title: Andrew Left

texts: is to create the most amount of panic so they and their clients can make the most amount of money. One month after Jumia's IPO, a report was published by Citron Research about the company. In one week, the stock value dropped by 50 percent. There were discrepancies between the IPO filing and a confidential presentation made by Jumia to its investors.The company has been accused of presenting incorrect figures regarding active users, specifically, its percentage of product returned and active customers before the IPO. Jumia was named in several class-action suits. In an interview held by <mask> in January of 2021, Citron Research stated that the company had covered most of its short positions after the GameStop short squeeze in the $90s/share at a loss of 100%. According to the Wall Street Journal, <mask>'s social media accounts were hacked to text his children and used "threatening, profanity and personal language". Valeant Pharmaceutical left a report accusing the company of channel stuffing and using sham transactions to inflate drug sales. Left's initial report looked at Valeant's business model of spiking the prices of drugs to which it had acquired marketing rights. <mask> followed up with a report on Phil RXidor.The company was referred to as the "Pharmaceutical Enron" by the left. As a result of the report, Valeant shares dropped after a five-year peak, eventually falling more than 90 percent from its peak in August 2015, and announced the resignation of CEO J. Michael Pearson the following March. 18 Chinese companies have been reported on by Citron Research, 16 of which experienced a drop in stock prices, with 15 of them experiencing drops of over 70%. This has caused a group of Chinese business leaders to launch a website called CitronFraud.com, which is no longer operating. Left sent a legal notice to the Chinese executives, asking for an apology, and told Tech In Asia that he is considering legal action. Kai-Fu Lee, the chairman and CEO of Innovation Works, has threatened to take legal action against Citron Research. In 2012 Lee posted a detailed, point-by-point rebuttal, via Sinocism, to Chinese investment

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texts: platform Xueqiu.com, which suggests that Citron had taken advantage of reader unfamiliarity with Chinese languages and markets.Lee stated that since Citron has already made big bets on these recommendations before their reports are published, they need to tell their readers to follow their recommendations. The report pointed out Longtop's outsized margins and unexplained stock grants, as well as Longtop's relationship with China's largest banks. The SEC issued a notice of criminal charges against the company. In 2012 the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission commenced proceedings in the Market Misconduct Tribunal against Left, accusing him of spreading false and misleading information about Evergrande Group. Left had accused Evergrande of presenting fraudulent information to the investing public. The Hong Kong Market Misconduct Tribunal found that Left was guilty of market misconduct by publishing claims about Evergrande Group that were false and/or misleading as to material facts or through the omission of material facts. Left was banned from trading for five years and ordered to repay HK$1.6 million in trading profits and HK$4 million in legal costs and expenses, if he broke Hong Kong market misconduct rules again.The Market Misconduct Tribunal's decision was dismissed by the Hong Kong Court of Appeal. Left's application for leave to appeal was dismissed by the Court of Appeal. Left's application for leave to appeal was dismissed by the Court of Final Appeal. The Evergrande Group signaled that they will not be able to pay off the interest on their liabilities, sparking a global market sell-off. <mask> was quoted as saying that he was not vindicated because he was still banned. <mask> has two children from his previous marriage. <mask> is married to a woman.Left created a scholarship for students of the school after the shooting. A $10,000 scholarship is given to five seniors per year. James Chanos References External links include Citron Research American financial analysts American investors 20th-century American Jews American stock traders American financial writers Living people 1970 births 21st-century

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title: Thomas Mallon

texts: <mask> was born on November 2, 1951. His novels are renowned for their attention to historical detail and context and for the author's interest in the "bystanders" to larger historical events. He is the author of nine books of fiction, including Henry and Clara, Two Moons, Dewey Defeats Truman, Aurora 7, Bandbox, Fellow Travelers, Watergate, and most recently Landfall. He has published nonfiction on plagiarism, diaries, letters, and the Kennedy assassination, as well as two volumes of essays. He was a literary editor of Gentleman's Quarterly, where he wrote the "Doubting Thomas" column in the 1990s. He served as the deputy chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities from 2005 to 2006 and was a member of the National Council on the Humanities. His honors include Guggenheim and Rockefeller fellowships, the National Book Critics Circle citation for reviewing prose, and the Vursell prize of the American Academy of Arts and Letters for distinguished style.In 2012 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. <mask> was born in Glen Cove, New York and grew up on Long Island. His father was a salesman and his mother was a homemaker. Mallon graduated from a high school. He said that he had a happy childhood that was so damaging to a writer. Mallon studied English at Brown University and wrote an honors thesis about Mary McCarthy. McCarthy is credited with being the most enduring influence on his career as a writer.<mask> received a Master of Arts and a PhD from Harvard University. <mask> spent a year as a visiting scholar at St. Edmund's House at Cambridge University. He drafted most of A Book of One's Own here. <mask> taught English at Vassar College from 1979-1991 after the book's success. <mask>'s writing style is characterized by wit, charm and a careful attention to detail. Just as his fiction often tells the stories of characters on the fringes of big events, his nonfiction often

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texts: explores fringe genres. A Book of One's Own, an informal guide to the great diaries of literature, was published in 1984 and gave Mallon his first dose of critical acclaim.Richard Eder wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the book was "an engaging meditation on the varied and irrepressible spirit of life that insists on preserving itself on paper." <mask> covers a wide range of diarists in A Book of One's Own. He said that writing books is too good an idea to be left to authors. <mask> won a Rockefeller fellowship for the success of A Book of One's Own. Mallon had informally published fiction throughout childhood and young adulthood. <mask>'s first novel, Arts and Sciences, was about Arthur Dunne, a Harvard graduate student in English. Mallon released a second nonfiction book in 1989 called Stolen Words: Forays Into the Origins and Ravages of Plagiarism.<mask> became a writer of historical fiction after the publication of Henry and Clara. The lives of Major Henry Rathbone and Clara Harris are the subject of a novel. A story of star-crossed lovers is interwoven with personal and political tragedies and spans the couple's first meeting in childhood to their eventual derangement. John Updike praised Henry and Clara in The New Yorker, making <mask> one of the most interesting American novelists at work. <mask> has stated in interviews that historical fiction is the genre in which he is most interested as a writer. He says that writing historical fiction is a relief from himself. In 1994, he was the ghostwriter of Vice President Dan Quayle's memoir, Standing Firm.<mask> went on to write seven more works of historical fiction after the publication of Henry and Clara. Watergate is a novel that retells the Watergate scandal from the perspective of seven characters, some familiar to the public, such as Nixon's secretary Rose Mary Woods, and some brought to light from the sidelines of the scandal. One of the New

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texts: York Times' 100 Notable Books of 2015, A Novel of the Reagan Years, takes readers to Washington in 1986, the wealthiest enclaves of southern California, and the volcanic landscape of Iceland. <mask>'s latest novel, Landfall, takes place during the George W. Bush years against a backdrop of political catastrophe. There is a love affair between two West Texans, Ross Weatherall and Allison O'Connor, whose destinies have been intertwined with Bush's for decades. Barbara Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Donald Rumsfeld, Christopher Hitchens, and many others are familiar to most readers. The 2012 American Academy of Arts and Letters' Harold D. Vursell Memorial Award for prose style was a finalist.There is a list of historical novelists and a report on "Presumptive". The critics. Life and letters. The New Yorker is a magazine. October 31, 2016 Jack was trying to remember JFK. Life and letters.May 22, 2017: The New Yorker. Critical studies and reviews of <mask>'s work Review of A Book of One's Own. The words were stolen. There is a review of Aurora 7. There is a review of Henry and Clara. Truman was defeated by the review of Dewey. Truman was defeated by the review of Dewey.There is a review of Two Moons. Essays on writers and writing are reviewed. The murder of John F. Kennedy was reviewed. There is a review of Bandbox. There is a review of fellow travelers. Survey of <mask>'s career. Kurt Andersen was born on February 11, 2019.A comic novel about George W. Bush. The New York Times. There is a review of Landfall. Barton was written about on February 15, 2019. "Landfall Review: How It Really Never Happened." The Wall Street Journal. There is a review of Landfall.Interviews Smith and Evan. "<mask>." Heard it with Evan Smith. Daniel Akst was born on March 1, 2019. "Fictionalizing History, With Republicans at Center Stage". The Wall Street Journal. There are External links to <mask>'s Website Mostly Fiction Review of

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title: Charbel Dagher

texts: The University of Balamand, Koura, Lebanon has a professor named <mask>. He is an active and prominent voice on the Arab cultural scene, mainly in the fields of poetry, Arabic language, and Arab and Islamic arts. He writes in both Arabic and French. On 5 March 1950, <mask> was born in Wata Hub, Tannourine, Lebanon. He holds two PhD's, one in Modern Arabic Letters and the other in Aesthetics of Arts, both from the New Sorbonne University. He is a professor in Lebanon. He was a professor at the University of Toulouse Le Mirail, the University of Metz, the University of Paris V, New Sorbonne in France, and the University of Bologna in Italy.He is a consultant in Islamic art and modern fine arts. He wrote in Arabic and French as a journalist. His works were published in several international periodicals. "Young Poets: Questions and Challenges", "Art and Market", and "Art and the City" are some of the scientific conferences he has overseen. In 1990 he was selected as the general coordinator of the international acknowledgement of the president-poet. He was the Secretary General of the Executive Council of the "Arab-African Cultural Forum" from 1986 to 1988 and the Secretary General of the "African Poetry Award" from 1989 to 1993. He chaired art juries in several events, including the "Fine Arts Festival" in Bahrain.He was involved in Lige

