title: Suleyman Rahimov

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texts: bey Hagverdiyev and Nariman Narimanov did, were expressed by <mask>. Tabriz, Iranian Azerbaijan, was where <mask> moved during World War II. He wrote under the name "Sangarli" during this time. With a trench. The novelette Death of grandmother describes the life of children in Tabriz.The chairman of the Union of Azerbaijani Writers multiple times was <mask> <mask>. He was a communist. He worked in political professions from 1934 to 1937. The Chairman of the Cultural and Educational Affairs Committee under the Council of the Communist Party of Azerbaijan was the deputy head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department. He was awarded with the "Golden pen" award of the Union of Azerbaijani Journalists in 1972, three times with the Order of Lenin in 1946, 1970 and 1975, once with the Order of the Red Banner of Labour in 1959 and once with the Order of the Badge of Honour in 1942. He received the title of People's Writer in 1960 and the Hero of Socialist Labour in 1975. On October 11, 1983, <mask> <mask> died.He was buried in a cemetery. One of the most prominent writers in the 20th century is <mask> <mask>. There is a bust of a man in a library. There is a street named after him. There is a bust-relief of Rahimov in front of his house. Novels Shamo is a works novel. The Monument of mother is in the mountains of Aghbulag.Water application (Su rizsi; 1942) Bashful guest (zsz qonaq; 1943). There were 1900 births, 1983 deaths, and Burials at the Alley

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title: Goscombe John

texts: Sir <mask> was a prolific Welsh sculptor. While respecting classical traditions and forms of sculpture, <mask> developed a distinctive style of his own. After the Second Boer War and World War I, he created a large number of war memorial statues. The Port Sunlight War Memorial and The Response 1914 are considered to be the finest sculptural ensemble on any British monument. He took the name <mask> from a village near his mother's home as a young man. <mask> was the son of <mask>, a wood carver from Llantrithyd and Elizabeth Smith, who was from Randwick in Gloucestershire. William Burges was in charge of the restoration of Cardiff Castle and Castell Coch when <mask> was a child.He attended the Cardiff School of Art throughout the 1870s and took classes from a local painter. <mask> worked in the studio of Thomas Nicholls, Burges's architectural carver, in London in the 19th century. <mask> won a travelling scholarship and a gold medal at the Royal Academy schools after studying at the South London School of Technical Art. He took a studio in Paris in 1891 where he studied with Auguste Rodin. <mask> received an honorable mention for his work at the Paris Salon in 1892. Morpheus was the first of a series of exhibition pieces by <mask> that embraced the naturalistic style of the New Sculpture movement and solidified his reputation. <mask> Baptist won a gold medal at the Paris exhibition in 1900.A Boy at Play, 1895, was one of the notable works from this period. The Chantrey Bequest purchased a boy at play. <mask> received gold medals from the Paris Salon in 1892 and 1901 for his statues of the Duke of Devonshire. By the early 1900s, <mask> had established himself as a sculptor of note and began to receive significant public commission. <mask> won many large commissions in his native Wales despite being based in London. St David Blessing the People was a 1916 marble. He designed the Hirlas Horn for the 1898 National Eisteddfod of Wales and a set of ceremonial tools to mark the building of the National Museum Wales.There is a statue of <mask> in the Park in the centre of Cardiff and it is one of the statues of the shipping magnate.

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texts: <mask> received many international and national commissions. The memorial in St John's Gardens depicts two soldiers from different periods, one from the 17th century and the other from the Boer War. There are statues of 18th and 20th century soldiers in the Royal Welch Fusiliers memorial at Wrexham, which was created by <mask>. There is a sculpture on the reverse of the monument. This was cast as a separate, small bronze in an edition for the retail market and became a popular purchase, while a monumental version was also cast and is held by the National Museum Wales. The memorial was designed to honor 500 employees of the company who died in the First World War.The final selection of figures for the memorial at the Royal Academy was left by <mask>. There is a cross on the octagonal base of the monument. There are 11 figures and 12 relief panels on the podium. Three soldiers, one shielding a child and one lying wounded with a figure of a nurse approaching him, are depicted in a main sculpture group. There is a mother figure with infants and other children on the rear of the podium. Some of the relief panels on the podium sides show children carrying a wreath and some of the combat scenes from the war. Nicholas Pevsner described the monument as "genuinely moving and avoids sentimentality", and it was praised for its depiction of military and civilian roles.The Port Sunlight memorial was unveiled in 1921, two years before <mask>'s Northumberland Fusiliers Memorial was built. The monument was commissioned to mark the raising of four battalions of volunteers by the local Chamber of Commerce at the start of World War I. In bronze, <mask> created a procession of figures representing the volunteers and those they were leaving behind. The procession is led by a winged angel blowing a horn above two drummer boys followed by uniformed soldiers and men in civilian clothes, some of whom are saying goodbye to women and children. Although created several years after the end of the war, the monument illustrates the mood of patriotic confidence and resolve that had marked a period at the start of the conflict ten years earlier. Alan Borg, a

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texts: former director of the Imperial War Museum, described the Port Sunlight andNewcastle memorial as the finest sculptural ensemble on any British monument. <mask> was knighted in 1911 and became a member of theInstitut de France.He exhibited annually at the Royal Academy in London from 1886 to 1948. He received a gold medal from the Royal Society of Sculptors. <mask> was influential in the development of the National Museum of Wales, having served on its governing council for over forty years and donating numerous art works to the Museum. The Swiss-born Marthe Weiss married <mask> in August 1890. Their daughter was married to the son of an artist. In a house that had previously belonged to Seymour Lucas, <mask> lived and is buried. The memorial statue of his wife, which he designed when she died in 1923, was stolen from the cemetery in 2001 and recovered after a few months, but it was stolen again in 2007.Between 1898 and 1918, <mask> exhibited medals on at least seven occasions at the Royal Academy. He designed the medals for Edward VIII's investiture as Prince of Wales and King George V's Silver Jubilee medal. <mask> produced medals and seals for many organizations in Wales. The National Museum Wales, the Merthyr Tydfil Corporation and the Church of Wales have seals. <mask>'s work includes monuments to Lord Salisbury in the abbey and at the church in Hatfield. The sculptures on the Electra House are from 1900 to 1903 and represent Egypt, Japan, India and China. The work was done in the 1890s.The facade of the Victoria and Albert Museum has figures of Edward VII and QueenAlexandra. St John the Baptist Church has carvings on its reredos. The regalia was designed for the investiture of the Prince of Wales. The National Museum Wales has a bronze of Merlin and Arthur in it's collection. Canon Guy D.D is remembered in Llandaff Cathedral. The artist <mask> has a bust. The Earl of Derby is depicted in a bust.The bust of Lewis Morris was displayed at the Royal Academy. The National Archives has images of <mask> <mask>'s work. The National Museum of Wales has a collection of 19th-century British sculptors and 20th-century British

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title: Matthew Golombisky

texts: <mask> is an American bassist, composer, teacher, conductor, and curriculum developer. <mask> has been active in music, festival, and film scenes in the Bay Area CA, Chicago, New Orleans, Buenos Aires, New York state, and Asheville, North Carolina, as well as toured the United States and Europe with bands. He is the director of the independent record label "ears&eyes Records", which represents bands such as James Davis' Beveled and Juan Pastor's Chinchano. His studies at the University of North Carolina led to a B.A. graduate studies to a M.M. in Jazz Studies/Bass Performance with an emphasis on 20th Century Classical music and theory. In Composition from the University of New Orleans, after a brief stint at Northwestern University, after Hurricane Katrina swept through New Orleans in August 2005. He has taught performance, composition, theory, recording techniques, and music marketing to children and adults for more than 18 years in schools and colleges across the nation.He taught clinics to high school and college students using his methods of composition and conducting. He and other like-minded musicians/educators founded a not-your-typical-music-school in Oakland CA to promote experiencing/ learning music as a whole art form, called Mynah. He became the Music Director and conductor of a youth orchestra in Argentina in a government funded program inspired by Venezuela's El Sistema. <mask> has over 60 recordings featuring his performance, compositions, conducting, film scores, and/or production. The Tomorrow Music Orchestra, a 30 piece jazz/classical/rock

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texts: ensemble, is one of the groups that he dedicates a lot of energy to presenting. He has performed with electric jazz-rock quintet, Zing!, acoustic free improviser trio, Pedway, drums and bass rock out, punk jazz duo, GKduo, and jazz septet led by trombonists Jeff Albert and Jeb Bishop. He collaborated with Chris Teal and his non-profit IfCM in Rochester NY to launch an education, audience, and community based version of Tomorrow Music Orchestra.<mask> was born and raised in North Carolina. At an early age, he started playing bugle and cornet. In middle school, he met an influential friend who sparked his interest in bass guitar, and in high school, he played in the jazz ensemble. The Orange High Jazz combo is still going strong today. Golombisky studied jazz, classical music, and acoustic/electric bass at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He was hired as the music department's hired music theory tutor. He received the award of distinction in music in 2001.He taught private and group trumpet, bass, music theory and improvised courses at The Asheville Music School. After graduation, he moved to New Orleans and quickly became a full-time working musician, eventually finding himself in twelve different groups at a time, several of which recorded full-length CDs and have played all over the US and Europe. He had 30 private students, many of which were accepted to the prestigious New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, which studied piano, bass, guitar, theory, composition, and improvised music. He recorded sessions for many of his students. He started a


