepancies, both sides blaming each other for dropping sales and poor commercial performance<mask>'s position was strengthened by the official investigation into illegal trading in paper. He was a press envoy from a neutral country and traveled across Europe interviewing Hitler, Mussolini and

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texts: Churchill. The political line of El Alcazr was more than just loyalty to the new Spain, it was also exalting Franco, Falange and the new Spain in general. One of the key threads which characterized El Alcazr's profile of the period was "tradicionalismo de Raz carlista", combined with "hispanismo imperialista". The members of the El Siglo Futuro staff who survived the war found employment. According to some sources, the paper was financially supported by the National Socialists. <mask> exalted the Germans regardless of his editorial duties.His poem was about Hitler, Mussolini and Franco. It seems that the anti-Communist zeal prevailed over Romancillo's praise of Nazi Germany as "msculo y motor". Jordana presided over a new course of the Spanish foreign policy when pro-Nazi Serrano Suer was sidetracked. The new foreign minister demanded that germanophile tones in the Spanish press are de-emphasized, but El Alcazr went on exalting extremely militant anti-Communism, which annoyed Jordana. Moscardo suggested to Arrese that <mask> should be removed after the board seized the opportunity. <mask>'s departure from El Alcazr was not a fall from grace; in some Francoist spheres he remained an appreciated militant camarda and was received at a personal audience by Franco. He began his academic career in the early 1940s.<mask> assumed teaching duties at the University of Madrid in 1941 after obtaining PhD honors for his thesis on Spanish legal infrastructure in America. As late as 1949 he was still recorded as giving lectures at the faculties of Law and Political/Economic Sciences, but it is not clear when his engagement ended. He was a resident of Madrid and delivered lectures at several places. He contributed to other newspapers. <mask> was a member of Carlist political militancy. Historiographic works on Carlism during early and mid-Francoism do not mention him at all, he did

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texts: not engage in political structures, did not frequent Carlism-flavored events and did not contribute to Carlism-flavored press. Many Traditionalists considered him a traitor because of his pro-Francoist zeal.Some authors suggest that <mask> was left embittered, disappointed and bewildered, others suggest he withdrew to some sort of political skepticism. He was a few times admitted by Franco at private audiences in the 1950s and 1960s. He was involved in fishing in his native Asturias and practiced as a lawyer. <mask> worked for ABC as a special envoy in Latin America in the late 1950s and early 1960s, as well as contributing to the ABC weekly Blanco y Negro. <mask> lived in his native Luarca after returning to Spain in the mid-1960s, but he owned a large family house in Barcellina. His interest was mostly in culture and history and consisted of gathering manuscripts, old prints, graphics and other documents. In 1966 he was referred to as "catedratico de historia" and among various courses he managed the role which stands out is this of director del Seminario de Historia Contemporanea de Asturias.He dedicated more and more time to works of the Oviedo-based Instituto de Estudios Asturianos, recognized among chief experts on Asturian history and culture. In 1969 <mask> produced a legal treaty which claimed citizenship rights for the Borbn-Parma and presented it to the Cortes. <mask> was an unlikely candidate for advocate of Carlos Hugo. There is a thesis that the initiative was part of a Francoist plot with Carrero Blanco and CIA money in the background. <mask> addressed the Carlist Junta Suprema with a widely publicized memorandum in 1970. The Left-wing course of the party leadership was denounced. Casariego suggested a grand Carlist assembly to be organized beyond Spain, presided by Don Javier and tasked with setting the political direction.Junta replied that Spain was


