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texts: camper put into a cabin alone, and she faced racist prank such as when other campers would tell her her mother had to come to visit, only for <mask> to encounter another camper's Black maid. Her father told her that racism would happen to her all her life and she needed to learn how to deal with it. She was sent back there again the following year. After her father tried to enroll his oldest son in a whites-only Jesuit high school, she and her siblings were banned from attending their local Catholic high schools.She was sent to boarding school by the predominantly white Saint Mary's Academy. She met the family of Dr. Chamblee when she was in high school. Many Black students were welcomed into the home of the Chamblees, where they had lively debates about religion, race, and morals. The beauty of my Black body, mind, and soul was influenced by the Chamblees. Field trips to Chicago where they attended plays, symphonies, and art exhibits furthered her interest in art. The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which was recently passed, was the subject of a test in the summer of 1964. If a restaurant refused to serve them, they would report it to the Justice Department.Several white teenage boys jumped on the hood and trunk of the car when they saw the group of friends at the drive-in restaurant. Two police officers were watching but didn't do anything. They stayed in the car until the boys left because they were afraid they would end up in prison if one of the boys got hurt. The man never spent another summer in Mobile. During the civil rights movement, <mask> moved to Washington, D.C. to attend George Washington University. She found out that the school did not accept many Black students and that segregation was still the norm there. She wrote that it

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texts: almost made her happy.I knew I could use the skills my father forced me to develop to serve a plate of change. She began this work on the first day of orientation, when she joined with other Black students to try to join fraternities and sororities, a move that attracted the press, forcing the university to publicly speak about their segregating Greek system. She wrote that she began her career as an activist in D.C. She helped create the Black Student Union and worked for the integration of fraternities and sororities. Being in D.C. gave her the chance to visit all the museums in the US, as well as visiting museums in New York City. She talked to her friends about her frustration with the exclusion of Black people from the museum world as well as the performing arts and other cultural institutions. She received her J.D. at George Washington University Law School.Degree in 1971. During her first year in law school, <mask> took out a loan to keep her youngest brother out of boarding school. She said that her father's suicide was due to financial difficulties. The money of the white people and the power of the black people in Washington, D.C. should be brought together in unity. She began her career in 1972 at Post-Newsweek stations, where she worked as an assistant to M. Carl Holman, president of the National Urban Coalition. She was tenacious in her job as a documentary maker. When she was unable to get an appointment to meet with the painter Jacob Lawrence for a documentary she wanted to make about him, she got his travel schedule and flew to Chicago's O'Hare Airport, where she convinced him to speak with her.They became lifelong friends. She worked at Post- Newsweek, WTOP, and as an arts reviewer at D.C.'s PBS station. She earned two


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texts: that addresses inequality. To have absolute freedom to make any art they choose, to continue on to higher education, and to take up leadership positions in the art world is what the ultimate hope was for. Dave Chappelle, Denyce Graves, Hank Willis Thomas, and Meshell Ndegeocello are alumni of Ellington.For the rest of her life, she was an important part of the school and its fundraising organization, the Ellington Fund. The Duke Ellington School of the Arts was established in order to serve children who needed it the most. Several pieces of African art brought back from the continent by members of Howard University's Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, some of whom had dropped out of college and supported themselves by reselling art they bought in Africa, began her art collection in college. Warren M. Robbins' collection of African art eventually led to the creation of the National Museum of African Art. <mask>, who was born into wealth and was also a successful real estate developer, gave her the ability to become a serious art collector. Her interest in racial equity was linked to her values as an art collector, and she was critical of the lack of inclusion and opportunity for Black artists in the mainstream American art world. She became enamored with her values in the political and social arenas as she got to know scores of young artists as they graduated from Ellington and fought to begin artistic careers.She became a founding member of the DC Commission on the Arts because she wanted to make sure that African Americans were included in our cultural treasure. She became co-chair of the Cultural Equity Committee in 1989. She was appointed to the American Film Institute at a young age. The Whitney Museum of American Art has a


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texts: painting and sculpture acquisitions committee. In 2009, a house fire destroyed her home in D.C.'s Kent neighborhood, where she held salon and kept her art collection, one of the largest private collections of African American and African art. The works by Lawrence and Bearden were destroyed in the fire. She reached a settlement with the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority over the fire.In 2010 she moved to Dupont Circle and continued to grow her collection. The collection includes Carrie Mae Weems, El Anatsui, Chris Ofili, Mickalene Thomas, Glenn Ligon, Simone Leigh, and William Villalongo. She bequeathed more than 250 works by Black artists to the Duke Ellington School of the Arts and over 400 to the Studio Museum in Harlem, marking the largest gift ever made of contemporary art by artists of African descent. Spike Lee's Malcolm X has been sponsored by the first collector for many visual artists. She was the youngest fellow of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. From 2000 to 2006 he was the president of the DC school board. In her book, she said her professional life was "spectacularly lucky" but her emotional life was "tumultuous, sometimes tortured."After living together for eight years, <mask>'s wife, Conrad, married a multimillionaire real estate executive. They were both Catholic and Jewish. They had three children together, the first of which was made necessary by Cafritz's endometriosis. Two other children were adopted by them. In the divorce documents, she said her husband had cheated on her and had contempt for her friends and family who were black. Susan Rice and her brother, John, were godchildren of Cafritz. Quincy Jones, Gloria Steinem, Bill Clinton, and Vernon Jordan were some of the cultural


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texts: and political figures that Cafritz socialized with in Washington, D.C.One of the first Black mayors in the modern era was her brother, Algernon J<mask>, Jr. The death of <mask> occurred in Washington, D.C. after a period of declining health. The Duke Ellington School of the Arts Project 1947 births deaths American art collector American women philanthropists Activist Women's Voices oral history project Women art collector People from Washington,

