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texts: dismissed after they reached an out of court agreement. Cox moved away with Kyoko. Ono didn't see her daughter until 1998. She wrote "Don't worry Kyoko", which appears on Lennon and <mask>'s album Live Peace in Toronto 1969 as well as Fly. Kyoko is mentioned in the first line of "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" when Lennon whispers "Happy Christmas, Kyoko". The song made it to the top.The release of 4 in the UK was delayed until 1972, and has reappeared on the UK Singles Chart occasionally. "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" was originally a protest song about the Vietnam War. The couple appeared together at a benefit in Madison Square Garden with Roberta Flack, Stevie Wonder, and Sha Na Na for mentally disabled children organized by WABC-TV's Geraldo Rivera. Colin W. Sargent wrote about interviewing <mask> in Portland, Maine, in 2005. She dreamed of buying a house in Maine after driving along the coast with Lennon. We talked in the car. We looked at the place that we were looking for.We drove north along the water until I couldn't remember the name of the town. It was so beautiful that we went quite a ways up. <mask> and Lennon moved to Manhattan to escape tabloid racism towards each other after the Beatles broke up. Lennon was facing deportation due to drug charges that had been filed against him in England, and <mask> was separated from her daughter. <mask> gave her blessing to Lennon and Pang's relationship after the couple separated in July 1973. Lennon and Pang considered buying a house together, but Lennon refused to accept <mask>'s calls. Lennon agreed to meet with <mask>, who claimed to have found a cure for smoking.Lennon didn't return home or call

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texts: Pang after the meeting. <mask> told her Lennon was unavailable because he was exhausted after a session. Lennon reappeared at a dental appointment with Pang two days later, and he was confused and confused to the point that Pang believed he had been manipulated. <mask> would allow him to see her as his mistress, even though he told her his separation from her was over. Sean was born on Lennon's 35th birthday. Lennon and <mask> took a break from the music industry after Sean's birth, with Lennon becoming a stay-at- home dad. Sean has followed in his parents' footsteps with a career in music; he performs solo work, works with <mask> and formed a band, the Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger.In early 1980, Lennon heard Lene Lovich and the B-52's song "Rock Lobster" while on vacation. He took this as a sign that she had reached the mainstream because the band had been influenced by <mask>. Lennon and <mask> were working on a song at the Record Plant Studios on December 8, 1980. Lennon was killed by Mark David Chapman, a fan who had been stalking Lennon for two months. <mask>'s first chart success was "Walking on Thin Ice (For John)", which was released as a single less than a month later. Significant underground airtime has been gained. In 1981 she released the album Season of Glass, which featured a striking cover photo of Lennon's bloody spectacles next to a half-filled glass of water, with a window overlooking Central Park in the background.The photograph sold for $13,000 at an auction in London in 2002. <mask> explained in the liner notes that the album was not dedicated to Lennon because he would have been offended. The public's mood after Lennon's

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texts: assassination was reflected in the album's favorable reviews. It's Alright was released in 1982. Ono looked towards the sun while the ghost of Lennon looked over her and their son on the cover. The single "Never Say Goodbye" was a minor chart success. In 1984 a tribute album titled Every Man Has a Woman was released, featuring a selection of songs written by <mask> performed by artists such as Elvis Costello, Roberta Flack, Eddie Money, and Harry Nilsson.<mask> and Lennon's final album, Milk and Honey, was released as a mixture of unfinished Lennon recordings from the Double Fantasy sessions and new <mask> recordings. It peaked at No. 3 in the UK. 11 went gold in the U.S. and Canada. Ono funded the construction and maintenance of the Strawberry Fields memorial in Manhattan's Central Park, which was directly across from the Dakota Apartments, which was the scene of the murder and remains <mask>'s residence to this day. He would have been 45 years old on October 9, 1985. Ono's final album of the 1980s was Starpeace, a concept album that she intended as an antidote to Ronald Reagan's missile defense system.<mask> holds the Earth in her hand on the cover. <mask>'s most successful non-Lennon effort was Starpeace. "Hell in Paradise" reached the top of the charts. 16 on the US dance charts. The video, directed by Zbigniew Rybczyski, won the "most innovative video" award at the Billboard Music Video Awards in 1986. <mask> went on a goodwill world tour for Starpeace in 1986. <mask> collaborated with a music consultant to honor Lennon's 50th birthday with a worldwide broadcast of "Imagine".In over 50 countries, over 1,000 stations participated in the


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texts: simultaneous broadcast. The conflicts in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Germany were perfect for Ono. The comprehensive six-disc box set Onobox was released in 1992 after Ono went on a musical hiatus following the release of Starpeace. The 1974 "lost weekend" sessions and highlights from Ono's solo albums were included in the box set. Walking on Thin Ice is a one-disc sampler of highlights from Onobox. She sat down for an extensive interview with Mark Kemp, a music journalist, for a cover story in an alternative music magazine. A revisionist looked at Ono's music for a new generation of fans more accepting of her role as a pioneer in the merger of pop and the avant-garde.New York Rock was an off-Broadway musical that featured Broadway renditions of <mask>'s songs. She collaborated with her son Sean and his band, Ima. There was a world tour that traveled through Europe, Japan, and the United States. She collaborated with various alternative rock musicians on a project. Cibo Matto was one of the guest remixers of rising material. Ono's catalog of solo recordings on CD was re-released in 1997. The audio was personally re-mastered by Ono and her engineer Rob Stevens.An annual music competition program was established by <mask> and the BMI Foundation to honor John Lennon's memory and large creative legacy. One of the most respected awards for emerging songwriters is the John Lennon Scholarship, which has given over 350,000 dollars to talented young musicians in the United States. The John Lennon Museum in Saitama, Japan, housed over 130 pieces of Lennon and Beatles paraphernalia from <mask>'s private collection. In 2010 the museum closed. The

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texts: feminist concept album was released in 2001. The concert "Come Together: A Night for John Lennon's Words and Music" was held at Radio City Music Hall. Kevin Spacey hosted the show and it raised money for September 11 relief efforts.In 2002, <mask> joined the B-52's in New York for their 25th anniversary concerts and performed "Rock Lobster" with the band. She was at the dedication of a seven-foot statue of Lennon in 2002 to mark the renaming of the airport to John Lennon Airport. DJs reworked Ono songs for dance clubs. In response to the "Oh, no!", she dropped her first name and became simply "ONO" for the project. She has been the target of jokes throughout her career. <mask> had a lot of success with the new versions of "Walking on Thin Ice". In April 2003 <mask>'s Walking on Thin Ice (Remixes) was rated number 1 on the Dance/Club Play chart.One hit. She would get a second chance. The song " Everyman... Everywoman..." was a hit on the same chart in 2004. In 2004, Ono flooded the city with two images on banners, bags, stickers, postcards, flyers, posters and badges: one of a woman's naked breast, the other of the same model's vagina. She said she was "astounded" by the city's renaissance. The piece was dedicated to Lennon's mother, Julia, who died when he was a teenager. According to <mask>, the work was meant to be innocent, not shocking; she was attempting to replicate the experience of a baby looking up at its mother's body, those parts of the mother's body being a child's introduction to humanity.Ono wore white to symbolize the snow during the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy. She was introduced to Peter

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texts: Gabriel's performance of "Imagine" by reading a free verse poem. One of Ono's bodyguards was arrested in December of 2006 for trying to extort $2 million from her. He made threats to release private conversations and photographs. His bail was revoked and he pleaded not guilty. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to attempted grand larceny in the third degree, a felony, after extortion charges were dropped. He was released to immigration officials because he had been found guilty of overstaying his business visa.In February 2007, Ono released Yes, I'm a Witch, a collection of covers and remixes from her back catalog, as well as a special edition of Ono. I'm a Witch was well received. Open Your Box was released in April. On June 26, 2007, <mask> appeared on Larry King Live. She performed a full set of music and performance art at the festival. She had previously performed the song with John and Sean, but this was the third time she had sung "Mulberry". The Imagine Peace Tower, dedicated to peace and to Lennon, was turned on with her, Sean, and others in attendance.Between October 9 and December 8 it projects a beam of light into the sky. Sky Ladders were unveiled in the ruins of Church of Stluke, which was destroyed during World War II, as a memorial to the people of the city. The 40th anniversary of the Lennon-Ono Bed-In at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, Canada, took place from May 26 to June 2, 2009, and she attended the inauguration of the exhibition on March 31, 2009. The hotel stayed in the same room for over 40 years. When Kyoko was born, Ono became a grandmother. Ono had a Dance/Club Play chart. There were 1 hits


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texts: with "No No No" in January 2008 and "Give Peace a chance" the following August.At the age of 76, <mask> scored her fifth no. "I'm Not Getting Enough" was a hit on the Dance/Club Play chart. In May 2009, she designed a T-shirt for the second Fashion Against AIDS campaign and collection of HIV/AIDS awareness, with the statement "Imagine Peace" in 21 languages. The Beatles: Rock Band video game, which was universally praised by critics, was promoted by <mask> at Microsoft's June 1, 2009, E3 expo press conference. On the single "Day of the Sunflowers (We March On)", <mask> appeared. She created an exhibit called "John Lennon: The New York City Years" for the NYC Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Annex. The exhibit depicted Lennon's life in New York with music, photographs, and personal items.A portion of the cost of each ticket was donated to a charity founded by Lennon and <mask>. Between My Head and the Sky was <mask>'s first album to be released as "Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band" since 1973. The Plastic Ono Band had Sean Lennon in it. On February 16, 2010, Sean organized a concert at the Brooklyn Academy of Music called "We Are Plastic Ono Band", in which <mask> performed her music for the first time since the 1970s. Her songs were interpreted by guests including Paul Simon and his son, as well as Sonic Youth and theScissor Sisters. She was named the first "Global Autism Ambassador" on April 1, 2010. She allowed her artwork to be auctioned off in 67 parts in order to raise money for the organization.Junior Boys' mix of "I'm Not Getting Enough" was made available for free downloads by RCRD LBL in April 2010. That song and "Wouldnit (I'm a Star)" made it to the