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texts: translation of Rimbaud's letters into Arabic. The second edition of Dar Al Maareff Printing and Publishing was published in 1989.African poetical selections, al-Moheet House, Asilah, Morocco, 1989. The anthology was published by the Arab Institute for Research and Publishing. The Russian poet, Marina Tsvetayeva, al-Jamal Publications, Cologne (Germany), 2001, had correspondence with Rilke. The National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters is in Kuwait. The National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters is based in Kuwait. "Wasiyat Habeel" is a novel by Riyadh Najeeb al-Rayes Publishing Co. "Wa'i."The book "Ethan Lasto Befrenji" was written by Khalil al-Khuri. Literature "Arab Oral Traditions" is in French. The 2nd edition of "Al-Sheriya al-Arabiya al-Haditha" was published in Amman. "Senghor: An African Humanist" is in French. "Arabic in Lebanon" was published in 1999. "Renaissance: Liberal Introductions for Modernity" was held at the Arab Cultural Center. "Tannourine during the Ottoman Era" is a book by Al-Furat Publishing and Distribution House."Arabic and Modernity" was published by Al-Nahar Publishing House. "Contemporary Arabic Poetry - the prose" was published. Several works by Aesthetics <mask>ed Book Award is a literary and art criticism award. Rethinking Edward Said's 'Orientalism': An Interview with <mask> Dagher is an official

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title: Raghib Ismail

texts: An American retired player of American and Canadian football is named <mask> "Rocket" <mask>. He played college football for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish before moving on to play in the Canadian Football League and the National Football League. In 1991, he was the Most Valuable Player of the Grey Cup, after recording two 1,000-yard receiving seasons in the NFL. College Football News named him the No. 1 in 2004. 75 players are on the list of the greatest college football players of all time. The 85-man roster of the all-20th Century college football team was selected by Sports Illustrated. He was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey and raised in Pennsylvania.He attended a high school. College <mask> was a receiver for the University of Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish won the College Football National Championship in 1988, placed second in 1989 and lost to Colorado in the 1991 Orange Bowl. In that game, he returned a punt 91 yards for a touchdown that would have won the game for Notre Dame and stopped Colorado from winning a share of the National Championship; however, the play was called back on a clipping penalty which sealed the Irish defeat. After the 1990 season, <mask> finished second in the voting for the Heisman Trophy as the top college football player, losing to Ty Detmer of Brigham Young University. In the 1989 regular season game against Michigan, <mask> returned two kicks for touchdown. He received numerous awards, including All-American status, and was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated twice.The projected first overall selection in the 1991 NFL Draft, <mask> decided at the last minute to sign a record contract with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. He was chosen by the Los Angeles Raiders with the 100th overall pick. He was a track star at the University of Notre Dame, where he ran the 100 meters in 10.2 seconds. He had a personal best of 6.07 seconds in the 55 meters. He finished second in the 55 meter sprint at the 1991 NCAA Indoor Track

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texts: Championships. It would have been difficult to offer <mask> enough money to join the Canadian Football League, but Bruce McNall tried after purchasing the Toronto Argonauts with hockey player Wayne Gretzky and actor John Candy. An offer of $18.2 million over four years was made by the Argonauts.The average value of his full contract was more than the salary cap for the 2006 season. There was an exemption for a "marquee player" who would not count against the salary cap. Doug Flutie of the BC Lions was about to be paid $1 million under the exemption, but <mask>'s contract was more than anything North American football had ever seen, as his yearly salary was then the largest in Canadian or American football history. In his first game with the Argonauts in 1991, he returned a kick 73 yards on a reverse. He was at the Grey Cup. He was named the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player after he scored an 87-yard touchdown on a kick return. He made the 1991 All-Star team as a wide receiver and was runner-up to Jon Volpe for rookies of the year.The franchise record for single-season kick return yards was broken in 1992. The Toronto Argonauts missed the playoffs as they slumped to a 6–12 record. He stomped on an opposing player's face during a sideline brawl against the Stamps. He apologized on Speaker's Corner. After the season, he left the Canadian Football League and signed with the Los Angeles Raiders. The Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders' <mask> was going to be the first overall pick in the 1991 NFL draft by the Dallas Cowboys, but he decided to sign with the Toronto Argonauts. He was selected by the Los Angeles Raiders in the fourth round in case he decided to return to the NFL.In 1993 he recorded 353 receiving yards as a rookies in the National Football League. He had 510 receiving yards and five touchdown the next year. He recorded                       . He was traded to the Carolina panthers for a fifth-round pick in 1996. Dom Capers was the head coach of the Carolina panthers in 1996 and they

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title: Raghib Ismail

texts: finished with a 12–4 record. In 1997 he had over 400 receiving yards and two touchdown. He had a career year in 1998, with 69 catches for 1,024 yards and eight touchdown, but he was two yards short of doubling his previous career high.The Dallas Cowboys signed him as a free agent in 1999. After Michael Irvin suffered a career-ending injury in the fourth game of the season, <mask> became the team's leading wide receiver, recording a career-high 1,097 yards and six touchdown. He missed the last six games of the 2000 season after tearing his right knee in the tenth game of the season. He missed two games in 2001 because of a knee injury. On August 31, 2002, he was placed on the injured reserve list due to a neck injury he sustained during training camp. He was released in a salary cap move. He retired in March.In 2003 and 2004, he was a color analyst on College GameDay. The co-hosting of Cowboys Game Night on FSN Southwest was done by <mask>. In the third season of Pros vs. Joes, <mask> appeared as a Pro. He was a contestant on the Celebrity Bull Riding Challenge. In March 2010, it was announced that <mask> would be a correspondent on the show, interviewing contestants about their lives outside the competition. He was the Slamball coach in 2008. <mask> is married to Melanie and they have four children.He is the older brother of former Syracuse University and NFL wide receiver Qadry <mask>, nicknamed "The Missile", and former University of Texas- El Paso and New York Dragons receiver Sulaiman <mask>, nicknamed "The Bomb". His mother, Fatma, was referred to as "The Launch Pad" because of her sons' nickname, because her father, Ibrahim, died when he was 10. After his father died, he converted to Islam and was sent to live with his grandmother in a church. He has been described as a fundamentalist Christian. He enjoys speaking for corporations, schools and churches. His son plays football for the University of Wyoming. The Official Notre Dame bio 1969 births contains links to External

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title: Lewis Pollard

texts: Sir <mask> was a Justice of the Common Pleas from 1514 to 1526 and a Member of Parliament for Totnes in 1491. He was knighted in 1509. He was "innated with a genius to study law" and became one of the best lawyers in the country. He was a kinsman of the judge and Speaker of the House of Commons. <mask> was the second son of <mask> of Way in the parish of St Giles in the Wood and the daughter of William Marwood of Westcott. <mask> settled on his lands in Ro after marrying Alyanora Copleston, daughter of John Copleston. According to Risdon, Sir <mask> resided at Grilston, in the parish of Bishop's Nympton, before he purchased the nearby manor of King's Nympton to the south.The third person to hold that office was <mask> <mask>, who was appointed Reader of that society after entering the Middle Temple to train as a lawyer. He was appointed one of ten Sergeants at Law in 1505 at a great ceremonial feast in Lambeth Palace with 1,000 guests including King Henry VII himself. <mask> was appointed the King's Sergeant-at-Law in 1507 and three years later was appointed a Justice of the Common Pleas by Henry VIII. He was in the office of the judge until his death. "This high and great trust of a judge (an higher than which is hardly found upon earth, the lives and livelyhoods of men being therein concern'd) Sir <mask> executed with great faithfulness and reputation, the fragrant odour whereof perfumes his memory unto," Prince wrote. As a writer tells us, his knowledge in the laws and other commendable virtues. He was famous above most

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texts: of his age and rank because of a number of issues.He established a deer park and built a residence in the manor that he purchased. The main seat of the family for several generations was in the south aisle of the Parish Church of St James and thePollard Chapel has panelling from the 17th century. He purchased the manor of Oakford in August 1507 from Sir Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk and his wife Margaret. Oakford was sold by Sir <mask> to Spurway in 1604. He married Florence Bonville, a wife of a prominent lawyer of Kingston in the parish of Staverton, near Totnes, to a daughter of Thomas Hext. Westcote said she was the daughter of Donesford. Sir <mask> was the oldest son and heir of Sir <mask>.The recorder of Barnstaple was appointed in 1545. He was the great-grandfather of Sir <mask>. Sir <mask> was the 2nd son and a member of the House of Commons. He was an assistant to Thomas Cromwell in administering the surrender of religious houses and was also a law reporter. He was granted two manors in 1537 and 1540 by King Henry VIII. The 3rd son, <mask>, was Archdeacon of Wiltshire, Archdeacon of Cornwall, and Archdeacon of Totnes. Hooker's synopsis contains his full biography.<mask> was buried on September 26, 1576, at the manor of Knowstone. He married Anne, daughter of Richard Chichester of Hall, Bishop's Tawton, by his wife Thomasine de Hall. His oldest son was <mask>, whose daughter <mask> married William Pincombe, who was a follower of Baron Zouche. <mask> is a son. Sir <mask> was knighted for his role in the defence