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title: Azmyl Yunor

texts: <mask> was born on 17 January 1977 and is a Malaysian independent English and Malay language singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, academic and writer. He is a journalist and a film maker. His works have ranged from folk-country singer-songwriter styles to experimental guitar improvisations to punk and independent-noise rock, solo and with various bands he has founded and recorded with. All of his solo recordings are on his own label. A former street musician, he is noted for his strong writing and lyrics, and on stage presence. He has worked on film, television, theatre, dance and spoken word/poetry productions. <mask> was born on 17 January 1977 in Kuala Lumpur.He is the son of Yusof Husin, an entomology professor. Azree is eight years younger than his brother. His parents continued their studies until he was 4 years old. His family moved to Selangor when he was young. He went to the Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan Jalan Gurney. After the release of the country folk-flavored Tenets EP in 2005, he gained wider attention of the press and established himself as one of the main movers of the burgeoning Malaysian singer-songwriter scene. He has recorded and released music under a number of different names.He was one of the 20 Under 40 - Significant & Young Individuals or Collectives voted on by KLue magazine. He launched a 20-month tour to promote his album Warga, which was produced by <mask> <mask> and Ariff Akhir. The album was recorded with his band the Sigarettes. He is a co-founding member of the Experimental Musicians and Artists Co-operative Malaysia (Emacm) and a co-founding member of the annual singer-songwriter festival KL Sing Song from 2005 to 2009. He was a guitarist for Damo Suzuki's Network in Malaysia. A musical named after one of his popular songs " Something I Wrote" was staged in August of 2013 at the Five Arts Centre. The Pedra Branca EP was released

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title: Jean-Pierre Massiera

texts: Jean-<mask> was a French musician, composer, record producer, sound engineer, and recording studio owner. Between the 1960s and 1990s, he produced a wide range of pop instrumentals, musique concrte, field recordings and samples in an eccentrically experimental and unique style. His work is usually credited under band names such as Les Maledictus Sound, Horrific Child, and Herman's Rocket. He has been called a Frenchman. The reviewer William Rauscher described him as a "freewheeling auteur whose outrageous forays in trashy pop culture mix low-brow sensuality". <mask> was born in France but grew up in Argentina. He formed the instrumental beat group, Les Milords, after returning to France.The other band members were Pierre Malaussena, Patrick Batteu, and Francis Cavallaro. After several singles in the style of British and American instrumental groups such as the Shadows and the Ventures, <mask> and Malaussena formed a new band in 1964. On November 20, 2012 the band played on recordings by Gérard Brent. In Massiera set up his own studio in Nice with good quality equipment and began recording local musicians. The album was credited to Les Maledictus Sound. Patrick Djivas, later of the band PFM, was one of the musicians. Jim Clark was killed in a crash a few months before the track was called "Jim Clark Was Driving Recklessly".<mask> returned to France the following year after moving to Quebec. <mask> worked

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texts: as a producer for pop and freakbeat musicians in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including the single "Pardon pour Buchenwald", which included samples of Nazi speeches. A variety of electronic effects were added to the 1971 heavy rock album by Chico Ayari. The Azurville studio was opened in 1972 by his half-brother Bernard Torelli. The studio was used by many people. He composed and produced an extraterrestrial themed album in 1974. The musicians included a vocalist, a violinist, and a guitarist.In 1976, Atlantide had Patrick Attali on lead vocals and Torelli on guitar and sitar. In 1976, <mask> composed and produced L'Etrange Mr. Whinster, which was marketed as a "psychological experience". African rhythms, samples, spoken excerpts from writers, and contributions from <mask>'s regular contributors were included in the album. The single "Toi qui rve de baisers" is credited to Sex Convention. The 1977 album Turn Radio On was co-composed by <mask> and Torelli. Folk rock albums by Valéry Btesh and engineered releases by Little Bob Story were produced by <mask>. The next album by <mask> was credited to JPM & Co. and contains a mixture of styles including chanson, disco, experimental electronic music and prog rock.In 1977 <mask> released a single called "Aime moi", a version of Deep Purple's "Child in Time". He co-wrote and produced the album Space Woman, which was credited to the act Herman's Rocket. One

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texts: of <mask>'s best-known tracks was the title track of the "cosmic disco" album. <mask>'s next album, called Synthetic Soul, was credited as being by Venus Gang. Both albums included reworked versions of <mask>'s earlier material as well as that of others. <mask> co-wrote and produced Jessy Joyce's disco album J. Joyce & Co., as well as co-writing and producing one of his best-known albums, Human Egg. Many of <mask>'s regular contributors were on the prog rock album.Micky & Joyce's disco album Hold Up was produced by <mask> before the end of the 1970s. He left Antibes in 1979 and opened a studio in Paris. In 1981 he produced the jazz-rock album Debbi by Francis Lockwood, the disco-reggae album La Chica by African Magic combo, and a second album credited to Visitors, as well as numerous singles for other artists, in some cases as a co-producer with Torelli or <mask> continued to work as a writer and producer, but at a lower level of intensity, sometimes using the names Areisam or Sierra. The single "Inch Allah" was written and produced by Torelli. He established a new studio in Le Bar-sur-Loup after leaving Paris. The album Red Power by Indian Nation was co-written and produced by him in 1992.In 1995 there was a second album on the same theme. Some of Massiera's work has been re-released, including Psychoses Discod and Midnight Massiera: The B. There are External links to deaths of French record