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texts: maneuvers and Bennington's loose grooves and colorful fills with a rich assortment of tightly woven walking lines. The result is quite aural and visual amusement, simultaneously artistic and intriguing, as the brainchild of bassist, composer and conductor <mask>y. One minute they're pumping out a big-band sound before a completely natural-sounding Afrobeat shakes its way into the ensemble.TMO is an un-intimidating way to expose yourself to classical and traditional jazz blended with elements of rock. If you spend too much time trying to identify all the sounds, you'll end up lost in the richness of it all. The Around the Coyote Fall Festival has Jen Fischer and Brad Walseth on it. It's as though a lunar explorer from Earth landed on a beach on some alien world with its enclosed package of musical samples melted. The Lucky 7s Farragut is on the 2006 WNUR Top 50 Records. NONPOP review on Montana Fix says "alles echt, erdig und rhythmisch...wer spaB an instrumenten und ungewohnten Kombis hat..." Hilary Matheson reports on IfCM with Golombisky.TheHungry Horse News reports on IfCM with Golombisky "igniting a new creative vibe..." "In his thoughtfully crafted written passages, Golombisky uses this large palette with unusual care, mixing the colors sparingly and with a painterly attention to shadow and light, but individual voices carry through even during full-group improviseds." Special mention must be given to Golombisky for his riveting 'It's Something to Try'. They work hard to create a detailed ensemble setting with the same restraint the guitarist applies to


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texts: his melodic shapes. Bruce Lee Gallanter (Downtown Music Gallery) on The Spirit at Bell's: "For this fine disc, Bennington hooks up with clarinet legend Perry Robinson plus strong two acoustic bassists...starts with both bassists plucking and strumming together cerebrally, slowly building as the clarinet quietly enters Golombisky jumps to his electric-bass countermelody, doubled by guitarist Dave Miller, on the opening track of Magnetic Flux. Amy Peters said she needed music.There were only a few things that would work for me. I got some discs to review for my film and one musician stood out as being a possibility. <mask>y. There is a game called bingo. He had the perfect score on his resume, but he was cool enough to let me use it. Vern is on the show. "'Afterwords' displays this richly through the what could almost be journey walking down a New Orleans street in the aftermath."The basslines from Golombisky are haunting and easily detached from session to fill you with feelings of sorrow and the hope that follows. Michael Nastos is the All Music Guide. A group that seemingly is capable of anything, it's remarkable what they have accomplished here, considering it's their debut recording. It sounds like it will make waves on the contemporary music landscape. Forrest Dylan Bryant is a writer for JazzTimes magazine. The band gleefully stomps through compositions pulling back occasionally for stark atmospherics or somber ensemble sections. The ensemble plays a rowdy, yet controlled form of Jazz that has some of the joy of old New Orleans style yet is thoroughly


title: Matthew Golombisky

texts: Post-Bop in its inflections...this is modern ensemble Jazz of the highest caliber.Grab this one! One moment their attractive melodies coast on vigorously swinging rhythms, the next they tumble in a freefall. "Whispers" is a lovely haunting song with a slow and steady pace. It makes my heart soar when I listen to it. Jay Collins said that the album was "beautiful, yet raucous energy." Ken Waxman's review on Farragut can be found here. Lucky 7s Pluto Junkyard's review on All About Jazz can be found here. DownBeat Lucky 7s review was written by Bill Meyer in the Fall 2006 issue.I'm not fond of the hydrogen bomb. The human race can do a lot of damage with the atomic bomb.bassists should be able to anchor the music and create melodies with just four strings. I've seen musicians use the five or six string for no reason. The notes cluttered the music. After Golombisky's performance, I am no longer afraid. He kept his lines simple. While his supersonic strumming created the hint for a freakout, he copied the sparse melodies of <mask>on, or he created a quick succession of notes that drummers built on.A wonderful piece of music. Grilly Biggs was a master of space. The challenge of the music and the amount of focus that's sometimes needed while listening to Jazz is the fun of it when you can let go and roll with it. The apprehension was gone when the Golombisky and McClimon moved in the same direction. The challenge of the music and the amount of focus that's sometimes needed while listening to Jazz is the fun of it when you can let go and roll with it. The apprehension


title: Camillo Golgi

texts: Italian Biologist and Pathologist <mask> was known for his works on the central nervous system. He studied medicine at the University of Pavia and spent most of his career there. He pursued research in the nervous system. His discovery of a staining technique called black reaction, also known as Golgi's staining in his honour, was a major breakthrough in neuroscience. The <mask> apparatus is one of the structures named for him. In 1906, <mask> and Santiago Ramn y Cajal were awarded a prize for their work on the nervous system. At the time of the Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia, <mask> was born in the village of Corteno near Brescia.The village is named after him. A physician and district medical officer, his father was from Pavia. He received his medical degree from the University of Pavia in 1865. He did an internship at the San Matteo Hospital. He worked as a civil physician in the Italian Army and as an assistant surgeon at the Novara Hospital during his internship. He was involved in the investigation of the epidemic in the villages around Pavia. He resumed his studies in 1867 under the supervision of Cesare Lombroso.Genius, madness, and criminality were just some of the things that Lombroso was a renowned scientist in. <mask> obtained his M.D. after writing a thesis on the etiology of mental disorders. In 1868. He started attending the Institute of General Pathology after becoming more interested in experimental medicine. Bizzozero was an eloquent teacher and experimenter who specialized in

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texts: histology at the University of Pavia in 1875.The University of Siena appointed him as Chair of Anatomy in 1879. He returned to the University of Pavia as a full Professor of histology. He became Professor of General Pathology at the San Matteo Hospital in 1879. He was the Rector of the University of Pavia twice, first between 1893 and 1896 and second between 1901 and 1909. The military hospital Collegio Borrmeo was directed by him during the First World War. He continued to work in his private laboratory after he retired. He died on January 21st.<mask> and his wife had no children, so they adopted <mask>'s niece Carolina. <mask> was an irreligious person in his later life. An unsuccessful deathbed conversion was attempted by one of his former students. The Central nervous system was difficult to study during <mask>'s time because the cells were hard to identify. Tissue staining techniques were useless for studying nervous tissue. He was the chief medical officer at the Hospital of the Chronically Ill. He discovered a method of staining nervous tissue that would stain a limited number of cells at random.He treated the tissue with silver nitrate and potassium dichromate. The outline of the neuron was different under the microscope. The silver chromate is used as a reaction product to stain only some cellular components. A clear and well-contrasted picture of a neuron against a yellow background is provided by the silver chromate particles. For the first time, it's easier to see the structure of the

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texts: brain's nerve cells. Since cells are stained in black, he called the process la reazione nera, but today it's called the Golgi stain. His discovery was published in the Gazzeta Medica Italiani on August 2, 1873.The brain is a complex "protoplasmic network" according to a German anatomist in 1871. Using his black reaction, <mask> was able to distinguish between the axon and the dendrites. The new classification of cells was based on the structure of their nervous prolongation. He described a network of intertwined branches of axons coming from different cell layers. The network structure that emerges from the axons is different from the one Gerlach proposed. According to Golgi, it was the main organ of the central nervous system. The reticular theory states that the brain is a single network of nerve fibres.The axonal connections of the cerebellar cortex and olfactory bulb were shown to be independent of one another in <mask>'s earlier works. He had a strong conviction in the reticular theory. <mask>'s theory was challenged by Ramn y Cajal. According to Ramn y Cajal's neurone theory, the nervous system is a collection of individual cells, the neurones, which are connected to form a network. <mask> was the first to give clear descriptions of the structure of the brain in a case of chorea. He discovered a receptor organ that senses changes in muscle tension, and it is now known as the Golgi tendon organ. He created a stain for myelin using mercuric chloride and potassium dichromate.The horny funnel of


title: Camillo Golgi

texts: <mask>-Rezzonico was discovered using this. <mask> studied the function of the kidneys. He published his observations on the mechanism of Renal Hypertrophy in 1882. He noted in 1884 that the process of repairing the kidney tissue was an essential part of it. He was the first to show that the tubulus of the nephron returns to its original location. Rendiconti R. Acad. Lincei 5 was published in 1889.Malaria was discovered by a French Army physician in the 19th century. Scientists were skeptical until Golgi intervention. <mask> was the one who helped him prove it. <mask> studied the malarial parasites from 1885 to 1885. There are two types of Malaria, tertian and quartan. He discovered in 1886 that the erythocytic cycle in the human blood is responsible for the production of chloroquine. The differences between benign and malignant tertian malaria were described by <mask> and Marchiafava.By 1898, along with Giovanni Battista Grassi, Amico Bignami, Giuseppe Bastianelli, Angelo Celli and Marchiafava, he confirmed that malaria was transmitted by Anopheline mosquito. The Golgi complex, also known as the cell organelle, was discovered by <mask> Golgi. Golgi stained the nerve cells of the cerebellum of an owl using osmium dichromate solution. He named the networks apparato reticolare interno, after the internal reticular apparatus. He presented his discovery to the Medical-Surgical Society of Pavia in 1898. After the same was confirmed by his assistant, he published it in the medico-chirurgica di Pavia. His