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texts: end of the year list of favorite Dance/Club songs. No. 23 and No. 50 are included. On July 7, <mask> and Starr performed at New York's Radio City Music Hall for Starr's 70th birthday. On September 16, she and Sean attended the opening of the photo exhibition at the Morrison Hotel in New York City, appearing for the first time in photos with Cynthia and Julian. He was promoted on her website.On October 2, <mask> and the <mask> Band performed at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, with special guest Lady Gaga. On her 78th birthday, <mask> took out a full-page advert in the UK free newspaper Metro for "Imagine Peace 2011." The open letter invited people to think of and wish for peace. She and her son held a benefit concert in New York City to raise money for the relief efforts in Japan. A total of $33,000 was raised by the effort. "Move on Fast" was her sixth consecutive number-one hit on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart and her eighth number-one hit overall. She collaborated with The Flaming Lips on a project.She went to Japan to support the victims of the earthquake. During her visit, <mask> gave a lecture and performance entitled "The Road of Hope" at Tokyo's Mori Art Museum, during which she painted a large calligraphy piece entitled "Dream" to raise funds for the construction of the Rainbow House, an institution for the orphans of the Great East Japan She was awarded the 8th Hiroshima Art Prize for her contributions to art and for peace the year before. A mix of her 1995 song " Talking to the Universe" became her seventh consecutive No. There is a hit on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart. She received the 20,000-euro prize in Austria in March of the

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texts: same year. To the Light was exhibited at the Serpentine Gallery in London from June 19 to September 9.It was held in conjunction with the London 2012 Festival, a 12-week UK-wide celebration featuring internationally renowned artists from June 21 to September 9. The album featured a collaboration with Sonic Youth and Thurston Moore. It was described as "focused and risk-taking" and "above the best" of the couple's experimental music, with <mask>'s voice described as "one-of-a-kind". <mask> received a lifetime achievement award. She visited the crypt of Daniel O'Connell, the Irish leader who escaped the famine in England, during her second trip to Ireland. In February of last year, <mask> and Lennon received a medal for their work for peace and human rights. She posted an anti-gun message with a Season of Glass image of Lennon's bloodied glasses on what would have been her and Lennon's 44th anniversary.She received a Congressional citation from the Philippines for her monetary aid to the victims of typhoon Pablo, as well as her donation to disaster relief efforts after typhoon Ondoy in 2009. The Plastic Ono Band released the album Take Me to the Land of Hell in 2013. She played two concerts in London, one with the Plastic Ono Band and the other with the Double Fantasy show, and backed vocals for "Walking on Thin Ice" at the Double Fantasy show. <mask>'s sequel to 1964's Grapefruit was published by OR Books in July. Some of the guests in her online video for "Bad Dancer" were well-liked by the press. She became one of three artists with two songs in the Top 20 Dance/Club and had two number 1 hits on the Hot Dance Club Play Charts by the end of the


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texts: year. The then-80-year-old beat both Lady Gaga and Robin Thicke on the strength of her two singles."Angel" was <mask>'s twelfth number one on the US Dance chart. The Plastic Ono Band continued to perform live. The album Yes, I'm a Witch Too was released on February 16, 2016 by Manimal Vinyl. Yes, I'm a Witch Too received a lot of praise. Ono was hospitalized on February 26, 2016 for a possible stroke. She was experiencing extreme symptoms of the flu. <mask>'s albums from 1968 to 1985 will be re-issuing by Secretly Canadian.There are two Virgins through Starpeace. She was named the 11th most successful dance club artist in the world. New versions of previously recorded tracks were included in Warzone. The New York Times Magazine listed <mask> as one of hundreds of artists whose material was destroyed in the Universal fire. In a piece for the New Yorker published in November 2021, it was noted that <mask> had "withdrawn from public life", with her son Sean now acting as the public representative for the family's interests in the Beatles' business. Art is breathing for me. I start to choke if I don't do it.<mask> was a pioneer of conceptual art and performance art. Cut Piece was first performed in 1964 at the Yamaichi Concert Hall in Kyoto, Japan. <mask> was dressed in her best suit and kneeling on a stage with a pair of scissors in front of her. She invited audience members to join her on stage and cut her clothing off. Ono sat silently until the piece concluded at her discretion. The piece was performed at the Sogetsu Art Centre in Tokyo, New York's Carnegie Hall, and London's Africa Center as part of the Destruction in Art Symposium in 1966. John

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texts: Hendricks wrote about the piece in Ono's Japan Society retrospective.It shows the responsibility beholders have to the reception and preservation of art. The performers of the piece have included Charlotte Moorman. In Paris in 2003 Ono said she wanted to show that this is a time when we need to trust each other. It was performed by the Canadian singer at the multi-day Meltdown festival at the Southbank Centre in London. Another seminal piece of conceptual art is Ono's Grapefruit book. The book reads as a set of instructions through which the work of art is completed-either literally or in the imagination of the viewer participant. Hide until everyone goes home.Hide until people forget about you. Hide until everyone dies. Grapefruit was first published by Simon & Schuster in 1971 and then again in 2000. He noted that her conceptual approach was made more acceptable when white male artists like Joseph Kosuth and Lawrence Weiner came in and did the same things she did, and that her take has a poetic and lyrical side that sets it apart from the work of other conceptual artists. The basis for her art exhibitions, including the highly publicized retrospective exhibition, This Is Not Here in 1971 at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, New York, was created by Ono's use of the book's scenarios as performance pieces throughout her career. It was her last major exhibition until 1989. She released a sequel to Grapefruit in July of 2013).<mask> made 16 short films between 1964 and 1972 and gained renown for a 1966 film called simply No. It's often referred to as Bottoms. The five-and-a-half-minute film consists of close-ups of human buttocks walking on a treadmill.


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texts: The screen is divided into four equal sections by the elements of the cleft and crease. Interviews with people who are being filmed as well as people who are considering joining the project are included in the soundtrack. Swatch produced a limited edition watch in 1996 to commemorate the film. Most of her films from this period were shown in March 2004, in the exhibition The Rare Films of <mask> <mask>.In 1965, she acted in Satan's Bed. A tree native to the installation site is installed in Ono's Wish Tree project. Make a wish, write it down on a piece of paper, tie it around a branch of a wish tree, and ask your friends to do the same. Her Wish Tree installation in the Sculpture Garden of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, has attracted contributions from all over the world. Other installations include London, St. Louis, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Palo Alto, California, Japan, Venice, Dublin, and Miami in 2010. The Imagine Peace exhibit opened at the Bob Rauschenburg Gallery at Florida SouthWestern State College. Ono put up a billboard to promote the show and peace.When the exhibit ended, wishes that had been placed on the Wish Trees were sent to the Imagine Peace Tower to add to the millions of wishes already there. Imagine Peace was installed in Houston in 2011. Earth Peace originally consisted of many parts and appeared in many locations and media around Folkestone, including posters, stickers, billboards and badges. The pieces are on loan to the town and part of the Creative Folkestone Artworks collection. On International Peace Day, a flag is flown on an annual basis and a beacon of light is installed on the roof of The Grand. Ono's

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texts: beacon has a morse code message on it. Skyladder is on loan to the town from the Folkestone Artworks collection and is on display in the Quarterhouse bar and in the staircase of the public library.Skyladder is an artistic invitation to the people of Folkestone and beyond. Audience should bring a ladder. You can colour it. Word it. Take pictures of it. Things should be added to it. Send it to a friend.Arising was created in Venice in 2015. The installation was on view from June 1 to November 24 at the European Cultural Centre's Palazzo Bembo. Female bodies were burnt in the Venetian lagoon as part of a feminist work of art. <mask> said thatRising was telling all people that it is time for them to rise and fight for their rights. In the process of fighting together, women are being treated differently. The power of men and women is weakened. I hope Arising will awaken Women Power and make men and women heal together.Skylanding is <mask>'s first permanent art installation in the US and is located in Jackson Park, Chicago. During her visit to the Garden of the Phoenix, <mask> felt a connection to the city of Chicago. Ono presented her installation Add Color (Refugee Boat) at the River to River Festival. The white room with the white rowing boat in it was covered by messages and drawings from the audience throughout the festival. The artist emphasized the need for solidarity and the history of immigrants and refugees in the United States. The Refugee Boat is part of Ono's Add Color Painting series, which invites the audience to make marks over the designated objects. John Lennon once described his wife as the world's most famous unknown artist because


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texts: nobody knows what she does.She has a circle of friends in the New York art world. She has collaborated with many people, including Mekas, Maciunas, Young, and Warhol. The Whitney Museum held a retrospective of <mask>'s work in 1989. At the suggestion of Ono's live-in companion at the time, Sam Havadtoy, she recast her old pieces in bronze. For something to move me so much that I would cry, there's something there. When I made these pieces, the air seemed to shimmer in the 60s. It's the 80s now, and bronze is very 80s in terms of solidity, commodity, all of that.There has been an incredible change for someone who went through the 60s revolution. The pieces are petrified bronze. All the hope and wishes are petrified. Y E S YOKO ONO, a 40-year retrospective of <mask>'s work, received the International Association of Art Critics USA Award for Best Museum Show in New York City in 2001. At the Indica Gallery in London, viewers climb a ladder to read the word "yes" on a small canvas suspended from the ceiling. According to the exhibition's curator, John Lennon got it when he climbed the ladder to look at the framed paper on the ceiling. It was positive.I was relieved. From 2000 to 2003 the exhibition traveled to 13 museums in the U.S., Canada, Japan, and Korea. She was presented with the Skowhegan medal and the Doctor of Fine Arts degree from Bard College in 2002 for her work in assorted media. She received the fifth award from the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles. She received a lifetime achievement award in 2005 from the Japan Society of New York, where she had worked in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Between The Sky and My Head was shown in 2008