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title: Masistes

texts: The prince of the Achaemenid Dynasty was the son of the king. He attempted to start a revolt in 478 BC when he was satrap of Bactria. The Greek campaigns of Xerxes had six chief marshals. He commanded the army column that crossed Thrace along the coast with Mardonius, but he was almost completely absent during the war. He fought in the Battle of Mycale at the end of the war. The battle was about to take place at sea, but the Persians decided to fight on land in Ionia, Asia Minor. The Greek and Persian armies fought in Mycale, and the Persians were defeated.Artayntes and Itamithres were able to escape after Tigranes and Mardontes died. <mask> accused Artayntes of cowardice and blamed him of being "worse than a woman", according to Herodotus. Artayntes tried to kill <mask> but was stopped by a Carian named Xenagoras. The nobility of the Persian Empire used to stay near the battle in Sardis, Lydia. While <mask> was fighting, his brother, king Xerxes, had an affair with his wife. <mask> is one of the main characters in a bloody episode of Herodotus' Histories. After his defeat in Greece, Xerxes fell in love with the wife of <mask>, but failed to win her favor.Xerxes married his son to Artaynte in order to be closer to his sister-in-law. When the court returned to Susa, Xerxes decided that he wanted the daughter rather than the mother, and Artaynte became his lover. One day, Xerxes visited Artaynte and wore a robe made by queen Amestris. He gave Artaynte whatever she wanted. The affair was discovered when she wore the

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texts: robe in public. Amestris wanted revenge, not from Artaynte, but from her mother. Amestris waited until the day after the king's birthday to ask Xerxes to kill Masistes' wife.<mask>' wife's breasts, nose, ears, lips and tongue were cut out under Amestris' orders. Xerxes gave Masistes the hand of one of his daughters. He fled to Bactria to start a revolt, however, he was stopped on his way by troops sent by the king, and put to death along with his followers and his three sons. The tale refers to an attempt by <mask> to lead a revolt against his brother Xerxes. It could not have happened soon after the battle of Mycale in 478 BC. The decadence and ruin of the Empire was thought to have been caused by Xerxes' involvement in harem intrigues that would cause turmoil in the court. More modern authors don't like this view.The plot is the same in many legendary tales of Persian origin, but the names of the characters are changed. It is not possible to consider the tale as a historical fact and to derive conclusions from it. It has been argued that the royal robe, which Amestris wove for Xerxes in the story, was more than just a piece of clothing. When Artaynte asked Xerxes for his robe, she was actually asking for the throne, although not for her, as she was married to the heir, prince Darius, but perhaps for her father. Amestris punished Masistes' wife instead of her daughter. The punishment that <mask>' wife received was usually reserved for rebels. Cyrus the Great received the royal robe when he married the daughter of

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texts: Astyages, one of the legendary Persian episodes.Cyrus the Younger is about to kill his brother, king Artaxerxes II, but he stops when he sees him wearing a royal robe. During a hunting expedition, nobleman Tiribazus wears the royal robe of king Artaxerxes II, causing disgust amongst his courtiers, as it is forbidden. The Old Persian title mathishta (maita, "the greatest", "the highest", "the longest") is related to the name Masistes. The problem is that the heir was not free of conflict, but was Xerxes. Artabazanes was the oldest son of Darius, but he was born before he ascended to the throne, according to Herodotus. After he was crowned king, Xerxes was the first-born son of Atossa, the daughter of Cyrus the Great. After a lot of arguments in the court, he chose Xerxes.According to Xerxes, his father designated him mathishta despite having other sons. Pompeius Trogus relates the same story as a later author. The position of "second after the king" is offered by Xerxes when he is chosen as heir, according to Plutarch. The role of the Artabazanes referred to by Herodotus and Trogus in Plutarch is played by the same person as Masistes. In both the Plutarch's version and the Herodotus' version, Ariamenes governs over Bactria. The phrase "second after the king" is related to the title of the title mathishta. The title mathishta refers to the most powerful person after the king, but not the heir.It is possible that the younger brother of Xerxes, <mask>, was not his real name, but simply his title. It is important to note


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texts: that <mask> was a given name at the time. The Babylonian city of Nippur was dated to                               . The Bulletin d' Histoire Achéménide was written by Briant. Briant wrote From Cyrus to Alexander: A History of the Persian Empire. The woman in Ancient Persia was written by Brosius. The book Persia and the Greeks was published by St. Martin's Press.M Dandamaev wrote A Political History of the Persian Empire. W. Vogelsang. The King Is Dead: Studies in the Near Eastern Resistance to Hellenism was written in 1961. The University of Nebraska Press. The book "La figura del sucesor del Gran Rey en la Persia Aqueménida" was written by Garca Snchez. Anejos Gerin 9, la figura del sucesor en las monarquas de época helenstica. The Greco-Persian Wars was published by the University of California Press.The History and Memory in Ancient Greece was written by Shrimpton. The History of the Persian Empire was published by the University of Chicago Press. Sancisi-Weerdenburg wrote "The Personality of Xerxes, King of Kings" in Brill's Companion to Herodotus. The book "Archeologia Iranica et Orientalis Miscellanea in Honorem Louis Vanden Berghe Peeters" was published in 1989. 540–560. "Exit Atossa: Images of Woman in Greek Historiography on Persia" was published in 2005. There are images of a woman in antiquity.Ancient Persia was from 550 BC to 650 AD. A. Azodi translated B. Tauris. "LB texts from the Yale Babylonian Collection" was written by Zadok and T. Zadok. The Achaemenid satraps of Bactria are from the 5th century