texts: no longer a country of uneducated peasants, yet <mask>'s letter might have triggered another wave of secessions from the Progressist-dominated movement. <mask> published a booklet, signed few open letters and planned to launch a Traditionalist periodical in the early 1970s. Casariego was one of the Carlist orthodoxes left out in the cold by the Left-wing Partido Carlista after Franco's death. <mask> was one of the founding members of Comunin Tradicionalista, one of the few attempts to re-institutionalize orthodox Carlism. In the 1977 elections, he ran for Senate from the Alianza Nacional 18 de Julio list, but his bid was unsuccessful and he lost in the 1978 by-elections. <mask> was one of the key speakers at the Madrid Plaza de Oriente in November 1978, when hundreds of thousands of people gathered to protest against the constitution draft. The event marked the end of his political career, except for the few rallies of 1979 when he withdrew from politics.<mask> was the first elected director of the Institute of Asturian Studies in 1978 and held the job for the next 12 years. His public engagements in the 1980s were mostly related to Asturian issues. He was one of the co-founders of Amigos de los Bables, though he opposed codification of the language. As late as 1989 he appeared as a prestigious expert during local events, delivering lectures in the ayuntamiento and addressing the audience which included top local officials. He had no social insurance when he was admitted to the hospital, despite public recognition and a grand house in Barcellina. <mask> was a novelist. The Civil War is the setting for the first two novels, La ciudad sitiada and Con la vida hicieron fuego.In a historical setting, El mayorazgo navegante was an adventure story. <mask>'s poetry was less popular than Romancillos de la fregata y de la diligencia. <mask>'s books are included in

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texts: historiography. Key works in the area are essays grouped in Grandeza y proyeccin del mundo hispnico and Exaltacin y estirpe de las cosas de Espaa. <mask> focused on the history and culture of Asturias in the last three decades of his life. Among 15 works on the subject, Historias asturianas de hace ms de mil aos is the one that stands out. Specific topics were investigated by Casariego.His interest in maritime history was expressed in Los orgenes del Derecho Martimo and Los grandes periplos de la antigedad. The best Casariego's historiographic studies were Tratado histrico de las armas, Tratado de montera y caza menuda, and Caza en el arte espa. Casariego's works are related to politics. Some pamphlets are general militant propaganda. La Unin Sovietica was published in 1940. La conciencia de los europeos no rojos, La generacin de 1936, and La unidad de Espaa were more analytical. There are treaties on history and theory of Carlism.Before the Civil War <mask> was known only to readers of La Nacon and a few Carlists, but he gained some recognition due to El Alcazr assignment and the first two novels. In the mid-1950s, Con la vida hicieron fuego earned him national recognition. The book was popular among both readers and critics and was applauded by intellectuals like Maraon. The cinematographic work traded the original melancholy for "exaltacin oficialista" and was not a success. <mask>'s popularity peaked in the late 1950s, though he continued to write about specific topics like hunting, maritime history, and the culture of Asturias. He gained monumental status in his native region in the 1970s as an expert on the Asturian past but also as an icon of the 18th century. He was named Hijo Adoptivo by Luarca and Hijo Predilecto by Tineo.<mask>'s writings did not stand the test of time. He is not included in any of the works on Spanish prose from the 20th century. His

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texts: books are usually presented in a different way. They are counted within "corriente martirolgico-heroica" and denied major value with political apologetics, lively yet simple plot, nagging moralizing objectives and anachronistic message. The scholars who focus on pro-Nazi threads in <mask>'s writings quote poems which praise Hitler and his crusade against Soviet bolshevism and note that as late as 1953 the protagonists of his novels identified with Fascism. Competitive views are also present. The message was far from unambiguous proselytizing and the protagonists remained complex figures in a relationship with the environment.<mask>'s protest against hypocrisy turned Wehrmacht generals who invaded Poland into criminals and Soviet generals who invaded Poland into prosecutors. <mask>'s works are often quoted by historians of Carlism, Asturias, hunting and navigation. His best-known contribution is an incorrect concept on Marx and Carlism, which took decades to get corrected. <mask> is considered a soldier, writer and theorist by the Traditionalists. <mask> is known in Tineo as "tinetense universal" and there is a street named after him. His house in Barcellina was in a state of disrepair until recently. There is also El Alczar Traditionalism (Spain) and Carlo-francoism Carlism in literature.The Biografa, antologa y critica de su obra, Gijn 1983, was written by <mask> <mask>. Mario Martn Gijn, Nazismo y antisemitismo en la literatura falangista en torno a "Poemas de la Alemania eterna" was published in 1940. El peridico "El alcazr": del autoritarismo a la democracia was written by Rafael ngel Nieto-Aliseda Causo. Inmaculada Snchez Alarcn is the author. La comunicacin social durante el franquismo was published in 2002. La narrativa espaola de la Guerra Civil was written by Piotr Sawicki. Oviedo 1984, External links oil painting of Casariego in requete is a Propaganda,

