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texts: The co-writer of two of Buddy Holly's biggest hits, "Oh, Boy!", is Joseph "<mask><mask>. "Rave On" On July 30, 1937, <mask> was born near Lubbock, Texas, the fifth and youngest child of Joseph William, a sharecropper. The family lived in Levelland, Texas, after moving many times around Texas and New Mexico. <mask> formed a band with Jimmy Metz, Doc McKay, and Buddy Smith. "Sweet Rockin' Baby" and "Rock-Ola Ruby" were recorded in Levelland. Bob Kaliff arranged for <mask> to re-record the two songs in New Mexico.The studio didn't have an echo chamber at the time, so Petty arranged for the recording to take place at the local Lyceum Theatre, which had an AMPEX recorder. There were 700 copies of the songs on the Nor-Va-Jak label. "Next to Elvis' Sun rockabilly pieces, this may be the next most sought after rockabilly record by collectors", according to the Guide to Rare Rockabilly and Rock and Roll 45rpms. The spelling of <mask>'s name was changed to <mask>. <mask> took on responsibility for all guitar playing after Smith quit the band. The song "All My Love" was recorded in February 1957 by <mask>. A few copies of this recording were sent to record companies to get their attention in releasing the record commercially.One of the copies was heard by Buddy Holly, who recorded a version of the song with The Crickets. In July 1957. It

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texts: reached number 10 on the US charts and number 3 on the UK charts in early 1959 after being released in October. According to <mask>, the song was written by him alone, although it was written for Holly and required his name to be added as part of the commercial contract. In 2002, <mask>'s version of "All My Love" was included on his debut solo album, Sweet Rockin' Rock-Ola Ruby. At the end of 1957, Petty took over as <mask>'s manager and arranged a two-year recording contract with Atlantic Records, with a minimum of four releases. In December of that year, <mask> recorded "Rave On", which was released on February 17, 1958, with the B-side, "Call on Cupid", on Atlantic Records, but achieved little commercial success.A line from Carl Perkins' "Dixie Fried" inspired the song. On January 25, 1958 Holly recorded a version of "Rave On" at Bell Sound Studios in New York as a track for his debut solo album, Buddy Holly. Even though it barely made the top 40, it peaked at No. 37 in the United States. There are 5 in England. "Doll Britches", "Linda Loves a Hula Hoop", and "Baby Bessie Lee" were recorded by <mask> in the spring of 1958. The songs were never released due to a dispute between the two.<mask> moved to Texas. <mask> flew to Phoenix, Arizona in 1959 to record two songs, "Love Denied" and "Pretty Little Girl". "Love Denied" was

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texts: later covered by Waylon Jennings, who also covered "Rave On". They recorded a version of "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights". Bandbox Records initially offered to finance re-recording the songs, but changed its mind after <mask> sent the tapes. Bandbox released the demo recordings as a promotional single. <mask> recorded new tracks in his studio in the spring of 2001 after playing at a Lubbock fan Fair show.Hemsby Rock'n'Roll Weekender was where <mask> made his European appearance in 2002. He played at a music festival in 2005. Big City Woman was released by Sleazy Records in 2010 and included a vinyl reproduction of his first single, "Rock-Ola Ruby" / "Sweet Rockin' Baby". <mask>'s album Sweet Perfume was released on Lance Records in September of 2011. His songs have been used in many films and television shows. <mask> won an award for his song "Oh, Boy!" in 2000. Someone who has had a song play more than one million times on the radio is the winner of this award."Rave On" was ranked the 154 greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone. The West Texas Walk of Fame in Lubbock inducted <mask> on September 15, 2016 In 1962, <mask> married Dottie Heikkila, a nurse, and they had five children. He started his own company before moving to Albuquerque to work for a larger company. "Rock-Ola Ruby" / "Sweet Rockin' Baby" is a limited

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title: Rasoherina

texts: Following the presumed assassination of her husband, the Queen of Madagascar was named <mask>jaka. The niece of Queen Ranavalona I was born in 1814. As a young woman, she married a man who went on to become a Minister for the Interior and Secretary to the Embassy to Great Britain. She was married to Ranavalona's son and heir, Rakoto, after the couple divorced. She was crowned queen consort with him when he succeeded his mother. After her husband's political decisions succeeded in displeasing his ministers to such an extent that a coup was organized in which he was believed to have been assassinated, she became queen consort. According to a study conducted in the 1960s, Radama lived to old age as a regular citizen outside the capital, despite rumors to the contrary, and the evolution of life at court pursued its course as if he had died in the assassination attempt.The council of Hova government officials responsible for organizing the coup, headed by the brothers Rainivoninahitriniony and Rainilaiarivony, invited Rabodo to succeed to the throne on the condition that she sign a contract. The monarchy's defense of freedom of religion was one of the conditions. On 13 May 1863, Rabodo was crowned. The coup against her husband was instigated by the Prime Minister, Rainivoninahitony. The Prime Minister got married a few weeks after the crowning. The conservative group under Ranavalona I was still active under the leadership of her former prime minister, Rainijohary. The progressives formed a majority in the Queen's Council and their advocacy for a moderately pro-European policy of modernization won out over the reversal of the policies of Radama II that were demanded by Rainijohary's conservatives.As his power grew, Rainivoninahitriniony became increasingly despotic and showed a pattern of drunkenness and violence. One year after taking the throne, Rainivoninahitriniony was deposed and his younger brother was appointed as prime minister. The


title: John Easton

texts: <mask> was a political leader in the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, devoting decades to public service before becoming governor. He sailed to New England with his father and older brother and settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. During the Antinomian Controversy, his father was exiled and settled on Aquidneck Island with many other Hutchinson supporters. He followed his father to the south end of the island where they established the town of Newport. The younger <mask> was involved in civil affairs before he was 30 years old. After four decades in the public service of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, <mask> became an Attorney General for the entire colony. He served in multiple roles for many years as Commissioner, deputy, and assistant.He was elected to the office of deputy governor in 1674 and was there for two years, during which he wrote a book about King Philip's War. <mask> was elected governor of the colony for five consecutive years after the overthrow of Edmund Andros. Funding the ongoing war that England was fighting with France and dealing with the disruptive French privateers were his biggest concerns when he was in office. Charter issues, including Rhode Island's militia serving in other colonies, and the ongoing border line disputes with the neighboring colonies, were some of the issues during his tenure. <mask>, the son of the governor, was buried in the Coddington Cemetery in Newport, where his father and several other governors are also buried. <mask>, the son of <mask>, a President and Governor of the Rhode Island colony, was christened at a church in Hampshire, England. Mary Kent died in England in 1630

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texts: after the death of her fourth child.<mask> boarded the ship Mary and <mask> at the age of nine with his father and brother Peter. The <mask> family settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony after moving to New England. <mask>'s father was an adherent of the dissident ministers <mask> and Anne Hutchinson. The elder <mask> had a license to leave the colony after he was disarmed for his support of the ministers. He went to New Hampshire but was ousted from there as well, and by the end of 1638 he was on Aquidneck Island with other Anne Hutchinson followers. The younger <mask> lived the rest of his life on Rhode Island after his father became a founder of Newport at the south end of the island in 1639 <mask> began his career of public service when he was 30 years old.He became a Commissioner from Newport after he was elected to be the attorney general for the island towns of Pompey and Newport. He served as the attorney general of the colony in 1656 after being made a freeman from Newport. In 1665, <mask> was a deputy and served as an assistant for 18 years. In 1674, <mask> was elected deputy governor of the colony. During King Philip's War, he was replaced in this office by <mask>. In 1675 he wrote an account of the Indian war entitled, "A True Relation of what I know & of Reports & my Understanding concerning the Beginning and Progress of the War now between the English and the Indians." He was a member of a Court Martial at Newport for the trial of some Indians who were accused of being involved in King Philip's designs.<mask> did not serve in a public capacity during the period from 1676 to 1681. He was one of the Assistants who wrote a letter to the new English monarchs,

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texts: William III and Mary II, in January 1690, following the three-year rule of Edmund Andros over all the New England colonies. At the May 1690 elections, all members of the General Assembly were present, and the charter was publicly read. The aged Henry Bull was elected as governor, but declined the position, and <mask> was chosen to serve instead. Rhode Island's Lieutenant Governor Samuel G. Arnold described the War with France as a special time in Rhode Island's history. During <mask>'s time as governor, England and her allies were engaged in the Nine Years War with France, and New England was left to deal with King William's War. When other colonies sent letters to Rhode Island asking for troops to help them, the reply was usually that the colony had a very exposed condition and needed its men to stay at home.In October 1690, the General Assembly agreed to raise 300 pounds for the prosecution of the war. Each town in the colony was taxed for its portion of the levy. Legislation was also applied to property appraisal, which in the past had been done by the "guess" method, and shipping was to be taxed, with all ships from other colonies being assessed a tax on cargo unloaded at Newport. In July 1690, there was a bright spot in the war. An expedition consisting of two sloops and 90 men under the command of Captain Thomas Paine went out from Newport to attack the enemy as the colonies were being continuously harassed by French privateers. He ran into shallow water to keep from being surrounded after approaching five ships near Block Island. One man was killed and six others were wounded when the French withdrew after a late afternoon engagement.The first victory for Rhode