title: A. J. Ayer

texts: Sir <mask>Freddie<mask> was an English philosopher best known for his books Language, Truth, and Logic and The Problem of Knowledge. He studied the philosophy of logical positivism at the University of Vienna after graduating from the University of Oxford. He lectured on philosophy at Christ Church from 1933 to 1940. During the Second World War, he was a MI6 agent. He was Wykeham Professor of Logic at New College after returning to Oxford from University College London. He was knighted in 1970. He was the second President of the British Humanist Association and was known for his advocacy of humanism.<mask> was born in St John's Wood, in north west London, to wealthy parents from continental Europe. His mother was from the Dutch-Jewish family who founded the Citron car company in France and his father was a Swiss Calvinist who worked for the Rothschild family. He started boarding at the age of seven for reasons related to the First World War at Ascham StVincent's School, a former boarding school for boys in the seaside town of Eastbourne in Sussex. He became known for his precocity at Eton. He was fond of sports, particularly rugby, and played well on the Eton Wall Game. He came second in his year and first in classics in the final exams. In his last year as a member of the senior council, he tried to get the abolition of corporal punishment at the school.He received a scholarship to Christ Church. After graduating from Oxford, <mask>r returned to England and published his first book, Language, Truth and Logic, in 1936. The first exposition in English of logical positivism was developed by the Vienna

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texts: Circle at the age of 26. In the Oxford by-election campaign of 1938, <mask>r played a prominent role. The Labour candidate Patrick Gordon Walker and the Labour-Liberal "Independent Progressive" candidate Sandie Lindsay both ran on anti-appeasement platforms. It was close when the by-election was held in October of 1938. He was an officer in the Welsh Guards in the Second World War.On September 21, 1940, he was commissioned second lieutenant into the Welsh Guards. After the war, he returned to the University of Oxford and became a fellow and Dean. He appeared on radio and television after teaching philosophy at London University. He was a social mixer and liked dancing at clubs in London and New York. He was a fan of the football team and had been for many years a season ticket holder. <mask>r was a well- connected figure in his time, with close links to high society and the establishment. He is often described as charming, but at times he could be intimidating.He was married four times. His first marriage was to Grace Isabel Renée, 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 INRDeals INRDeals Stuart Hampshire married Renée. He married Dee in 1960 and had a son. In 1983 the marriage of <mask>r and Wells was dissolved and in the same year he

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texts: married the wife of a politician. She died in 1985 and he remarried Dee Wells in 1989. He had a daughter with a Hollywood columnist.During the founding meeting of the Congress for Cultural Freedom in West Berlin in 1950, <mask>r stated that he only went because of the offer of a "free trip". <mask> Mill's liberal conceptions of liberty and freedom were valid for the 20th century, according to a speech given by <mask>r. Together with the historian Hugh Trevor-Roper, they fought against the anti-communism of <mask> and the proposal of illiberal measures in the defense of liberty. The Korean War broke out on the fourth day of the congress in West Berlin, making it feel like the world was on the verge of war. Sir <mask> was the Professor of Logic at Oxford from 1959 to 1978. He was knighted in 1970. In the fall of 1987, <mask>r was a visiting professor at Bard College.At a party held by fashion designer Fernando Sanchez, <mask>r confronted Mike Tyson who was forcing himself upon Naomi Campbell. When Tyson was told to stop, he asked, "Do you know who I am?" I'm the champion of the world, and I'm the former Wykeham Professor of Logic. Both of us are pre-eminent in our field. We should talk about this like rational men. Campbell was allowed to slip out as Tyson and <mask>r began to talk. The Chairman of the Campaign Against Racial Discrimination in Sport, as well as the President of the Homosexual Law Reform Society, were involved in politics being involved in anti-Vietnam War activism.In 1988, a year before his death, he wrote an article titled "What I saw when I was dead". It slightly weakened my conviction

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texts: that my genuine death will be the end of me, though I continue to hope that it will be. He changed his mind a few weeks later, saying that his experiences have weakened, not his belief that there is no life after death. He died on June 27th, 1989. A memorial plaque was unveiled in 1995 at 51 York Street, where <mask>r lived from 1980 to 1989. The verification principle is the only valid basis for philosophy. Unless logical or empirical verification is possible, statements like "God exists" or "charity is good" are meaningless and may be excluded or ignored.Religious language was nonsense and unverifiable. He dislikes C. A. Mace's opinion that metaphysics is a form of intellectual poetry. The stance that a belief in "God" doesn't mean a hypothesis is sometimes referred to as igtheism. He began to refer to himself as an unbeliever after he stated that he did not believe in God. He debated with the Jesuit scholar Frederick Copleston on the topic of religion. The ordinary system of ethics is divided into four classes: "positions that express definitions of ethical terms, or judgements about the legitimacy or possibility of certain definitions", "positions describing the phenomena of moral experience, and their causes", and "Ex". He agrees with ethical intuitionists that moral judgments cannot be translated into non-ethical, empirical terms.He doesn't use appeals to intuition of non-empirical moral truths as "worthless" since the intuition of one person often differs from that of another. Between 1945 and 1947, together with Russell and George Orwell, he contributed a series of articles to Polemic, a


title: A. J. Ayer

texts: short-lived British "Magazine of Philosophy, Psychology, and Aesthetics". The British humanist movement was closely associated with <mask>r. He was an associate of the Rationalist Press Association. He was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 1965, he became the first president of the Agnostics' Adoption Society, and in the same year he became the president of the British Humanist Association. He edited a collection of essays on the meaning of humanism in 1968.He was one of the signers of the manifesto. The verification principle was popularised by <mask> through his presentation in Language, Truth, and Logic. At the heart of the debates of the Vienna Circle was the principle. The leading light of the circle was already offering his own papers on the issue. The only way a sentence can be meaningful is if it has empirical import, otherwise it is either tautologous or metaphysical. It's meaningless, or "literally meaningless". The book was published when he was 26 years old.The Vienna Circle and David Hume influenced <mask>r's ideas. The book is a classic of the 20th century analytic philosophy and is read in philosophy courses around the world. The Turing test was published in 1950 to test a machine's ability to demonstrate intelligence, and the distinction between a conscious man and an unconscious machine was proposed by <mask>r. Russell and Moore: The Analytic Heritage was written by <mask>r. An introductory book on the philosophy of David Hume was written by him. Heidegger was a critic of the German philosopher. Heidegger's vast, overarching theories regarding existence were in