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title: Serginho Greene

texts: <mask> is a Dutch professional footballer who last played for FC Lienden. He has played in Cyprus, India, Bulgaria, and Serbia. Growing up in the south-eastern part of Amsterdam, where playing street football was a daily routine, was when <mask>'s life was all about football. He loved football so much that he was never interested in other sports. He used to play with the ball and work on his technique on the streets of Amsterdam. His father took him to FC Abcoude when he was six years old and he played in their youth squad until he was twelve. He was told by the A1 squad that he was too good for the reserve team, but he wasn't able to make it to the first team.He wasn't interested in joining HFC Haarlem on a loan. He decided to go there to start his career. He played 34 matches in de Eerste Divisie and scored one goal. He gave up his contract at Ajax because he didn't want to play in the Eerste Divisie anymore. RKC Waalwijk showed interest in him after he was released by Ajax. eljko Petrovi, who was a player at RKC in those days, learned a lot from working with Martin Jol, and he developed quickly. RKC Waalwijk Greene played many positions.He played both left and right defenders in his first and second seasons at the club. He became one of RKC's key players during his second season and many teams showed interest in signing him. On April 14, 2005, Feyenoord announced that they had signed <mask> on a free transfer. The club's reputation was one of the main reasons for <mask> to join. The 2004–05 season was the last one for Waalwijk before the squad was formed in the summer of 2005. Maikel Aerts, Timothy Derijck, Gianni Zuiverloon, Tim Vincken, and Ali Boussaboun were among the new signings that flew into De Kuip by helicopter. It was his latest RKC coach, who was given the job, who was surprised by the appointment of a new coach.He gained his first team spot right

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title: Serginho Greene

texts: away playing in the center of the Rotterdam defence. The signing of central defender Ron Vlaar from AZ Alkmaar raised questions about who was going to play where. As rightback Alexander stlund left the club, it was decided that the center would be played by Vlaar, and the right defender would be <mask>. The team is struggling in both finances and results, but since joining they have hardly missed a match. After the end of the 2008–09 season, <mask>'s contract was not renewed and he was released by the club. On November 4, 2009, <mask> joined the Dutch Eredivisie club, agreeing a one-year deal. He went on trial with FC Terek Grozny, but they decided not to sign him.On August 8, 2010, it was announced that <mask> arrived in Bulgaria in order to negotiate with LevskiSofia. He made his first training with Levski the next day. On 10 August 2010, he signed his contract with Levski. Two years was the length of the contract. In the 2010–11 season, Levski qualified for the Europa League. Levski was in a group with other teams. He became a first team regular playing in the defensive position.He scored his first goal for Levski. Levski won their first match in the group stage with this goal. Due to Levski's defensive problems, he was moved to centre-back. With the January purchase of Daniel Dimov, the centre-half continued to play. He was sent off in the second leg of the match against Spartak Trnava. <mask> signed a two-year contract with Serbian club Vojvodina. The second pre-season friendly match was played on the same day as the signing of <mask>.In the summer of 2016 he signed a two-year deal with RKC Waalwijk. He was a member of the Netherlands U-16 and U-21 football teams. There are external links to <mask> <mask>'s profile at vi.nl. First Professional Football League (Bulgaria) players Serbian SuperLiga players Cypriot First Division players Dutch expatriate

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title: Levon Malkhasyan

texts: <mask>, also known as Malkhas, is a jazz musician, composer and pianist who is the owner of Malkhas Jazz Club. <mask> was born in 1945. Paruyr was the director of the sheet rolling factory and his mother was a Russian language teacher. He had two siblings, a brother and a sister. <mask> was a student at School No. 71 until the fourth grade. After A.S.Pushkin. He started playing piano at the age of 15 and went on to captain a basketball team in high school.The family did not have musical abilities. <mask> <mask> majored in Russian language and literature at the Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences. He was the leader of a basketball team. The jazz trio "<mask> <mask>'s Trio" was founded by him, along with a drummer and a bassist, during his university years. There were small concerts at the "Union of Composers" concert hall. There is a trio with a slightly different line-up. A saxophonist named Alexander Zakaryan is joining the trio several years later.The quartet won the first prize at the All-Union festival in 1968. At the All-Union Festival in Kuibyshev, the Quartet received a Grand Prix as well as the prize for "The Best Armenia Arrangement". The band won two prizes in the categories "best drummer" and "best saxophonist". The quartet won the title of best in all categories at the All-Union Festival in Yaroslavl. The suite on the theme of ancient Church Songs was awarded the main prize after being recognized as the best program. Various festivals have been participated in by the Malkhasyan