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texts: Island on the open sea was inspired by the brilliant exploit of Paine. French privateers continued plundering the commerce of the colonists and forced a special session of the Assembly to raise the tax levied but not yet collected. The regular session of the General Assembly was held in Providence in October 1691. It was almost a year before the Assembly met again in Newport because of the outbreak of the disease on the island. On 7 October 1691, the Massachusetts andPlymouth Colonies united under a single charter, with William Phips as governor. The Rhode Island colony was told by Phips the following year that he had been appointed the commander-in-chief of all militia and other forces of the New England colonies. The charters of Rhode Island and Connecticut were in conflict with this.The Rhode Island colony was given control of troops by the Royal Charter of 1663, which Captain Christopher Almy was sent to England to address. All of the decisions made were in Rhode Island's favor. During times of peace, the Rhode Island colony would have full control of its militia, but during times of war it would have a quota. Rhode Island was assessed 48 men to be sent into the service of the Governor of New York. The Massachusetts Colony was greatly affected by another issue during <mask>'s time as governor. In Rhode Island, this offense appeared in the statute book, but no prosecutions were ever made from it. The people of this colony had suffered too much from the superstitions and the priestcraft of the Puritans, and there was no State clergy to encourage them.The bedevilment of their neighbors is more important to them. The Connecticut Colony sent a letter to Governor <mask> in


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texts: May 1692 that was more conciliatory than previous communications, and <mask> replied in kind. The settlers in both colonies were satisfied with the easing of tensions after a new era of warmer feelings was ushered in. <mask> retired to a private life in Newport after stepping down as governor in 1695. Several other governors of the colony are also buried in the Coddington Cemetery. The last Rhode Island colonial governor who came out of exile was his father, who was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony as a follower of Anne Hutchinson. In 1661, <mask> married Mehitable Gaunt, the daughter of Peter and Lydia Gaunt.They had at least 17 children. They were married less than 13 years after Mehitable died, but <mask> had no children with her. Governor <mask> was one of the best qualified and most efficient governors of the time. His knowledge of the history of the Colony was complete, his judicial ability was mitigated by long experience and careful study, and his great activity and energy, mental and physical, part of the quality of men at life's meridian. There was no lodgment in Governor <mask>'s administration because of weakness in policy or vacillation. The ancestry of <mask>'s mother, Mary Kent, was published in the same journal as that of <mask>'s father, Nicholas, in 2000. List of colonial governors of Rhode Island List of lieutenant governors of Rhode Island Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations References Popular Culture <mask> is a prominent character in the historical fiction series "My Father's Kingdom" by James W. George.Rhode Island leaders who died in the 17th century include 13 governors of Rhode Island who converted to the Kingdom of

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title: Kim Howells

texts: <mask> is a politician. He was the Member of Parliament for Pontypridd from 1989 to 2010 and held a number of ministerial positions within the Blair and Brown governments. The son of Glanville and Joan Glenys was named Biography Howells. He was born in Merthyr Tydfil and raised in Penywaun in the Cynon Valley. During the May 1968 student occupation at Hornsey College of Art, he was the first protester to break the police cordon at the demonstration against the Vietnam War outside the US Embassy in Grosvenor Square. The film Our Live Experiment, directed by John Goldschmidt, features a student leader at Hornsey College of Art who is worth more than 3,000 textbooks. He graduated from the Cambridge College of Arts and Technology in 1971 with a joint honours degree and went on to study history at the Anglia Ruskin University.A view from below: tradition, experience and nationalism in the South Wales coalfield, 1937–1957 was the thesis that Howells obtained a PhD in 1979. Returning home to South Wales from college, <mask> worked as a researcher and editor for the South Wales Miner before becoming a South Wales National Union of Mineworkers official and local representative of the Communist Party of Great Britain. He joined the Labour Party. The NUM Pontypridd office co-ordinates the South Wales miners' efforts during the UK miners' strike. At the end of November 1984, taxi driver David Wilkie was killed when two striking miners dropped a concrete block off a local bridge onto Wilkie's taxi, which was taking a strike-breaking miner to work. He rode his bike to the NUM offices after he was told of the incident by a reporter. After allegations that he hid evidence associated with the death of Wilkie, and an investigation by South Wales Police, he thought "hang on, we've got all those records we've kept over in the."He destroyed a lot of papers

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texts: because he was afraid of a police raid. Pressure to get the miners to return to work is what led to the attack by the strikers. After the miners' strike and the closing of 29 of the National Coal Board pits in South Wales, <mask> became a writer and lecturer. In 1989 he was elected to the House of Commons. He was an opposition spokesman on Trade and Industry, Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, and Development and Co-operation. The word socialism should be phased out from Labour Party policy documents. The Labour Party is a democratic socialist party according to the revised constitution.He held a number of junior ministerial posts after the 1997 election. He was an Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Education and Employment from 1997 to 1998. He was a junior minister with the trade and broadcasting brief at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport from June 2003 to June 2001. He was a Minister of State from June 2003 to September 2004. He was made Minister for the Middle East in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in May 2005. After Gordon Brown became Prime Minister, he remained a Minister of State at the Foreign Office, but returned to the back benches. The Intelligence and Security Committee is a committee of parliamentarians that oversees the work of Britain's intelligence and security agencies.He said in 2003 that the Labour government was trying to run capitalism more efficiently. He was the chairman of Labour Friends of Israel. The appointment of <mask> to the Privy Council was made in February of 2009, on the 20th anniversary of his election to Parliament. In March 2009, it was revealed that Howells made one of the lowest expense claims among Welsh MPs. The general election will be held at the end of the year. On July 15th, Dr <mask> received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Glamorgan for his contribution

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title: Leavitt Hunt

texts: One of the first people to photograph the Middle East was a Harvard-educated attorney named Col<mask>. One of the earliest photographic records of the Arab and ancient worlds, including the Great Sphinx and the Great Pyramid of Giza, can be found in the photographs he and Nathan Baker took in Egypt, the Holy Land, Lebanon, Turkey and Greece. The youngest son of General <mask> of Vermont and the former <mask>, and brother to architect <mask> and painter <mask>, was born in Vermont but grew up in Paris after the death of his father. After attending the Boston Latin School, <mask> went to a boarding school in Switzerland where he obtained a law degree. He attended the Swiss Military Academy. <mask> was a scholar and could write in both Persian and Sanskrit. A wealthy sculptor from Ohio was <mask>'s companion on his Middle Eastern journey.Nathan Baker decided to travel through the Middle East after a decade of travelling in Europe. <mask> met him in Florence, Italy, in late September. <mask> and Baker traveled from Naples to Malta, up the Nile River into the Sinai Peninsula, to Petra, where they were among the first to photograph the ruins, then on to Jerusalem and Constantinople. Many had never seen photographs like <mask>'s and Baker's before. They took pictures of the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids at Giza, the templex complex at Karnak, the Ramesseum at Thebes, and the ruins on the Island of Philae. They took pictures of the Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai, the tombs and temples of Petra, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the ruins at Baalbek, and the buildings of the Acropolis in Athens. The photographs from their journey show that <mask> and Baker were familiar with the new medium.Both men brought their own strengths to the process, and images that survive demonstrate their aesthetic prowess as well as their journalistic desire to show the settings in which they worked. The earliest photographic portrait of a Middle Eastern woman is believed to be the image of an unveiled Ghawazee female dancer. There are two men who are unafraid to take on a revered landmark.

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texts: Logistical challenges were involved in the trip. The architect Richard Morris <mask> and two friends were with the two travelers for part of the journey. The group hired a dahaheah and a crew of 13 Egyptians to take them down the Nile River. <mask>'s younger brother and Baker took photographs while <mask> painted and made sketches along the Nile.The results were shown at a 1999 exhibition in Washington, D.C., after the pair of no-longer-neophyte photographers returned to Paris. Each man kept a personal album of his prints. <mask> made a formal gift of 11 prints to Karl Richard Lepsius, the German founder of the study of ancient Egyptology, after he brought them to the attention of the King of Prussia. The New York dealer that Baker left his album with was interested in the prints. The two men took different paths after their extraordinary journey. <mask> took a second law degree from Harvard after completing his studies at the Swiss Military Institute, while Baker returned to Cincinnati to enjoy the life of a wealthy aesthete. When the American Civil War broke out, he became a lieutenant on the staff of General Heintzelman and began practicing law in New York City.He was promoted to lieutenant colonel because of his bravery. <mask> was an assistant adjutant general in the Union Army. After the Civil War, <mask> <mask> returned to New York City and his law practice for several years, until he retired in 1867 to Weathersfield, Vermont, where his wife was the daughter of a prominent Vermont businessman and diplomat. At Weathersfield Bow, <mask> <mask> became a gentleman farmer. <mask> was interested in the rare breeds of Dutch cattle that he raised, as well as the white pine forests that he planted on his estate. <mask> was an inventor after he retired as a farmer. <mask> and Baker never showed much interest in the photographic medium after their journey.Their prints are rare and are among the most valuable early photographic images. <mask>'s personal album is in the collection of the Bennington Art Museum. Baker's album disappeared. There is a collection of photos at the Museum Ludwig's Agfa