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texts: conflict with the logical positivist's.These were completely unverifiable through empirical demonstration and logical analysis, and this sort of philosophy is an unfortunate strain on modern thought. He thought that Heidegger was the worst example of such philosophy. Heidegger is accused of "surprising ignorance" or "unscrupulous distortion" in the book "Philosophy in the Twentieth Century". The Central Questions of Philosophy was published after the Gifford Lectures. He defends his selection to hold the lectureship on the basis that Lord Gifford wanted to promote "natural theology", and that non-believers are allowed to give the lectures if they are "able reverent men". He believed that the whole of metaphysics, theology and Aesthetics were not matters that could be judged to be true or false and that it was meaningless to discuss them. He criticized the private language argument in The Concept of a Person and Other Essays.J. L<mask> was a critic of the sense-data theory in Foundations of Empirical Knowledge. The essay "Has <mask> Refuted the Sense-datum Theory?" was written by <mask>r. It can be found in Metaphysics and Common Sense. On January 1, 1970, he was awarded a Knighthood. Language, Truth, and Logic was published in 1936. The second ed. was published in 1946. There is a new introduction, London: Penguin.The Foundations of Empirical Knowledge was published in 1940. The Philosophical Essays was written in London. There are essays on freedom, phenomenalism, basic proposition, and other minds. "The conception of probability as a logical relation" was written in 1957. The Problem of Knowledge was

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texts: published in London. "Logical Positivism - A Debate" was published in 1957. The Concept of a Person and Other Essays was written in 1963.The concept of a person is one of theEssays on truth, privacy and private languages. Has <mask> Refuted the Sense-Data Theory? There are two volumes, Synthese vol. and Synthese vol. pp. 117–140 In 1969 it was reprinted. The origins of pragmatism was published in 1968.Metaphysics and Common Sense was published in 1969. Essays on knowledge, man as a subject for science, chance, philosophy and politics, and a reply to <mask> on sense-data theory are some of theEssays on knowledge, man as a subject for science, chance, philosophy and politics, and a reply to <mask> on sense-data theory Russell and Moore: The Analytical Heritage was published in 1971. In 1972 Probability and Evidence was published. Fontana Modern Masters was written by Russell. The Central Questions of Philosophy was published in 1973. Part of My Life was written by Collins."Replies" was published in 1979 in Perception and Identity: Essays presented to A. J<mask>r. Philosophy in the Twentieth Century, London: Weidenfeld, was published in 1982. Freedom and Morality and Other Essays was published in 1984. More of My Life was written by Collins. The book was written by Ludwig Wittgenstein, London: Penguin. Random House was in New York in 1986. London: Secker & Warburg was written by Thomas Paine.The meaning of life and other essays were written in 1990. "A Defense of Empiricism" was published in 1991. A. J. <mask>r: Memorial Essays was published by the Royal Institute of Philosophy. Cambridge University Press.

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texts: "Intellectual Autobiography" and "Repiies in" were written in 1992. The philosophy of A.J. A priori knowledge list of British philosophers can be found here.The year 1989. "That undiscovered country" is in the New Humanist. pp. 104 (1), May. 10–13. Ben Rogers was born in 1999. A.J. A life.Hilary Spurling wrote a review for The New York Times. <mask>'s review of Karl Sigmund's "Positive Thinking" can be read further. The New York Review of Books is an anthology. LXIV, no. 20 December, pp. 74–75. Ted Honderich talks about <mask>r's philosophy.<mask> and <mask> are related. The British Academy's Proceedings of the British Academy were published in 1996. 257–265. The Encyclopedia of Philosophy was published in May 2005. The Great Philosophers interview with Bryan Magee was featured in the film "Frege, Russell, and Modern

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texts: <mask> is a South Korean actor and singer. He was a member of a club. After the release of Super Junior's third studio album Sorry, Sorry in 2009, <mask> left the group to pursue his acting career. <mask> left SM Entertainment and ended his contract with the company. <mask> made his television debut in 2004. <mask> was born in South Korea in 1987. <mask>e-hee is his younger sister.One of his cousins is an actor and model. He attended Santa Monica High School in Los Angeles, California at the age of ten. He was discovered by a talent agent from South Korea and was recommended to try out for the Starlight Casting System by SM Entertainment. <mask> was trained in areas of singing, acting, dancing, and other performing talents after signing a contract with SM Entertainment. He returned to Los Angeles to visit his family and attend short school sessions when he resided in Seoul. <mask> made his acting debut in April Kiss as young Han Jung Woo. In March 2005, there was a second drama, Sharp 2, with co-stars Go Ara and Heechul.He played a small role in the MBC drama Marrying a Millionaire, in which he played the young <mask>on. <mask>'s debut with Super Junior and solo activities took place on November 6, 2005 on Popular Songs. Their debut album, SuperJunior05 (Twins), was released a month later on December 5, 2005. There are 3 MIAK K-pop albums on the charts. He played the lead role in the MBC daily sitcom, Rainbow Romance, with <mask>ul, for 243 episodes. Go Ara, Snow Flower was <mask>'s second drama. SM Entertainment