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title: Lewis Pollard

texts: of the English outpost. There is a monument in the church of which <mask> is the wife of Humphrey Moore. <mask> was the wife of Sir Hugh Stucley and the mother of the mercenary Thomas Stukley.In the south window of the Pollard Chapel, there is a depiction of the arms of Stucley impaling Pollard, with quarterings of each family. The arms are as follows: baron, 1stAzure, 2nd Argent, and 3rd Argent. Quarterly 1st & 4th Argent, a chevron sable between three mullets, or three lions rampant or (FitzRoger); 2nd & 3rd Argent, a chevron sable between three mullets. He died at the age of 61 and was buried in the church at King's Nympton, having a monument erected to his memory. As the passage occurs within his section on that parish, which is followed by a separate section on King's Nympton, his reference to "Nymet" is clearly intended as Bishop's Nympton. The manor of Oakford was bequeathed to a chantry "to pray for my soule my father my mother my uncle Maister <mask>" in his will. He mentioned his brother <mask>, his sons John, Richard, Antonye, his godson Lewes Stucley and "Annes my wife", whom he requested should not remarry, in which case she should inherit together with his son John.The church tower at either Bishop's or King's is where he left his DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The will was witnessed by three people. Sir <mask> is thought to be the creator of the ornately sculpted late Perpendicular Gothic stone monument. It is on the north wall of the chancel. It probably doubled as an Easter Sepulchre. In 1630, when Risdon was writing his Survey of Devon, there was a stained-glass window depicting Sir <mask> kneeling with his family behind him, and his wife facing him. There was a tradition of long standing in this family.That his lady, glassing this window in her husband's absence at the Term in London, caused one child more than she had to be set up there; presuming, having had one and twenty already, and usually conception at her husband's coming home, that she should It came to pass in reality. The Rolle monumental brasses in Petrockstowe Church depict an arrangement of husband kneeling opposite wife, he with sons behind him and she with daughters behind her. According to Risdon, an inscription on the glass stated his name, marriage, office and issue. The Buildings of England: Devon was published in 1989. The second edition. A New Survey of England:Devon, London, 1959 Prince, John, Worthies of Devon was written by W.G.Risdon, Tristram, Survey ofDevon, 1630, 1810 ed. The person is a lieutenant colonel. J.L. is an author. Comprising the Heralds'Visitations of 1531, 1564 & 1620, Exeter, 1895 1526 deaths Lawyers fromDevon Knights Bachelor English MPs 1491

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title: William Winwood Reade

texts: <mask> was a British historian, explorer, and philosopher. The Martyrdom of Man and The Outcast were included in the Thinker's Library. <mask> was a "scion of a wealthy landed family". Despite having failed at Oxford University and having composed two novels, Reade decided to begin geographical exploration. He left for Africa at the age of 25 using his private funds and with sponsorship from the Royal Geographical Society. <mask>'s first travel account, "Savage Africa," was published after several months of observing gorillas and travelling through Angola. Although criticized for its juvenile style, the book is notable for its anthropological inquiries, as well as for its exculpatory passages concerning the slave trade and its prophecy of an Africa divided between Britain and France in which black Africans have become extinct.Reade secured the patronage of Andrew Swanzy to travel to West Africa. Reade set out north from Freetown after failing to get permission to enter the Confederacy. The local King Seedwa imprisoned him for three months after detaining him in Falaba. According to legend, King Seedwa set four torturous tasks for Reade each day he was in captivity. As his sextant and other instruments had been left behind at Port Loko, Reade's findings excited little interest among geographers. Thanks to his correspondence with Charles Darwin, his experiences of West Africa were not lost to science. Reade gave information to Darwin for The Descent of Man.The African Sketch-Book was published soon after <mask>'s return and recommended greater British involvement in West Africa. <mask> died after serving as a correspondent for the Ashanti War. Ipsden

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texts: churchyard is close to the family home. The Martyrdom of Man is a secular, "universal" history of the Western world. The first chapter, "War", discusses the imprisonment of men's bodies, the second, "Religion", that of their minds, and the third, "Liberty", are all 150 pages in length. Secularism According to one historian, the book became a kind of "substitute bible for secularists" in which Reade attempts to trace the development of Western civilisation in terms analogous to those used in the natural sciences. It is used to advance the philosophy of political liberalism and social Darwinism.The final section of the book provoked controversy due to <mask>'s "outspoken attack on Christian dogma" and the book was condemned by several magazines. The Martyrdom of Man was denounced by the British Prime Minister as an "irreligious" work. Some of <mask>'s critics maintained that he was not an unbeliever, but that he had a belief in a Creator that was far beyond the reach of the human mind. While war, slavery, and religion had once been necessary, they would not always be so, because in the future only science could guarantee human progress. The book drew attention to the tale of suffering and waste involved in the theory of evolution. The Martyrdom of Man was praised by V. S.Pritchett as the "outstanding, dramatic, imaginative historical picture of life to be inspired by Victorian science". W. E. B cited The Martyrdom of Man because it was sympathetic to African history.The World and Africa was written by Du Bois. Cecil Rhodes said that the book made him what he is. H. G. Wells was one of the admirers of The Martyrdom of Man. Christopher Robin and Michael

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texts: Foot are related to A. Milne. The Outcast is a short novel about a young man who must deal with being rejected by his religious father and the death of his wife. The Sign of the Four is one of the stories that features <mask>. The Martyrdom of Man is one of the most remarkable books ever written.In chapter ten, he said "<mask> Reade is good upon the subject." While the individual man is an insoluble puzzle, he becomes a mathematical certainty in the aggregate. You can never predict what a man will do, but you can say what an average number will be. People vary, but percentages remain the same. The statistician said so. The works were done in the 19th century. There is a puzzle in six bits.(1860). Oxon's Liberty Hall. A novel. The mysteries of the Druids are known as the veil of Isis. The pagans. There is a belief in Rustic Folklore. There is a belief in the Emblems of Freemasonry.The Church of Rome has rituals. There are rituals and ceremonies of the Druids. There are vestiges of Druidism. The Druids were destroyed. The Priestesses of the Druids are called Pamphlet. (1864). Africa is called savage Africa.The book is called (1865). See-Saw: A Novel was written by Francesco Abati. The year 1872. Man's Martyrdom. There was a time when the word was "1878." There is an African sketch-book. The year 1874.The story of the Ashantee campaign. The year 1875. The story of the outcast. The year 1972 Religion is a part of history. Works by <mask> <mask> can be found at Hathi Trust <mask> <mask>'s "The Martyrdom of Man": The Boys' Book of All Knowledge? Lincoln Allison is the author of <mask> Reade: The Literary Explorer, an Oxford Dictionary of National

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title: Thierry Baudet

texts: He is a Dutch politician, academic and author. He is a member of the House of Representatives and is the founder and leader of Forum for Democracy. He is the party's parliamentary leader. He is a controversial politician. Baudet was born in Heemstede into a partial Walloon family. <mask> fled to the French Army after his home was annexed by the French Republic in 1795. Ernestine van Heemskerck, Baudet's great-great-grandmother, was born in the Dutch East Indies.Baudet attended the gym. Latin and Ancient Greek are compulsory in a high school. He graduated from the University of Amsterdam with a degree in history, and then from 2007 to 2012 he was a lecturer at Leiden University, where he received a Doctor of Philosophy degree with a thesis on national identity, European identity, and multiculturalism. The assault on the nation-state was directed by Roger Scruton and was published in Dutch. The English translation was called The Significance of Borders. At Tilburg University, <mask> was a post-doctoral fellow. He wrote a newspaper column for NRC Handelsblad.He was elected along with Theo Hiddema to the House of Representatives in the general election, after founding the Forum for Democracy. Baudet had a piano in his office. He said that his current girlfriend was an Iranian refugee. The Flemish think tank Libera! awarded him the Prize for Liberty. Baudet supports both the Netherlands' exit from the European Union and the eventual dissolution of the EU. He doesn't like unskilled immigration into the Netherlands. He said in an interview that he wants to preserve the native cultures and ethnicities of Europe as they are.He doesn't like the idea of Ukraine joining the EU. Baudet voted no in the 2016 Dutch Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement referendum, which was set up by Forum for Democracy. Baudet co-signed a letter asking Donald Trump to press for a new investigation and questioning the independence of the investigations. This was

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title: Thierry Baudet

texts: criticized by surviving relatives. In May of last year, he supported the Dutch cabinet in their fight against Russia. Baudet's chats were leaked to the media in 2020 and they revealed his close contacts with Putin and his influence on Baudet's actions on Ukraine, the referendum and future anti-NATO campaigns. Baudet mentioned financial support from the man in the chats with his FvD colleagues.Baudet said that the text messages were quoted out of context. Baudet approved of Putin's actions after Russia officially recognized the regions of Ukraine as independent nations. During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Baudet stated that Russia was being vilified. He refused to condemn the invasion during the debate. Baudet has strong opinions on the arts, the topic of his book Oikofobie, he considers non-Western art and Western post-1900 modernism in visual arts inferior to Western Realism, encourages education and programmation of tonal music opposed to atonal music, and dislikes modern post Baudet was warned by a musicologist for approaching the concept of degenerate art with his conservative criticism. Baudet believes that the main ruling parties of the Netherlands are scheming towards the same goals despite being competitors.He is sympathetic to Christian values. He said in an interview that he was a cultural Christian. Baudet is critical of Islam and is concerned about the lack of integration of migrants from Islamic societies. He disagrees with the idea of banning copies of the Quran made by another Dutch politician. He praised Wilders as someone who has put on the agenda the significant problem that we have with radical Islam in our time and Muslim immigration. Baudet wants Islamic schools in the Netherlands to sign up with Western values. Dutch and European handling of immigration has been criticized by him.<mask> was one of the few Dutch politicians who said he would form a coalition with the Party for Freedom. Both ideological and personality


title: Mario Caldato Jr.

texts: <mask>., also known as <mask>., is a Brazilian-American record producer and studio engineer best known for his work with Beastie Boys and Jack Johnson in the US. He has three Latin Grammys to his credit, as well as several nominations and multi-platinum and gold records. <mask>. is the son of Italian and Brazilian parents. <mask> and his family moved to Los Angeles in 1963. <mask> received an organ and piano as a gift from his father when he was a young boy. He started taking classical music lessons. He was reprimanded by his teacher for not practicing.<mask>'s interest in pop music wasn't deterred by the incident. He was inspired by a performance by Duke Ellington in 1970. Caldato played in a number of local bands as a teenager. He recorded the band of his friend "Money" Mark Nishita at Harbor College. After building a home recording studio with Nishita and then visiting Jamaica for the Reggae Sunsplash Festival, he produced The Jungle Bugs' 7" single with the help of Brian "Sly" Foxworthy. <mask> started a PA and DJ company with Mike Nishita, brother of Mark Nishita. He met DJ Matt Dike at the Power Tools nightclub.Caldato transformed a closet into a vocal booth at Dike's request. Tone Loc and Young MC's hit singles and albums were co-produced by <mask> at Dike's home studio. <mask> first met the New York rap group Beastie Boys at Dike's apartment. The second album of the Beastie Boys was engineered by <mask>. <mask> can be seen in footage of the album's release party. Paul's Boutique was considered a