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texts: photo-historama in Cologne, Germany. Richard Morris <mask>'s prints were the property of his brother, despite the fact that <mask>'s personal negatives are believed lost. They are in the Richard Morris Hunt Papers at the American Architectural Foundation. The exhibition was titled "A Voyage of Discovery: The Nile Journal of Richard Morris <mask>".The Library of Congress has a permanent photographic collection, and some of <mask>'s prints were donated by his family. There are some original prints from this early Middle East trip in the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York. Several of the works by <mask> and Baker are owned by Harvard University's Harrison D. Horblit Collection of Early Photography. Although <mask> <mask> never returned to photography, he continued to be interested in the arts until the end of his life, as well as other intellectuals of the era. He and his wife crossed paths with family friends like Joseph Choate and Thomas Jefferson Coolidge. He wrote poetry on the side. Perhaps the highest tribute paid by the <mask>s was that of the man.The three Jackson brothers, the three Lowell brothers, the four Lawrences, and the three <mask>s were just some of the remarkable families. The son of <mask> <mask> and his wife was accepted by the Paris Salon as a painter and sculptor after graduating from Harvard Law School. The portrait of <mask> <mask> painted by his brother William Morris <mask> is in the permanent collection of the Brooks Memorial Library. William Morris <mask> sketched his brother's family as well. The son of Col. <mask> and his wife became an architect. The daughter of a businessman died in New Jersey on June 6, 1916 and was buried with her husband at Weathersfield. <mask> died at Weathersfield on February 16, 1907.<mask>, the infant son of the couple, died in 1871. The Inline General Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century Photography contains references to Richard Morris <mask>, William Morris <mask>, and <mask>. A Voyage of Discovery: The Nile Journal of Richard Morris <mask> was published in 1999. The Library of Congress has a reading room for prints and

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title: Sher Bahadur Deuba

texts: Nepal's prime minister is a Nepali politician named <mask>. He is the Member of Parliament for the parliamentary constituency of Dadeldhura 1. He is the president of the Nepali Congress. <mask> was born and raised in a remote village in Dadeldhura, where he completed his primary and secondary education. He 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He served as the Minister of Home Affairs in the cabinet led by Koirala. The parliament was dissolved for a second time in two years in 1995.During his first term, he oversaw the signature of the Mahakali treaty. The Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) was listed as a "terrorist organisation" by the prime minister after he declared a state of emergency due to the rise of the Maoists. He was reappointed prime minister in June 2004, despite being dismissed by King Gyanendra in October 2002. He was released in February 2006 after the Supreme Court declared his arrest to be illegal. In June of last year, <mask> was sworn in as prime minister for a fourth time. The

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texts: elections of the three levels of government were held in different phases. On 12 July 2021, the Supreme Court ordered the appointment of <mask> as prime minister within 28 hours, and he was appointed prime minister for a fifth term by the president the next day.Arzu <mask> is married to <mask> and they have a son. Early life <mask> was born in a remote village in Dadeldhura district of western Nepal. He received his primary and secondary education in Doti. <mask> was a student at the Tri-Chandra College. He registered at the London School of Economics in 1989 under the "research fee" category, which allowed him to use the library and have a professor assigned for general guidance, but not take classes. He was assigned to complete work on parliamentary democracies by his professor. No work by <mask> was ever published at the LSE.The 1990 revolution broke out where <mask> was campaigning. He had to rely on a loan from Nepalis after his stipend was canceled by the Socialist International. He left the school in 1990. He began his political career as a student and founded the Nepal Student Union, a student wing of the Nepali Congress. He was president of the student wing from 1971 to 1980. During the 1960s and 1970s, <mask> was imprisoned for nine years for working against the system. The beginning of multiparty democracy was ushered in by the 1990 revolution, which dissolved the partyless Panchayat system.He was elected to the House of Representatives in the next year. He was the Minister of Home Affairs in the Koirala cabinet. After Koirala dissolved the parliament and his government was defeated in the mid-term elections, <mask> was elected parliamentary party leader of the Nepali

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texts: Congress. <mask> became Prime Minister in 1995 after the Supreme Court declared that the parliament was unconstitutional. He signed a treaty with the Government of India regarding the development of the Mahakali River. The administration that witnessed the beginning of the Maoist insurgency fell in 1997 and was replaced by a minority coalition government. <mask> became the parliamentary party leader of the Nepali Congress and became the Prime Minister for a second time after the resignation of Koirala.After the royal massacre, he became the prime minister and soon announced a ceasefire with the Maoists. In August 2001, he began peace talks with the Maoists, but after the Maoists pulled out of talks and attacked the army in November 2001, <mask> declared a state of emergency, and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) was listed as a "terrorist organisation". The parliament was dissolved in 2002 in order to hold fresh elections. He founded a new party, Nepali Congress (Democratic). King Gyanendra took over the Government after it was elected. King Gyanendra reappointed <mask> as prime minister on 4 June 2004. Key constitutional rights were suspended, soldiers enforced complete censorship, and communications were cut as a result of the 2005 Nepal coup d'état.In July 2005, he was sentenced to two years in prison by former King Gyanendra but was subsequently released on February 13, 2006 after the Supreme Court of Nepal banned the prison sentence. In September 2007, <mask> rejoined the Nepali Congress. The Nepali Congress nominated <mask> as its candidate for Dadeldhura 1 and Kanchanpur 4 in the 2008 Constituent Assembly election. He gave up his Kanchanpur 4 seat after he was defeated in

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texts: the general election by a Maoist. In the vote for prime minister held in the Constituent Assembly on 15 August 2008, <mask> was nominated by the Nepali Congress but was defeated by Dahal of the Maoists. <mask> received more votes than Dahal. After the fall of the Dahal-led government, <mask> tried to become the parliamentary party leader of the Nepali Congress but was defeated by Ram Chandra Poudel.The 13th general convention of the party chose <mask> as the party president for the first time, beating Ram Chandra Paudel. He assigned Bimalendra Nidhi as party Vice-president, Purna <mask> as general secretary and Prakash Sharan Mahat as deputy general secretary for their support to be elected as president of the unified party. After the death of Sushil Koirala, <mask> was elected president of the Nepali Congress at the party's 13th general convention. In August 2016 <mask> struck a deal with Dahal to lead a government of the Maoist Centre and the Nepali Congress for nine months each in the lead up to the general elections. He was sworn in as Prime Minister for a fourth time on 7 June. The ministers from the Maoist Centre left the cabinet after they formed an electoral alliance with the CPN (UML) in preparation for the general election. <mask> was in charge of the government that successfully conducted elections in all three levels.He resigned on February 15, paving the way for the leader of the Communist Party of Nepal to become prime minister. The Nepali Congress, Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre), the Madhav Kumar Nepalfaction of the CPN (UML) and Upendra Yadav formed an opposition alliance after the prime minister failed to get a vote of confidence in the House of

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title: Sher Bahadur Deuba

texts: Representatives. The president said that neither <mask> nor Oli could be appointed prime minister after the other demanded to be reappointed. The president called for fresh elections in November after dissolving the lower house for the second time in five months. The constitutional bench of the Supreme Court, formed to hear writs against the dissolution of the House of Representatives, ruled in favor of the opposition alliance on July 12th, 2021. <mask> was sworn in for a fifth term as prime minister on July 13, 2021. In order to win a vote of confidence in the House of Representatives within 30 days of his appointment, <mask> received 165 votes in his favour and 83 against.His government will be in office for at least a year and a half until the next general elections. <mask> was re-elected as party president of Nepali Congress for a second time. In the first round, <mask> was unable to get the majority of votes needed to win. The condition went against him when his close friend and party vice president filed for the post. He was elected president for the second time after getting support from two people. <mask> was elected party president for the second time. He is married to Arzu <mask> and has a son Jaiveer <mask>.The Jawaharlal Nehru University in India gave <mask> a degree in November of last year. He was elected to the Pratinidhi Sabha from Dadeldhura 1 on a Nepali Congress ticket. He won from Dadeldhura 1 in both elections. He gave up his Kanchanpur 4 seat in the 2008 CA election after winning from two constituencies. The top two candidates are shown. The birth of the 20th-century prime ministers of Nepal and the 21st-century prime ministers of Nepal were both alumni of the

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title: Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf

texts: Claus-<mask> was born in 1962 and is a German composer, editor and author. He graduated from the music academy in Freiburg in 1992 after studying composition with Brian Ferneyhough, Klaus Huber and Emanuel Nunes. He studied musicology, philosophy, and sociology at the same time. The idea of a philosophical explanation of the female orgasm, which lacks biological necessity in terms of procreative function, was appropriated from an email novel by Peter Sloterdijk three years earlier. In 1993 he received a doctorate in philosophy for his thesis on Arnold Schnberg. In 1990 he won the Gaudeamus International Composers Award and in 1998 he won the Composers Award of the Ernst vonSiemens Music Foundation. He went to Rome, Italy, Venice, Italy, and Switzerland on scholarships.The Experimental Studio of the SWR was where <mask> worked from 2001 to 2005. Since 2005, Claus-Steffen has taught composition at the University of Music and Theatre " Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy". His music has been performed by many groups, like the ensemble recherche, at international festivals. oboist Peter Veale is one of the musicians who regularly perform his works. In 1995 he was one of the founding members of the Gesellschaft fr Musik und sthetik, and he is also one of the editors of the society's magazine. He has worked as a music theory teacher and as a consultant for opera houses. A Jewish philosopher of religion was married to a private life life