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texts: began to recruit new members for the next generation of Super Junior.Plans changed and the company stopped forming future Super Junior generations. The group dropped the "05" from their name and became officially credited as Super Junior. The group's first CD single "U" was released on June 7, 2006 and was their most successful single until the release of "Sorry, Sorry" in March 2009. Attack on the Pin-Up Boys was a high school Korean film that starred all members of Super Junior except Kyuhyun. He plays the narrator of the story and is a student at the school. In April 2008, <mask> returned to acting after 16 months, starring in another daily MBC drama, Happy Events with Wang Bitna. He was one of the co-presenters of Thailand's 12 Plus Powder along with his band mate, Choi Siwon.The co-presenter was replaced by bandmate Donghae for another product of 12 Plus. When Super Junior released their third album, Sorry, Sorry, <mask> was absent from the promotions for the first single, "Sorry, Sorry", leading to speculation that he left the band. <mask> was absent from all promotions when Super Junior released their second single, "It's You". SM said that <mask> had not left Super Junior, but that he was busy with solo projects. <mask> did not take part in the Super Show 2 Tour due to an injury to his foot that required six weeks of rest. After the release of "Sorry, Sorry - Answer", <mask> who was absent from the music video stated, "I am in the process of preparing for the play and releasing the drama." I need to be

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texts: further discussed with my company about whether or not I will participate in the fourth album, resume solo activities, or continue acting.<mask> left SM Entertainment in 2010 to star in his second film Jumunjin. It is a love story of a ghost man and a girl who lives in the country. <mask> was in A Nap at the Baekam Art Hall from January 26 to March 28. He played a young version of the male lead. The play was written by Park Min-gyu and directed by Hur Jin-ho. In May 2010 it was confirmed that <mask> wouldn't be involved in the fourth album, Bonamana, or any other Super Junior activities until further notice, as he was concentrating on his acting career. <mask> played a Joseon scholar in a historical drama.<mask> will play the male lead in I Love Lee Tae-ri, where he plays a 14-year-old middle school student who goes to a performance of his favorite singer and becomes a man in his 20s. <mask> will play Duan Yu in the Chinese television drama, The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, and the title character in the Chinese television drama, Lucky Tianbao. Kibum ended his contract with SM Entertainment on August 18, 2015. Kibum appeared in a Chinese film in August of last year. On June 25, Kibum was an actor. The new variety show Two Feet Life will feature Kibum. On January 13, it was confirmed that Kibum left Clover Company and signed an exclusive contract with PA Entertainment and plans to accelerate his acting activities in the future."Can it be love?" is a discography from 2006 <mask>-bum is the official agency profile of

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title: Jake LaMotta

texts: Giacobbe " <mask>" <mask> (July 10, 1922 - September 19, 2017) was an American professional boxer, world middleweight champion, and stand-up comedian. Nicknamed "The Bronx Bull" or "Raging Bull", <mask> was a rough fighter who was not a big puncher, but he would subject his opponents to vicious beatings in the ring. He developed a reputation for being a "bully" due to his use of constant stalking, brawling and inside fighting. In an era of great middleweights, <mask> took in as much as he could. With a thick skull and jaw muscles, LaMotta was able to absorb incredible amounts of punishment over the course of his career, and is thought to have one of the greatest chins in boxing history. One of the most notable rivalries in the sport was between <mask> and Sugar Ray Robinson. Although each fight was close and <mask> dropped Robinson to the canvas multiple times, he only won one of the bouts.In the movie Raging Bull, Robert De Niro portrayed <mask>, while Joe Pesci played his brother. Ring Magazine has a list of the best fighters of the last 80 years. He was ranked as one of the 10 greatest middleweights of all time. He was in the inaugural class of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. <mask> was born on the Lower East Side of New York City in 1922 to Italian parents. His daughter Christi said in a Facebook post that his year of birth was 1922. His mother was born in the

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texts: United States to Italian immigrants, while his father was an immigrant from Sicily.After living in Philadelphia, the family moved to New York and settled in the Bronx. <mask>'s father forced the boy to fight other boys in order to entertain neighborhood adults who threw pocket change into the ring. The money was used to help pay the rent. The creator of the Chipwich ice cream treat was one of LaMotta's cousins. He was sent to a reformatory in upstate New York where he learned to box. He became a professional at age 19 in 1941. During World War II, he was rejected for military service because of a childhood mastoid operation on one of his ears.In his first fifteen bouts, <mask> went 14–0–1 (3KOs) before losing a highly controversial split decision to Jimmy Reeves in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. There was a lot of chaos after the decision was announced. The crowd booed for 20 minutes as fights broke out around the ring. The organist tried to calm the crowd by playing the "Star Spangled Banner". The two boxers fought in the same arena one month later. A less controversial decision was lost by LaMotta. The third match between the two took place in Detroit, Michigan.The first five rounds were close. In the sixth round, LaMotta floored Reeves, who was down for a second. After the fight resumed, LaMotta landed a left on Reeves' chin, sending him to the floor. As the

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217The second fight took place on February 5, 1943 in Detroit, Michigan. The eighth round was historic. Robinson was sent through the ropes after LaMotta landed a right to his head and a left to his body. Robinson was saved by the bell. After knocking Robinson out of the ring, LaMotta dominated and outpointed him for the rest of the fight. Robinson couldn't keep LaMotta at bay. Robinson was defeated for the first time in his career.Robinson's former home of Detroit was the site of the second 10-round fight between the two on February 26, 1943. Robinson was knocked down in the 7th round. He hurt me with a left in the seventh round. I decided to stay on the deck. Robinson used a left jab and uppercuts to win the fight. Robinson would be in the army the next day, so the fight was given to him. Two years after the third fight, the duo's final 10 rounder took place at Madison Square Garden in New York.Robinson won by a unanimous decision. On September 26, 1945, <mask> and Robinson faced off at Comiskey Park. Robinson won by a very controversial split decision. The 14,755 people in attendance booed the decision. In his book,