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title: Mario Caldato Jr.

texts: failure at the time, but is now considered a cult classic. <mask> co-produced Check Your Head, Ill Communication and Hello Nasty with the Beastie Boys.His name became well-known to Beastie fans through the shout-outs "that's a record 'cause of <mask>'" and "<mask> likes to keep it clean!" "EdNorton is chillin' with <mask>", "Me and Ad and Adam and the Mario C", and "at the boards is the man they call <mask>" are all on Sure Shot. Caldato produced DJ Hurricane's 1st album The Hurra for Grand Royal while he was with the Beastie Boys. The hardcore punk band D.F.L. had two albums produced by Adam Horovitz. For Grand Royal. <mask>'s style is inspired in part by King Tubby and Lee "Scratch" Perry, and he toured extensively with Beastie Boys during Check Your Head and Ill Communication. <mask>'s long-standing friendship with Money Mark has resulted in <mask>'s engineering, producing and mixing much of Mark's solo output, including the albums Push The Button and Change Is Coming.Caldato produced three of Jack Johnson's albums, On & On, In Between Dreams and From Here to Now to You. Mother Tongue's self-titled debut, Molotov, was also worked on by Beck, Blur, Cibo Matto, The Cult, Day One, Los Lobos & John Lee Hooker. One Day as a Lion was a project he mixed with Rage Against the Machine's Zack de la Rocha and Jon Theodore. He produced the 2nd album of Joseph d'Anvers, a talented French writer, called Les Jours Sauvages. "Traphouse Rock" was mixed by him in 2012 and was recorded by Jeff Tweedy. Also produced by Con

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title: Mario Caldato Jr.

texts: Brio, Willie Bobo, Mala Vita, So Far So Good, and Paradise. Caldato spends a lot of time in Brazil, where his personal heritage influences his music projects.He has produced many Brazilian artists. The debut album of the Argentinian group Banda de Turistas was mixed by him. The Seu Jorge and Almaz self-titled album was co-produced by <mask>. Caldato recorded and produced a charity album with The Bottletop Band. He was responsible for the mixing of several albums in 2015. Aymoréco's debut album, Santiago Cruz, was also mixed with Canto de Maraj and FingerFingerrr. Tone Lc (Loc'ed after Dark) eng, mix 1989 Young MC (Stone Cold Rhymin') eng, mix 1989 Def Jef (Just a Poet with Soul) eng, mix 1989.1994 Pure (Some other kind of Meat) mix was co-prod w/ Beastie


title: G. Pat Collins

texts: G<mask>, also known as <mask> or <mask>, was an American actor of the stage and screen. <mask> was born in New York. <mask> began his acting career in New York after serving in the United States Army. The Bootleggers, a short-lived comedy which was produced at the 39th Street Theatre in November and December of 1922, was his first Broadway appearance. He appeared in ten plays between 1922 and 1938. He appeared in over 100 films during his film career, mostly as a character actor or in smaller roles. <mask> played roles like police or military officers.<mask> had a featured role in the silent film The Racket, which was his first film. He would only make a silent film. <mask> had a role in All Quiet on the Western Front in 1930. <mask> and the silent film actress, Billie Rhodes, were married in 1922. After finishing work on They Died With Their Boots On, <mask> took a break from the film industry, and at the age of 47 re-enlisted in the armed services for the duration of World War II. He played a small role in Easy Come, Easy Go. <mask> acted mostly in supporting and small roles in films.The Sheepman would be his last film. He died in Los Angeles at the age of 63. The Racket was used as Detective Bob Mulhall in All Quiet on the Western Front. As Police Sergeant, With Love and Kisses, as Joe Souls at Sea, as the Carnival Queen, and as the Prison Electrician, Between Two Women. The Naked City was played by Hanley and Romance on the High Seas was played by Humphrey. Scudda Hay! The Snake Pit (1948), Up in Central Park (1948), The Dark Past (1948), and The Clay Pigeon (1949) are uncredited.

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title: Johannes Kelpius

texts: <mask> was a German Pietist, mystic, musician, and writer. He was interested in a lot of different things. He believed that the world would end in 1694. The advent of a heavenly kingdom somewhere in the wilderness was anticipated by this belief. The Province of Pennsylvania, with its reputation for religious toleration at the edge of a barely settled wilderness, was the best place to be according to Kelpius. Philadelphia was founded in 1682 and quickly became a tolerant haven and refuge for many people who were leaving the Old World for the congenial religious climate of the British colony. From 1694 until his death, Kelpius and his followers lived in the valley of the Wissahickon Creek in Philadelphia.They spent time in solitary meditation in caves and small cells scattered about their common living quarters, though they lived communally. The faithful, known as the Hermits, continued to live in celibacy even though there was no sign or revelation in 1694. The Cave of Kelpius is located by a small stream in Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley Park. Life Kelpius was born in 1667 near the town of Schburg, Transylvania, and attended the University of Altdorf, near Nuremberg, where his name was Latinized to <mask>us according to the custom of scholars. He took a master's degree in theology at the age of 22 and published a work with <mask>. He was drawn to Pietism because it was a reaction against the formalism of orthodox Lutheranism. His pastoral position ended in 1685 due to his criticism of the state church and his prediction of a heavenly kingdom.He was attached to the ideas of Bhme. Shortly before the group's departure for the New World, Kelpius became the group's leader. The diary of Kelpius has been

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title: Johannes Kelpius

texts: preserved. The forty or so people who traveled with him were led by Daniel Falckner. They went to Philadelphia and Germantown after disembarking at Maryland's Bohemia Landing. They moved to the Wissahickon after arriving in Philadelphia, which only had 500 houses. There was a regular program of private study.Some say they lived together in a large building, but others say they lived separately in caves and cabins. They held public worship services, shared their medical knowledge, and created a school for neighborhood children. Conrad Matthai and Christopher Witt joined the group, but the community began to decline after the death of Kelpius. According to an account from years later, Kelpius believed that he would not suffer physical death, but would live to see another day. According to the same account, the legendary philosopher's stone was cast into the Wissahickon or Schuylkill River shortly before he died. His literary legacy is a collection of original hymns, a journal that includes many of his correspondences, and a book on prayer and meditation, A Short, Easy, and Comprehensive Method of Prayer, first published in English in 1760. A Method of Prayer is a modern translation.A Pamphlet from America. The German original is included in Richards' book. Background materials help explain the pamphlet and put it in its historical context. One of the first oil portraits in the thirteen British colonies was painted by Christopher Witt and was housed in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The State Museum of PA is located in Harrisburg. The instruments that <mask> and his followers took with them became an important part of church life. The Lamenting Voice of the Hidden Love is believed to have been


title: Johannes Kelpius

texts: written by Kelpius, who is sometimes called the first Pennsylvanian composer.The earliest musical manuscript in the thirteen British colonies is believed to be the 70 page hymnbook. It is possible that he wrote the text, though the tunes are mostly based on German songs. The singers show a lot of musical talent. Christopher Witt, an Englishman who joined the mystics, is credited with the English translations in the collection. Witt is said to have built the first privately owned organ in North America. There are a few references to Kelpius in literature. The monks of the Wissahikon are mentioned in George Lippard's novel.The 1872 poem Pennsylvania Pilgrim: The novel Woman in the Wilderness by Jonathan D. Scott has a different tone than the one that John Greenleaf Whittier borrowed from. Scott imagines Kelpsius giving advice to a fellowseeker of wisdom about friendship and goodbyes. Become a full life of joy and wisdom. ... I don't want you to defer your life in expectation of tomorrow, for our gift is the present. Further reading "Kelpius, <mask>". There is a music encyclopedia.The authors are Randall M and William Pencak. A History of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania State University is located in University Park, PA. Scott and Jonathan. A woman is in the wilderness. Historical events are supported by notes and separated from created or imagined events. The context of Kelpius' life is clear and meaningful.<mask>us. A method of prayer. A Pamphlet from America. Kirby Don Richards is the editor and translator of Wordsmiths. The 1871 map of Wissahickon / Fairmount Park was written by the Cave of Kelpius. 17th-century Christian mystics, Protestant mystics, and German Christian religious leaders

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title: Lars Tingsten

texts: The general was a Swedish Army officer. He was Chief of the General Staff from 1919 to 1922 and Minister for War from 1905 to 1907. The son of a sergeant and his wife was born on July 13, 1856. Herbert was the nephew of him. It was only with great difficulty that the son of a noncommissioned officer was accepted as a volunteer officer because of the military prejudices of the time. <mask> was commissioned as an officer in the Hlsinge Regiment (I 14) in the 19th century. He became lieutenant of the General Staff in 1886 and captain of the General Staff in 1891.After serving as a major in Svea Life Guards, <mask> became major of the General Staff in 1897 and lieutenant colonel in 1901. In the last decades of 1800s, the core group of the General Staff seemed to be for the army's raise from decay and the implementation of conscription. The work he did as a teacher of tactics at the Royal Military Academy in 1884 was important, as well as his seminal textbook on the subject. The 5th Army Division had a chief of staff in 1895 and a captain in 1896. He was the head of the Royal Swedish Army Staff College from 1901 to 1904 and was the first teacher. He became a colonel and commander in 1904. He was hired in the Riksdag committees in 1892 and 1901 as well as in numerous military committees, after being used in work of defense policy.He succeeded Otto Virgin as Minister for War and head of the Ministry of Land Defence in Christian Lundeberg's coalition government in August 1905. In Karl Staaff's first cabinet, <mask> remained in the same office after he left. Prime Minister Karl Staaff held a speech in Andra kammaren the day before <mask> filed his