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title: Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf

texts: life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life lifeStage works Angelus novus. The techniques of Oboe playing. There are additional comments on the Oboe D'amore and Cor Anglais. Brenreiter took place in 1994. The book series New Music and Aesthetics in the 21st Century has been edited since 2002. The Gesellschaft fr Musik und sthetik Editor of the study series sinefonia collaborated with the Wolke-Verlag. Hofheim, Wolke-Verlag.Klein, Richard, <mask>, Claus-Steffen. Ohren denken. Suhrkamp in 1998. The name of the person is Claus-Steffen. Theorie der Musik. Velbrck took place in 2006 Klaus, Mahnkopf, and Claus-Steffen.It's von von von. Hofheim 2009, Wolke-Verlag. The name of the person is Claus-Steffen. The Francesca Albertini is in Deutschland and Jerusalem. Anon is a secondary text. 2004. "Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf".The Gegenwart is edited by Hanns-Werner Heister. The edition text is kritik. Christopher Fox. 2001. "New complexity." The Dictionary of Music and Musicians is the second edition. The publishers are in London.The name of the person is Claus-Steffen. The score is Preface to Mon Coeur mis a nu. The name of the person is Claus-Steffen. The second chamber symphony has a score. http://www.sikorski.de/ and http://www.wolke-verlag.de are external


title: Carrie Meek

texts: From 1993 to 2003 she was the United States Representative for Florida's 17th congressional district. She was the first African American to represent Florida in the United States Congress since the Reconstruction era when she was elected in the September 1992 primary with no general election opponent. She served from 1979 to 1982 in the Florida House of Representatives, from 1982 to 1992 in the Florida Senate, and from 1993 to 2003 in the United States House of Representatives. The youngest of 12 children of Willie and <mask>, <mask> was born on April 29, 1926, in Tallahassee, Florida. She was a descendant of a slave. He graduated from Lincoln High School. She graduated from Florida A&M University, a historically black university, in 1946.She graduated with a degree in physical education and biology. She received her master of science degree from the University of Michigan in 1948 because African Americans weren't admitted to graduate schools in Florida. After graduating from the University of Michigan, he was hired as a teacher at a historically black college in Daytona Beach, Florida. She taught at Florida A&M University. In 1961, he moved to Miami to work for the vice president of Miami-Dade Community College. The college was desegregated in 1963. In the Miami area, she was active in community projects.Gwen Cherry was Florida's first woman African American legislator when she died in a car crash in 1979. She was a Democrat when she was elected to the Florida House. She introduced a bill to criminalize stalking. She worked until 1982. In 1982, he ran for a state senate seat. She was the first African American woman elected to the Florida Senate. He was on the education appropriations subcommittee.Thousands of affordable rental housing units were built as a result of her

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title: Carrie Meek

texts: she spent a lot of her time running the Carrie Meek Foundation, which she founded in 2001 to provide resources and opportunities in her Miami-Dade community; she stepped down for health reasons in 2015.She died at her home in Miami at the age of 95. The Southeastern Regional Black Archives Research Center and Museum on the campus of Florida A&M University was named in honor of <mask>. She was a member of two organizations. A number of institutions, including Florida A&M University, University of Miami, Barry University, Florida Atlantic University, and Rollins College, bestowed degrees on him. In 1992, write-ins received 15 votes. 11 votes were cast for write-ins in 1994. In 1996, write-ins got two votes.The 1998 election was free of write-ins, so the vote total was not recorded. Write-ins received three votes. The US House of Representatives has a list of African-American


title: Ryōhei Kimura

texts: He is an actor, voice actor and singer. He played Ryouta Kise in the Kuroko no Basket series. !, Eichi Sakurai in Full Moon o SagaShite, Tartaglia in Genshin Impact, Chihiro Furuya in Sankarea, and Hinata from Angel Beats! He won an award. Himawari Theatre Group is associated with him. The filmography series was Medabots as Full Moon o Sagashite and Sugar Sugar Rune as Eichi Sakurai. As Kagemiya Sen 2008 Natsume Yjinch and Kagemiya Sen 2008 Shintaro Nishihiro Kekkaishi.The 2010 Big Windup was played by Zoku Natsume Yjinch and Akira Takizawa. As Shintaro Nishihiro Heroman as Psy Star Driver, Kagayaki no Takuto as Ryuu Ginta/Camel Star Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's as Brave Angel! The Money of Soul and Possibility Control was written by Hideki Hinata. Hanasaku Iroha was Kodaka Hasegawa and Aki Kuga Kimi was Boku. As Genjuro Kamegaki, Kotaro Urashima Kimi, and Ryouta Kise Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, Shogun Steel was. Zexal Special as Taiki <mask>, Masato Kadowaki Blood Lad, Kodaka Hasegawa, and Ryouta Kise Magi.As Hayato Kimata Psycho-Pass, Ryogo Kozuki, Red Data Girl, and Rikuo Silver Spoon, as well as Yugo Hachiken Sunday Without God. The Tokyo Ravens were portrayed by Touji Ato Valvrave and L-Elf Karlstein. As Gilbert Hanafusa Buddy Complex, Tusais Framboise Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun and Vanadis as Charles Grey Lord Marksman. The Irregular at Magic High


title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: The 1st Baronet was a Canadian financier and industrialist during the first half of the 20th century. His 1935 rescue and subsequent 20-year presidency of Algoma Steel is what he is remembered for. The village of St. Peter's is now a part of the Canadian province of NewBrunswick. The fortunes of his father's shipbuilding company were wiped out by the decline in demand for wooden ships, and he died when he fell into the harbour when <mask> was an infant. He was raised by his widowed mother who 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Fergusons, owners of a large farm, helped the bereft family by giving them room and board. 1st Baron Beaverbrook wrote a biography about his childhood friend Max Aitken, who talked about his exposure to the Shorter Catechism and the creed of John Knox through his mother's devotion.Questions 74 and 75, which explicitly command that wealth be acquired only by lawful means, are said to be formative influences on the young <mask>. <mask> was a good reader from a young age. He worked as a deckhand for an American shipping company on

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title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: Lake Michigan after graduating from school. He was employed by a manufacturing company on the east coast. After working at the law firm of George Gilbert for a while, he decided to apply to the law school in Nova Scotia. The small amount of money he had been able to save was not enough to cover his education costs. He worked as a lawyer before setting up a law practice.The booming economy of Montreal, Quebec attracted him to a position with one of the city's prominent law firms. The J.H. was established by the stock broker <mask> after he became involved in the legal aspects for companies being listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange. The company is called Dunn & Co. He obtained a seat on the stock exchange with the help of his father-in-law. Canadian business at the time was still dependent on investment money from the British financial markets and as a result, <mask> became an expert at raising foreign capital for the underwriting of securities as well as selecting the right places to invest. One of the most powerful group of entrepreneurs of the day had already made contacts with a number of influential people, including a number of railroad executives. A stock issue was put together for William Van Horne, the former president of Canadian Pacific Railway.Van Horne wanted to raise capital for his "Havana Electric Company" and invested in the Cuba Railroad Company. Already a close friend of fellow New Brunswickers, Max Aitken (the future Lord Beaverbrook) and a bright young lawyer named Richard Bennett, <mask>'s brokerage work led to even more business connections with some of the elite of corporate Canada. He became close to the American

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texts: engineer-turned-entrepreneur, Frederick Stark Pearson. The financial markets of London were the centre of the economic universe and encouraged by Pearson, in 1905 <mask> decided to take up residency in London. He ran a merchant bank with a Swiss investment dealer. He was working with his Montreal broker. At a time of rapid development in mechanized industry, as a result of large hydro-electric projects, shrewd investments, underwritings and stock promotions, <mask> was soon a wealthy man.Pearson was able to create a massive business empire that included the So Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Company in Brazil, the Mexico North Western Railway, the Mexican Tramway Company, and the Mexican Light and Power Company. The stock market crash of 1907 caused severe financial difficulties for him as a director of the Sovereign Bank in Canada. When his discrepancies were revealed, one of the officers running his Montreal brokerage house committed suicide, causing more financial grief. In 1913, his partner disappeared and left him with huge debts as their firm was a partnership, not a limited liability vehicle, but he managed to cover them all. Nine years later, the man who had been in virtual destitution was forgiven by the man who had given him a job. Pearson was killed when the Lusitania was sunk by the Germans during the Great War. He went on to become a multi-millionaire despite the setbacks.It is reported that in the 1920s, the duo emerged with more than one million dollars in profit from their investment in Britishanese alone. After Max Aitken chose to live in England, the friendship between the two men continued. The original five-ton bells of Christ

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title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: Church Cathedral in Fredericton were destroyed in a 1911 fire, but still very much in touch with his roots. He was able to serve Britain thanks to the business opportunities provided by the First World War. He was made a baronet for his work in World War I. Even the Rothschilds were considered to be a central figure in British finance. Although he lived mostly in England during his stockbroking years, he traveled to Canada frequently to spend time at his fishing camp on the Nigadoo River, not far from his birthplace.A number of Sir <mask>'s Canadian investments were in Northern Ontario mining ventures and he began a business relationship with a company in the area. Marie is in Ontario. After its 1903 bankruptcy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania investors took over the company. A group of investors, including Robert Fleming, formed the Lake Superior Investment Co. to acquire the steel company after it was dependent on the production of rail tracks. Although his role was important, he was only a minority player and the American investors had control. The company went through years of ups and downs, marked by a lack of strong leadership, and with it went the city, with a plaintive cry for help from the mayor. This time, at the age of 61, he engineered a takeover so that he became the sole controlling shareholder so that he could take the necessary reorganization measures to restore profitability to the steel maker.He raised capital by negotiating bank loans, selling his beloved art collection and taking stock. He turned the company into one of the largest steel mills of the day and for more than twenty years guided the fortunes of the company he would