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texts: at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in England. As part of her show "Anton's Memory" in Venice, Italy, she showed a selection of new and old work.She received a Golden Lion Award for lifetime achievement in 2009. A major exhibition of <mask>'s work was held in London. The highest award for applied contemporary art in Austria was won by her. The largest retrospective of her work, Half-a-Wind Show, opened in February of last year to coincide with her 80th birthday. She made several artworks for the triennial art festival. "<mask> Ono: One Woman Show, 1960– 1971" is a retrospective exhibition of Ono's early work. <mask> has been an activist for peace and human rights since the 1960s.In March 1969 they held a "Bed-In for Peace" in their honeymoon suite at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel. Visitors and members of the press were invited by the newlyweds, who wore pajamas and were eager to promote world peace. <mask> and Lennon recorded their first single at the Queen Elizabeth Fairmont in Montreal two months later. The Plastic Ono Band's song became a top-20 hit. She introduced John of the Bag Pieces in the early 1960s which encouraged a disregard for physical appearance in judging others. The two continued to spread their message of peace with billboards in 12 major world cities. Happy Christmas from John and <mask>.In the 70s, <mask> and Lennon were close to many counterculture leaders, including Bobby Seale, Michael X, John Sinclair, and Jerry Rubin. Kate Millett said that Ono inspired her activism. <mask> and Lennon hosted The Mike Douglas Show for a week. Ono spoke about sexism and racism. She was outspoken in her support of feminism and bitter about

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texts: the racism she had experienced from rock fans in the UK. Her reception within the US media was not good. An unflattering David Levine cartoon was featured in an article titled "John Rennon's Excrusive Gloupie."In 1999, <mask> paid for billboards to be put up in New York City and Los Angeles that bore the image of Lennon's blood-splashed spectacles. She paid over $200,000 for a billboard in Piccadilly Circus with a line from Lennon's "Imagine": "Imagine all the people living life in peace." She gave $50,000 in prize money to artists living in regions of conflict in order to create the LennonOno Grant for Peace. The award was first given to Israeli and Palestinian artists, and is given every two years with the lighting of the Imagine Peace Tower. Writers such as Michael Pollan and Alice Walker, activists such as Vandana Shiva and Pussy Riot, and organizations such as New York's Center for Constitutional Rights are included in its program. On the eve of the Iraqi invasion, Ono heard about a couple, Andrew and Christine, who were holding a love-in protest in their tiny bedroom. She said it was good to speak to them.We're behind you. We're all sisters. The couple said that they were inspired by the songs "Give Peace a Chance" and "Imagine". In 2004, Ono reworked her song to support same-sex marriage. She made the documentary film about the Bed-Ins Bed Peace available for free on the internet. In January of last year, <mask>, Sean Lennon, and Susan Sarandon traveled to Pennsylvania in a bus under the banner of Artists Against Fracking to protest against the practice. Lady Gaga and Alec Baldwin are members of the group.<mask> uses a variety of social media


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texts: to promote her art and share inspiring messages. In April of last year she had over 4 million followers on her social media accounts. There are short instructional poems, comments on media and politics, and notes about performances. <mask> traveled to Moscow in 1987 to take part in the "International Forum for a Nuclear-free World and for the Survival of mankind". She met with members of the John Lennon memorial club in Leningrad. The biggest Beatles fan in the Soviet Union was Kolya Vasin. A retrospective at a Whitney Museum branch in 1989 and the 1992 release of the six-disc box set Onobox helped to shift public appreciation of Ono's work.The Museum of Modern Art in New York City presented a retrospective of her artwork in 2015. She received a Golden Lion Award for lifetime achievement from the Venice Biennale in 2009. <mask> was one of the founding members of The Coda Collection, a service that launched in the U.S. via Amazon Prime Video Channels on February 18, 2021. There will be music documentaries and concert films in the Coda Collection. The Coda Channel will be run by Jim Spinello. John Lennon was always on the cutting edge of music and culture. <mask> was criticized by both the press and the public for many years.She was blamed for the break up of the Beatles and was criticized for her influence over Lennon. Her art was not popular. The couple moved to the US because of the negative British press. In December 1999, the magazine called her a "no-talent charlatan". The figure of the evil female interloper was depicted by her name. In the film All You Need Is Cash, which was a parody of the lives of the Beatles, the Ono-esque character is


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texts: portrayed as a Nazi officer. The widow of Kurt Cobain has been compared to Ono because of her role in the businesses of the band.The Simpson-Romo relationship was blamed for the poor performances of the Dallas Cowboys quarterback. Some Cowboys' fans gave her a nickname. <mask> uses the figure of the evil female interloper. In March 2015, Perrie Edwards, a member of the English girl group Little Mix, was accused of being the reason for the departure of One Direction, creating tension within the group and causing widespread controversy. Lennon and <mask> were injured in a car accident during the recording of Abbey Road. A microphone was installed in the studio so that <mask> could make artistic comments about the album. Lennon's relationship with the other band members was strained by <mask>'s constant presence in the studio.George Harrison got into a shouting match with Lennon after <mask> took one of his biscuits. The English press dubbed <mask> "the woman who broke up the Beatles", which had been foreseen by Paul McCartney in 1969 during the group's rehearsals for their film and album Let It Be. In an interview with Dick Cavett, Lennon explicitly denied that <mask> broke up the Beatles, and Harrison said that the problems within the group began long before <mask> came onto the scene. <mask> said that she didn't think she could have tried to break the Beatles up. While the Beatles were together, every song written by Lennon or McCartney was credited as Lennon–McCartney regardless of whether the song was a collaboration or written solely by one of the two (except for those appearing on their first album, Please Please Me, which originally credited

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texts: the songs to McCartney McCartney's live album Wings over America credited the five Beatles tracks as P. McCartney–J. Neither Lennon nor <mask> objected to Lennon's compositions.<mask> would not allow McCartney to change the order to Lennon for songs that were solely or predominantly written by him, such as "Yesterday", saying she felt this broke an agreement that the two had made while Lennon was alive. A spokesman for <mask> said McCartney was trying to change history. McCartney's place in the band was pointed out by <mask> in a Rolling Stone interview. The composer credit of "Give Peace a Chance" was changed to "John Lennon" on the 1998 John Lennon anthology, Lennon Legend. Although Lennon wrote the song during his tenure with the Beatles, it was both written and recorded without the help of the band, and released as Lennon's first independent single under the "Plastic Ono Band" moniker. Lennon regretted not giving co-writing credit to <mask>, who actually helped him write the song. Back in the U.S. Live 2002, McCartney's second live album, contained 19 Beatles songs and was described as "composed by Paul McCartney and John Lennon".Her spokesman called it an attempt to rewrite history. <mask> did not file a lawsuit. In 1995, after the Beatles released Lennon's "Free as a Bird" and "Real Love", with demos provided by <mask>, McCartney and his family collaborated with her and Sean to create the song "Hiroshima Sky is Always Blue", which commemorates the 50th anniversary of the McCartney thought Ono was cold. I think she's the opposite. She's more determined to be herself than most people. Lennon was compared to Mozart by <mask> two years later,


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texts: while McCartney resembled his less-talented rival.Linda McCartney was dying from breast cancer when this remark was made. McCartney did not invite <mask> to Linda's memorial service after she died. At the 2005 Q Awards, <mask> mentioned that Lennon had been worried about his writing. She had said, "You're a good writer." It's not June with a spoon. Most musicians are a little bit nervous about covering your songs because you're a good singer. <mask> talked about Lennon's "lost weekend" and her reconciliation with him in an October 2010 interview.She said McCartney saved her marriage to John. I want the world to know that it was a touching thing that Paul did for John. McCartney asked <mask> if he would come back to John after he left. While visiting Lennon in Los Angeles, McCartney passed her response to him. John said he didn't understand why Paul did it, but he did. McCartney credited <mask> with inspiring much of Lennon's work after the Beatles broke up. There was a difficult relationship between <mask> and her stepson, but the relationship has improved over time.He expressed disappointment at her handling of Lennon's estate and wondered why he couldn't do that with Sean. After being left out of his father's will, he battled <mask> in court for years, and settled for an amount 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 that was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Ono said that she was never able to get close to him because he said he was his mother's boy. I think it hurts his other relatives if he's too friendly with me. He was loyal to his mom. That was the first thing that came to his mind. Sean and she attended the opening of the photo exhibition at the Morrison Hotel in New York City in 2010, appearing for the first time for photos with Cynthia and Julian.She promoted the exhibition on her website. Mary Beth Edelson's Some Living American Women Artists / Last Supper appropriated Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, with the heads of notable women artists included over the heads of Christ and his apostles. The image addressing the role of religious and art historical iconography in the subordination of women became one of the most important images of the feminist art movement. The band was named after a song from <mask>'s 1972 album Approximately Infinite Universe. The Barenaked Ladies' first single was "Be Myyoko Ono", which appeared on their 1992 album Gordon. "A shy entreaty to a potential girlfriend, caged in terms that self-deflatingly compare himself to one of pop music's foremost geniuses" is the lyrics of the song. It has a "sarcastic imitation of Ono's unique vocal style in the bridge".The song "I Won't Be Your Yoko Ono" was recorded in 2000. Bryan Wawzenek of the website Ultimate Classic Rock said the song was a starting point for exploring love between artists. Elbow mentioned <mask> in their song "New York Morning" from their album The Take Off and Landing of Everything. Ono posted an open letter to the band on her website, thanking them and reflecting on her and


title: Yoko Ono

texts: Lennon's relationship with the city. In Public Enemy's song "Bring the Noise", Chuck D and Flavor Flav rap, "Beat is for Sonny Bono/Beat is for <mask> <mask>!" The Le Tigre song "Hot Topic" has Ono's name in it. In the Simpson's episode 1 of season 5, Barney who is in Homer's band, has creative disputes within the group when he falls in love with a Japanese conceptual artist that is visually made to resemble Ono.It's Alright (I See Rainbows) is a song by the Plastic Ono Band. The music of Two Virgins is unfinished. There are two albums: Life with the Lions and Live Peace in Toronto. The John Lennon Family album, instruction paintings, and Grapefruit Juice are all from the same album. The year is over. Awards. Work.There is a category. On November 6, 2005. There is a new Sunday Times. The editors of Rolling Stone wrote a novel about John and <mask> <mask>. Amulet was in New York. Clayson, Alan and others.The life of a woman. John Lennon: One Day at a Time was written by Albert Goldman. The lives of John Lennon Green. Barbara and Dakota Days Haskell. The book by <mask> is called "Arias and Objects." There is an exhibition catalogue. The Whitney Museum of American Art is in New York."Hendricks." The name of the person is Fluxus Codex Hendricks. Jerry, "<mask> Ono: Arias and Objects Hopkins." There are photos of <mask> Klin, Richard, and Prince. I remember carrying a glass key to open the sky. There are thoughts on art and politics in America. Millett, Kate.John Lennon : the life, 1st ed., New York, 2008. The name of the person is Munroe. The book was published in Yoko Ono: Half-a-Wind Show; A Retrospective. April 14, 2013). Basho: A Conversation is a