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texts: discovery was disputed by most scientists.The microscopes were not powerful enough. <mask>'s description was largely rejected by the time of the 1930s. When electron microscopes were developed, it was firmly established. In 1906, <mask> and Santiago Ramn y Cajal received the prize for their studies of the nervous system. King Umberto I named him a senator in 1900. He became a foreign member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1913. He received degrees from several universities, including the University of Cambridge, the University of Lausanne, and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.The European Community commemorated him with postage stamps. Several landmarks in Pavia are considered to be <mask>'s memory. There is a marble statue in the yard of the old buildings of the University of Pavia. There is an inscription in Italian in the basement. "<mask>'s home" is located at N.77, a few hundred meters away from the University, in front of the historical "Teatro Fraschini". It is where <mask> spent most of his life with his wife. Just before the big monument to the fallen of the First World War, <mask>'s tomb is located in the Monumental Cemetery of Pavia.The scientist's profile is represented by a bronze medallion on the grave. There are two other Italian medical scientists buried near <mask>'s tomb. In the ancient Palazzo Botta of the University of Pavia at N.10 of Piazza Antoniotto Botta, there is a museum that recreates the study of <mask> and his laboratories

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texts: with furniture and original instruments. <mask>'s method or Golgi stain is a nervous tissue staining technique. Some places and memories related to <mask> <mask> can be found in the museum in Corteno. There is a gallery of images of his birthplace. At Whonamedit?, there is a profile of the Museum Camillo Golgi in Pavia.Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria della Carit di Novara was founded in

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title: Branden Lee Hinkle

texts: A retired American professional mixed martial artist is named <mask>. He competed for the UFC, RINGS, Vale Tudo Japan, Pancrase, the WEF, and the International Vale Tudo Championship. He competed at West Liberty State College in West Virginia where he was a two-time NCAA Division II Champion and also excelled at tennis. He was offered a fight in Brazil for $1,000 and an all-expenses paid trip. He made his professional debut against a future PRIDE veteran in 1998 for the International Vale Tudo organization in Brazil. The fight was lost by submission. <mask> was signed by the UFC after amassing a 12-6-1 record.At UFC 55, he made his UFC debut against Sean Gannon. Gannon, a former Boston police officer, gained fame for defeating Kimbo Slice in an organized but unsanctioned fight that was uploaded onto YouTube. After winning the fight, he dropped his next three fights against veterans, including Jeff Monson, a UFC veteran. After a loss to Roman Zentsov, the post-UFC Hinkle bounced back with a unanimous decision win over fellow collegiate wrestler and future UFC veteran, Chris Tuchscherer. He was knocked out by punches. Kevin Jordan was the opponent in his next fight. He was lost by submission in Pancrase.He won his last professional fight in Woodward, Oklahoma, by submission. The UFC Fight Night 5 will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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title: George Ticknor

texts: <mask> was an American academician and Hispanist who specialized in the subject areas of languages and literature. He works on the history and criticism of Spanish literature. On August 1, 1791, <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was educated by his father, who founded the Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company, the system of free primary schools in Boston, and the first New England savings bank. <mask> graduated from Dartmouth College in 1807 after entering the junior class in 1805. He studied Latin and Greek for three years. Trinity Church, Boston, was founded by Dr John Sylvester John Gardiner.He was admitted to the bar in 1813 after beginning the study of law. He opened an office in Boston but only practiced for a year because he wanted to be a letter writer. He traveled to Europe to study at the University of Gttingen after his father helped finance his studies. He devoted himself to studying the ancient classics after attending the university's lectures. He spent most of his time in Europe in the capitals of France, Spain and Portugal, where he conducted critical studies of the national literatures. While still in Europe, <mask> was selected as Smith professor of French and Spanish languages and literatures at Harvard University. He returned to the United States in 1819 with a valuable library.In time, it became one of the largest private collections in the country. It was rare and important in some of its departments. His library was strong in Portuguese literature and his collection of Spanish literature was considered to be the best in Europe. He was a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The creation of

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texts: departments, the grouping of students in divisions according to their ability, and the establishment of the elective system were all advocated by <mask>. His department was reorganized. The system of discipline was influenced by his studies at German universities.The range of intellectual culture among the students at the university was greatly extended by him. He lectured on French and Spanish literature. He analyzed writers such as Dante, Goethe, and Shakespeare. His lectures were attended by people from outside the college who were attracted by his delivery and his reputation as a speaker. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. The Amory-Ticknor House was built at the corner of Beacon and Park streets in the 19th century. He left his chair after 15 years and returned to Europe.He was succeeded in his position at Harvard by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. In June 1836, <mask> recorded an interview with Austrian chancellor Klemens von Metternich. He devoted himself to the history and criticism of Spanish literature after returning to Europe. In Europe, there was no adequate study of the literature in Spanish. Both Friedrich Bouterwek and Jean Charles Leonard de Sismondi used limited or secondhand resources. The History of Spanish Literature was published in New York and London in 1849. Spanish civilization and manners are addressed in the book.The History is considered direct in style. There are many passages from works that are illustrative. It was translated into Spanish, French, and German by Pascual de Gayangos y Arce. The second American edition appeared in 1854, the third, corrected and enlarged, in 1863, the fourth, containing

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texts: the author's last revision, in 1872, and the sixth in 1888. In 1822, <mask> succeeded his father as a member of the Primary School Board. He was vice-president of the Boston Athenaeum in 1833. He was a director of the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company and a Trustee of the Massachusetts General Hospital.He was president of the Boston Public Library in 1865 after serving on its board of trustees. He spent fifteen months abroad, at his own expense, to collect books and give them to the library. The free circulating department was established by him. Harvard turned down his collection of Spanish and Portuguese books and manuscripts, so he left them in the Boston Public Library. Anna is the family spouse. The History of Spanish literature was written by <mask> and <mask>. The 6th ed. is called v.1v.2 is the fourth ed. 6th ed. Life, letters, and journals of <mask> can be found in the Internet Archive. v.1 was published in 1769. v.2 was published in 1877. Ed. The syllabus of a course of lectures on the History and Criticism of Spanish Literature was one of Hillard ticknor's minor works.There are works about ticknor Charles Henry Hart. The memoirs of <mask>, Historian of Spanish Literature. Collins Printer, 1871 "<mask> Ticknor" in: Cyrus Augustus Bartol. There are other papers in the collection ofEminent men. Boston:Ticknor and Company, 1886. There is a fictionalized account of the relationship between <mask> and William. The work in turn cites <mask>. Hillard.The book was edited by Ferris Greenslet in 1909. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University, the University of Gttingen, and the Boston Public Library all have

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title: Jean René Gauguin

texts: <mask> died on April 21, 1961. He won a bronze medal for his Boxer in the 1924 Summer Olympics. <mask> was the fourth child of the marriage of Paul and Mette. His father tried to make a living as a tarpaulin salesman after his family moved to Copenhagen in 1884. After six months, his father left for Paris to pursue his passion for creativity and travel. The last time <mask> saw his father was when he was ten. They didn't have a lot of communication as <mask> didn't speak French and his father didn't speak Danes.Mette and her grandparents raised <mask>. He was brought up in modest circumstances. He was eight years old when he fell out of a third floor window. He undertook a sailor's training program after leaving school. He hated being a carpenter and went back to work as a sailor. He immediately sold three of his father's paintings that he received after his father's death. He traveled throughout Europe with these funds, visiting museums and seeing monuments.His artistic career began after these travels. He learned to speak French at his birthplace of Paris a number of times. He embarked on a cycling tour of France in 1927. After starting in Lyon, he pedaled on to Montpellier, Lyon, Avignon, Narbonne, Toulouse, Orléans, Paris, Dunkerque, and finally to Copenhagen. He visited Portugal in 1930 and Paris in 1937. His life and work remained in the city. He was not afraid to speak his mind.Pierre Sylvester was born from the marriage of <mask> and Clara Federsen in December 1913. They were at the same place, but later separated. He married a second time in 1935 and had a child in 1937. There is a simple gravestone in the cemetery. <mask> <mask> was an active and prolific ceramist and sculptor from 1910 until his death in 1961.

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title: Jean René Gauguin

texts: His ceramic production pieces were made in collaboration with other companies. His earliest works were wood carvings and quickly evolved into bronze castings of athletes, dancers, centaurs, and classically inspired male and female torsos.He worked at the Sleiss Factory in Gmunden, Austria, where he created tin glazed ceramic figures. He began working for the Bing and Grondahl ceramic studios in 1923 and continued to create new models throughout his life. The first major sculpture was created for the 1924 Paris Olympics. He was awarded a bronze medal by the Olympic committee after a competition at the Grand Palais in Paris. The seminal 1925 Paris 'Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs' featured several works created for BG by <mask> <mask>. His large stoneware sculptural groups with themes from mythology won him critical praise and an article in the October issue of 'Art et Decoration'. He received the 'Grand Prix de la Ceramique' for these works.He also showed a large silver guild hall chalice created in collaboration with other people. He was a guest artist at the Svres porcelain works in 1927. He was commissioned to create a sculpture for the Jardin des Tuileries. No sign of La Fontaine de Chine exists today and its location remains a mystery. On April 6, 1932, <mask> <mask> jumped off a ten-meter diving board into the giant swimming pool of the resort town of Havested. His largest work, Sea Horse, was inaugurated this way. Sea Horse was built in the studios of Bing  Grondahl.It dominated a massive public swimming pool that was completely destroyed by a falling scaffolding on June 14, 1952. His work alternated between bronze and stoneware throughout the 1930s and 1940s. He produced stylized athletes and animals