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title: Lars Tingsten

texts: resignation, which is thought to be the reason for his resignation. On May 29, 1906, Staff's ministry was replaced with a new one, with the Director General Arvid Lindman as Prime Minister, in which <mask> came to remain as Minister for War. Olof Malm took over when <mask> resigned. During the first period of <mask>'s time as Minister for War, he was able to make some improvements to the defense system. In 1907, after six years as commandant of Boden Fortress, <mask> was promoted to major general in the army.According to the experience of World War I, <mask> was the Inspector of the Infantry in 1915 and commander of the 2nd Army Division in 1913. He became the "General of the Infantry" in the army's officer corps. The Infantry Training Regulations and Infantry training in drill were published by the Inspector of the Infantry. He wrote a lot of essays about infantry organization and tactics in the journal of the Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences. The postwar general indifference of the Swedish defense made it difficult for him to meet a rewarding task as Chief of the General Staff. <mask> was a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences. He was secretary in the Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences from 1900 to 1903 and chairman of the Committee for the reorganization of the Field Medical Corps in 1908.When <mask> retired from active duty in 1922, he had an energy that wasn't hindered by old age and he was able to pursue his extensive war scientific and military history writing. He received a Doctor of Philosophy from Uppsala University in 1927. He was married to Amy Forssell in 1884. In 1937, <mask> was buried at the Solna

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title: Dante Giacosa

texts: <mask> was an Italian automobile designer and engineer who was responsible for refining the front-wheel drive layout to an industry-standard configuration. The front-drive layout adopted by virtually every other manufacturer was the result of the introduction of the Fiat 128 in 1969. <mask> created the approach of drive shafts. The British Mini was more popular than the German DKW F1 because of the transmission engine and front-wheel drive. The engine's radiator was mounted to the side of the engine, but with fan blades shaped to expel heated air into the lubricating lubricating, as was engineered by Alec Issigonis in the Mini cars. The Mini did not have to remove the power unit for many repairs because the clutch could be removed with the power unit. The 128 was engineered by <mask> and had an innovative clutch release mechanism and a transverse-mounted engine.The four- cylinder water-cooled from the 1100D was mounted on the rear of the Primula. The offset differential and final drive have a gear train. The layout made it possible for the cooling fan and engine to be located side by side without sharing lubricating fluid. The layout's disadvantages were resolved by using the Primula as a test-bed, including the tendency for the power of the engine alone to steer the car under heavy acceleration. The flexibility of the layout was demonstrated by the re-configuration of the 128 drive-train as a mid-engined layout for the X1/9. <mask>'s family roots were in Neive on the southern edge of Piedmont, where his father was in the military. He studied engineering at the university.He began working on military vehicles and then in the aero engine division after completing his military service. The designer of Grand Prix cars was the director of the aero-engine division. Antonio Fessia was the director of the aero-engine division when work began on the

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title: Dante Giacosa

texts: 500. He had enough confidence in <mask> to design the mechanical components of the car. <mask> became the director of the engineering division of the company in 1950. In 1970, he retired from his full-time position with the company, but retained a close association with it thanks to a position he held as a company's ambassador with national and international organizations. He wrote several volumes of memoirs after retiring.<mask> was the President of the International Federation of automotive Engineering Societies from 1967 to 1969 and authored Motori Endotermici (translated from Italian: Endothermic Engines), which discusses diverse features related to internal combustion machines with explanations of their design, construction and function. The work was translated into many languages and became a reference for mechanical engineering courses. <mask> died in 1996. When production of the Topolino began in 1936, it was a state of the art two-seat miniature car that quickly became popular. It was a two-seater and had a 569cc side-valve engine, but the front suspension was independent and the engine was behind the wheels. With fuel consumption around 18 km/l and a maximum speed of 90 km/h, but with handling good enough to allow average speeds of 60 km/h. Between 1936 and 1948, 122,000 were made of the original version.The "Millecento", as it became known, was designed by <mask> and had a short-stroke engine, with overhead valves, and an outstanding design. <mask> was the engineering manager for the team that developed the streamlined car. The car was used to win the 1100cc class in the Mille Miglia. The model was produced in small numbers. The 1100B and 1100E were the updated versions of the 1100C which were produced from 1937 to 1948. <mask> was approached in 1944 by Piero Dusio, a wealthy Italian industrialist, who wanted to design a single seat

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title: Dante Giacosa

texts: racing car that could be purchased for a relatively low price. He was away from the factory for a while.The components used in the design were from the 500 and 508C. The Cisitalia D46 was sold in 1946. The space frame was designed using steel tubes and the body was made of light alloy panels. The car that was fitted with the 1100cc was able to produce 60 bhp. A speed of 175 km/h was claimed. The cars were raced successfully throughout the rest of the 1940s after twenty cars were laid down. The Project 202 is a two-seat sports car and was designed by <mask>.He used a multi tube space frame. The design is an adaptation of the single seat model. The prototype had a body similar to the 508CMM. He passed responsibility for the design to Giovanni Savonuzzi before production began. <mask> didn't have the ability to follow his own designs for any new cars because he was the director of the engineering division. The Fiat 1400 of 1950 was only a qualified success because of the influence the sales department had on the new model. The need for a car that satisfied the needs of countries with a poor road system had previously been supplied by American manufacturers before their cars had become bloated.They wanted a car with good stability, good visibility, room for six people and their luggage, a speed of 120 km/h and a fuel consumption of 10 km/l. They wanted a small engine car that wasn't too expensive to run in Italy. They got a car that wasn't one thing or another. In eight years, only one hundred and twenty thousand examples were produced. The 1100-103 was his next light car design and was called the Millecento. The Millecento had saloon wishbones and coil springs at the front and live and half-elliptic springs at the rear. Its handling and performance were the same as its predecessor.Of conventional design for its period, with a water-cooled OHV

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texts: inline four-cylinder engine, at first producing to but much more when tuning. The handbrake was on the transmission and the gear change was on the steering column. The Millecento remained in production until 1970 and produced one and three million examples. The replacement for the Topolino was designed by <mask> and his team. The last version of the 500C was discontinued in 1954. The 600 was a completely new car, with a new layout with the engine at the rear as well as unitary construction. The advantages and disadvantages of rear-engined cars were well known when the 600 were introduced in 1955.<mask> used the advantages to produce a four-seat car that had a reasonable performance from an engine of                                      Capable of almost 100 km/h (62 mph) and returning a fuel consumption of 16 to 20 km/l and the ability to cruise at 80 km/h (50 mph). He found that the stability problems associated with other rear-engined designs were not related to the weight distribution of the cars, but the simple swing axle rear suspension used in those designs. The answer was to use a semi-trailing arm type of rear suspension that eliminated the large change in the camber of the rear wheels that was inherent with the simple swing axle suspension system. The Multipla was produced within a year of the 600's launch. The mechanical components of the 600 were used in a forward control unitary body, removing the front luggage compartment and any trace of crumple zone, similar to the VW Type 2. The first version of the Multipla was produced in 1963.The 600 was replaced by the 600D. The maximum speed of the engine was increased to over 100 km/h. The SEAT factory in Barcelona was where production stopped in 1970. The 600 was produced by NSU in Germany, Zastava in Yugoslavia, and Concord in Argentina. Two and a half million were produced. The Nuova


title: Mark W. Bullard

texts: <mask><mask> was an American pioneer who established homesteads in Oregon and Washington state. He traveled from his family home in Vermont to California and then to Oregon and Washington as a young man. He settled in Pacific County, Washington. He was a member of the Washington territorial militia during the Indian war. He moved to south central Oregon after the war. He donated property so that a new town could be established in Lake County. He went back to his farm in Pacific County.On September 24, 1822, <mask> was born in Vermont. His father was <mask> and his mother was Abigail. His siblings were three brothers and one sister. <mask> and his brother Job left for America's west coast in 1849. He traveled from Vermont to New York, where he booked a steamship to take him to San Francisco. The journey ended in San Francisco on 1 May 1850. <mask> and his brother mined gold in the area around the American River before heading north to Oregon.They settled in Oregon. They began mining along the Rogue River in southern Oregon after a year in that area. The brothers moved north again in 1854, this time to Pacific County, Washington. They were 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: Mark W. Bullard

texts: 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 As a result, both brothers decided to take up homestead claims in the Willapa Valley near what is now the community of Menlo, where they began farming. Their brother traveled from Vermont to join them. The Washington militia fought in a regional Indian war that lasted through 1856.He was a private in Company C of Washington Territorial Volunteers for six months. The company was commanded by Captain Benjamin L. Henness and Colonel Benjamin Franklin Shaw. During his service time, he fought in several battles, including a major engagement in eastern Washington. He returned to his farm when his enlistment ended. In 1860, a farmhand quit his job and demanded to be paid in cash. There was an argument after <mask> didn't want to pay in cash. The employee drew his knife as his brother arrived.He was stabbed to death trying to disarm the man. After a decade of farming in Pacific County, <mask> returned to visit friends and family on the east coast. He returned by steamship with an overland leg across the Isthmus of Panama, stopping in San Francisco before arriving in Oregon in December 1862. He kept a daily journal of his travels. The founder of Lakeview moved to south central