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title: Yoko Ono

texts: song by <mask> Ono: To the Light. The year 2012. Why is war happening? Hans Ulrich was the Obrist at the Serpentine. The Conversation Series was hosted by <mask> and Knig. Michael Rumaker.Frederic is the butterfly seaman. The Last days of John Lennon, David. John Lennon and <mask> <mask> were interviewed in 2001. The tale of John and <mask> Wiener was written by Jon. John Lennon in His Time is a movie. The Museum of Modern Art has a collection of <mask> <mask>'s Cut Piece MoMA

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title: Edward Clarke (barrister)

texts: One of the leading advocates of the late Victorian era was Sir <mask>, who was a British barrister and politician. His legal career included representing Oscar Wilde in his disastrous prosecution of the Marquess of Queensberry for libel, and Sir <mask> cross-examining the Prince of Wales. He was a member of the anti-women's suffragists. He was the son of J. G<mask> of Moorgate Street. He attended King's College London. He became a law reporter after quitting as a writer in India Office. He joined the Home Circuit after obtaining a Tancred Scholarship and was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn.After gaining a high reputation at the junior bar, he appeared for the defence in two of the most notorious cases of the 19th century, including the Great Scotland Yard scandal, when other senior detectives were convicted of corruption. He became one of the leading members of the bar after taking silk, and was knighted in 1886, after becoming a bencher of Lincoln's Inn. He was elected to the House of Commons as a Conservative in the early years of the 19th century, but was unable to hold the seat at the general election later that year. When the party returned to power in 1895, he would have been debarred from continuing his private practice because he was the Solicitor-General in the Conservative administration. In February 1900, his constituency party called upon him to resign his seat after he found himself in disagreement with his party over the government's South African policy. He resigned the next day. He did not

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title: Edward Clarke (barrister)

texts: contest the general election of 1900, but returned to the House as an MP for the City of London in 1906, however, he offended a section of his constituency by a speech against tariffs in the House of Commons on 12 March 1906.The Treatise on the Law of Extradition was published in 1903. He wrote a biography of Benjamin Disraeli. His memoir, The Story of My Life, was published in 1918, and a biography of his grandson, <mask>, was published in 1939. The trial of the detectives were famous cases. The acting head of the Detective Department at Scotland Yard was acquitted of corruption. The detective division of the Metropolitan Police was completely reorganised after three other police officers were convicted. The Penge Murder was committed by R v Staunton, Staunton and Rhodes.The death of a woman who was mentally disabled was thought to have been caused by starvation. Her husband, his brother, his brother's wife and his mistress were all charged with murdering her, but it was thought that they were also responsible for her death. Although all four were convicted and sentenced to death, sufficient doubt about the strict legal position had been raised at the trial that the sentences of the three Stauntons were commuted to penal servitude for life, and the fourth defendant, Alice Rhodes, was given a life sentence. The Mystery was written in 1886. She was acquitted of murdering her husband by poisoning him with chloroform. Gordon-Cumming v. Wilson and Others was a case from 1891. Five people were sued by Sir William


title: Edward Clarke (barrister)

texts: Gordon-Cumming, who was accused of cheating at cards.During the game in which Gordon-Cumming was said to have cheated, the Prince of Wales was called as a witness and vigorously cross-examined. Gordon-Cumming lost the case. Wilde v Queensberry occurred in 1895. Oscar Wilde was prosecuted for criminal libel by the Marquess of Queensberry. When Queensberry was found not guilty, and Wilde was subsequently arrested and prosecuted for homosexual practices,<mask> considered himself duty-bound to undertake the defence, which he did while refusing to accept a fee. As a result of their revulsion for Wilde, many within the legal profession were horrified by the idea of a barrister appearing without a fee. The jury in the first trial disagreed with the prosecution's description of the defence as "courageous and brilliant".In 1896, R. v Jameson and others. The Jameson Raid was organised by Leander Starr Jameson. Jameson was pardoned and treated as a national hero after he was sentenced to fifteen months in jail. Percival Clark was a prominent lawyer in the 1920s and 1930s. His great-nephew was a member of the defence team for John Bodkin Adams. William was trained as a lawyer but became a cryptographer. The Arms References were H Montgomery Hyde, Oscar Wilde, and Edgar Lustgarten."Adelaide Bartlett" is a book. 191–249. The Murder and the Trial was a sequel to The Woman in the Case. "The Brothers Staunton" is a book. 155–178. The fifty most amazing crimes of the last hundred years was written by J M Parrish and John R


title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: The 1st <mask> of <mask> was a major magnate of England. He was a son of the 5th Earl of Salisbury and the younger brother of the Earl of Warwick. He was involved in the fight for his House from an early age and was involved in the feud with the Percy family in the 1450s. <mask> and his brothers defeated and imprisoned their enemies after <mask> was personally responsible for much of the violence. There was a crisis in the central government. Henry VI's mental collapse led to a protectionate headed by Richard, Duke of York, <mask>'s uncle. Within two years, an armed conflict broke out, with York in rebellion against the king, and his cousins supporting him.At the first Battle of St Albans, <mask> and his father fought against the king. After a few years of peace, the Yorkists' rebellion erupted once again, and <mask> and his father fought alongside his brother Thomas at the Battle of Blore Heath. Although the Earl of Salisbury fought off the Lancastrians, his sons were captured, and <mask> and Thomas were imprisoned for a year. He joined the Yorkist government after his release. His father and brother died in battle just after Christmas 1460, and in February the next year, <mask> was promoted to the peerage as Lord <mask>. Edward, York's son, won a decisive victory at Towton in March 1461 and became King Edward IV. The king's power in the north was still politically turbulent as there were still a large number of Lancastrians on the loose attempting to raise rebellion against the new regime.<mask> was given the responsibility to defeat the last remnants of Lancastrians in 1464. In what has been described as a high point for his House, the Earl of Northumberland was created after these victories. At the same time, his brother began inciting rebellions against Edward IV in the north, and finally captured him in July 1469. <mask> helped suppress

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: the discontent and encouraged the release of Edward. In March 1470, his brother went into French exile with the king's brother George, Duke of Clarence. During King Edward's time in exile, he stripped <mask> of the Earldom of Northumberland. <mask> seems to have seen this as a reduction in rank, and accepted it with poor judgement.He called it a "pie's nest" because of the lack of landed estate that his new marquisate brought with it. Edward was distracted by a rebellion in the north, which was ordered by the king to be suppressed. The king and his brother Richard, Duke of Gloucester, fled into exile in Burgundy after being almost captured by <mask>. The return to Lancastrianism did not last long, as the old king, Henry VI, and his Queen, Margaret of Anjou, were restored to the throne. The Yorkists marched south after landing in Yorkshire, raising an army. Edward was confronted over a battlefield at Barnet by Montagu and his brother. Within a month Edward had reclaimed his throne and Henry VI's line had been extinguished.The third son of Richard Neville, 5th Earl of Salisbury, and Alice Montacute, 5th Countess of Salisbury, was a younger brother of the Kingmaker. The eastern and western borders of Scotland and England were controlled by the marcher areas of the north of England. He had diplomatic meetings with the Scots and acted as a witness. He was one of three men who were told in a letter to stay in the north and not attend the upcoming parliament. King Henry VI knighted him along with Edmund and Jasper Tudor, his brother Thomas, William Herbert, Roger Lewknor, and William Catesby. Middleham Castle in Yorkshire is the location of the branch of the Neville family that Feud was from. It has been claimed that he was partly to blame for the long-running feud between his family and the Lancastrian Percy family.The violence that took place was

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: the result of the 1 May 1453 royal licence for <mask>'s brother, Thomas, to marry Maud Stanhope. Lord Egremont, one of the Earl of Northumberland's younger sons, began recruiting men after hearing of this. The castle of Topcliffe may have been raided by <mask> to seize Egremont. Failing to find him, he threatened the tenants who were in residence. He and Egremont ignored a summons to appear before the Royal Council. Even though they were told to keep the peace, by the 27 July, the council was issuing letters to Salisbury and Northumberland about their sons. There were more letters to the sons.The locals aligned themselves with <mask> due to the unpopularity of Sir William Plumpton, from whom they began stealing with impunity, which resulted in severe injuries when the Neville brothers demonstrated a "show of force" in January 1454. <mask> was with his brother's wedding party when they were attacked by Egremont. The event took place on Heworth Moor. <mask> broke windows and shattered tiles during a raid on Egremont's Catton manor. The Earl of Salisbury, along with his brothers, Thomas and Richard, and his sons, faced the Earl of Northumberland and his sons at Topcliffe, although a peace was then negotiated. After a year of fighting, the feud came to a halt with a battle at Salisbury's manor of Stamford Bridge. Egremont and Richard Percy were defeated by Thomas and <mask>.The marriage of <mask> and Isabel Ingoldsthorpe took place at Canterbury Cathedral. Isabel was a descendant of both Sir Edmund Ingaldsthorpe and her maternal uncle, <mask>. The match may have been engineered by Earl. On May 1, 1457, a letter was sent to <mask> by the Erle of Warwick. She was a lot wealthier than <mask> might have thought. <mask> was granted seven southern manors by his parents. Even though Isabel was over fourteen years-old, Queen Margaret claimed that she was