title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: eventually make into one of the most profitable producers in Canada. In July 1937, the Bank of Montreal called in its loans in a repetition of events that had destroyed Algoma in 1907, but Morris W. Wilson of the Royal Bank stepped in. Wilson was appointed to manage the North American ministry after being appointed Minister for Aircraft Production in Britain. He claims to have at least two significant innovations in the industry. Hematite was the foundation of the steel industry in 1935. A mountain that was more than 1,000 feet high was next to a hematite deposit.The experts unanimously agreed that the man who wanted to exploit this mountain was mad. In commercial use, this grade was the only one in the world. In the early months of 1939, a pilot process seemed to indicate success, but in order to be sure, full production was needed. A positive result was his reward as he carried the investment through to the end. The "Sink-Float process" was the next innovation developed by <mask>. There was a need for innovation because of the exhaustion of supplies at the Helen mine. The process, which had been established at Broken Hill Proprietary by Guillaume Daniel Delprat at the turn of the century because of a similar exhaustion, had been tried once or twice in the US but different from that at the Victoria.The pilot plant would be expensive and uncertain because no Canadian mines had developed this technique. The gamble was a success. The Helen mine changed from an open-pit to an underground operation in 1949. During the Second World War, the company benefited from the huge demand for steel by the military; however, financial calls from his associates, who


title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: needed or wanted to liquidate positions as a result of the French collapse, be INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He mortgaged them to his friends. The benefit from a subsidized price for sinter, granted at the corporate nadir of 1935 by the provincial government of Mitchell Hepburn, was canceled in 1942. C. D. Howe was the federal government minister in charge of the war effort and at times it was difficult to have a good relationship with him.The War Measures Act and the National Resources Mobilization Act allowed the government to take control of "trading, exportation, importation, production and manufacture" works. The person and property of <mask> was secured by a letter from the former's Ministry, but his health suffered ill effects as a result. Howe struck again the week after the surgery. On April 12 1943, Howe called Wilson at the Royal Bank and told him if Howe's steel experts were correct, or if he had to stand down from his chairmanship of the company. There were many precedents in the UK and Canada. Wilson's Royal Bank refused to allow this extreme. Howe's bluff was shot when Wilson asked for the government file to be made public.The way forward was clear after a vice-president was removed. Howe acquired a summer manor next to the Dayspring estate, at the seaside resort of St. Howe was one of the Executors of the estate. Two major health crises were brought on by old age. The required hospital stays were 17 days and five weeks. They succeeded in keeping both stays from the press by using artful means. After the first bout with adversity,


title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: he married her.The board of directors of Canada Steamship Lines, which was founded in 1944, had an important role to play in transporting resources to and from the Algoma Steel plant, which was located under a geographical disadvantage to its more southerly competitors. <mask> was unhappy with CSL's policy of priority service to his steel mill's competition on the lower section of the Great Lakes and decided to buy up shares of the shipping line. He obtained a line of credit from the Bank of Montreal and raised a war chest that allowed him to take control of Canada Steamship Lines in 1951. The acquisition of another shipping line with cargo vessels capable of cost-effective delivery of Algoma Steel's products to the southern markets followed. In a few years, he was exporting iron Ore from his company to American buyers. An avid art collector for many years, Sir <mask> had an art collection. He bought three paintings by Goya before 1911, and a Velazquez painting by 1912, after he was introduced to this pastime by van Horne.When he was forced to liquidate his art collection in 1914, he was pained. There were 13 paintings included in the transaction. Some of the participants at the Versailles Conference were portraits by Sir William Orpen. At the height of the depression, he commissioned another dozen, this time of his friends like Lord Castlerosse and Lord Beaverbrook, by a down-on-his-luck Sickert. He developed a friendship with Dal in the late 1940s. The portraits of the couple were painted by the artist and are now on permanent display at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The art gallery received a painting titled "A Gentleman" and a picture called


title: James Hamet Dunn

texts: "Dorelia" by Augustus John, as well as a portrait of Sir <mask> by John.<mask> was married to the daughter of a Quebec City lumber dealer in 1901. They had five children before divorcing. She became the most beautiful girl in England at the age of 17 when she met him in Paris. She had a daughter, Monica, in May 1927, from a marriage to a war hero. Her portrait by William Orpen can be viewed on their website. Her father was devastated by her death from peritonitis. It was the subject of a poem by the Ashendene Press.Sir Philip Gordon <mask> was the father of two daughters, one of which was Lady Rothschild. The stepson of Lord Curzon and the wife of an MP were married in 1928 and divorced in 1929. The child she lost custody of was born on August 5, 1929. She married a man who committed suicide in 1935. She was married to Charles Dutton in 1943. After divorcing his first wife in 1927, Sir <mask> married the wife of the 11th Marquess of Queensberry. The death of his daughter from his first marriage sent him into a state of depression and he contemplated cutting back on his business activities.His spirits were lifted by the birth of Anne, his daughter, in 1929. Anne was an artist and studied under Henry Moore and Fernand Léger. In 1942, he married his personal secretary after divorcing his second wife. Thirty-six years his junior, "Christofor" as she was called, was very bright, intensely loyal, and a devoted partner. She would be asked for her input on most business matters for the rest of her life. She enjoyed luxury and was active in her social life. He traveled frequently between his homes in Europe and Canada when he owned a Douglas DC-3 as a

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texts: private business aircraft.He frequented New York City and was a friend of Ed Sullivan. He was knighted in the New Year's List of Honours for his service in the Great War. He was an emissary for two Prime Ministers. He first responded when Asquith asked him to write a report on the Army hospital service behind the lines in France. He reached an agreement with Jacob Borreson that all of the nickel mined by the Kristiansand Nickel Company of Norway would be sent to Canada. The British government blockaded the supply of nickel to Germany, forcing them to purchase it from afar at inflated "spot" prices. Lloyd George asked for a situation report on the disrupted supply of food from Norway, Sweden andDenmark, and the plans for increasing the supply were sound and worked well in practice.The King's Counsel in Quebec was made by Maurice Duplessis. He was a member of the bar in five provinces. In August of 1950, he was made a freeman of the City of Bathurst, and in November of 1954. He received degrees from several universities, including the University of NewBrunswick. The Freedom of the City was given to him by the city. In January of 1956, at the age of 81, he died of a heart ailment. The Ballad of a Bathurst Boy: 1874-1956, a celebration of her late husband's life in verse, was published in commemoration of his birthday.It was sent to friends and family of the person who wrote it. His widow sold the 10,000 acre camp he had acquired near his birthplace. There is a parcel on the road near Allardville. Courage: The Story of Sir <mask> was published in 1961. Duncan McDowall's Steel at the Sault is the most complete telling of the life and business of Sir


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texts: <mask>. At the time of his death, he was the president of several companies. The government of Canada was able to create and provide an endowment for the Canada Council for the Arts because of the large taxes left by Sir <mask> and Izaak Killam.His last wife fulfilled his wishes and made numerous contributions to charitable, cultural, and educational works after he left a large estate to her. One of the annual scholarships that was provided by <mask> in 1947 to the University of NewBrunswick was awarded to a Master's degree. Baldwin discovered theore as his thesis work and enlarged the bounds of provincial prosperity. Baldwin, who was originally interested in samples from Quebec's North Shore, was led by the gift of the <mask> scholarship to look at NewBrunswick geological work. The bequests of his estate, as well as significant charitable gifts that he made during his lifetime, may no longer exist as a result of his death. After more than forty years of existence, the James hamet dunn hospital was destroyed by fire in February of 1953. There is a school for nurses in the hospital.The Our Lady of Lourdes sanatorium for the care of Tuberculosis patients was opened north of Bathurst in May 1931. The hospital was managed by the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph. A number of foundations, buildings and academic chairs bear his name. The <mask> <mask> Academy, a high school, was funded after his death by his last wife. The Sir James Dunn, a bulk carrier ship launched in 1951 for Canada Steamship Lines, is located in Marie, Ontario. The first public golf courses in London were opened in 1923 and 1925 by Sir <mask>. The Boyhood poem was written in

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title: Christopher Tanev

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman and alternate captain for the Flames of the NHL. He played for the Canuck team. He was a free agent after his freshman year at the Rochester Institute of Technology when he was not selected in the NHL Entry Draft. In his only college season, he was named Atlantic Hockey's Freshman of the Year, as well as receiving All-Tournament and Third All-Star Team honours, while helping the Tigers to a conference championship. He played three seasons in the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League. Mike "Misho" <mask> was born in East York, Ontario. He has two brothers, Brandon and Kyle, both of Macedonian descent.He played for the Toronto Red Wings in the Greater Toronto Hockey League. <mask> played roller hockey for his high school's team in the summer after being cut from seven peewee teams due to a lack of size. He majored in finance at the Rochester Institute of Technology after graduating from high school. <mask> played in the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League for three seasons. He had no goals and nine assists over 40 games with the Durham Fury. Over the course of 49 games, he scored 17 points (2 goals and 15 assists) between the three teams. He was named the team's top defenceman at the end of the season after leading the team in scoring with 41 points in 50 games.He joined the NCAA Division I ranks with the Rochester Institute of Technology in 2009. He had 10 goals and 28 points in 41 games while playing on the team's top defensive pair with Dan Ringwald. He was named Atlantic Hockey's Freshman of the Week three times during the season and was named to the conference's All-Rookie and Third All-Star Teams. The Sacred Heart