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texts: Oregon in 1869. He was one of the first settlers to live in the valley. His first land claim was patented.It is located near the mouth of Bullard Canyon at the north end of the valley. A second land grant was acquired by <mask>. His farm was mostly meadow land. There was a wide range of animals on his land. The property was enclosed by a fence and an irrigation ditch. A three-room log house was built on the property. There was a living room in the cabin.The second room was used as a storage area. There was a built-in livestock barn in the third area. Lake County was created in 1874 from what had previously been eastern Jackson County. The election for Linkville's temporary county seat was scheduled for June 5, 1876. There was a town on the west side of the county, Linkville, but there was no town on the east side of the county. Bullard offered to donate to establish a new town at the north end of the Goose Lake Valley. In the June election, most of the residents from the Klamath Lake area voted to keep the county seat at Linkville, while the east side voted for a different location.The final votes were 120 for Bullard Creek and 88 for Linkville. A large number of voters wrote in other names. No site got a majority of the votes. In a community meeting on 10 August, residents of the Goose Lake Valley agreed that all of the related names should be counted. A new election was ordered by the county clerk. The second election was held in 1876. The residents of the Goose Lake Valley decided to build a town at the Bullard


title: Mark W. Bullard

texts: Creek site and establish a rural post office there.Lake County voters chose Lakeview over Linkville to be the county seat in the November election. On December 7, 1876, the parcel was transferred to Lake County and a two-story courthouse was built on the site. <mask> sold his remaining shares to John A. a short time later. Moon is one of his neighbors. Moon paid Frank Cheesman to survey the town site and then filed an official plat for the town on May 25, 1877. The property that was donated for the Lake County courthouse was developed by the town of Lakeview. After selling his Lake County property, <mask> returned to his farm in Pacific County, Washington.He lived with his brothers, Job and John, on his own farm for a while. Bullard was never married. He died in Washington. Since the town was built on and around the property he donated for the county courthouse, he is considered the founder. There is a street named after him. For a long time, a grade school in Lakeview was named after Bullard. There are two geographic features at the north end of the Goose Lake Valley that still bear his name.The Oregon Blue Book has a history of Lake


title: Antoine de Sartine

texts: During the reign of Louis XV, <mask> was the Lieutenant General of Police of Paris and the Secretary of State for the Navy. The son of a French-born financier, who arrived in Spain with the troops of King Philip V of Spain, was born in Barcelona in 1729. Catalonia had a governor from 1726 to 1744. Catherine White was the daughter of the Secretary of State to James II of England. The title Count of Alby was given to the White family by Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor, in 1679. After the death of his mother,<mask> was sent to France and put under the guidance of a businessman and friend of his father. He studied law in Paris.He received letters of naturalization in 1752. He became Councilor at the age of 23. The Chtelet of Paris is the city's civil and criminal court. He bought the office of Criminal Lieutenant in 1755. The chief judge is in the criminal branch. He entered the prestigious aristocracy as a result of buying this office. He married Marie-Anne du Plessis, the granddaughter of Charles Colabeau.He was appointed Lieutenant General of Police of Paris on November 21, 1759, because he was in favor at the court of Versailles. The head of the Paris Police. He took office in December of that year after buying the office of Lieutenant General of Police from his predecessor. His friend Malesherbes advanced him US$850,000. The Lieutenant General of Police of Paris was the real administrator of Paris for 15 years. He was in charge not only of public order, but also of street cleaning and maintenance, food supply, and

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title: Antoine de Sartine

texts: agents and taxed by the Treasury.His services were the best in Europe and served as a model for other countries. The governments of Europe, Catherine II of Russia, Maria Theresa of Austria, the Pope, consulted him on the best way to organize police services in their states. He had spies and agents all over the world, including in America and India. His reputation made foreign governments want his help in finding fugitives. A minister of Maria Theresa once wrote to the police in Paris asking them to arrest a famous Austrian thief who was thought to be hiding in the city. The minister was given the street address where the thief was hiding, as well as a description of the thief's disguise, after <mask> replied that the thief was actually in Vienna. He received his subordinates and Commissioners of police at all hours of the day and night.He was the first to use reprieved convicts as agents. He used to tell courtiers to pray for honest people who would like to do such a job. The man of action was also the man of mind. He met the crowd at the head of a company of musketeers and had an officer respectfully remove his hat and tell the crowd: "Gentlemen, we come here in the name of the King, but our orders are." I pray the honest people leave the square. The crowd came to an end without a shot being fired. He was criticized for using his secret police to spy on ordinary citizens, even though he was admired by his peers.In Europe at the time, private letters were opened in the mail and then spied on. The king was said to be


title: Antoine de Sartine

texts: <mask> and his Encyclopédie, which he protected against the attacks of the ecclesiastical party. The minister Choiseul had been disgraced by Louis XV and was ordered to retire to his estate. Choiseul was allowed to return to Paris after the king's death. On August 24 of the same year, the Secretary of State for the Navy was appointed and the Lieutenant General of Police left his post. After the disasters of the Seven Years' War, the French Navy was resurrected and defeated the British Navy in the War of American. The comte <mask> was surrounded by able men in the ministry.The French Navy was rationalized by him. He gave naval officers the high hand over French ports and naval dockyards, which were put under the direction of the comte de Fleurieu. He reorganized the naval infantry. After the failed attempt to create a Royal Marine School in Le Havre, he re-established the Companies of Marine Guards, naval schools training officers and whose access was limited to children of the aristocracy. When France entered the American War of Independence in the beginning of 1786, he increased shipbuilding budgets fourfold. The French shipyards built nine ships-of-the-line in one year. The building of the long breakwater, which protects the port of Cherbourg, was initiated by Sartine.He was particularly interested in foundries and created the naval foundry of Indret. He fought against insubordination in the Navy by publishing a regulation in 1780 dealing with hygiene on board the vessels of the fleet and with marine crew health

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texts: issues. He used his spy network in the fight against England. The budget deficit, which was caused by France's participation in the War of American Independence, led to a conflict between the finance minister, Necker, who wanted to limit expenditures, and the navy's commander, <mask>. The Navy had a budget of 20 million livres. In 2006 it was US$100 million. The overrun threatened to almost bankrupt the State.The king replaced <mask> with the marquis de Castries. He received a reward of 150,000 livres. He was given a 70,000 livres yearly pension for his services. He tried to justify his actions as minister in a pamphlet against Necker, who he accused of having sold himself to the English, but he didn't win over the public and was the victim of many puns. His tenure as Lieutenant General of Police was attacked by the revolutionaries and he decided to leave France after the storm. The son of a man who was matre des requtes from the age of 20 until 1791 was sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Tribunal in 1794 and was guillotined on June 17 of that. He spent his childhood in Barcelona.He was active in the circles. He retired to Tarragona around 1797, where he was a member of the enlightened circle of the archbishop. He died in Tarragona at the age of 72 without returning to France. The references are Du Paris de Louis XV and La Marine de Louis XVI. The work of <mask> Sartine. Tome I was in Paris in 1983. Neptunia, No., is the home of JacquesMichel,<mask> <mask>, and the Secretaires d'Etat de la Marine et des

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title: Doris M. Modly

texts: <mask> was the Director of the World Health Organization's Center for Research and Clinical Training in Home Care. She helped develop the bachelor of science in nursing program and the doctorate in nursing program. In Hungary, she established nursing education programs at the university level. <mask> received three awards for her work in nursing in the country. The <mask> family lived in a section of Yugoslavia that was part of Hungary until 1936. After World War II, <mask> was separated from her parents for a period of time before she was able to return to Austria at the age of eighteen. She was a high school student in 1952 and spoke three languages: German, Serbo-Croatian, and Hungarian.She married Zoltan <mask> on June 5, 1957 and they had five children. <mask> died at the age of eighty-five. Education 1957 B.S.N. Western Reserve University was founded in 1977. Case Western Reserve University was founded in 1983. Medical anthropology is a field of study at Case Western Reserve University. <mask> joined Case Western Reserve University in 1977 to help develop the first doctor in nursing program in the world.She was an assistant professor of mental health from 1979 to 1982 and then again from 1988 to 1989. She was the Senior Instructor of Psychiatric Mental Health from 1982 to 1985. The Assistant Professor of Acute and Critical Care job was performed by <mask>. She was promoted to Professor of Nursing in 1996. <mask> was the Director of the B.S.N. Director of the International Health Program. On July 1, 1998 she was appointed as a professor.The World Health Organization's Collaborating Center for Research and Clinical Training in Home Care Nursing was <mask> developed as the Director of the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization Collaborating Center. <mask>dly worked as a consultant for the World Health Organization European Office of Nursing in Central and East Europe, where she helped improve nursing programs. She worked as a program consultant in Latin America and Africa. <mask>'s work is most recognized in Hungary, where as a senior nursing education

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title: Doris M. Modly

texts: fellow of Project HOPE she reconstructed the nursing programs from the established practice of Vocational training to baccalaureate in nursing programs by developing the curriculum to a standard that matched the western world and complied with the Europe Nursing Council. She was able to teach in the native tongue and earn the trust of her students due to her ability to speak Hungarian. The first baccalaureate program in the country was established by her efforts. The J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship was given to <mask>dly in 1996.She was able to spend five months in Hungary giving workshops on nursing research and mental health related to death, dying, and bereavement, as well as seminars on nursing research and mental health related to death, dying, and bereavement. She was able to see the graduation of the first nursing students with baccalaureate diplomas because of the timing of her trip. She was the first nurse-educator in Hungary. She was able to work with the World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Nursing in Hungary and the University of Maribor. She continued her research on how women from different cultures cope with breast cancer through the program. "An Adaptation of Function Assessment Techniques During Transactions with a Schizophrenic Existence" is a publication. On August 10, 1993 the President of the Republic of Hungary awarded the Officers Cross of the Order of Merit to <mask>.The first baccalaureate program in nursing was introduced through several universities. The secretary of education for the Republic of Hungary presented <mask> with the "Pro Cultura Hungarcia" medal in 1997. In order to honor citizens of foreign countries whose educational activities in Hungary received the highest recognition, the Department of Education created the annual award in 1991. <mask>'s six years of work to advance nursing education from secondary schools to higher levels of education in Hungary earned him the award. The first nurse-educator to receive the award was <mask>. The Mayor of the City of Cleveland was a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing in