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: still her ward.Queen Margaret demanded that <mask> pay her a fine for his marriage to Isabel, and he was bound to pay her £1,000 in ten installments. The Duke of York was given control of the government after the king became sick. The basis for York's authority was removed by King Henry's recovery from his illness. Henry and a select council of nobles decided to hold a great council atLeicester after the court returned to Westminster. They anticipated that charges would be brought against them. They gathered an armed retinue and marched to stop the royal party from reachingLeicester. It resulted in the deaths of some important people.The Earl of Northumberland and the Duke of Somerset. It has been suggested that the Neville brothers might have been behind the murder of both Somerset and York. <mask> is thought to have been behind the removal of Sir William Skipwith from the household offices of the Duke of York. According to reports, <mask> shared in the profits of York's redistribution of Skipwith's ex-offices after he pointed out how Skipwith failed to join York in battle. The Duke of Somerset tried to attack <mask> in London's Cheapside in December of 1454, just a month after he tried to attack <mask>'s brother. If the mayor had not stepped in, <mask>'s encounter would have become a mess. Salisbury entered into a bond for Thomas and <mask>'s behavior on 23 March 1458, as it had been <mask> who had "spearheaded" the Neville retaliation to the Percies during their feud.<mask> continued to get commission from the government. Two months later he was investigating the murder of a royal serjeant, after he was part of a delegation that had been nominated to discuss the Truce with Burgundy. He was appointed steward of the Honour of Pontefract in 1459. The reconciliation between the crown and the sons of the dead lords of St Albans on the one half

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: did not last. The Earl of Salisbury, intending to meet York at the latter's castle at Ludlow, marched south from Middleham Castle with his household, retainers, and a force of around five-thousand men. <mask> and Thomas were with him. Salisbury's force was engaged in a battle with a larger army under the command of Lord Audley.Audley was killed even though he had numerical superiority. <mask>, his brother Thomas, and their father's retainer James were captured. They may have been injured in battle and sent home after fleeing Lancastrians the next day. The four were imprisoned in Chester Castle either way. <mask> was not released until July 1460. He wasn't present at the Yorkists' victory at the Battle of Ludford Bridge, which resulted in his father and brother's exile. He was restored in August of the next year after being attainted in October of 1459.He remained in London during York's return from exile and his claim of the throne. On 1 November 1460, York appointed <mask> the king's Chamberlain for a crown-wearing ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral. The Lancastrians were gathering an army in the north and York, Salisbury, and <mask>'s brother Thomas were going to confront them. They went down to a crushing defeat outside York's castle at Sandal, at the Battle of Wakefield, where York and Thomas were killed, and Salisbury captured and beheaded the next day. <mask> is thought to have been the Lieutenant of the castle. After York's and Salisbury's deaths, the Chancellor and his brothers were part of the head of government. According to Benet's Chronicle, Lord <mask> was elevated to the peerage after the war in the north.At this parliament, he presented a petition regarding his wife, in which he repeated that in common law women receive livery of their lands at fourteen years of age. He was elected to the Order of the Garter in February. He took

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: his father's choir stall in Windsor Castle's St. George's Chapel when he was installed. Queen Margaret's army was marching. The Queen's army was confronted on the Great North Road by Warwick and <mask>'s army. Just outside the town, the armies met on 17 February at the Second Battle of St Albans. <mask> seems to have kept his army together until the point the King's person was regained by the Lancastrians.The left flank of the Yorkist army was divided into a group of archers in the town itself, with the majority posted on Bernards Heath. The battle saw <mask>'s army defeated. The Earl was captured and sent to York Castle. The Milanese Ambassador wrote that he probably escaped execution after the battle because his brother was a prisoner. The biggest and bloodiest battle of the Wars of the Roses, which took place at Towton in Yorkshire, was avoided by <mask> because of his capture and imprisonment in York. The son of the Duke of York entered York in triumph after the decisive Yorkist victory. The unfinished military business would have to be left to the Nevilles if the northern castles were to be regained.The king of Scotland and the Lancastrian remnants were to be attacked by <mask>. <mask>'s first action was to raise the siege of Carlisle. After being attacked by a Scottish-Lancastrian force in June, the suburbs of Carlisle were burnt and the force killed 6,000 Scots and Lord Clifford's brother. The military campaign focused on the recapture of important castles on the border. Extra towers had been added, as well as to the curtain wall, and the castle was commanded by a shell keep. There were three baileys, a large keep, and fortified gateways at the castle. The dolerite spur of Dunstanburgh Castle had a cliff on one side.Bamburgh is the most important of the northern bulwarks due to its distance from London. They were reduced to eating

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: their horses when the garrison surrendered. The mortal remains of their father and brother were ferried in a chariot from Pontefract Castle to the family mausoleum at Bisham Abbey on February 14, 1463. His counterpart on the western marches was appointed on 6 May. He led an expedition to Norham Castle, which had been besieged by the Scots for eighteen days, and relieved it on 26 July, after which a Chevauchée entered Scotland. The first royal patronage of the reign went to <mask>, who was given the royal gold and silver mines in Cornwall for life. The manors belonging to the dead Lancastrian Viscount Beaumont were followed by duty payments from York and Kingston upon Hull.He received the wardship of <mask>, the heir of <mask>, during his minority, and also the lands of Lord Clifford, who had died at Ferrybridge in a sharp encounter the night before Towton. Professor A. J. Pollard noted that he had to earn his rewards. He received around 40 a year from the Household of the Palatinate of Durham. This was twice the salary his legally-trained and "non-noble" successors would receive from the Bishop in later years, and has been described as a "unique post." In spite of Towton's northern successes, the Lancastrian army was still active in the area. The major Yorkist supply centre was threatened by this. Local Lancastrians were returning to their estates, such as the Cliffords, who regained their castle at Skipton Craven with no royal response, military or otherwise.Charles Ross wrote that they "virtually controlled most of the country immediately south of the Scottish border". He was not allowed to attend the Order of the Garter Chapter meeting on the 29th of the month because he was too occupied with the northern situation. He is the king's'resident commander' in the north and a "confident and aggressive commander." The peace negotiations with the

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: Scots were moved to York in 1464 after the Lancastrians coalesced in the East March. <mask> was sent to escort the embassy. He changed his route to avoid an ambush by a small force of spear and bowmen. The Scottish embassy he eventually collected at Norham had been delayed, and it was on the return journey that he met the bulk of the Lancastrian army.The assault didn't succeed, and Sir Ralph was dead on the field. On 14 May, after delivering the Scottish embassy to the city, <mask> left there with other supporters and went to look for the Lancastrians. He attacked the rebels in their camp on the south side of the Devil's Water river after crossing the Tyne. Up to 10,000 men may have been raised by <mask>'s brother, the Archbishop of York, as his army swelled with new recruits. The Lancastrian army dissolved and tried to escape over the bridge, as <mask> led his army forward at the charge. After surviving the battle, the lords of Hungerford, Findern, and Tallboys were executed by the Duke of Somerset. The civil wars had yet to see the largest number of beheadings.In May 1464, the castles of Bywell and Langley surrendered to <mask>. He was created Earl of Northumberland eight days later. The Earldom's income was between £700 and £1,000 a year. "This was his reward for his decisive victories, since the Crown had played no direct part in them," wrote Scofield. The three castles that had been lost were regained by <mask>. The "high watermark of his House, the zenith of the Nevilles" was the location of George's appointment as Archbishop of York. Isabel sat at the children's table with the young Duke of Gloucester and his two daughters.The final crushing of the Lancastrian resistance focused on diplomacy and peace keeping. He was paid fifty marks for returning the Duke of Albany to Scotland after he was commissioned to contract marriages between

masks: Montagu Montagu Montagu Montagu Montagu Montagu


title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: English and Scottish subjects. The League of the Public Weal against Louis XI of France was requested by the Duke of Brittany to be accompanied by a force of 3,000 Breton archers. Due to commitments in the north, <mask> didn't take part in the campaign. On 25 March, 1465, he received the main grant of the Percy Earldom of Northumberland estates, and the following year he was given the honours of Knaresborough and Pontefract Castles, which had previously been held by their father. He owed back wages to the East March from an indenture dated 1 June 1463. It was from the profits of the duchy that his wages were coming from, as he was made a steward on the same day.The cost of raising troops and maintaining defence made the Warden of the Marches the highest-paid Crown officer. This was described as controlling private armies raised at the Crown's expense. The East March was the most important of the two marcher lordships by the mid-fifteenth century. Marcher Wardens were granted the right to recruit by being exempt from the 1468 Statute of Livery, which restrained- or attempted to restrain- retaining. In times of peace and war, <mask> was allowed to retain. In 1467, for example, Beverley sent troops to deal with Humphrey's resistance, because he was still on the run. In 1467, as part of his brother's plan for a closer relationship with the French, <mask> and Isabelle accompanied Warwick in escorting the French King's envoys to Canterbury.As a result of discontent over the king's marriage to Elizabeth Woodville and his pursuit of an anti-French foreign policy, it was thought that the House of Lancaster would be supported by Warwick. In 1469, Robin of Redesdale organised a rebellion against Edward IV in Yorkshire and in July that year the king's brother George, Duke of Clarence married his daughter in defiance of the king's own wishes. It seems