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texts: Pioneers were defeated in the final of the 2010 playoffs by <mask>. He was on the All-Tournament Team. RIT was eliminated in the national semifinals by the Wisconsin Badgers. He was described by his coach as a late bloomer, having grown six inches in his final year of junior, while praising his offensive skills.During the NCAA tournament, <mask> was spotted by the director of player development Dave Gagner, who was familiar with <mask> as his childhood roller hockey coach. He was identified as the smartest player on the ice by the scouting staff. After three years of college hockey eligibility, <mask> signed as a free agent with the Canuck on May 31, 2010. He had received interest from at least three other teams, including the San Jose Sharks and the Columbus Blue Jackets. He scored his first professional goal on November 13, 2010 against the Rochester Americans in the American Hockey League. He received his first call-up to the team in January of 2011. He was the first RIT graduate to play in the NHL.He recorded his first NHL point on January 24 when he assisted on a Dan Hamhuis powerplay goal in a 7–1 win against the Dallas Stars. He was with the NHL team for an extended period as the defencemen suffered injuries. On March 31, 2011, <mask> had to be helped off the ice during a game against the Los Angeles Kings after Kyle Clifford pushed him head-first into the end-boards. While recovering from the upper-body injury, he was returned to the Moose on April 7, as several regular defencemen returned to the line-up. Averaging 13 minutes of ice time per game over 29 NHL contests with one assist, <mask> was praised by his head coach for being "very dependable." He said he had a good

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title: Christopher Tanev

texts: chance of playing with the team on a regular basis down the road. He finished the regular season with the Moose with 1 goal and 8 assists.The Moose were defeated in the second round of the playoffs as <mask> added a goal and 2 assists. He was called up to the Canuck for their playoff run as a reserve. In the third round of the playoffs, two defencemen were injured in the game against San Jose. <mask> made his NHL playoff debut on May 22, 2011. During the Stanley Cup Final against the Boston Bruins, Ehrhoff and Rome returned to action, sending <mask> back to the sideline. In the final three games of the series, <mask> played despite injuries and Rome's suspension. In the off-season, <mask> trained to increase his strength.He made the opening line-up for the 2011–12 season after gaining 10 pounds. He was sent to the Chicago Wolves after playing in three of the team's first five games. The organization wanted <mask> to get more ice time than he could get in the city. No. 5 to No. There are 8 spots on the team. He injured an oblique muscle in his first game with the Wolves and was out for a month. He formed a top defensive pair with Kevin Connauton.He was called up by the Canuck for one game in January and another in February. He recorded two assists in 25 NHL games and 14 assists in 34 AHL games in 2011. In the 2012 playoffs, <mask> did not register a point. He scored his first NHL goal in an overtime win against Dubnyk. The 5-year contract extension was signed by <mask> on March 24, 2015. <mask> scored 11 seconds into overtime on August 7, 2020 as the Canucks advanced to the Western Conference First Round, beating the Minnesota Wild 5–4 for a 3–1 Qualifying Round series victory. It

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texts: is tied for the second-fastest goal to start overtime in Stanley Cup playoff history.On October 9, 2020, <mask> signed a four-year, $18 million contract with the Flames after 10 seasons with the Canucks. <mask> played a major role in the gold medal game of the 2016 IIHF World Championships. He was named the best player of the game in Canada's 7-1 victory over Hungary after being praised for his composure and defensive play. The Americans had a chance to tie the game late in the third period, but <mask> robbed them of a scoring chance. After breaking his stick in the American zone, he raced back to the Canadian side, intercepting a pass and blocking a shot without using his stick. In the final of the tournament, <mask> played 21:38 in ice time, including a team-high 8:37 in the third period, as Canada defended their one-goal lead. Team Canada won the gold medal for the second year in a row.According to many observers, <mask> was perhaps the best defenceman in the tournament in terms of his defensive play - he and his defence partner, Morgan Rielly, were not on the ice for a single goal against at even-. Canada's penalty kill allowed just two goals against in 29 opportunities, and <mask> was a major part of it. He assisted one person during the tournament. <mask> is praised for his hockey sense and ability to move the puck. His style of play was compared to Christian Ehrhoff when he was scouted out of college. <mask> uses his positioning to check players. Kevin Bieksa claimed that his teammate could have played with a cigarette in his mouth after his performance in the Stanley Cup Finals.There are links to External links to Career statistics Regular season and playoffs International

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title: Reginald Scot

texts: The author of The Discoverie of Witchcraft was an Englishman named <mask>, who was a Member of Parliament. It was written to show that witches did not exist. The book is often considered the first textbook on conjuring because it exposes how miraculous feats of magic were done. He was the second son of Sir <mask> and the son of <mask>. Mary was the daughter of George Whetenall, sheriff of Kent. Fulk Onslow, the clerk of the parliament, was buried in the church of Hatfield after she died. Reynold, as he signed his name in accordance with contemporary practice, was born in 1538.After entering Hart Hall, Oxford, <mask> left the university without a degree. His writings show some knowledge of law, but he is not known to have joined any court. He spent the rest of his life in his native county after marrying in 1568. His time was mainly passed as an active country gentleman, managing property which he inherited from his kinsfolk about Smeeth and Brabourne, or directing the business affairs of his first cousin, Sir <mask>, who was a generous patron. He was collector of subsidies for the lathe in Shepway in 1586 and 1587, and he may have been the captain of the untrained foot-soldiers at the county muster. He was a member of the parliament

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texts: of New Romney and probably a justice of the peace. He is referred to as "esquire" in the title-page of his Discoverie.<mask> and Jane were married at Brabourne in the parish of Aldington. He had a daughter Elizabeth who married a man. <mask> married a widow named Alice who had a daughter called Mary. On 15 September 1599, <mask> drew his own will. He was buried in the church of St. Mary the Virgin, Brabourne, with his first wife Jane, after he died at Smeeth. He left his small properties to his widow. The last words of his will were "great is the trouble my poor wife had with me, and small is the comfort she received at my hands, whom if I had not matched withal I had not died worth one groat."In the Discoverie, <mask> quotes John Calvin more than a dozen times. Calvin was following in the footsteps of early English reformer John Wycliffe. "It is neither a witch, nor devil, but glorious God that maketh the thunder, and God maketh the tempests and winds..." is what the doctrine of the Providential view states. The last half of the 16th century saw an active theological debate between those who believed in the power of witches and those who did not. The belief in the power of witches was associated with the book Malleus Maleficarum by

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texts: the German inquisitor Heinrich Kramer, and upon this book <mask> focused the most criticism, and lumped others with the same view of witchcraft. The name Abraham Fleming is written backwards in the front pages of the Discoverie. In 1574 he published his Perfect Platform of a Hop-garden and necessary instructions for the making and maintenance of it.The first practical book on hop culture in England is dedicated to Serjeant William Lovelace of Bethersden in Kent. The work was going through the press when Scot was out of London. A third edition appeared in 1578. The Lewde dealing of Witches and Witchmongers is notablie detected in sixteen books of The Discoverie of Witchcraft. There are over 200 authors who wrote in Latin and over twenty authors who wrote in English. He studied the superstitions in courts of law in country districts, where the prosecution of witches was constant, and in village life, where the belief in witchcraft flourished. He wanted to prove that the belief in magic and witchcraft was rejected by reason and religion, and that spiritualistic manifestations were either impostures or illusions due to mental disturbance in the observers.In an introduction to an 1886 printing of Attribution Discoverie, Brinsley


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title: Ruby Amanfu

texts: <mask> is a Nashville-based recording artist and a nominee for a Soul Train award. <mask> was nominated for aGrammy Award in 2020 for co-writing "Hard Place" with H.E.R. Amanfu has seven studio albums and multiple singles. Sam & <mask>'s album was named Associated Press Album of the Year in 2009, and she is well known for being one half of the duo. Amanfu collaborated with Jack White in his all-female band, The Peacocks, and has appeared on his critically acclaimed solo albums. <mask> is an actress, civil activist, an elected Recording Academy Board Governor, and a private chef. <mask> was born to a musical family of five.When she was three years old, her father moved the family to Nashville, Tennessee, where she flourished among the sights and sounds of the Music City. She won her first school talent show in the third grade with a song she wrote during recess. Amanfu excelled in literary contests in middle and high school. She had the opportunity to write and record her own songs while at the Fine Arts program at the Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet High School. Amanfu became the youngest member of The Nashville Symphony Chorus in her second year of high school. She moved to Nashville,

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texts: Tennessee, from Boston, Massachusetts, where she attended the Berklee College of Music. Amanfu was introduced to the Matthews family while in high school.The Matthews' supported Amanfu's first full-length album, So Now The Whole World Knows, with Dave at the helm as engineer and co-producer. Amanfu finished high school before the album was recorded at The Matthews' home studio. Amanfu signed with Spongebath Records after the release of So Now The Whole World Knows. She began working with Tommy Sims, co-author of Eric Clapton's Change the World. Amanfu's first hit single was produced and co-written by Sims. Amanfu's song "Sugah" was named the "Tip of the Week" by The Tip Sheet. Polydor Records and Murlyn Music Group both became interested in the single and signed her to a co-venture between their companies as well as Interscope Records in the U.S.Amanfu's second album, Smoke & Honey, was released on Polydor. Her song "Sugah" from the album reached number three on the US Pop Airplay Charts and number 32 on the UK Singles Charts. Sam and <mask> Duo Amanfu met Sam at a writer's round. Their first song, "The Here and The Now," was written in 2002. Amanfu wrote most of the duo's lyrics