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title: Jean René Gauguin

texts: in bronze. He expressed his fascination with the sea and its myths and it's monsters creating a ceramic masterpiece of tritons, nereids, underwater creatures, and unusual depictions of the horses of Poseidon. The production pieces he created for Bing  Grondahl were executed in polychrome glazed stoneware or porcelain. There were animals in his universe such as monkeys, water buffaloes, tigers and lions. He often used rough surfaced unglazed stoneware in his studio pieces.His ceramics were inspired by the pre-Columbian home of his paternal grandmother. A series of bottle shapes were created by him. These became a series of ceramic vessels in the last year of his life. He stated in interviews that his name had hampered his career. Although his work would never become a pillar of modern art like his father's, his oeuvre was totally original and not a pastiche based on a recognizable name. He said that the <mask> name made it hard for museums and art critics to accept his work seriously. The bright color spectrum used by Scandinavian painters of the early years of the 20th century was interpreted by his work.The rapprochement between the erotic and fantastic was created by his formal language. He excelled in the illustration of the phantasmagorical and the grotesque in his depiction of an underwater world. His experimentation with polychrome glaze work is unparalleled to this day. His many sources of inspiration were the Paienne cultures of China and Peru. With his mastery of the human figure he brought to life musicians, storytellers, athletes, dancers, and jockeys, and his capture of animal movement vitalized a whole menagerie of beasts, real and imagined. An excellent listing of the works of <mask> <mask> was established

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texts: in 1947. A major cataloged exhibition of his works was held in 2002.The Art Institute of Chicago has collections. There is a catalog no. 1971. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York U.S., has a ceramic sculpture called Surf. JWL 188 Arthus Kunsmeuseum. S72 Statens Museum. The above listing is incomplete.The title is Revue Commerciale Danoise No. The catalogue "<mask>" was published by the Ministre des Affaires Etrangres. His works were the subject of many press articles. There is a complete listing of his expositions. Den frie Udst. The year 1912; the year 1913. Forr 1914, 1916–17, 1919–21, 1923, 1937– 44, 1946; Hstudst., Kristiania (Oslo) 1915- 16; Grnningen 1915, 1921–22, 1926, 1929–33; da.Sth., udst. 1918–19, 1920–21, and 1923 are the years. Olympiske Lege, Paris 1924; verdensudst., Paris 1925, 1937, Bruxelles 1935. Salon des Artistes décorateurs, Paris 1930; Exhib. There is a painting and a sculpture. The Arch., Edinburgh was founded in 1934. Da.-norsk billedh.sammenslutn., Bukarest 1936, Beograd 1937, and N.Y.da. It's called Kunstudst. Carlsbergfondets jub.udst was founded in 1946. Charl.borg was born in 1952. It was efft. In the years of 1953, 1958, and 1961. Deense beeldhouwkunst, Stadspark Groningen 1957; Carl Gruvemans kunstsaml., Anneberg 1978; and Erling Koefoeds saml.Af maleri and grafik. Grnningen, de tidlige r, was published in 1980. Bird, Eriksen & Ko., Vestervoldg., Kbh. are Separatudstillinger. 1913; Da. There is ahdl., kbh. 1918; Svres 1927. In 1928, Kunsthallen, Kbh.1936; Chr. The name of the company is Larsens Kunsthdl. Bing & Grndahl were born in 1938. 1941, 1943, 1951, 1981 French National Television has a video interview with Louis Pauwels from the archives of theInstitut Nationale de


title: Karen Buck

texts: <mask> is a British politician serving as Member of Parliament for Westminster North, previously Regent's Park and Kensington North, since 1997. From 2005 to 2006 she was Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport and from 2020 she is the Shadow Minister for Social Security. <mask> graduated from the London School of Economics with a degree in Economics and an MA in Social Policy and Administration. She joined the Labour Party. After working for Outset as a research and development worker, she joined the council as a public health officer and later as a senior disability officer. <mask> ran for election in 1986 at the age of 27 as one of three Labour candidates in the Cavendish ward, an area straddling Marylebone and the West End of London. Despite the large increase in the Labour vote, all three seats were retained by the Conservatives.She began working for the Labour Party in 1987 as a health researcher. She was elected to the council in 1990 in a safe seat for her party. After her election to parliament in 1997, <mask> stood down from the council. She was involved in exposing the fraudulent behavior of the council leader. <mask> was selected to stand for election for the Labour party. The former Conservative minister John Wheeler held the seat narrowly. <mask> was elected as the Labour MP for Regent's Park and Kensington North at the 1997 general election after Wheeler retired.She made her first speech as an MP on 17 June 1997. After the 2001 general election, <mask> joined the Work and Pensions Select Committee. Her appointment as an assistant government whip was announced without her knowledge. She turned down the post. She became a member of Tony Blair's government after the 2005 general election, as the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Transport. She was elected Member of Parliament for the newly recreated marginal seat of Westminster North in the 2010 general election, with a majority of 2,126 over the

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texts: Conservative candidate. In the Labour leadership contest which resulted from Gordon Brown's resignation as party leader and Labour going into opposition, <mask> nominated Ed Miliband to replace him.<mask> became his Parliamentary Private Secretary after being made Shadow Minister for Work and Pensions. She was elected to the Work and Pensions Select Committee in July of 2015. Following Labour's defeat at the 2015 election, which saw <mask> re-elected with a slightly decreased majority, Miliband resigned as leader. <mask> nominated Cooper in the leadership election. <mask> did not serve in any posts during his leadership. <mask> nominated Owen Smith in the 2016 Labour leadership election. <mask> increased her majority by 14.7%, from 1,977 (5.0%) to 11,512 (26.6%), representing a 10.8% swing to Labour in the constituency.The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act came into force on 20 March 2019. Tenants have the right to take action in the courts if a landlord fails to let or maintain a property that is fit for human habitation. Cross-party support was given to the Bill. She was re-elected with a small swing away from Labour but still with a large majority of 10,759. The Labour Party was defeated for the fourth time in a row, and a leadership election was held in 2020. Sir Keir Starmer became party leader after <mask> nominated him. She became a Shadow Minister for Social Security in July 2020.Views <mask> is concerned that homeless people in London are forced to move out of the capital due to the trauma of losing their home. People are trying to hold their own lives together and hold their kids' lives together. She voted in favor of the hunting ban and gay marriage and against the Iraq War. In July of last year, <mask>'s spouse was given the title of Honorary Alderman. <mask> and Taylor served together on the Queen's Park ward. The couple has a child. <mask> is a Roman Catholic.The CNN.com video segment on <mask>'s 2010 reelection campaign can be

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title: Henry Compton (actor)

texts: He was an English actor best known for his Shakespearean comic roles. He started his career in Shakespeare plays. He played low comedy roles in touring companies for over a decade. He played in Shakespeare again after joining the company at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Notable roles that followed included Tony Lumpkin in She Stoops to Conquer, Sir Peter Teazle in The School for Scandal, and Foresight in Love for Love. The reputation of being the best Shakespearian clown of his age was earned by <mask> by the early 1840s. He played Touchstone in As You Like It at the Princess's Theatre in London for three years.He played at the Olympic Theatre for three years. He originated roles in important new plays when he was a member of the company. He was praised as Mr. Cox in Box and Cox. The Globe Theatre was where he played frequently in the 1870s. He played the Gravedigger in Hamlet many times, including at the Lyceum Theatre with <mask>. Pangloss was the last role that <mask> played. His friends organised two benefit performances for him after he became ill.The minister's son was born in St Neots. He was the sixth of eleven children and his parents were John and Elizabeth. Both parents were related to members of

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title: Henry Compton (actor)

texts: the medical profession. After graduating from boarding school at Little Baddow in Essex, he was apprenticeshipd by his mother's brother, who was a cloth merchant in London. He wanted a life on the stage and ran away twice but was returned to his family each time. His family accepted his wish to become an actor after he ran away for a third time. He used his grandmother's maiden name as his stage name.His first professional appearances were in Shakespeare plays. He played low comedy roles in touring companies for over a decade. He moved from Lincoln to York in 1835. He first appeared in London as Tommy Tadpole in The Haunted Inn, followed by as Robin in the musical farce The Waterman, and then as Paul Shack in Master's Rival. He played two roles on the 27 July in The Mountain Sylph and The Rendezvous. Peake wrote A Quarter to Nine to introduce <mask> as an imitator or personator. He played Jean in Jersey.He was in The Little Laundress and La Sonnambula on 24 August. Guy Mannering was added by him on 27 September. He joined the company at the Theatre Royal in October of 1836. He played Master Slender in The Merry Wives of Windsor. He had roles in She Stoops to Conquer, Black-Eyed Susan, and Silky in The Road


title: Henry Compton (actor)

texts: to Ruin. In 1839 he returned to Robertson's company and performed at the Georgian theatre in Wisbech and other theatres in Robertson's Lincoln Circuit in the roles of Touchstone and Mawworm. He was named Lublin Log jnr in the new piece Like Father Like Son at the English Opera House.The reputation of being the best Shakespearian clown of his age was earned by <mask> by 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 He played Polonius in The School for Scandal, Sir Peter Teazle in The Merchant of Venice, and Launcelot Gobbo in William Congreve's Love for Love. He played Touchstone in Shakespeare's As You Like It at the Princess's Theatre in London. He stayed at the Olympic Theatre for three years. He moved to the Royal Strand Theatre after the Olympics. He