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title: Joe DeRenzo

texts: An American jazz drummer, composer and producer is named <mask>. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild. <mask> has collaborated with Nile's Project to help stop MRSA through public awareness concerts featuring his Beatles tribute band Joe DeRenzo & Friends. <mask> was born and raised in Orange County, California, and resided in the city of Anaheim and what is now known as Anaheim Hills for the early part of his life through 1970. His interest in music began when his dad's record collection contained the records of Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles and others. The sound of drums from the cadet marching band inspired <mask> to make his first pair of drumsticks in his uncle's garage. The Beatles' appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show probably made an impression on me.By the mid- to late 1960s, AM and FM radio provide the alternative soundtrack to his expanding musical awareness with pop bands such as the Beatles and Rolling Stones. Intrigued by the cover art of Jimi Hendrix's Are You Experienced? The late 1960s Pop-art includes Peter Max posters, scarves, and school notebooks. He used his friend's copy of the In-A-Gadda-Da-VidaLP as a practice pad and destroyed the cover in the process. In the fall of 1971 <mask> met future Tasca bandmates Bob Greco and Glenn Papandrea. The original lineup for Tasca was Bob Greco, Glenn Papandrea, Mike Tortorette, Jeff Petrie, and <mask>. The band plays at a party.The band can't play Puppy Love for the girl. <mask> got his first professional scratch of $2.00 when he was paid $10.00 by the band. Tortorette was forced out of the band after an altercation. Within two years, the quartet stops playing junior high school dances and parties. One of the 250,000 music fans at The California Jam was <mask>. In August 1974, he started working at The Music House, a small store near his home. He met Alan Simcoe, a jazz guitarist.<mask> is

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texts: interested in jazz. He read his first magazine at the store. <mask> attended Saddleback College to study jazz music in the Thursday night Big Band under the direction of Bill Kirk after graduating from Mission Viejo High School. In the fall of 1978, <mask> and Dan went to hear Robben Ford at Dante's, a jazz club in North Hollywood, where they met Dan's hometown friend Russell Ferrante. Jaco Pastorius and Peter Erskine performed at the acoustic amplifier booth at the Winter NAMM show in January 1979. After a meeting at the trade-show, <mask> begins studying drums at his home in Encino, California. <mask> met jazz pianist Tom Zink at a concert.Bill met Brian Hughes at GIT in Hollywood and they formed a band. The Brian Hughes Group performs at a number of LA jazz clubs, including Two Dollar Bills and The Wind and Sea in Dana Point. In the summer of 1982, <mask>, Tom Zink and Bill Bieschke traveled to Canada to perform at various clubs. <mask> went to Las Vegas to try out for a lounge act and was offered the job. The band performs in the lounges of hotels in Las Vegas, Reno and other places. Grant Geissman sits in with the band at an outside gig for a Los Angeles hotel. After leaving The Dae Han Sisters, <mask> became interested in film, theatre and acting.Jack Manning has a scene study workshop in Los Angeles. David Mamet and Sam Shepard are some of the playwrights who will have their scenes performed over the next two years. <mask> joined the Screen Actors Guild. The next two years will see the work on several movies, commercials and TV shows as an extra and uncredited bit parts. On It's Garry Shandling's Show, there is a man in a costume. The TV movie "Shakedown on the Sunset Strip" was filmed in the 1940's. After a preproduction photo session for the film Bird, <mask> is offered a ride by a future Academy Award-winning actor.In 1992 <mask> moved to

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title: Joe DeRenzo

texts: Seattle, Washington. <mask> will use the German-made panoramic camera known as the Noblex for the next 8 years. The artist Peter Max was in New York City in 1998. Max and <mask> will work on several photographic projects over the next two years. The Art of Peter Max contains several of <mask>'s photographs including a panorama of Max's studio and a hangar photo of the Boeing 777 painted for the millennium celebration as a roving ambassador for the city of New York. There are photo credits in the book. In January 2005, <mask> recorded his first CD with his friend and jazz pianist Tom Zink.Yellowjackets founding members Russell Ferrante and Jimmy Haslip are on the project. "Core Beliefs" was recorded in January 2006 and included Bob Mintzer and Brian Hughes. "Dante's View" is a collection of "Of Night and Day" and "Core Beliefs". "Step Inside LOVE" is a jazz tribute to The Beatles and features <mask>'s recording of She's A Woman from "Core Beliefs". In March 2008, <mask> stages the first of two public awareness concerts with Nile's Project at Saddleback College presented as "A Night For Nile". "So May It Secretly Begin", "My Song" and Don Grolnick's "Pools" are some of the compositions written by DeRenzo for the "Pretty World" CD. Tom Zink's arrangement of "In The Still Of The Night" from the "Pretty World" CD has been nominated for a grammy.The book cover for Follow Your Heart: John McLaughlin was designed by <mask>. On November 1, 2010, the listener's guide was published. Anne Walsh and Tom Zink released the "Go" CD in September of 2011. Influences music and drums include the Beatles, Chick Corea, <mask>ul, and John McLaughlin. The authors are: Leonard Peikoff, Ayn Rand, Christopher Hitchens, and Camille Paglia. The story of the Mahavishnu Orchestra is told in Walter Kolosky's Power,Passion and Beauty: The Story of the Legendary Mahavishnu

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title: Rose Villain

texts: <mask>, is an Italian singer-songwriter. She is one of the few Italian musicians who write and record in English. The Italian rapper Gu Pequeno collaborated with Don Medelln on a certified quadruple Platinum single in 2020. <mask> signed a deal with the Italian hip hop label Machete Empire Records as well as a record deal with Republic Records. She was raised in Milan and discovered her talent for singing in elementary schools. She majored in rock music at the Musicians Institute of Hollywood after moving to Los Angeles at the age of 18. <mask> will be encouraged to write lyrics by her teachers at the Musician Institute.The name <mask>in comes from the time she started singing in a punk rock band in Los Angeles. She studied theater and musicals at Broadway after moving to New York City. After completing her studies, she met her managers, Mark Gartenberg a former A&R of Sony Music Entertainment and Eric Beall an ex vice president of Sony ATV. She met her executive producer and partner in life, the Italian multi-Platinum producer SIXPM, a couple years later. She became the first female artist on the Machete Empire Records label in 2016 after signing with the famous Italian hip hop independent label. The music video for her first single, Get The Fuck Out of my Pool, was shot between Brooklyn and Manhattan. She earned the tile artist of the month on the Italian MTV New Generation after releasing her second single, Geisha.The album Hellvisback was re-released on 11 November 2016 with the single Don Medelln featuring <mask> peaking at 13 on the official Italian single charts. Villain signed a distribution deal with Universal Music Germany and

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title: Rose Villain

texts: released a re-release of her single Geisha. She shot and directed the music video for Kitty Kitty and Don't Call The Po-Po in New York in the same year. Don't Call The Po-Po was a part of the second season of L.A.'s Finest. Eddie O'Loughlin of Republic Records met <mask> and offered her a record deal after seeing the first singles. She was the first Italian artist to ever sign a record deal with a label when she signed with Republic Records. Funeral Party was the first single to be released by Republic Records.The music video of the song was shot at the end of the year in Kingston, Jamaica, and it was directed by the same Villain. Next Model Management signed her in the same year. SWOOP! was her second single with Republic Records. A sample of Whoomp! was written by <mask> and Annika Wells. She released (There It Is) by Tag Team in the same period as her other releases. When <mask> ends her contract with Republic Records at the end of the year, she will become an independent artist, releasing two singles and a music video in the same year. The debut with her first single in Italian was in 2020 when <mask> signed a new record deal with Sony Music Italy.The video of the song was shot in New York and is directed by a popular director from Los Angeles. The Italian rapper Gu Pequeno released a single in the summer of 2020 that is part of his seventh studio album Mr. Fini. After listening to the record, Gu Pequeno asked <mask> to translate the lyrics into Italian so he could use them on his new album. It became a huge success in Italy, it peaked at number 5 on the official singles chart of FIMI, and is one of the ten top-selling songs of all

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texts: time. <mask>'s third single in Italian was called Goodbye. The Swiss melodic death metal band Dreamshade announced at the end of 2020 that they would be releasing a new album in March of 2021. On February 15, 2021, Italian rapper Mondo Marcio released a song called My Beautiful Bloody Break up, one of the songs was called Corona Love Story.On April 13, 2021, she announced her collaboration with Paco Rabanne for which she was chosen as testimonial for the launch of the fragrance Lady Million Fabolous. The single Elvis featuring Gu Pequeno and SIXPM was released on July 2, 2021. The single was directed by The Astronauts. Over 3 million plays have been recorded for the single to date. On July 9, 2021, Italian DJ and producer Don Joe released his album entitled Milano Soprano, the album contains the single Kandinsky which featured <mask> and Italian rapper Ernia. <mask> was featured in the song Psycho which is on the third edition of the Keta Music Vol 3. On September 1, 2021, <mask> was chosen by Apple Music as the Up Next Italia artist, the Apple Music initiative aimed at identifying and promoting emerging talents.On the occasion of 100 Years of Fashion of L'Officiel Italia, she was selected as one of the most relevant female presences in Italian music. On October 8, 2021, the single Eva+Eva by Italian singer Annalisa was released, the song is contained in the album Nuda, for the occasion, the singer decided to revisit the song and launch it as a single in collaboration with another female artist of the Italian scene, so she chooses Eva + Eva's music video was released on the Warner Music Italy channel. Gangsta Love was released by Villain