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texts: <mask> said that the decision was criticized by several newspapers and boxing publishers. Robinson said it was the toughest fight he had ever had. Billy Fox knocked out <mask> in the fourth round on November 14, 1947.The fight was suspected to have been fixed by the New York State Athletic Commission. During a case with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the fight with Fox would haunt him later in life. In his testimony and later book, LaMotta admitted to throwing the fight to gain favor with the Mafia. The fix was obvious and their staging was poor. The first round, a couple of belts to his head, and I see a glassy look coming over his eyes. Jesus Christ, a couple of jabs and he's going to fall down? I started to worry a bit.It looked like I was going to hold him on his feet and nobody in the Garden knew what was happening. The Mafia paid $20,000 to throw the fight that got LaMotta his title bout. <mask> won the World Middleweight title on June 16, 1949 in Detroit, Michigan. The first round was won by <mask>, the second round was won by him, and the third round was even. Something was not right at that point. He gave up before the start of the 10th round after dislocating his arm in the first round. In the fifth round, <mask> hurt his left hand, but still landed 104 punches in the ninth round.The official score had <mask> as the winner by knockout in 10 rounds

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texts: because the bell had already rung to start the round. While he was going to fight in the United States, his Air France plane crashed in the Azores, killing everyone on board. On July 7, 1950, the World Middleweight Championship was held at Madison Square Garden. <mask> retained his title. On September 13, 1950, <mask> faced off against Dauthuille. Before <mask> became world champion, Dauthuille had beaten him by a decision. By the fifteenth round, Dauthuille was ahead on all scorecards and seemed to be on his way to another victory.<mask> hit Dauthuille with a flurry of punches that sent him down against the ropes at the end of the round. The fight was stopped with 13 seconds left. The Fight of the Year for 1950 was named by The Ring magazine. The sixth and final fight between <mask> and Robinson took place at Chicago Stadium. The fight was for the title. Boxing's version of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre was held on February 14, 1951. In the last few rounds, Robinson was able to hit <mask> so hard that he was unable to defend himself.But he wouldn't go down. Robinson won by technical knockout in the 13th round. After losing his world title, <mask> moved up to light. He had a poor start. He lost his debut against Bob Murphy and drew with Gene Hairston in his first three bouts. In his next three fights, <mask> defeated all of them by unanimous decision. <mask> had a

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texts: fight against Danny Nardico on December 31, 1952.He knocked <mask> down in the seventh round for the only time in his career. After getting up, <mask> was beaten against a corner by Nardico. The bout was stopped before the eighth round began. When he returned in early 1954. he knocked out his first two opponents, Johnny Pretzie and Al McCoy, but a controversial split decision loss to Billy Kilgore convinced him to retire. After retiring from the ring, LaMotta owned and managed a bar in Miami Beach. He became a stand-up comedian. He was charged with introducing men to a girl at a club he owned.He served six months on a chain gang after being convicted. In The Hustler, he played a bartender and appeared in more than 15 films. He was in several episodes of Car 54 Where Are You? The year 1960–63. He organized the Jake LaMotta All-Star Team in the Bronx. The LaMotta team played in an Oval located between 165th and 164th Streets. In 1965, <mask> played "Big Jule" in the Guys and Dolls production at the New York City Center.The U.S. Senate sub-committee was looking into the influence of the Mafia on boxing. The mob would arrange a title bout for him if he had thrown his bout with Billy Fox. One of the best chins in boxing was had by LaMotta. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: Story.The autobiographical details include <mask>'s life as a young criminal, his reformation in prison, his extensive career as an amateur and professional boxer, his struggles with organized crime, and his jealousy with his wife. From childhood until the end of his fame, the book details his life. La Motta, <mask> with Carter, Joseph and Savage, Peter is the first edition. The story of Raging Bull. Prentice-Hall was located in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Raging Bull Hollywood executives approached LaMotta with the idea of a movie about his life, based on his 1970 memoir. The film, Raging Bull, was initially only a minor box office success, but eventually received overwhelming critical praise for both director Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro, who gained about 60 pounds during the shooting of the film to play the older LaMotta in later scenes.De Niro trained with <mask> until he felt he was ready to box professionally. De Niro lived in Paris for three months in order to gain enough weight to portray <mask> after retirement. De Niro won an Academy Award for his performance. LaMotta had a troubled personal life, including a spell in a reformatory, and was married seven times. He admitted to raping a woman, beating his wives, and nearly killing a man during a robbery. <mask> Jr. died of cancer in February 1998. In 1998, his son Joseph died in a plane crash.<mask>

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texts: fought in the 2001 Golden Gloves championship tournament. One of John's roles was as "Duke", who ran the bar of that name in the television comedy series Frasier. William Lustig is a well-known director and producer of horror films and is the president of Blue Underground, Inc. On January 4, 2013, he married his seventh wife. The author of several books about his career, his life, and his fights with Robinson remained active on the speaking and autograph circuit. The New York stage production, Lady and the Champ, had <mask> in it. The New York Times criticized the production for being poorly executed and a "bizarre debacle".The subject of a documentary is <mask>. The film features an appearance by Mike Tyson, as well as other notable athletes, actors and <mask>'s family and friends. MGM sued to stop the sequel to Raging Bull, saying that LaMotta did not have the right to make a sequel. The title of the film was changed to The Bronx Bull after the lawsuit was settled. Paul Sorvino plays his father in LaMotta: The Bronx Bull. It also has Joe Mantegna, Tom Sizemore, and others. At the age of 95, <mask> died of pneumonia in a nursing home in Florida.The Bronx Walk of Fame References External links Whitney Martin (AP), "Lamotta Near End Of Trail", Lewiston Daily Sun, January 3, 1922 births 2017: deaths American boxers of Italian descent American male stage actors American