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texts: Prince of Wales's Theatre.He played the Gravedigger in Hamlet many times in his career, including at the Lyceum Theatre with <mask>. "An actor perfectly original in his style, and possess a fund of dry, quiet humour that never failed to minister to the amusement of the playing public, was the description of <mask>." He joined the tour. He was in the Alehouse scene for the benefit of Edgar Bruce. Two benefit performances were organised by his friends for him when he was ill with cancer. On 1 March 1877, the first was held. The performance included scenes from Othello, Money, and The Critic with Charles Mathews as Mr.Macklin's Man of World was Trial by Jury. <mask>, Joseph Jefferson, Ellen Terry, and many other stars took part. The trial was conducted by Arthur Sullivan. Leading stars in the chorus were W. S. Penley, George Grossmith and Kate Bishop. A large amount of money was realised by the standards of the day. The second benefit was held in Manchester in March of 1877. He died of cancer at the age of 72 at his home in Seaforth House, St. Mary Abbotts in London.His will was proved by his widow. Further reading are Charles and Edward. The National Portrait Gallery has a biography of <mask> on its

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title: Grigory Yavlinsky

texts: <mask> was born on April 10, 1952. He is best known as the author of the 500 days programme, a plan for the transition of the Soviet regime to a free-market economy. In 1996, against Boris Yeltsin, he finished fourth with 7.3% of the vote, and in 2000, against Vladimir Putin, he finished third with 5.8%. He did not run in the 2004 or 2008 elections because his party did not reach the 5% threshold. Russian authorities prevented him from running for president in 2012 despite collecting 2 million signatures of Russian citizens for his candidacy. Yabloko nominated <mask> for President of Russia in the election. <mask> received a PhD in economics from the Central Economic Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, which was titled "The socio-economic system of Russia and the problem of its modernization."He teaches at the National Research University Higher School of Economics. Russian, Ukrainian and English are spoken by Yavlinsky. <mask> was the child of a Jewish father and Russian mother. His father was an officer and his mother was a chemistry teacher. His parents are buried in the same place as his brother. Natan <mask> was a nuclear physicist who invented tokamak. He was a champion in junior boxing.During his school years, he decided to become an economist. He studied at the Plekhanov Institute of the National Economy in Moscow as a labor economist and took a post-graduate course there. He worked in the coal sector as a PhD student. The All-Soviet Union Coal Mines Department Research Institute employed him after he finished his postgraduate

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texts: studies. He was the first person in the USSR to write unified work instructions for the coal industry. He had to go down into the mines to perform his duties. When the mine collapsed, one of his shifts almost ended tragically.He spent ten hours waist-deep in ice-cold water waiting for help. Three of his fellow sufferers died after being rescued. <mask> worked at this job for four years. He was able to see the world behind the propaganda posters. The horrible conditions in which the coal miners lived and worked were reported by him. The head of the heavy industry sector was assigned to <mask> in 1980. He began to work on a project to improve the USSR labor system.Establishing total control over every move of every worker in the country or giving more independence to the enterprises are two ways of making the system more efficient, according to his work. The head of the State Committee for Labor, Yury Batalin, was not happy with <mask>'s work. 600 draft copies of <mask>'s project were seized by the KGB. When the KGB got off <mask>'s back, he had to stop working because he was diagnosed with an active form of Tuberculosis and was sent to a closed medical facility for nine months. His personal belongings were burned together with the drafts of his project. It's not clear if he was ill or if his diagnosis was faked. He held management positions at the Labor Ministry and the Council of Ministers of the USSR.He joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1985. The Joint Economic Department of the Government of the USSR was headed by him. He was made

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title: Grigory Yavlinsky

texts: department head of the State Commission for Economic Reforms in 1989. "500 days" was a program for the Soviet Union that promised rapid transition from a centrally planned economy to a free market in less than two years. The program was implemented by appointing <mask> as the deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers and the deputy chairman of the State Commission for Economic Reform. Gorbachev decided to combine <mask>'s program with another that had been developed simultaneously. "The Main Directives for Development" was created by the chairman of the Council of Ministers, who threatened to retire if his project was rejected.When it became clear that his program was not going to be implemented, <mask> resigned from the government. He established his own think tank, EPICenter, which brought together many members of his 500 days team who were to become his future associates in Yabloko. In the summer of 1991, during his stay in Harvard, he co-authored a new reform program with Graham Allison that offered a platform for Gorbachev's negotiations with the "G-7" over financial aid in support of transition to the market. Boris Yeltsin made Yavlinsky return to the government and even considered making him Prime Minister after he negotiated an economic union among Soviet republics. The agreement was signed in October of 1991. When Yeltsin ended the Soviet Union, <mask> left again as a protest against his actions. After a year, <mask> started his own political career.The'shock therapy' reforms were launched by Yeltsin and Yegor Gaidar in January 1992 and <mask>

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texts: the outbreak of hostilities on the streets of Moscow. He was blamed for abandoning neutrality in this situation. When Yeltsin set the date for the elections to the new parliament and a constitutional referendum for 12 December 1993, <mask> had to cobble together an electoral bloc in haste as he had no party of his own. The Republican Party of the Russian Federation, Social Democratic Party of Russia and Christian Democratic Party of Russia were all in favor of Yeltsin. They were removed from his bloc in 1994. The top three names on the slate gave the bloc its initial name. The bloc's leadership was divided over Yeltsin's project, but Yavlinsky was critical of it.YaBLoko won 7.9% of the vote and formed the fifth largest group in the Duma. The name of the bloc was retained, but now it is referred to as the Yavlinsky bloc. In 2001, the Yabloko caucus in the Duma became a political party after setting up its own political association in 1995. The critique of Yeltsin's policies, from economic "shock therapy" and the handling of the 1993 Russian constitutional crisis to First Chechen War, was one of the features of the new party. <mask> was a leader of the "democratic opposition". He was a principled opponent of Russia's Choice and its successors in the parliament. They accused him of being too inflexible and blamed his personality for not merging with other democrats in order to mount a concentrated electoral challenge to the hardline forces.Others admitted to philosophical differences between <mask>'s social democratic bent and his democratic opponents. After

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title: Grigory Yavlinsky

texts: Russia's 1998 financial crash, Yavlinsky proposed the candidacy of Yevgeny Primakov who was elected Prime Minister in spite of resistance from Yeltsin's family. As a result of this, the political stalemate was resolved, as well as the start of the recovery of the industrial production that continued under Vladimir Putin. Yavlinsky joined the ranks of his critics on the liberal side after declining the offer to join the government. The stagnation days of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev were criticized by <mask> later in 1999. He was quoted as saying that the style of the government does not suit them. The communists and other left-wingers relied too much on modern economics.Yeltsin was warned against dismissing the entire government. That would have set up a confrontation like the one that brought the prime minister to the chair in the first place. In 1999 <mask> joined forces with the Communist Party to try and impeach Yeltsin. Yeltsin may fire the communist-backed Cabinet if the Duma goes ahead with impeachment, according to the news media. That would cause a political crisis and threaten the political stability that has been brought to Russia since the previous summer. The article charging Yeltsin with abuse of power in connection with the war in Chechnya received the most support from both parties. <mask> warned politicians that they will be judged for their actions.As the Communists began to nod their assent, <mask> attacked them, dismissing the other charges as politically inspired. He said Yeltsin made very serious mistakes in the course of reform that

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texts: led to the bankruptcy of the country, not out of a desire to destroy Russia, but because he could not overcome his past and that he did not have the intent to destroy or liquidate anyone. Although <mask>'s repeated statements that his party's all forty-six Duma deputies would vote unanimously in favor of the Chechen war accusation, eight defected and sided with Yeltsin. The result was 17 votes short of the two-thirds majority needed to start impeachment proceedings. The impeachment drive is a sideshow. The effort is doomed because Russia's constitution favors the presidency. Russia's 1993 constitution makes removing a president from office very difficult.The Duma has five days to submit the charges to the Supreme Court for examination and to the Constitutional Court to confirm that the procedure has not been violated if one of the charges musters the necessary support. The accusations go to the Federation Council if both courts give a positive ruling. The majority of the council needs to remove Yeltsin from office. In 1996 and 2000 <mask> ran for President with the endorsement of his party. He received 7.3% of the vote in 1996 and came in fourth. He finished third in the 2000 presidential elections and received 5.8% of the vote. He did not offer his support to either Yeltsin or Putin in either election.While he was negotiating an economic treaty among the republics, <mask> did not hide his view of the break up of the Soviet Union. He never advocated a revision of the borders of the Soviet Union. Under the Clinton administration, <mask> was critical of the


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texts: US policies towards Russia. The most trenchant of these criticisms is contained in his lecture. <mask> was an opponent of military solution to the problems in Chechnya during Putin's presidency. During the Moscow theater hostage crisis in 2002, he was praised by President Putin for his role in the standoff. He built a crucial alliance with environmental NGOs, as well as with human rights organizations, labor unions, women associations, and ethnic minority groups, by campaigning against the imports of radioactive waste into Russia.He was a critic of the Putin government's reforms of the housing and utilities sector. There were a number of times when the Yabloko group petitioned for the resignation of the government. He developed close relations with a man who was an economic and political player. Many of Khodorkovsky's associates became members of the Yabloko slate and the Communist Party. Even though he was criticized by more radical groups for being a "house oppositionist", Yavlinsky had good relations with the authorities. He supported many of the government's tax and budgetary reforms as well as aligning himself with Putin's reform czar Alexei Kudrin, but he remained critical of domestic policies. He became more outspoken about the assault on democratic freedoms in Russia.He insisted that Putin's policies were to be seen as a continuation of Yeltsin's. He was rumored to be a candidate for Prime Minister under both Yeltsin and Putin. Yabloko did not cross the 5% threshold of Duma representation in the 2003 elections. The primary factor may have been