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texts: on November 12, 2021. On December 10, 2021, her third collaboration with Gu Pequeno was released for the song Piango sulla Lambo included in the seventh album of the rapper. <mask>'s musical influences are influenced by film directors such as Alfred Hitchhiker and David Fincher, as well as being very passionate of criminology, which led her to attend courses in the United States. The interests that brought Villain to create her dark sound, which mix rock and hip hop, she also inspired artists such as The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, The Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, and Ty Dolla $She said that she's inspired by Battisti. "Get the Fuck Out of My Pool" was a solo artist album. 2020 - "Bundy", 2020 - "Il Diavolo Piange", 2020 - "Goodbye", 2021. "Gangsta Love'' is a song by Gu Pequeno. "Don Medelln" is a guest appearance byRosa Chemical. 2020 - "Chico" (Gué Pequeno feat. "Stone Cold Digital" is a song by <mask> and Luch."Corona Love Story" is a novel written by <mask>in. "Soli" is a song by <mask>in. "KANDISKY" is a song by Don Joe. "Psycho" (Emis Killa feat. Ernia & <mask>in) is out in 2021. "Eva + Eva" is a song by <mask>in. "Piango sulla lambo" is a song by <mask>in. There are external links to 1989 births English-language singers from

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title: Dan Roodt

texts: preservation of Afrikaner culture has led to some controversy in the South African media. He comments on issues in South Africa on his website. Political letters are written to various South African newspapers and literary e-zines. Controversy was caused by the creation of an internet site about Max du Preez.The site was set up so that everyone who has always wanted to say something about "this idiot and prat", but did not have the means, now has the chance. Du Preez replied that it only confirmed what he suspected, that <mask> has a homosexual fixation with him. The regulator of South African web domain names seized the domain name and gave it to Du Preez. A judge ruled that Roodt had used Du Preez's name as part of a campaign against him. The website is offline. Afrikaners were advised in March 2010 to support the Dutch team instead of the South African team in the World Cup hosted by South Africa. In May 2010 <mask> traveled to Europe and met with members of the Swedish Resistant Movement, a group that describes itself as a National Socialist organisation.John Oliver wrote a report for The Daily Show in June 2010 in which he said that Roodt made a number of prejudiced statements about black South Africans. Oliver declared that Roodt's views were some of the finest examples of vintage bigotry. The producers of the show edited the interview to portray him in a negative light and threatened to file a lawsuit. The South African civil rights organisation called the statements racist. In 2012

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title: Justinian II

texts: The last Byzantine emperor of the Heraclian dynasty was named Rhinotmetus (, "the slit-nosed"), and he ruled from 715 to 695. <mask> II was an ambitious and passionate ruler who was keen to restore the Roman Empire to its former glories, but he responded brutally to any opposition to his will and lacked the finesse of his father, Constantine IV. His deposition in 695 in a popular uprising was the result of enormous opposition to his reign. He returned to the throne with the help of the Slav army. His second reign was even more repressive than the first, and he was overthrown in 711. His army turned on him and killed him. <mask> II was the son of Emperor Constantine IV and his wife.Heraclius and Tiberius were both emperors when his father raised him to the throne. At the age of sixteen, <mask> II succeeded his father as emperor. The situation in the Eastern provinces of the Empire was stable after Constantine IV's victories. The sum paid by the Umayyad Caliphs as an annual tribute was increased by Justinian after a strike against the Arabs in Armenia. The provinces of Armenia and Iberia had different incomes. As part of his agreements with the Caliphate, <mask> removed 12,000 Christian Maronites from their native Lebanon. Justinian was able to reinforce naval forces because of additional relocation efforts aimed at the Mardaites and inhabitants of Cyprus.The tax revenue split of Cyprus was rendered neutral by a treaty signed by Justinian and the Caliph. Before the peace in the East, the Balkans were almost completely under the control of the Slavic tribes. The cavalry troops were transferred from Anatolia to Thrace. Thessalonica, the second most important Byzantine city in Europe, was finally able to be entered after a great military campaign by Justinian. The Slavs were to provide a military force of 30,000 men. The war against

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title: Justinian II

texts: dethroned and imprisoned by Tiberius Apsimarus, who took over the throne. While in exile, <mask> began to plan an attempt to regain the throne. The authorities decided to return <mask> to Constantinople after he became a liability to Cherson. He escaped from Cherson and got help from Busir who gave him his sister as a bride. Theodora was named after the wife of <mask> I.At the entrance to the sea of Azov, they were given a home. Busir was offered a bribe by Tiberius to kill his brother-in-law, and he dispatched two officials to do the job. He killed Papatzys and Balgitzin with his own hands. He sailed in a fishing boat to Cherson, summoned his supporters, and they all sailed across the Black Sea. He and his crew were caught up in a storm between the mouths of the Dniester and the Dnieper Rivers as they sailed along the northern coast of the Black Sea. While it was raging, one of his companions reached out to him saying that if he promised God that he would be magnanimous, and not seek revenge on his enemies, they would all be spared. If I spare a single one of them, may God drown me here.After surviving the storm, <mask> next approached Tervel of Bulgaria. Tervel agreed to give all the military assistance necessary for <mask> to regain his throne in exchange for financial considerations, the award of a Caesar's crown, and the hand of his daughter in marriage. <mask> appeared before the walls of Constantinople in the spring of 705 with an army of 15,000 horsemen. The citizens of Constantinople did not open the gates for three days. Unable to take the city by force, he and some companions entered through an unused water conduit under the walls of the city, roused their supporters, and seized control of the city in a midnight coup d'état. The tradition of preventing the mutilated from Imperial rule was broken when <mask> ascended

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title: Justinian II

texts: the throne. Leontius and Tiberius were brought to him in chains in the Hippodrome.There, before a jeering populace, <mask> placed his feet on the neck of Tiberius and Leontios in a symbolic gesture of subjugation before ordering their execution by beheading, followed by many of their partisans. His second reign was marked by unsuccessful warfare against Bulgaria and the Caliphate. The territories ceded to Tervel as a reward for his support in 705 were invaded by <mask> in 708 in order to recover them. The Emperor was forced to retreat after being defeated. The peace between Byzantium and Bulgaria was restored quickly. After the defeat in Asia Minor, the cities of Cilicia fell into the hands of the enemy. Pope <mask> was ordered to recognize the decisions of the Quinis Ext Council and also fitted out a punitive expedition against Ravenna.The Western Church's authority over Ravenna was restored by the expedition after it was taken as a sign of disobedience to the emperor. The Pope visited Constantinople in 700. The privileges of the Roman Church were renewed after Justinian received Holy Communion. The subject of the Quinisext Council is not known. Most of the canons were approved by Constantine. Pope Paul VI's visit to Istanbul in 1967. There was another uprising against him.The city held out against a counter- attack after Cherson revolted. The forces sent to suppress the rebellion joined it. The capital was seized by the rebels and they proclaimed Bardanes as Emperor, but he was unable to defend it because he was on his way to Armenia. His head was displayed in Rome and Ravenna after he was executed. Tiberius was taken to sanctuary at St. Mary's Church in Blachernae by his mother after hearing of his father's death. Legacy <mask>'s reign saw the continued slow and ongoing process of transformation of the Byzantine Empire, as

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texts: the traditions of the ancient Latin Roman state were gradually being eroded. In the coinage of Justinian's reign, the traditional consular costume that had not been seen on Imperial coinage for a century was reintroduced, as well as the office itself, which had not been celebrated for nearly half a century.The decision to unify the office of consul with the emperor made him the head of state. Although the office of the consulate would continue to exist until the Wise abolished it with Novel 94, it was <mask> who brought it to an end. In 686, he was appointed as a diplomat, and from that point onwards, he was a diplomat for all the years of his reign. <mask> was a perceptive ruler who was able to improve the standing of the Byzantine Empire despite his own authoritarian tendencies. The first emperor to include the image of Christ on coinage was <mask>, who tried to outlaw pagan festivals and practices in the Empire. As seen in his enthusiasm for large-scale construction projects and the name of his wife, Theodora, he may have modeled himself on his name, <mask> I. The creation of the triklinos, an extension to the imperial palace, was one of the building projects he undertook.The Eastern Orthodox Church venerated <mask> II on August 2. His first wife Eudokia had at least one daughter, who was betrothed to the ruler of Bulgaria. Tiberius was a co-emperor from 706 to 711. A fictionalized version of a Byzantine scholar's life is told in a novel by HN Turteltaub. Turtledove theorizes that while in exile, <mask> had plastic surgery to repair his nose. There is a list of Byzantine emperors References Sources. Secondary sources include Moore, R. Scott.De Imperatoribus Romanis. J.B. Bury. There is a history of the Later Roman Empire. I, MacMillan & Co. The 7th-century Byzantine emperors and the 8th-century Byzantine emperors were

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title: Tang Yin

texts: The life story of <mask>, a Chinese painter, calligrapher, and poet, has become a part of popular lore. Many of his paintings, especially those of people, were illustrated with elements from Pre-Tang to Song dynasty art, even though he was born during the Ming dynasty. One of the most notable painters in the history of Chinese art is <mask>. He is one of the four Masters of the "Ming Si Jia" dynasty. His influence on Cai Han is notable. <mask> was one of the four literary masters of the region, and he was also a talented poet. <mask> has become a trickster character in Chinese folklore due to his eccentric lifestyle.He fell in love with a slave girl when he glimpsed her on the boat of a high official. He sold himself to the official so that he could approach her. He was able to bring her home with the help of his friends. The opera The Three Smiles was inspired by this story. The son of a restaurant operator, <mask> emerged from the vital merchant class of Suzhou at a very low economic level. He seems to have paid little attention to the worldly charms, contrary to some accounts. He was drawn into the wealthy, powerful, and talented circles of Suzhou because of his genius.The right connections were made for him by his father, who acted as something of a patron. He was a student of Wen Lin. He had friends in the scholarly circles of Suzhou. In the second stage of the Imperial examination ladder, <mask> came first in the provincial exams. The year after he went to the capital to sit the national exams, he and his friend were accused of paying a servant of one of the examiners to give them the questions in advance. <mask>'s hopes for a distinguished civil service career were dashed when he returned to Suzhou in disgrace. He earned a living by selling his paintings after being denied further official progress.The mode of living brought him into disrepute with a later

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