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: that <mask> was against his brother's actions and was satisfied with his current position. On 27 October 1469, Henry Percy was released from the Tower after taking an oath of fealty to the King. The year after saw the return of Robin of Redesdale. One historian suggests that he allowed the leaders to escape so that the rebellion could rise again, even though he was forced to come down from the Scottish border to suppress it. <mask> was forced to crush another rebellion, this time lead by a Robin of Holderness, but also calling for the return of Percy to the Northumberland Earldom.The Redesdale rebels were able to defeat the royal force at the Battle of Edgecote Moor in July of 1469. King Edward accepted that <mask> was not involved in his brother's rebellion and that he was the only one to accompany the king on his journey from the north back to London. Edward ordered the rehabilitation of Henry Percy to his family on 25 March 1470, while he was in York. <mask> beat his brother, an Earl, in the English peerage on the same day he was elevated to the Marquessate of <mask>. Historians have wondered if his new title had the gravitas that his previous Earldom had, and if he would accept it or not. The lands of the dead Earl of Devon were granted to <mask> to compensate for the loss of the Percy estates. An income of at least £600 per annum was provided by these substantial estates.As he had been in the north, he was to be the new regional magnate to fill the power vacuum. King Edward was held responsible for turning <mask> from a friend to an enemy because he was not happy with the new arrangements. Warkworth's Chronicle describes him as condemning the grants to him. At least January 1470, <mask> was on the Scottish border. The king marched from London to crush the rising. He did it at the Battle of Empingham. Edward headed north after the battle

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: and was met by <mask> and Northumberland at Doncaster.They fled to France after it was established that they were involved in the Lincolnshire uprising. In the summer of 1470 there was trouble in the north with friends and relatives rebelling. The Earl of Northumberland couldn't put down the risings so the king went north to deal with it. Historians think that the rebellions were a trap instigated by Clarence and Warwick. The East March was stripped of its title on June 24, 1470. When Edward got the news that the Warwick and Clarence had landed, he was in the north. At Doncaster, the king was waiting for <mask>, who was in the north.On September 29, 1470, <mask> declared for Warwick. His last-minute defection from the king has been called "decisive". After being trapped, the king escaped to Bishop's Lynn, sailing for Burgundy on 2 October. On 3 October, with Edward IV in exile, Henry VI was released from the Tower and returned to the throne. The wardship of the Earl of Worcester's heir and estates was granted almost immediately. He was reappointed as the East March's Warden on 22 October 1470. He probably expected to make money from the new regime.The Earldom of Northumberland was not regained by him. He lost some of the lands that came with his Marquessate to the Earl of Devon. Although he was appointed to the King's Household, he did not sit in Council and had no active role in government. Although he was confirmed in command of the new King's forces in the north and in possession of the manor of Wressle, he did not regain any other estates. Polydor Virgil states that he had to apologize to the parliament for his previous support of Edward, and it has been suggested that his loyalty might still have been suspect by the newly arrived Lancastrians. <mask> had to pay cash for the king's pardon, which he only received after making a lengthy

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title: John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu

texts: speech, declaring that he had only remained faithful to Edward out of fear. The government knew that King Edward was going to equip a Burgundian-backed fleet in order to re-invade the north.The men were to come from all over the north. King Edward intended to land in East Anglia, but it was established that it was unsafe. Had he moved fast enough, he could have snuffed out Edward's army. The castle's funds were taken from it by the castle's bailiff as Edward passed by. <mask>'s army, composed of local militias, was probably in the region of several thousand men, between 6,000 and 7,000, and increased as he trailed Edward south. The day after Clarence defected back to his brother Edward, <mask> arrived at the campsite where the Earl of Warwick was camped. The Earl of Oxford, the Duke of Exeter, and the brother of <mask> were in the middle of the Battle of Barnet Heath.When Edward arrived in London on 11 April, he met with his queen and two other people. It is possible that he commanded a small army of between 9,000 and 14,000 men. The battle was fought in fog. The horses were left tethered at the rear in order to demonstrate their commitment to the cause by taking the same risks as the common soldier. Edward's section of the Great North Road was facing the centre battle of Warwick's army. According to Warkworth's Chronicle, the battle lasted until ten o'clock that morning and had an army of 20,000 men. People have praised the martial skill of <mask>.In the thick of the fighting, he was cutting off arms and heads like a hero of romance. The Earl of Oxford broke the opposing Yorkist line early in the battle. After chasing the fleeing soldiers, Oxford's men ended up looting away from the battlefield. James Ross has said that "disaster struck" when Oxford's men returned to the battlefield. In the time that he and his force had been out, the line


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texts: of battle had shifted so much that he crashed into <mask>'s section instead of attacking Edward's rear. Oxford's men fought with <mask>'s because of the fog. One chronicler suggests that the Earl might have gone to York because he thought Oxford's "Streaming star" banner was the king's "Sunne in splendour."One historian has pointed out that Oxford had never before used such a cognizance, and it was just a case of men confused by fog. At some point around this time, he was dead before his brother. The Arrivall chronicler states that this happened in plain battle, and in the thick of the fighting. Warkworth said that the bodies of the two men were laid out naked in St. Paul's to prevent rumour that they had survived the battle. His second wife was Isabel Ingoldsthorpe, daughter and heiress of Sir Edmund Ingaldsthorpe. It appears that George wanted to marry Anne Holland, the 3rd Duke of Exeter's daughter, but she already married Thomas Grey, the 1st Marquess of Dorset. He died without any issues after being stripped of his dukedom.William de la Pole was a grandson of the 1st Duke of Suffolk. Thomas Scrope, 6th Baron Scrope of Masham, and Sir Henry Wentworth were married to Elizabeth Neville. Margaret was married to Sir <mask>, who was the son of Sir Hugh Mortimer and Eleanor Cornwall, as well as Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk, and Robert Downes, Gentleman. Lucy was married to both Sir Anthony Browne and Sir Thomas FitzWilliam. An important regional family and old allies of the Nevilles, Isabel Neville was married to both Sir Thomas Huddleston of Millom and Sir William Smythe of Elford. His crest was a griffin issuing from a ducal crown. As a younger son, he had a coat of arms with a "gobony argent and azure crescent" label.The coat was later augmented with more quarterings. The 15th-century English military personnel killed in action

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title: Ricky Landell

texts: <mask> was born on April 25, 1982. Ring of Honor, Pro Wrestling ZERO1-MAX, Pro Wrestling Zero1 and AWA Superstars of Wrestling / Wrestling Superstars Live are some of the independent promotions he has competed in. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut on November 1, 2003 when he wrestled Alex Law in a ten-minute match. <mask> and Law began teaming with each other to compete in tag team matches for Pro Wrestling World-1 in 2004. They lost to the Extreme Horsemen in a six-man tag team match. <mask> was the newest member of the Horsemen. In 2004, less than a year into his career, <mask> traveled to Japan to receive further training and trained under Tatsuhito Takaiwa.<mask> competed in his first championship match at the legendary Korakuen hall in Tokyo, Japan, on July 9, his debut for the promotion. He lost to Tommy Wilson to determine who would win the BS American Championship. On the following day, <mask> and Wilson won a tag team cage match. <mask> made his Ring of Honor debut on January 15 at their event It All Begins, where he and four other men lost to Roderick Strong in a four-on-one handicap match. He came back to the promotion on February 19 at Do Or Die IV, where he and Alex Law defeated Anthony Franco and Davey Andrews. <mask> and Law lost to The Ring Crew Express at the back to basics event on March 12. <mask> won the Pro Wrestling World-1's Heavyweight Championship on January 29, 2006 after defeating Masato Tanaka.After becoming champion, <mask> became the face of promotion and went on to defend the title in various Independent promotions around the country. <mask> and Corino won the AWA Superstars of Wrestling World Tag Team Championship on June 14, 2006 after defeating Team MackTion. <mask> was the number one contender for the AWA Superstars of Wrestling Heavyweight Championship despite holding two titles at the same time. He wrestled for the title

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title: Ricky Landell

texts: later that day, but lost. <mask> and Corino lost the World Tag Team Titles to Xsiris on March 23, 2007. <mask> began competing more frequently for AWA Superstars of Wrestling, becoming a travelling brand talent for the promotion, competing nationally for various AWA territorial promotions as well as the home company. On June 13, 2007, he became the promotion's first United States champion.Due to the split between the AWA and ZERO1-MAX, he became the new United States Heavyweight champion. His reign with the AWA's version of the title ended on March 29, 2008 after the title was deactivated and <mask> became the first Fighting World Champion of the now-renamed Wrestling Superstars Live. <mask> lost the Fighting World Title to Walker. <mask> returned to Pro Wrestling Zero1 in May of 2008 and won the United States title for the second time on June 1st. He held the title for over two months before losing it to King Kaluha. <mask> defeated "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko on October 11 in Indianapolis, IN in front of 3000 fans at the famed Indianapolis Speedrome after losing to him in a title match on May 3. Dale Gagne, the owner of the WSL, publicly fired <mask> after he lost the title to Walker.It was later announced that <mask> had retired from wrestling after his official website and profile page were taken down. The longest reign of any kind in the history of the pro wrestling promotion was ended when he retired. <mask> returned to pro wrestling on June 12th, 2011 and lost to Corino in a one-night only match. <mask> made 2 more appearances for the promotion. AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA Superstars of Wrestling Live, AWA There were 275 of the 500 top wrestlers in the Pro Wrestling 500 in