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texts: vote-rigging. Putin phoned <mask> early on election night to congratulate him and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals In 2004, <mask> refused to run for president because he claimed that Putin rigged the elections to make them meaningless. <mask> is a critic of Putin and the United Russia Party.He said in a January 2004 interview that we don't have an independent parliament anymore. We have a one-party parliament for the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union. There is no independent mass media anymore. There is no public control over the law enforcement agencies. The elections are influenced by the authorities. The 1930s were a time when society was concentrated in the same hands. The system is semi-Soviet.There was a chance that <mask> would run for presidency in 2008 after Yabloko failed to get representation in the legislative election. Most Yabloko members and <mask> supported the candidacy of Vladimir Bukovsky who failed to clear legal obstacles to his registration. In the past, <mask>'s leadership of Yabloko came under attacks from internal opponents, who eventually were defeated and had to leave the party. The most prominent of them were the vice-leader and member of the upper


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texts: house in 1995 and the left-wing intellectual and campaign manager in 2003 <mask> was the head of Yabloko's fraction in the Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg. At the party's 15th congress on June 22, 2008, <mask> stepped down as party leader to make way for Sergey Mitrokhin who was elected the new party chairman. A regular spokesman for the party, Yavlinsky is a member of the Political Committee that was elected with the largest number of votes.He is a professor at Moscow's Higher School of Economics. He is a member of the Trilateral Commission. States' merger with the business is a common disease in the late 20th and early 21st century. The economic crisis in the US was caused by that. The fusion of Wall Street and the White House made it impossible for Barack Obama to inject fresh money into the economy. Poor quality of the state in decision making and the high level of public debt make this not a prospect. The global financial crisis of 2008 was caused by the appearance of insurance issued loans that increased their number and volume.If you prove to be insolvent, your debts will be paid by the insurance. It made people think that the loans were safe. The reliability of borrowers declined. When a lot of borrowers became insolvent at the same time, it was impossible to pay the insurance, and money no longer could return to its lender. The biggest banks and investment companies went bankrupt. The financial pyramid is explained in simple terms. It's when you take money from someone, but it doesn't work for you, and you have to pay interest.You borrow

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texts: from someone else paying interest, then, to pay it, you borrow more, and so on and so on until it ends in failure. Too soft financial regulation on the part of the government made the financial pyramid possible. The way to resolve the crisis was for the financiers and bankers to be bankrupt. It might lead to more social problems since the economy is dependent on them. They are integrated into the US power elites. The US government saved them by giving them tax payers' money because they were afraid of social unrest. The officials hoped that the economy would work after receiving a large amount of money.Despite Bush's administration and Obama's investments, economic activity was not growing because of markets' distrust. In his recent book Realeconomik: The Hidden Cause of the Great Recession (and How to Avert the Next One), the internationally respected economist makes a powerful case that without a commitment to established social principles in business and politics, a stable global economy will be impossible to achieve. <mask> tried to run for president again in the 2012 election. The National Electoral Commission declared 20% of the signatures invalid after <mask>'s candidacy was endorsed by Gorbachev. <mask> said that the decision of the NEC was politically motivated. They aren't allowing me to join the race because they don't want to allow an alternative. He warned that refusal to allow him to join the race would undermine the vote's legitimacy and could lead to unrest and instability in the country.Since he was nominated by a non-parliamentary party,


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texts: <mask> needed to collect and submit at least 2,000,000 votes in order to register. The situation is a sign of the limitation of political competition and expression in the country. The group is concerned that the possibility for free and fair presidential elections in Russia will be compromised by the latest developments. Yavlinsky criticized Navalny's investigations and political views. Many Yabloko members and other opposition politicians criticized Yavlisky for expressing his views while Navalny was in jail. According to some commentators, Yavlinsky aided government propaganda against Navalny. <mask> met his wife, Yelena, while studying at the Plekhanov Institute, and the couple have two children.Their son was born in 1971 and works for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Alexei was born in 1981 and works as a computer programmer in Moscow. During the turbulent times of Russia's politics in the 1990s, <mask>'s opponents had his son kidnapped and his fingers cut off, according to a recent interview. He wouldn't say who he thinks is behind the attack, but he did say he was receiving letters prior to it. Books Transition to a Market Economy (500 days program) is a book by G<mask>. Politics and economics in Russia. Harvard in 1992.The Inefficiency of Laissez-Faire in Russia: Hysteresis Effects and the Need for Policy-Led Transformation was published in 1994. Volume 19 is called N 1. 1994. G<mask> and S. Braguinsky. G<mask>. The Journal of Democracy has an uncertain prognosis. No. 8, No.January 1997, pp. It was 3–11. Russia's Phony Capitalism was reported

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texts: in 1998. There is a new edition of Vol. 77, No. 3. The Transition to a Market Economy in Russia was written by Braguinsky and <mask>.The Princeton University Press was published in 2000. A<mask>. The Journal of Democracy reported on Going backwards ten years after the fall of the Soviet Union. There is a new edition of Vol. No. 12 4, p. A. Yavlinsky.Lilia Shevtsova wrote a review of peripheral capitalism. Real economics. There is a hidden cause of the Great Recession.  A. W. Bouis. L., New Haven: Yale University Press. A.Kosmynin, G. A<mask>.Russia has achieved peripheral authoritarianism. A.Kosmynin, G. A. Yavlinsky. There are notes on history and politics. Russian legislative election References External links Official Yavlinsky website 1952 births Living people Moscow theater hostage

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title: Maternus Cynegius

texts: The emperor Theodosius I was close to a Roman bureaucrat named <mask>us. Historians blame him for instigating the widespread destruction of pagan temples and shrines throughout the eastern Roman provinces. His reputation as a Christian fanatic and temple destroyer has been questioned by some recent authors. He is thought to be a native of Hispania because his body was sent there to be buried. He belonged to the extended circle of relatives and intimates of the emperor Theodosius I, who was a Spaniard. All of Cynegius's recorded career shows him holding the highest court rank and offices under that emperor, which has led scholars to deduce that his connection to Theodosius earned him a quick promotion to these honors. On the other hand, a dedicatory inscription that Cynegius held all grades of honors in the civil hierarchy, which led historian McLynn to infer that he had some experience under previous emperors, and that it was this which recommended him to Theodosius.Cynegius was Theodosius's treasurer in the spring of 383. According to the 6th-century historian Zo, he was appointed to the office of prefect of the East in a few months, with the task of replenishment of the undermanned municipal council of the eastern provinces. Cynegius's tour of the east brought him to Egypt, where he announced that Theodosius had recognized the military ruler Maximus as a legitimate emperor. Cynegius died early in the same year, either at Constantinople or on the return journey from Egypt, as a result of his services with the consulship. Hispania received his body a year after he was buried at the Church of the Holy


title: Sloane Stephens


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: prominence with a semifinal run at the Australian Open. Serena Williams. She was able to reach No. She was outside of the top 25 by the end of 2015. She won three titles in the first half of 2016 under her new coach, Kamau Murray.Her successful year was cut short by a foot injury. She won the US Open singles title in her fifth tournament back after returning from injury. She won the Comeback Player of the Year from the WTA. She won her first Premier Mandatory title at the Miami Open, reached a second Grand Slam singles final at the French Open, and finished runner-up at the WTA Finals. <mask> was born on March 20, 1993 in Plantation, Florida to John and Sybil Smith, both of whom were accomplished athletes. The first African-American woman to be named a first-team All-American swimmer in Division I history was her mother. She is a member of the Boston University Athletic Hall of Fame and the greatest swimmer in the school's history.The son of a Pro Bowl running back is playing football. Raymond Berry thought he was the best athlete he had ever seen. Smith left his father in 1994. She was raised by her mother and her mother's husband, who was a business consultant. Shawn Farrell, her half-brother, played football and baseball at Notre Dame High


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: School outside of Los Angeles. When she was 13 years old, her biological father expressed an interest in getting to know her after she was diagnosed with a bone disease. The two of them developed a close relationship even though they only met a few times.In 2007, her biological father died in a car crash, and in 2009, her stepfather died of cancer. At the age of two, she moved to her mother's hometown in California. She started playing tennis at the age of nine at the Sierra Sport and Racquet Club, a tennis facility located across the street from her house, where her mother was taking lessons. The head of tennis at the club, a former top 100 player named Francisco Gonzlez, recognized <mask> had impressive ability and recommended her to pursue more rigorous training opportunities. Two years after she started playing tennis, she moved to Florida. She started training at the Evert Tennis Academy founded by John Evert and run by his sister, Chris Evert. At the age of 12 she switched to the Nick Saviano High Performance Tennis Academy.After her mother's death, she and her family moved back to their hometown of Fresno, where her grandparents and other family still lived. She lived in both California and Florida. At the age of 13, she began competing in