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texts: and melody. They were invited to open for Dan at Saxon Pub during South by Southwest. Sam and <mask> were formed from Amanfu and Brooker.In late 2006 through late 2009, the duo toured relentlessly. The Here and The Now was their first album. The album was named one of the best albums of the year by the Associated Press. Press On was released in February 2010 by Amanfu and Brooker. Amanfu collaborated with many artists, including Jack White, H.E.R., and Sara Bareilles. Mission's cult favorite, "Now I Shine", was co-written by her. The song "Heaven's My Home" was co-written by Amanfu and was nominated for a gramophone award for Best Country Performance.Amanfu sang a duet with LaBelle at the festival. Wanda Jackson's album, The Party Ain't Over, was produced by Jack White. "Funnel of Love" 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Amanfu appeared on NBC's vocal competition, The Sing Off Season 3, as part of The Collective. The group includes a former duo partner. Ruby Amanfu and Jack White collaborated on White's first solo album, which received a Gold Record for over 500,000 sales. "Love Interruption" is the first single and features a duet between Jack and Ruby.On January 30, 2012 Amanfu released "The Simple Session". Charlie Peacock produced the four songs. The Peacocks, an all female band consisting of <mask> as well as the rest of the band, were employed by White during his tour for the album. Amanfu sang on Jack's second album. <mask> and Hozier appeared together on Saturday Night Live. She was a musical guest at the first Draper James store opening party. She performed alongside Lee Ann Womack to a crowd of A-list Nashville locals.Amanfu performed with Norah Jones for some US tour dates in 2016 as well as her own shows

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texts: and appearances. Amanfu was featured in a story on the album, Lemonade. Amanfu sings on the Jack White-produced track "Don't Hurt Yourself." The critically acclaimed project, I Used To Know Her: Part 2, was co-written by Amanfu and H.E.R. The song titles are "Fate" and "Hard Place", the latter of which was performed live on the 61stGrammy Awards in 2019. John Prine, Dan Wilson, Yola, Ben Folds, Bloodshy & Avant, Chris Thile, and Tommy Sims have collaborated with Amanfu. Amanfu was in Riviera Maya, Mexico for a music festival.In 2020, <mask> co-authored "A Beautiful Noise" with 7 other female writers, and the song was performed by two of them with the purpose of inspiring American voters. Amanfu released a double single on October 15, 2013. "Bluff" was written and produced by Amanfu and Herzig. "Love Out Loud" was written by Amanfu with additional production by Amanfu. On August 28, 2015, Amanfu released her solo album, Standing Still, which was produced by Mark Howard (Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Emmylou Harris) and Austin Scaggs, with guest producer Patrick Carney of The Black Keys. There are deep cuts by an eclectic array of writers and artists in Standing Still. Bob Dylan's "Not


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texts: recreation of the gospel narratives that is notable for being the #1 crowdfunded media project of all time. She sings "Walk On the Water" in the show's title theme. Amanfu has received critical praise from national outlets such as Rolling Stone, who confirmed that Amanfu has "Plenty of gospel power, delivering measured doses (who) never overusing with her richly textured voice, letting the songs tell the story." Amanfu was called "Nashville's next independent star" and "magnetic" by NPR. "All about the chills when <mask>fu sings," said Ann Powers.Local publications from her hometown Nashville, as well as some of the artists that inspired the album, praised Amanfu for her honest voice and character. "So Now The Whole World Knows" is a record by Lost Frogs Records. A short version of the show was released on the internet. Dan Haseltine and Matthew S. Nelson collaborated on the song "Walk On the Water". <mask>fu. The show's title theme is the song. Amanfu married fellow musician Sam Ashworth.Amanfu publicly shared her story of career-hindering, emotional abuse at the hands of Ryan Adams during the making of an album produced by Adams in 2016 Tracking was done at Adams' studio PaxAm

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title: Helen Stuart Campbell

texts: <mask> was an American author, economist, and editor, as well as a social and industrial reformer. She was a pioneer in the field of home economics. Her Household Economics was the first textbook in the field of domestic science. She published a novel at the turn of the century. <mask> was born in Lockport, New York to Jane E. and Homer H<mask>. Both parents were Vermonters. Three generations of the <mask> family died in Indian, French and revolutionary wars after moving to the United States.He practiced law in New York City for over 50 years and was also the president of the Continental Bank Note Company of New York. She attended a school in Rhode Island and a seminary in New Jersey. She was a career children's writer and married an army surgeon. She gained a broad experience while living in various parts of the U.S., which reappeared in her literary work. It was impossible for a young woman to live an empty life because of her abundant vitality, imagination, power of dramatic expression and sympathetic nature. <mask>. Weeks began writing for children at the age of 23 under her married name. These articles were vital, magnetic and infused with humor and pathos.The Ainslee Series was issued in book form as her stories grew in length. "Ainslee," "Grandpa's House," and "White and Red" were included. All of them were printed in England. The American Girl's Hand-book of Work and Play was one of her next works. <mask> was a teacher at the Raleigh Cooking School. She wrote the popular novel Under Green Apple Boughs and the What-to-do-Club for Our Continent. Unto the Third and Fourth Generation was preceded by The Easiest Way in Housekeeping and Cooking.<mask>'s interest in the poor began when he read the Problem of the Poor. This appeared in the late 19th century and drew attention to the plight of the ignorant and impoverished in New York City. <mask>'s novel, Mrs. Herndon's Income, which was printed as a serial in the Christian Union, contained some of the conclusions she reached. <mask>'s thrilling story won

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texts: the attention of philanthropists and reformers around the world, while her powerful book lifted her to an important place as a novelist. <mask> was literary editor of the Continent from 1881 to 1884, and in 1889 she took charge of the Good Housekeeping department entitled "Woman's Work and Wages." There was a line of inquiry into women working outside of the home. <mask> received a prize from the American Economic Association for his monograph on women wage-earners.The first major statistical monograph on the situation of American women working for wages was published in 1893. The New York Tribune appointed Mrs. Herndon's Income's commissioner to investigate the condition of women wage-earners in New York, and that work resulted in a series of papers under the title "Prisoners of Poverty." It may be seen as the seed from which a large amount of literature was written, resulting in great amelioration in the condition of a large body of workers. She was appointed professor of household economics at the University of Wisconsin in 1894 and remained there until 1897, when she accepted a call to the State Agricultural College of Kansas. The course of lectures she delivered at the university resulted in her 1897 work, Household Economics. <mask> went to investigate the lives of wage-earners in London, Paris, Italy and Germany. The fruits of her work appeared when she returned to the United States.Anne Bradstreet and Her Time is a biography of the 17th century colonial American poet Anne Bradstreet. There is a historical study of life in Philadelphia. <mask>'s work, Darkness and Daylight in New York, was a series of portraits of the features of the city. She was a professor of economics at the University of Wisconsin and a professor of domestic science at Kansas State Agricultural College. <mask>'s writings were of a domestic and philanthropic character. She is studying economic and social problems in relation to the conditions of laboring women. She wrote studies about women trapped in poverty and home economics

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texts: that could help lift them out of poverty.She had a position among economic works. They demonstrated a thorough study of her subjects, and were thoughtful and sympathetic, though generally more of a popular character than a scientific one. <mask> wrote many articles about economic topics. Home economics and relationships between the individual, the home, the workplace, physical well-being, and childhood are some of the topics she wrote about. She was associated with many intellectuals and original thinkers, including writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Her writing was lively and engaging. She exposed the failures of the public health system.<mask>'s Prisoners of Poverty was said to be mostly about statement and fact, not to the suggestion of remedies. She reminds us that the final remedy lies farther back than just an increase in wages. "The Bookman" of New York said in 1897 that Household Economics was fascinating in style and that it was important for women to consider. The spirit of the lectures is delightful. She married a doctor in the 19th century. They divorced in 1871 after the marriage failed. He had two marriages thereafter.<mask> was a member of a number of organizations. She lived in New York City for most of her life. She became enamored with the Bah Faith after spending time at one of its institutions, Green Acre, in Maine. She spent her last days in Massachusetts, where she died of disease in 1918. Her remains were taken to a funeral home. Ainslee Series 1877 is one of the works selected. A study in the 19th century, four and what they did.With illustrations. Patty Pearson's Boy: A Tale of Two Generations, The Problem of the poor, and Under Green Apple Boughs were all written in the year 1884. The What-to-Do Club: A Story for Girls was illustrated in 1885. Miss Melinda's Opportunity, The Housekeeper's Year-Book, Prisoners of Poverty Abroad, and Anne Bradstreet and Her Time are illustrations. There is a full-text searchable online database with complete access to publications written by <mask>

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title: Elizabeth Price (gymnast)

texts: <mask>Ebee" <mask> is a retired American artistic gymnast. <mask> was an alternate for the 2012 Summer Olympics Gymnastics team, the American Cup Champion, and the 2013-2014 artistic gymnastics world cup all around series winner. From 2010 to 2012 she was a member of the US Junior National Gymnastics Team. She retired from elite gymnastics. She competed in her first NCAA competition on January 4, 2015, as a member of the women's gymnastics team. She was the Pac-12 Freshman/Newcomer of the Week on January 12 and the Specialist of the Week on March 10. She was named the Pac-12 Specialist of the Year after tying for the bars title and third on vault at the conference Championships.<mask> was a three time first-team All-American and the 2015 NCAA national vault champion. <mask> <mask> was born on May 28, 1996 in New Jersey to David and <mask> and has two younger brothers. She was home-schooled, first through an online PA charter school and then through Bridgeway Academy, which allowed her to dedicate a lot of her time to training for elite gymnastics. When <mask> was three years old, her parents decided she needed an activity to channel her energy. <mask> broke her big toe at a meet in Italy. She had surgery to reconstruct her toe. In the fall of 2014, <mask> joined the Cardinal after signing the National Letter of Intent.<mask> competed in the junior division of the 2008 US Classics and was ranked 20th all-around. She was ranked 12th on vault, 22nd on the balance beam, and 17th on floor exercise. <mask> competed in the junior division at