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title: Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al Saud

texts: <mask> was the second ruler. He was the oldest son of <mask> and the son-in-law of <mask> bin Abdul Wahhab. The First Saudi State was ruled by <mask>. His fearless activities earned him the nickname of the Savior of his time. The oldest son of <mask> was born in 1720. He became a scholar after being educated by <mask>. Due to his father's old age, the chief military commander of the Abdulaziz Emirate was from 1750 to 1750.The ruler of the state was announced long before the death of his father. <mask> bin <mask> was given the titles of both Emir and Imam. The title was a reflection of his religious education and personality. The rule of Abdulaziz was challenged by his younger brother. The ruler of Riyadh, Dahham bin Dawwas, was attacked by <mask> <mask> in 1747. Riyadh was captured by Abdulaziz in 1773 and became part of the Emirate. The area supported them because of their military success and orthodox approach to religion.Their standing was boosted by Abdulaziz's practice of holding open meetings where tribal elders could meet with him. All major activities, including treasury, were dealt with by <mask> bin Abdul Wahhab. The budget of the state began to be controlled by <mask> bin <mask> after the capture of Riyadh. The supremacy of Abdulaziz was recognised by all of the people in the area. The expansion continued after the capture of Qatif and Hasa. The attacks against Hasa began under Banu Khalid. In Baghdad and Mecca, the relations between Abdulaziz and the Ottoman authorities became tense.The people of Hejaz were slaughtered in 1802 after

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title: Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al Saud

texts: Taif and Khurma were captured. Women and children were taken as slaves. The local people were robbed of their wealth because they demolished the Heterodox texts and innovative household equipment. In the region, Zubayr and other settlements witnessed similar violence. The ruler of Muscat invaded and captured Bahrain in 1802. The governor, Abdullah bin Ufaysan, was appointed there by <mask> bin <mask>. The rulers and their families were sent to Diriyah where they were held.The influence of the Wahhabis extended to the two countries. Due to the Ottoman attacks in Hejaz, the power of <mask> bin <mask> was not consolidated and he had to reduce his forces in order to reestablish their rule. The governor of Abdulaziz, <mask> Ufaysan, was taken into custody. Mecca was taken by Abdulaziz's forces in the 17th century, and the religious figures in the city formed an alliance with the Wahhabis. <mask> was able to establish his authority after the Saudi forces attacked Syria, Iraq and Yemen. In 1802, <mask> bin <mask>'s forces attacked Karbala and Najaf in Iraq. The goal of Saudi forces was not to rule or control the region.They massacred thousands of the Shia population, stole enough precious loot to load 4,000 camels, and destroyed the dome over the shrine of Imam Husayn. The gold, jewels, and rare minerals were taken from the shrine. The incident added to the Sunni-Shia divide in the Moslem world. The Tomb of Hussein was massacred in the course of the day, and the whole of Karbala was pillaged, according to the observations of Lieutenant Francis Warden,

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title: Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al Saud

texts: a British military official. The daughter of <mask> bin Abdul Wahhab and the daughter of Uthman bin Mu'ammar were married to <mask>. He had four sons. The daughter of Uthman bin Mu'ammar married Abdulaziz.Abdulaziz was more aggressive than his father. When Abdulaziz was leading Asr Salat in the mosque of Turaif, he was assassinated by a Persian man who was a darwish. Due to the killing of his sons in the Karbala attack, the assassin wanted to take revenge on him. Ibadgi Osman, a Mussulman of the sect of <mask>, assassinated <mask> <mask>, according to the British newspaper London Times. The disciples of the prophet were excited by the fact that he had destroyed the tomb of <mask>. Ibadgi Osman wanted to avenge the death of <mask>. He crossed the desert of Arabia on a dromedary, entered the tent of Abdulaziz while he was at prayers, and plunged a cangiar into his breast crying, "Let this avenge the tomb of <mask>, for your profanations."The brother of Abdulaziz heard the noise and ran into the tent, where he found his brother bathed in his blood, and the assassin, who squatted himself down, saying his prayers. Ibadgi Osman, who was the strongest of the two, got up and killed his attacker with the same cangiar which was still stained with his brother's blood. The soldiers cut the assassin with their sabers. <mask> succeeded his father. A student of his father-in-law, Abdul Wahab, Abdulaziz followed in his footsteps by writing about tawhid and avoiding grave-worshiping. There are external links to 18th-century murdered monarchs in the Middle

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title: Charles E. F. Millard

texts: The Director of the United States Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation was <mask>. F<mask>. Currently a senior advisor for Amundi Pioneer, <mask> is also a consultant/advisor for multiple companies through Cardinal Advisors, and serves on the Board of Directors of Ross Corporate Services, a UK-based pension services firm. <mask> was in charge of pension relations at Citigroup. He is an advisor to McKinsey, AQR Capital, and the Kiski Group. He was a leading speaker at numerous pension-related conferences while he was at Citigroup. He has appeared on CNBC and has been published on a variety of pension topics. The report "The Coming Pensions Crisis" was published in March of 2016 by Millard.The report highlighted the unfunded retirement obligations in twenty countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Collective Defined Contribution, Target Benefit, and Defined Ambition were advocated in the report as ways to increase retirement security. He taught at the Yale School of Management during his time with Citigroup. The first Director of the PBGC was appointed and confirmed by the United States Senate, and he ran the agency from 2007 to 2009. As Under Secretary, he was the chief executive officer of the PBGC. The president of the New York City Economic Development Corporation from 1995 to 1999 was responsible for revitalizing 42nd St and Times Square. He was a member of the New York City Council.The agency's deficit fell from $18.9 billion to $11.2 billion during his tenure. The Secretaries of Treasury, Commerce, and Labor are

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title: Charles E. F. Millard

texts: members of the Board. The Board adopted a new investment policy in February 2008. The investment policy intended to put 45 percent of the Corporation's $55 billion in equities, 45 percent in fixed income assets, and 10 percent in alternative investments. During the 2008 fiscal year, no assets were transitioned into equities and the PBGC only began the transition of some assets from fixed-income to equities in late 2008. In May 2009, the New York Times noted that the PBGC had not fully implemented the transition. Peter R. Orszag was the director of the Congressional Budget Office at the time.Over the long run, the new strategy is likely to produce higher returns. When the economy and financial markets are weak, the risk that the PBGC will not have enough assets to cover retirees' benefit payments increases. The point at which it is most likely to have to assume responsibility for a larger number of underfunded pension plans is when the value of the portfolio falls. According to "Pensions and Investments", some suggested that the new policy was still relatively conservative when compared to private pension funds. The head of the Actuarial Science Program at Penn State's Smeal College of Business stated on June 16th that the PBGC could have $10 billion more if it had invested in stocks in 2009. The New York Times reported in May of 2009, that the Inspector General of the PBGC criticized <mask> for certain ethical matters related to his relationships with companies and executives involved with the award of a PBGC contract. He didn't testify before the


title: Charles E. F. Millard

texts: Senate investigative committee because of his Fifth Amendment right.The Inspector General told the Senators that the investigation was done and no charges would be filed. A cabinet official in the administration of New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, <mask> was previously a Managing Director with Lehman Brothers. <mask> was the President of the New York City Economic Development Corporation and Chairman of the New York City Industrial Development Agency. For the first time in 25 years, a Republican from Manhattan was elected to the New York City Council. He drafted legislation to remove pornography stores from New York neighborhoods. Representative Carolyn Maloney defeated <mask> in 1994 for Congress. He lost more than 50%.His 35% of the vote is ten points higher than any other Republican in that district. Prior to joining the PBGC, <mask> was a Managing Director at Broadway Partners, a national real estate investment and management firm in New York. The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit was where he worked as an attorney with Davis Polk & Wardwell. He was a columnist for the New York Post. In 1979–80, he worked as a VISTA volunteer in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and in 1982–83, he was Legislative Assistant for Foreign Affairs. He holds a B.A. according to his profile on the website. The College of the Holy Cross has an honors degree and a J.D.He was a <mask> Stone Scholar at Columbia Law School. A man and his wife have nine children. New York State Republicans, New York City Council members, College of the Holy Cross alumni, and living

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title: Andrei Platonov

texts: <mask>ich Klimentov was the pen name of a Soviet Russian writer, philosopher, playwright, and poet. <mask>'s works were not published in his lifetime because of his skepticism toward collectivization of agriculture and other Stalinist policies, as well as for their experimental, avant-garde form. The Foundation Pit is one of his famous works. The Fierce and Beautiful World was published in 1970 and became <mask>'s first book in English. The Foundation Pit and Chevengur were translations of major works by Ardis. His most famous story, "The Potudan River", was included in the New York Review Books Classics series in 2000. The short story "The Return" was included in a collection of <mask>'s work by New York Review Books.Happy Moscow, an unfinished novel, was published in 2012 and followed by a re-release of The Foundation Pit in 2009. <mask> was born in the settlement of Yamskaya Sloboda in the Chernozem Region of Central Russia. His mother was the daughter of a watchmaker and his father was a metal fitter. He attended a local parish school and completed his primary education at a four-year city school and began work as an office clerk at a local insurance company at the age of thirteen. He studied electrical technology after the 1917 revolutions. Platonov helped his father clear snow when the Civil War broke out. Platonov began to write poems, submitting them to papers in Moscow and elsewhere.He was a frequent contributor to local periodicals. The paper of the local railway workers' union, the Red countryside newspaper, and the nationwide journal of the "Smithy" group of proletarian writers were included. His most intensive period as a writer was from 1918 to 1921, during

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title: Andrei Platonov

texts: which he published dozens of poems, several stories, and hundreds of articles and essays. He wrote confidently across a range of topics including literature, art, cultural life, science, philosophy, religion, education, politics, the civil war, foreign relations, economics, technology, famine and land reclamation. It wasn't unusual to see two or three pieces by Platonov every day in the press. He joined the Union of Communist Journalists in March 1920 and worked as an editor at "Red countryside" and the paper of the local railway workers' union. The Smithy group organized the First Congress of Proletarian Writers in Moscow in October 1920 and <mask> was elected to the interim board.He gave talks at club meetings while reading his poetry. <mask> was admitted to the Communist Party in July of 1920 on the recommendation of his friend. He was kicked out of the Party on October 30, 1921, for being an "unstable element". He said the reason was "juvenile". The New Economic Policy may have caused him to quit the party. He had met many of the other worker writers through the 1920 writers' congress. He criticized the behavior of local communists after the famine of 1921.<mask> applied for re-admission to the Party in the spring of 1924, but was denied twice. They had a son, Platon, in 1922, and a daughter, Maria, in 1944. In 1922, in the wake of the devastating drought and famine of 1921, <mask> abandoned writing to work on land reclamation for the Voronezh Provincial Land Administration and later for the central government. He said he couldn't be occupied with a contemplative activity like literature. He worked as an engineer and administrator for many years, organizing the digging