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: loss at the French Open, Ana Ivanovic injured a torn abdominal muscle. As part of an effort to try to qualify for the Olympics, she kept playing when she shouldn't have.She took the rest of the year off to recover. She was the youngest player in the top 50. 38. Serena upset the world No. 1 in the Major semifinal. The Australian hardcourt season was ready to start. She made it to the quarterfinals in her first tournament back. Serena Williams.She said she could be the best in the world one day, despite Williams winning the match in straight sets. The following week, she advanced to the semifinals at the Hobart International. She was aseeded player for the first time at the Australian Open. She defeated four unseeded players to make her first Grand Slam tournament quarterfinals and set up her second clash with Williams that month. Multiple betting websites listed the 19-year-old <mask> as at least an 11-to-1 favorite, while Williams entered the semifinal on a 20 match win streak. In the second set, <mask> was down a set and a break, but came back to win. This was the first top-ten victory of <mask>'s career and made her much more prominent.2, she would lose her next match. She rose to a career-high ranking. After the tournament. After the Australian

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title: Sloane Stephens

texts: Slam tournaments was 12. A career-high ranking of No. was reached by <mask>. In October, 11 became the second-highest ranked American. The Hopman Cup with John Isner was the first event of the year. The Americans finished third in their group with one rubber win against Spain.She withdrew from her last match with a wrist injury. She recovered in time to play at the Australian Open. She reached the fourth round after her breakthrough, but was defeated again by the world No. For the second year in a row, Victoria Azarenka. The Indian Wells Open was her next tournament. Here, there was an upset. In the third round, Ana Ivanovic went on to reach her first quarterfinals.The United States Fed Cup team had a home playoff tie against France in April. The decisive doubles rubber was played by her. The United States was demoted to World Group II the following year after losing to the two of them in the final doubles match. The clay-court season was not a good one for <mask>, as he only won two out of six tournaments. Her best result of the season was at the French Open. Simona Halep was in the fourth round. In the grass-court season, she was ranked 18th and lost in the first round at Wimbledon.Maria Kirilenko. She had reached the second week of every major

masks: Stephens Stephens


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: since a third-round loss at the 2012 US Open. At the US Open, she lost in the second round. Johanna Larsson made 63 unforced errors. She ended her season early because of a wrist injury. She fell to No by the end of the year. 37 in the world.At the first two tournaments of the season, she lost in the second round, but was the first woman to win a title on the women's tour. She faced a difficult draw in the first round of the Australian Open and was unseeded. For the third year in a row, Azarenka eliminated <mask>. Her first two tournaments of the year were successful. She lost in the fourth round at Indian Wells. Serena Williams came back from her long boycott of the tournament. At the Miami Open, they advanced to the quarterfinals, which included a win over rival Madison Keys.The clay-court season got off to a slow start for <mask>. She reached her second semifinal at Strasbourg in late May. 1 at the last three Grand Slam events. They met for the first time in the first round of the French Open. Serena defeated her in the fourth round, which was her best Grand Slam tournament result of the year. In her only grass-court tune-up, she made it to the semifinals. She defeated the world's top ranked player.She won her first top-ten victory in almost


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: with her ranking having dropped. 336. She lost her first two matches, one to Alison Riske and the other to No. Simona Halep was at the Washington Open. She reached the doubles final at Washington with Eugenie Bouchard. By August, the ranking had fallen to as low as No. 955.She reached the semifinals of the Canadian Open and the Cincinnati Open that month. She defeated four top 50 players, including 14th-seed Petra Kvitov, at both events. Kerber is 3. The top ten player defeated <mask> in both semifinals. Wozniacki is in Canada. There are 2 Halep in Cincinnati. She had never made it to a semifinal at a high-level tournament.After these results, she climbed back into the top 100 of the rankings. 1 in the US Open. Due to the entry deadline being over a month before the event, a protected ranking was needed to be accepted into the main draw. 1 in the second round. There are 10 people named Dominika Cibulkov. She defeated No. in the fourth round. Julia Grges is going to the US Open quarterfinals for the first time.She defeated No. It is the first all-American semifinals at a major since Wimbledon in 1985, and the first at the US Open since 1981. Her semifinal opponent was No. 9 Venus Williams. She won a tight third set to reach her first Grand Slam


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: singles final. The other semifinal was won by Madison Keys. She won her first Grand Slam tournament title by defeating Keys in straight sets.She became the first American woman other than the Williams sisters to win a major title since 2002 and the first to win the US Open since 1998. She became the lowest-ranked US Open champion in the history of the tournament. After the US Open, she didn't win a match the rest of the season. The stretch included two matches at the year-end Elite Trophy and two singles rubbers in the Fed Cup final. The United States won the Fed Cup crown. The United States hadn't had a title since 2000. The season ended with <mask> ranked No.He was named the Comeback Player of the Year. The French Open finalist was a runner-up. She lost her eighth match at the Australian Open. She said, "everything's good." Everybody, just relax. Don't worry, it will be okay. She would prove to be correct when she snapped her losing streak at her next tournament.In March, she won the Miami Open, her first title. She beat three top-ten players at the event. 3 Garbie Muguruza. 10 Angelique Kerber made it to the fourth round. Ostapenko was in the final. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: time. This run catapulted her to a career-high ranking.She is the first American woman other than the Williams sisters to be ranked in the top 5 in singles since Lindsay Davenport. She lost at Wimbledon in the first round of the grass-court season. She moved up to No. 3 were in the singles rankings after the tournament. For the second year in a row, she had a strong US Open series. She was runner-up at the Canadian Open to Halep. At the US Open, she was unable to defend her title, losing in the quarterfinals to Anastasija Sevastova in a repeat of last year's match.The Asian hardcourt season started with multiple losses for the second year in a row. In comparison to the previous year, she was able to win two matches at the China Open. She participated in her first WTA Finals in Singapore at the end of the season. In the round-robin stage, she swept her opponents to advance to the knockout stage. She won the match in three sets after losing the first eight games of the match. In her final match of the season, she was able to win the first set against Elina Svitolina, but lost the match. She was ranked in the top half of the season.Her best year-end ranking to date is 6. <mask> was out of the top 20. She was in the top 10 for most of the year because


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: her form at the US Open. She lost in the third round to Serena Williams, who was the third seed and six-time champion. This match was praised by tennis experts. At the Italian Open, she competed. She was knocked out in the first round.She was beaten in the first round by Hibino. She lost to Paula Badosa in the second round of the French Open. The year ended with a 4–11 record for <mask>. In the fourth round of the French Open, she was out of the top 60. She was defeated in the first round. She was defeated by Putintseva in the first round of the Australian Open. She lost to Varvara Gracheva in the first round of the Phillip Island Trophy.At the Monterrey Open, the losing streak continued. She was eliminated in the first round by a lucky loser. She earned her first win of the season when she defeated Océane Dodin in the first round. She was beaten in her second-round match. At the Charleston Open, she began her clay-court season. She defeated Madison Keys in the second round. She lost in the quarterfinals to Veronika Kudermetova.She was defeated in the second round in Madrid. She lost in the final round of qualification at the Italian Open. She got a lucky loser spot in the main draw. She was knocked out in the first round by Madison Keys. She was


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: seasons with the Washington Kastles, Philadelphia Freedoms, and the New York Empire. She will join the Chicago Smash for their debut season during the 2020 WTT season.During the season, she played singles for the Smash. The WTT playoffs have a 2 seed. The New York Empire defeated Chicago in a Supertiebreaker to win the tournament. The biggest rivalry is with her friend Madison Keys. Keys said, "<mask> and I have always been compared to each other." Both players are ranked in the top 10. They are both considered to be the leaders of the next generation of American women's tennis.In spite of their rivalry, the two have looked forward to their matches, with <mask> saying, "every time I get to play Maddy is great." Another chance for us. I always want to see her do well. I would love for both of us to be able to play each other multiple times. ... I'm always cheering for her. They won their first three matches in straight sets.After their first meeting in the second round of the Miami Open, their next two encounters were both of the most important matches of their careers. In the final of the US Open, Keys defeated <mask> to win her first major title. She reached her second Grand Slam singles final after defeating them in the French Open semifinals.

masks: Sloane Stephens Stephens


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: Keys defeated <mask> for the first time. In the 2nd round of the Charleston Open, she beat Keys in straight sets. Keys won the Italian Open a month later. In the third set tiebreak, they played for the third time at the US Open.The next top American women's tennis player, if not the best in the world, was thought to be <mask>. She lost some of her interest in the Williams sisters after they did not sign autographs at a Fed Cup tie that she attended as a child. She thought of Serena as a colleague when she first started on the pro tour. After their match at the Australian Open, her relationship with Serena became strained. Serena did not speak to her younger teammate until at least May, after she commented "I made you" on her victory over her at the tournament. The two of them still had a good relationship according to <mask>. Serena Williams has a 1–6 record against her opponent, with three of their matches coming in 2013, other three in 2015 and one in 2020.When she was a 19-year-old, she defeated Serena at the Australian Open. The match win and her run into a Grand Slam singles semifinal put her on the verge of cracking the top 10 of the rankings later in the season. With Serena entering the match in excellent form and also having defeated her


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: much younger opponent earlier that month, she was listed as high as a 16-to-1 favorite. All of their matches have been in Grand Slam tournaments. They won the first set at the Indian Wells Open and the French Open, but lost in three sets in both instances. The rivalry between Halep and <mask> is centered around their highest profile matches of the year. "It's not a rivalry if you don't beat the person," said <mask>, because Halep has dominated their matches.Chris Evert praised their rivalry, saying, "I liked their match in the Canadian Open final a lot, because that is a contrast in personality and styles, in moods, in coaches." That is definitely a contest. Halep has a 2–2 record against <mask>. They met for the first time in 2012 at the Barcelona Ladies Open. Their next two meetings were victories, including a first round match at the Australian Open, as part of her breakthrough semifinal run at the event. Both of the wins came before Halep was in the top ten. Halep has won all six of their encounters.Their two biggest matches were three set finals. In the French Open final, Halep came from a set down to defeat <mask> for her first Grand Slam title. In the previous 47 Grand Slam singles finals, the winner of the first set has not won the match.