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texts: Quartet. From 1964 to 1980 <mask> Malkhasyan played at various restaurants and hotels.The era of work in restaurants ended in 1980. <mask> <mask> played in different bands in the 70's and 80's. He toured all over the USSR as a part of "Krunk". The first jazz center in the world was founded in 1980 by <mask> <mask> at the Aesthetic Center of Henrich Igityan. The first All-Union Jazz Festival was held in Philharmonic Concert hall in 1985 and featured musicians from 14 cities of the Soviet Union. In 1986 he organized "Jazz Panorama" contest-festival which brought together musicians from all over the USSR as well as a big band which performed under the direction of Konstantin Orbelyan. <mask> <mask> was invited to perform at the famous Float in 1996.Vahagn Hayrapetyan was invited to accompany him three days later. He turned the "Float" into a jazz club. He begins to organize festivals. The "International Jazz Festival" took place at the Opera Theater again in 1998 due to <mask> Malkhasyan. A jazz orchestra from New York, as well as jazz veterans from New Orleans and other countries, participated in that festival. In 2000 he organizes the next Jazz festival, but this time a bigger one, and a special guest was famous Jazz King Chick Corea. <mask> <mask> released his first CD in 2003"Earth, Wind and Fire" is one of the most famous Jazz Bands in the world. In 2008 <mask> Malkasyan organizes a number of events dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Armenian Jazz. In the framework of this one-year-long festival, Yerevan

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title: Levon Malkhasyan

texts: hosted a number of world-famous artists such as Al Jarreau, Joe Cocker, George Benson, and many others. Konstantin Orbelyan's 80 years anniversary was celebrated that year, as well as an event every single month. <mask> <mask> was a five-time gold medalist in swimming and a well-known radiographer. Their daughter is a composer and a singer. <mask> <mask> is the author of the "Yerevan Jan" waltz which is a soundtrack of the movie.According to the musician, he had three big dreams and each of them came true. To be able to see famous American jazz musicians in their home country is the first one. <mask> <mask> spent most of his time in the US in the 1990s in different jazz clubs meeting different musicians and seeing them perform live. Multiple times, the dream of organizing an international jazz festival in Yerevan with American musicians came true. 3rd one is a jazz club. In 2006 a club called "Malkhas" was opened. It is one of the most popular clubs in the country.There are 7 resident-bands today. <mask> <mask> didn't stay in one place for more than 2 weeks. The Honorable Worker of Art of the Republic of Armenia was awarded the Order of the Russian Federation in 2008. <mask> <mask> was awarded the gold medal of the Golden Apricot Film Festival and the gold medal after Arno Babajanyan. <mask> Malkhasyan is the Laureate of the "Karot" Prize and the All-Union Jazz Festivals. The Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) University recognized him as a " Person of the Year RAU" in 2010. There are awards for living people and jazz

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title: Alexander Lebedev

texts: <mask> is a Russian businessman and has been referred to as one of the Russian oligarchs. He was an officer in the Foreign Intelligence of the Soviet Union and later one of the KGB's successor-agencies. He was listed as the 39th richest Russian by Forbes magazine in early 2008, but by October 2008 he was worth $300 million. He was listed by Forbes as one of the richest Russians with an estimated fortune of $1 billion. He is no longer considered to be a billionaire. The Evening Standard and The Independent are owned by his son, who is also part owner of the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta. <mask> was born in Moscow and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217His parents were part of Moscow. His father was a member of the Soviet national water polo team and later a professor at the Bauman Moscow State Technical University. <mask>'s mother, Maria Sergeyevna, taught English in a Moscow tertiary school after graduating from Moscow Pedagogic Institute. The Moscow State Institute of

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Alexander Yevgenievich Lebedev
Alexander Lebedev
Alexander