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title: Andrei Platonov

texts: farms, and that <mask>'s subsequent work revealed the "deepening anti-Soviet attitudes" of the writer. Between 1937 and 1951, Platonov published eight more books, fiction and essays. Maksim Gorky arranged for Platonov to be included in a writer's brigade sent to Central Asia with the intention of publishing a collective work in celebration of ten years of Soviet Turkmenistan. A collective work by over 30 Soviet writers was published in 1934 about the construction of the White Sea Canal. The short story "Takyr" is about the liberation of a Persian slave girl. The basis for <mask>'s novella Soul was returned to Turkmenistan in 1935. A non-Russian economist from Central Asia leaves Moscow to help his lost, nomadic nation called Dzhan, of rejects and misfits who possess nothing but their souls.The book was uncensored because it failed to fit the socialist realist framework. <mask> was invited to contribute to a volume about rail workers in the 1930s. Among Animals and Plants was one of the stories he wrote. Both were supported by fellow writers. A note explaining the difficulties the author had faced when proposing the story to other periodicals was published in August 1936 by The Literary Critic. This publication was criticized in Krasnaya Nov, damaging <mask>'s reputation. Railway Transport (1939) was a collective volume dedicated to the heroes of the Soviet railroad system.Stalin was ambivalence about <mask>'s worth as a writer. In July 1931, the informer referred to the writer as "brilliant, a prophet". Platonov made hostile remarks about some people, but not about Stalin, who he wrote letters to on several occasions. Is Platonov here? Stalin asked at the meeting with

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title: Andrei Platonov

texts: Soviet writers held in Moscow at Gorky's villa in October 1932, when the Soviet leader first called writers "engineers of the human soul". The accused at the second Moscow Show Trial were denounced and condemned by 30 well-known writers, including Boris Pasternak. The short text "To overcome evil" is in his collection of works.It has been suggested that it contains criticism of the regime. During the Great Terror, <mask>'s son was arrested as a "terrorist" and a "spy". Platon was 15 years old when he was sentenced to ten years imprisonment and was sent to a corrective labour camp. Platon was released in October 1940 and returned to his home in January 1943, but he died in January 1943. Platonov contracted the disease while caring for his son. <mask> was a war correspondent during the Great Patriotic War. "The Return" was his last published short story.His last two publications were collections of folklore. Vasily Grossman spoke at his funeral. <mask>'s influence on later Russian writers is considerable, even though he was relatively unknown at the time of his death. During the 1960s' Khrushchev Thaw, some of his work was published. Joseph Brodsky called him the world's strangest writer because of his political writings. In journalism, stories, and poetry written during the first post-revolutionary years, Platonov interwove ideas about human mastery over nature with scepticism about triumphant human consciousness and will, and sentimental and even erotic love of physical things with fear and attendant abhorrence of matter. The world was embodied at the same time as opposing principles of spirit and matter, reason and emotion, nature and machine.He wrote about machines and

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title: Andrei Platonov

texts: technology being both good and bad. In order to transfer man from the realm of material production to a higher sphere of life, his aim was to turn industry over to machines. The coming "golden age" machines are both enemy and salvation in <mask>'s vision. <mask> claimed that modern technologies would allow humanity to be "freed from the oppression of matter." The works of earlier Russian authors like Dostoevsky have strong ties to <mask>'s writing. He uses a lot of Christian symbolism, including a noticeable influence from a wide range of contemporary and ancient philosophers, including the Russian philosopher Nikolai Fedorov. His Foundation Pit uses a combination of peasant language with ideological and political terms to create a sense of meaninglessness, aided by the abrupt and sometimes fantastic events of the plot.The work is suspicious of the meaning of language. The exploration of meaninglessness is a hallmark of absurdism. Brodsky said, "Go to the people who have a language that can be translated." One of Elif Batuman's favorite 20th century Russian works is Soul. She was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for her novel The Idiot. "<mask> is perhaps the most brilliant Russian writer of the twentieth century". During the literature exhibition in Voronezh, people read from the stage some of <mask>'s works.The original language is one of the most striking distinguishing features of <mask>'s work. It's often referred to as "primitive", "ungainly", or " homemade". <mask> uses the technique of ostraneny and his prose is filled with errors that are characteristic of children's speech. <mask>'s techniques include incorrect constructions, such as verb+place circumstance. From his dry

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texts: mouth, he said that he recognized the desire to live into this fenced-off distance. There is more than one type of redundancy, pleonasm. Voschev's body was thin inside the clothes.It is an extremely generalized vocabulary. "Nature", "place", "space" are used instead of landscape descriptions. An old tree grew in bright weather as Prushevsky looked around the empty area of the nearest nature. Subordinate clauses about the cause and purpose were active used. They are often superfluous. In an ironic way, the typical Soviet bureaucracy is often used actively, but rarely. According to the researcher, with the help of these turns, Platonov forms a "panteleological" space of the text, where "everything is connected with everything", and all events unfold among a single "nature".The very language of <mask>'s works is their content, as form and content form a single, indissoluble whole. The theme of death and its overcoming is one of the main motives of <mask>'s work. <mask>'s metaphysics of death was written by Anatoly Ryasov. The idea of raising the dead was instilled in Platonov by Fedorov. It is associated with communism in the minds of his characters. L.G. discovered a planet in 1981 Platonov was named after Karachkina.The Foundation Pit, a bi-langued edition, was published in 1973. Ardis Publishing, 1978, was written by Mirra Ginsburg. Collected Works was published by Ardis Publishing. Fierce, Fine World was published in 1983. The River Potudan was written by Laura Beraha and Kathleen Cook. The Foundation Pit is a book by Marilyn Minto. The Return and Other Stories was published in 1999.The Portable Platonov is a new Russian writing. The introduction to Happy Moscow was


title: Andrei Platonov

texts: written by Eric Naiman. The Harvill Press published "soul" in 2003 by Robert and Elizabeth Chandler. The New York Review Books published "soul and other stories" by Robert and Elizabeth Chandler. A group of people with Robert Chandler. The Foundation Pit is in the New York Review Books. They are Robert, Elizabeth, and Olga Meerson.The Russian Library has an edition of Fourteen Little Red Huts and Other Plays. It was written by Robert Chandler. Further reading Philip Ross Bullock's "Andrei Platonov", The Literary Encyclopedia. Academic Studies Press published A Companion To <mask>nov's "The Foundation Pit". There are external links to Chevengur. There is a full text in English at Monoskop.org. The full text is in English.The notebooks of <mask> can be found on SovLit.net. Russian male novelists and Russian male short story writers died in the 19th

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title: Carlos Quintana (boxer)

texts: <mask> is a retired Puerto Rican professional boxer. As an amateur, he represented Puerto Rico. He was a professional in 1997. He participated in his first professional fight on February 24, 2006 and won the Latino title. His first defense took place on June 24, 2006 when he defeated a opponent in a title eliminator. He won the World Boxing Council's Latino title in this fight. On December 2, 2006 he fought against Cotto for the World Boxing Association title.The fight was won by Cotto. On February 9, 2008, <mask> defeated Paul Williams by a unanimous decision to win the WBO title. He knocked out Deandre Latimore to win the Light Middleweight title. The personal life <mask> was born on November 6, 1976. He has seven siblings, six sisters and one brother. The couple's four children, three daughters and a son are all living with him. He maintains a farm in Moca when he isn't working.He has worked at a gasoline station and as the owner of a gym over the course of his life. He was trained by José Bonilla, who was a member of his corner staff during fights. <mask> was born and raised in Puerto Rico. He became interested in boxing when he was ten years old. When interviewed, he stated that he was enjoying the experience until he got hit on the troath. In Puerto Rico, he won multiple national titles. Puerto Rico

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title: Carlos Quintana (boxer)

texts: was selected to send a team to the 1996 Summer Olympics.He finished his amateur career with a record of sixty-two wins in seventy fights, with forty-eight of these wins being by knockout. In his first 23 professional fights, "El Indio" won 18 of them by way of knockout. The fight took place on December 5, 2003 The fight featured several holds. Robertson was docked a point in the seventh round after losing his mouthguard. After Robertson was trapped in one of the ring's corners, <mask> connected several combinations to his head, one of these punches connected on his opponent's face, and he collapsed before the count of ten. In the undercard of a fight in Pala, California, on March 5, 2004, there was a fight between the two men.In the first round, <mask> scored the fight's first knockdown, when he connected a combination to his opponent's body. Both fighters traded combinations after this round. The referee stopped the fight in the third round after <mask> connected six punches in a row. On August 24, 2004, Kemal Kolonivic defeated <mask> in a fight. The undercard of a card that included Jose Nieves vs. Alberto Ontiveros was used as a late replacement for Kolonivic. The fight was decided by a unanimous decision. The judges gave him scores of 80-72, 80-72 and 79-73.There was a fight on February 25, 2005. The

masks: Quintana Quintana Quintana Quintana


title: Carlos Quintana (boxer)

texts: card was scheduled for ten rounds. While his opponent followed him around the ring, he closed the first round connecting two combinations after hitting his opponent's chin with a solid punch. The pattern continued in the second round when both men traded punches. After controlling the fight's pace in the third and beginning the fourth round on the offensive, <mask> scored a knockdown and the fight was stopped seconds after when Suleyman didn't respond to his attack. On July 12, 2005, he was scheduled to fight. The fight began on the offensive.In the third round, his punches hit Campos on the chin. In the fourth round, he tried to fight inside, but was defeated by his opponent's strategy. <mask> used combinations to the body in the fifth round. His opponent switched to a defensive stance after he hit a solid punch. The 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

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title: Carlos Quintana (boxer)