masks: Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephens


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: The match of the year was the final at the Canadian Open. Halep won the first set of the match after saving four set points, two while serving at 6–5 and two more in the tiebreak. Halep was able to regroup and win the match after <mask> was able to push the match to three sets. Prior to these finals, she had never lost a final.The all-court player has reached the quarterfinals or better at all four majors. She was a finalist at the French Open on clay. Her best results have come on hard courts, including her US Open and Miami Open titles, as well as six of her seven titles in total. Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam where she has not made it to the semifinals, and she has never won a professional title on grass. She plays behind the baseline to defend against her opponent's shots. She is able to turn defense into offense. The casual nature in which she injects pace into her shots makes her game commonly referred to as having easy power.She goes for stinging winners when she flattens out her shots. As she takes large swings with her forehand, she has the ability to hit powerful winners. With her two-handed backhand, she has a more compact swing. She likes to run around her backhand at times to play her stronger groundstroke. In order to confuse


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: opponents, <mask> varies his hitting patterns. Her style of play is atypical compared to her peers. The other leading Americans are some of the most aggressive players on the tour.According to the Aggression Score Metric, which measures a player's aggression based on how quickly they end points through a winner, an unforced error, or an opponent's forced error, <mask> has a score of 19.4%, which implies that 19.4% of her shots lead to. Compared to other women's tennis players, this score is average and similar to fellow Grand Slam tournament winners. Venus Williams is amongst the top 20% of most aggressive players, while Serena Williams, Madison Keys, and CoCo Vandeweghe are all in the top 10% with aggression scores above 25%. The perception is that <mask> has a nonchalant attitude towards losing matches. Chris Evert questioned her motivation multiple times and attributed stretches of inconsistency to her mentality. She has shown the ability to bounce back from injury and poor tournaments by using her mindset of not worrying about disappointing outcomes. She said after her US Open loss that she was not going to dwell on it.I'm going to keep getting better and looking forward to the next tournaments. Francisco Gonzlez, a retired professional tennis


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: player who was once ranked in the top 50, was one of the first instructors that <mask> had at the Sierra Sport and Racquet Club. The junior tennis player moved to Florida to train at the academy. After working with John and Chris Evert for a year at the Evert Tennis Academy, she moved to the Nick Saviano High Performance Tennis Academy. Roger Smith and <mask> worked together for several years. With Smith as her coach, she became a top-ranked junior with three Grand Slam tournament doubles titles and also cracked the top 100 of the WTA rankings. David Nainkin was the new coach for <mask> in order to qualify for the 2012 Olympics.Although her ranking was high enough to qualify, she narrowly missed out on that goal as she was the fifth-highest ranked American with each country only being allotted four players in each draw. At the Australian Open, under Nainkin, she had her breakthrough tournament and reached a career-best ranking. There are 11 in the world. She parted with him in order to find a full-time coach. Sam Querrey was also working with Nainkin that year. Paul Annacone is best known for coaching Pete Sampras and Roger Federer, two of the greatest players in tennis history. She was the first woman to be coached by Annacone.Although the pair


title: Sloane Stephens

texts: worked well together, <mask> split with Annacone after not matching the success of her previous year. The two worked with Thomas Hgstedt. She returned to her junior coach at the beginning of 2015. She won her first title, but didn't make it to the top of the rankings. She replaced him with Kamau Murray. With Murray as her coach, she became one of the best players in women's tennis. She has won five of her six titles, including three in 2016 and her first major at the US Open.She has a new career-high ranking. There are 3 in the world. Shortly before the US Open, <mask> and Murray were back together. <mask> worked with Groeneveld for three months in Murray's absence. Before the Miami Open, she split with Murray and is working with Darian King who is also her practice partner. GSE Worldwide represents endorsements of <mask>. She signed with Nike in the middle of last year, after her clothing sponsor from 2010 had ended.She wore an all-black outfit at the French Open. The Graphene XT Radical Pro model is used by <mask>. Mercedes-Benz was one of the new sponsors that she accrued after her US Open victory. The Built with Chocolate Milk campaign encourages people to drink chocolate milk as a recovery drink. DoTerra, Precision Nutrition, and Colgate are

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title: Sloane Stephens

texts: her health related endorsements. DoTerra sells essential oils, while Precision Nutrition provides diet and exercise coaching. Colgate has a campaign that focuses on educating children about oral hygiene.Prior to signing a deal with American Express, he was an endorser of the Listerine product. She was a brand ambassador for USANA. Time Warner Cable has worked with <mask> to promote the importance of education in science, technology, engineering, and math. Her mother supports her career as a tennis player. When she won the US Open, she recalled an instance at age 11 when her mother believed she had a bright future despite being told by an instructor at a junior tennis academy that she would be lucky to get a tennis scholarship to a Division II college. Her maternal grandfather Noel Smith came to the United States from Trinidad to pursue a career as a doctor. One of her biggest influences as a child was her grandfather.Kim Clijsters was her favorite player growing up. She kept a poster of Serena in her bedroom when she was a child. Although she disliked that they were not interested in signing autographs at a match she attended, she has stated that she developed a good relationship with the Williams sisters. She respects Serena's strong personality


title: Knut Wicksell

texts: The leading Swedish economist of the Stockholm school was born in December of 1851 and died in May of 1926. The Keynesian and Austrian schools of economic thought would be influenced by his economic contributions. Anna Bugge was a feminist. On December 20, 1851, <mask> was born in Sweden. His father was a successful real estate broker. He lost his parents at a young age. His mother and father both died when he was young.His father's large estate allowed him to enroll at the University of Uppsala in 1869 to study mathematics and physics. He received his first degree in two years and then his doctorate in mathematics in 1885. The economist Carl Menger gave a lecture in Vienna to the man who received a scholarship to study on the Continent. His interests began to shift towards the social sciences. He attracted attention because of his opinions about labour. He condemned drunkenness and prostitution in a lecture. Although he was sometimes identified as a socialist, his solution to the problem was decidedly Malthusian in advocating birth control, which he would defend to the end of his life.His first work in economics, Value, Capital and Rent, went largely unnoticed despite his fiery ideas. He applied the ideas of marginalism to progressive taxation, public goods and other aspects of public policy after publishing Studies in the theory of Public Finance in 1896. Anna Bugge was married to <mask> in 1887. When he was a student at the law school in Sweden, economics was taught and he was unable to get a chair until he got a law degree. He became an associate professor at the University of Uppsala in 1899 after completing the usual four-year law degree course in two years. He became a full professor at Lund University the next year.

masks: Wicksell Wicksell


title: Knut Wicksell

texts: In 1910, he was imprisoned for two months for satirising the Virgin birth of Jesus after giving a lecture.He retired from his post at Lund in 1916 and went to work for the government on financial and banking issues. He was associated with other future great economists of the so-called "Stockholm School." The future Secretary-General of the United Nations was taught by him. He was writing a final work on the theory of interest when he died. A synthesis of the three theoretical visions of the economy was sought by Work Influences. He earned a reputation as an "economist's economist" for his work on creating a synthetic economic theory. Even though the marginal productivity theory had been laid out by others, such as John Bates Clark, the idea of payments to factors of production equilibrate to their marginal productivity was presented by <mask> in a simpler and more robust way.The first swing at the idea of money as a "veil" was made by the theory of the "cumulative process" of inflation. Even a completely unfettered economy was not going to equalize wealth as a number of previous studies had predicted. Wealth created by growth would be distributed to those who already had it. From theories of marginalism and this, <mask> defended a place for government intervention to improve national welfare. The field of constitutional political economy was influenced by <mask>. His 1896 work on fiscal theory called attention to the significance of the rules within which choices are made by political agents, and he recognized that efforts at reform must be directed toward changes in the rules for making decisions rather than trying to influence the behavior of politicians. In 1898, his theory of interest was published in German as

masks: Wicksell Wicksell Wicksell


title: Knut Wicksell

texts: Geldzins und Gterpreise.The English translation of the original title Interest and Prices became available in 1936. The key term natural rate of interest was invented by <mask> and is compatible with a stable price level. If the interest rate falls short of the natural rate, there will be inflation, and if the interest rate exceeds the natural rate, there will be deflation. Price level stability is ensured by an interest rate that coincides with the natural rate. The Austrian School believed that an economic boom happened when the spot interest rate fell below the natural, unhampered money market rate. The cumulative process implied that if the natural rate of interest was not equal to the interest rate on loans, investment demand and savings would differ. Ceteris paribus will rise if the interest rate is beneath the natural rate.There is an early theory that money is created by the internal workings of the economy, rather than external factors. The first swing at the idea of money as a "veil" was made by <mask>'s theory of the "cumulative process" of inflation. Henry Thornton's process has roots in that of Wicksell. The start of the Quantity theory's mechanism is a helicopter drop of cash. The theory claims that increases in the supply of money leads to rises in price levels, but the original increase is created by the relative conditions of the financial and real sectors. The "natural" rate and the "money" rate prevail with the existence of credit money. The real profit rate is the return on capital.It can be compared to the marginal product of new capital. The loan rate is an entirely financial construction. Credit is seen as money. Banks provide credit by creating deposits. The bank can "create" money since deposits