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texts: the US Nationals and placed 27th all-around. She was ranked 13th by the end of the first day and 14th by the second, but dropped to 14th after the second day. She dropped from 15th place to 22nd on the balance beam over the course of the two nights of competition. She moved up to 24th place on the apparatus by the second night after placing 26th on the first day. The American Classic was one of the four invitationals that <mask> participated in in 2009.She won the all-around title at her gym, and went on to win first place on vault and second place in the all-around competition at the Maryland Classics. At the Fiesta Bowl invitational, she achieved the same results as before, including a first place win on floor exercise. <mask> won the all-around title at the International Gymnix Open Competition in Montreal, which was different from the Junior Cup. She scored the highest on vault and floor, finishing third on the bars and second on balance beam during the event finals, and tied for first on floor. She failed to qualify for the Visa Championships despite being ranked in the top 20 competitors at the American classic. <mask> attained junior elite status for the second time since 2008 when she participated in the Bieger's National Elite qualifier. She won the all-around competition.At the US Covergirl Classic in Chicago, <mask> placed 7th on vault and 15th overall. She will be going to the Visa Championships in Connecticut after these wins. She earned a spot on the US Junior Nationals team for the first time after finishing 13th in

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title: Elizabeth Price (gymnast)

texts: the all-around. In the all-around, <mask> claimed first place, as well as on the balance beam, uneven bars, and vault, at her hometown gym's Parkette Invitation. In March, <mask> was selected to compete for the US in Italy. She played a part in the United States' first-place win over Russia and Italy. She placed seventh in the all-around after placing third on vault and fourth on balance beam.She had surgery after breaking her big toe. She traveled to Chicago to compete in the CoverGirl Classic after recovering quickly. She competed on only two events to spare her toe, and tied for third place on the bars with Sarah Finnegan. She traveled to St. Paul, Minnesota to compete for the third time. <mask> placed fifth on vault and fourth on the bars in the all-around competition. She was named to the US Junior Nationals team for the second year in a row. Aly Raisman joined Douglas, Wieber, and Maroney on the Senior national team because they met the age requirement.Senior career 2012 <mask> kicked off her first year as a senior international elite by scoring a perfect 10 on vault at the Parkette invitational. She placed second on balance beam, where she finished first on every apparatus. In March, <mask> was chosen for the second year in a row to represent the United States at the City of Jesolo Trophy in Italy, where the team defended their title by winning first place. She scored second on vault, fifth on floor exercise and the all-around as well as seventh on the bars and 17th on the balance beam. The Secret US Classic was held in

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texts: Chicago, Illinois. <mask> placed fifth in the all-around after placing second on vault, fourth on the uneven bars, and twentieth on balance beam. She qualified for the Visa Championships for the first time in the senior division.The Visa Championships were held in St.Louis, Missouri. She placed second on vault, seventh on bars, ninth on beam, sixth on floor, and fifth all-around on the first day of competition. <mask> finished fifth on floor exercise and fifth on bars and beam in the all-around on the second day. <mask> was invited to compete at the US Olympic Trials. At the 2012 Olympic Trials, <mask> placed fourth all-around. Anna Li and Sarah Finnegan were named as alternates to the USA Olympic Gymnastics Team. I'm really excited to go to London.I feel really confident going into the Olympics, I think I'm most excited about representing my gym. Since that's my best event, I felt great about my floor routine. Bill said of <mask>, "I think it's fantastic." She grew up with us. She's like our daughter. In the 2012–13 season, <mask> was ranked 2nd in the All Around World Rankings behind Germany's Seitz, but withdrew from the American Cup due to a strained hip muscle. She withdrew from the Visa National Championships and the World Championships because she wanted to be healthy for the future.<mask> injured the opposite hip when he resumed training in April. She was unable to compete at the Secret US Classic because of her injury. <mask> competed at the P&G Championships in Connecticut in August. <mask> did not compete in all four

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texts: season, <mask> was ranked 2nd in the CII All Around World Rankings. She was the number one ranked in the world in the CII All Around. <mask> signed a letter of intent to attend the Cardinal women's gymnastics program. In April of this year, she revealed that she would enroll to the school for the next academic year. Freshman <mask> scored a 9.95 on vault at the Northern California Classic in January of 2015. She scored a perfect 10 on vault in a meet against Oregon State. She was unable to compete in the all-around at the beginning of the NCAA season because of a broken foot.On January 9, 2015, she scored a 9.925 on the bars in a meet against San Jose State. She was out of the bars line-up until the Pac-12 Championships because of a shoulder injury she sustained in a meet against Arizona State. On March 2, 2015, she competed on the floor for the first time. <mask> won 11 times in 14 performances: vault, bars, and floor. She began her collegiate career with seven individual event victories and a perfect 10 on vault. She was named Specialist of the Week on March 10 and Freshman/Newcomer of the Week on January 12. At the Pac-12 Championships on March 21, 2015, she helped the Cardinal to a third-place finish behind Utah and UCLA with scores of 9.95 on vault and 9.95 on the bars.She was named the Pac-12 Specialist of the Year. At the West Virginia Regional Championships on April 4, 2015, she scored a 9.925 on vault and helped her team qualify for the NCAA National Championships. She helped her team qualify for the Super Six at the NCAA


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title: Richard Stone (politician)

texts: <mask> was an American politician who served as a Democratic United States Senator from Florida from 1975 to 1980 and later served as Ambassador at Large to Central America. <mask> was born in New York City to a father named Alfred and a mother named Abbey. His family was Christian. He attended public schools in Dade County after moving to Florida. <mask> received a B.A. In 1949, he received a LL.B. from Harvard University. A student from Columbia Law School.He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1955 after returning to Florida. <mask> was elected to the Florida Senate in 1967. He was the Secretary of State of Florida. He focused on his campaign for the U.S. Senate after he resigned. <mask> ran in the Senate in 1974. <mask> won a close election after Congressman Bill Gunter finished first. After being indicted for taking bribes in return for his influence with the Federal Housing Administration, Senator Edward Gurney decided not to run for re-election.Jack Eckerd, the owner of the drug store chain, won the Republican nomination. In the general election, <mask> narrowly defeated Eckerd in a race that saw the American Party candidate claim nearly 16% of the vote. <mask> was a Jew. David Levy Yulee was the first Senator

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texts: reelection bid. There were six Democrats who entered the race for <mask>'s seat. In 1974, <mask> and Gunter were forced into a second round of voting, but in 1980, Gunter won the nomination. unter was defeated in the general election.On December 31, 1980, <mask> resigned. The day after the 1980 elections, Senator <mask> was included on Ronald Reagan's transition team. <mask> was a senior resident partner at the Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn law firm in Washington, D.C., from 1981 to 1982. <mask> was named the Vice Chairman of the President's Commission for Radio Broadcasting to Cuba. He was on the board of Capital Bank of Washington. <mask> was a Special Representative of the President for Public Diplomacy in Central America. <mask> was appointed as Ambassador at Large and Special Envoy to Central America by President Reagan.<mask> was confirmed and began the position on May 26 despite concerns over his recent ties with the oppressive right-wing Guatemalan government. <mask> was a paid lobbyist for the conservative government. Democrats argued that he was ill-suited to be Ambassador at Large for Central America, a role that required negotiation with the left-wing government of El Salvador and other

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title: Richard Stone (politician)

texts: administrations. He resigned due to personality conflicts with the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs. <mask> was named chief operating officer in 1989. He was nominated by President George H. W. Bush in 1991. The ambassador to the country.<mask> served from November 1991 to October 1993 after being nominated. On December 28, 1995, <mask> was appointed voting Trustee for the discount drug store business, Dart Drug, which was owned by Herbert Haft and was involved in a widely publicized family dispute. <mask> was named chief executive officer in February 1998 after Haft and <mask> voted to appoint him as acting chief executive officer in 1997. Richfood bought the Dart Group in 1998. Personal <mask> had three children and five grandchildren. He died of pneumonia and other illnesses at a clinic in Rockville, Maryland on July 28, 2019. At the time of his death, he resided in the Chevy Chase neighborhood of

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title: Vincent Schofield Wickham

texts: The Golden Age of American Illustration coincides with the career of New York graphic illustrator, painter, sculptor, teacher, and inventor,<mask>. The New York Times had an editorial artist named <mask>. Sports illustrations, window displays, and promotional posters were some of the work he did. He taught advertising art and layout at Textile Evening High School, which is now the Bayard Rustin Educational Complex. In 1917, <mask> received a degree in Modeling and Sculpture from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. He was apprentices under renowned sculptor Andrew O'Connor. The 1898 Soldier, O'Connor's model for the Spanish War Memorial statue, is still on display.Before his career as an editorial artist, <mask> invented orthodontal devices, including a "trimmer for bad teeth" and an "apparatus for Trimming Ondonological Casts." 21, 1919 As a sculptor, <mask> was sought out and commissioned for projects. The 160th anniversary of the American Whig Society and the 50th anniversary of the graduation of Woodrow Wilson were both marked by plaster casts. The casts were unveiled at the Whig-Wilson Anniversary Celebration in December of 1929. The founder of Current History Magazine, George Washington Oakes, attended the event. The letter was dated December 13, 1929 and was written by Ochs-Oakes.Everybody was very fond of it the other night. Several plaster replicas of the medallion were sent to Whig Society members who attended the University during Wilson's tenure. George S. Cunningham is from the Mission Hospital in the Philippine Islands. There is a person named "Chas." John L was a real estate and loan magnate in Denver, CO who graduated from Princeton in 1879. The poet Rev wrote a letter in January of 1930. "Too much below the rim to admit of use over nail or hook" is what the Pennsylvania State Fireman's Association's chaplain wrote in a

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