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title: John J. Emery

texts: <mask>. was an American real estate developer. He was the developer of the Carew Tower in Cincinnati, Ohio, at the time the tallest building west of the Alleghenies and the Netherland Plaza Hotel opened at the same time. For more than four decades, he was a major figure in the city's cultural life. <mask> was born in New York City in 1898. He was the son of a real-estate millionaire and a daughter of a general. <mask>, who married first Capt., was one of his siblings. Two other people were married to Benjamin Moore and Robert Gordon McKay.His paternal grandfather was <mask>, who settled in Cincinnati in the 18th century. <mask> and General Charles Tripler Alexander were his maternal grandparents. After his mother married as her second husband, he was raised on the East Coast and in Europe. Alfred Anson lived in New York City in 1912. The 7th son of Thomas Anson, 2nd Earl of Lichfield and LadyHarriett Georgiana Hamilton was Anson. His family lived in New York City, Bar Harbor, Maine, Palm Beach, and Paris and Biarritz as a child and young man. <mask>'s education was interrupted by World War I when he was an ensign in Naval Aviation.He received his degree after returning from war. He graduated from Trinity College, Oxford, with a degree in Economics in 1922 after one year at Harvard Law School. His father developed the Emery Chemical Company after his grandfather founded the Emery Candle Company, which DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask>'s father enlarged his grandfather's real estate holdings in the center of Cincinnati. <mask>, who was planning on going into the publishing business with Canfield, stayed in Cincinnati to manage what he perceived to be the faltering family business. He consolidated the family's real estate holdings in downtown Cincinnati. The first substantial apartment houses in Cincinnati, as well as numerous other buildings downtown, were built by <mask>'s Sons.After World War II, Thomas Emery's Sons built the Terrace Plaza Hotel, which had a lobby on the eighth floor. When he sold the Terrace Plaza, he commissioned three works of art, including a mural by <mask> and a giant mobile by Alexander Calder, to be displayed at the Cincinnati Art Museum. He was an important benefactor of the Cincinnati Art Museum and the founder of the Cincinnati Country Day School. He was an original member of the Cincinnati Public Recreation Commission and served as vice-president of the Boy Scouts of America in the Cincinnati area. He was a Trustee of the Children's Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Summer Opera, the Conservatory of Music, and the National Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. He was married to Irene Langhorne Post in 1927. The niece of Lady Astor was the first woman elected to the British Parliament.She was the mother of George B. Nancy Langhorne Post was married to George B. Post IV. Post III is the grandson of the architect George B. Post. They were the parents of four children, three of which were born in Cincinnati and one in Paris. <mask>. Steele was married to Lela <mask>. In

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texts: 1967.In 1953, she married Lloyd Addison Lanier. The husband of Liliane Solmsen was a 1959 graduate of Harvard. On December 3, 1975, after his first wife's death, he had a second wife. The sister of a record producer, the daughter of a family member, and a great-granddaughter of a family member are all related to the same person. Timothy Olyphant is an actor. <mask> was buried at the Indian Hill Church in Cincinnati. <mask> and his family spent summers in Dark Harbor, Maine on Seven Hundred Acre Island, where his father-in-law built a house in 1904.Lela, who left home in 1944 to attend the Foxcroft School, was tutored at their homes at Peterloon and Seven Hundred Acre Island. In 1929, he began constructing his estate, Peterloon immediately north of Indian Hill, then a rural outer suburb of Cincinnati to which some affluent citizens of Cincinnati, Ohio were moving in search of a country life-style. The Camargo Club and the Camargo Hunt were on Indian Hill in the 1930s. The neo-Georgian brick house is an event destination owned by The Peterloon Foundation after much of Peterloon was divided into housing lots. While the Peterloon house was being built, the <mask> family could live in a five-bedroom stucco cottage nearby designed by Aldrich and Delano of New York. <mask> received the "Great Living Cincinnatian" award from The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, the William Booth Award from the Salvation Army, and the President's Award for excellence from the University of Cincinnati. He received a Doctor of Humane Letters and a Doctor of Music from the University of Cincinnati.External links lead to the University of Cincinnati. The 20th-century American business people were alumni of the Harvard

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title: Mira Sorvino

texts: <mask> was born on September 28, 1967. She won an Academy Award and a Golden Globe for her performance in Woody Allen'sMighty Aphrodite. The Replacement Killers, Summer of Sam, and Like Dandelion Dust were some of the films she starred in. For her work in television, <mask> was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a limited series or movie for her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in Norma Jean & Marilyn, and twice nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress - Miniseries or Television Film. <mask> was born in New York City to a drama therapist for Alzheimer's patients and an actor. She has two siblings. She is descended from her father's side.She was raised in Tenafly, New Jersey, where she wrote and acted in backyard plays with her childhood friend Hope Davis. She was influenced to pursue social causes by her mother, who participated in the March on Washington. Sorvino was accepted to Harvard University and excelled in high school. She was an exchange student in Beijing, China, where she learned to speak mandarin Chinese. She graduated from Harvard with a degree in East Asian studies. In 1985 she helped found the Harvard-Radcliffe Veritones, one of Harvard's co-ed a cappella groups. Sorvino's first major screen appearance was in the teen television series Swans Crossing.She was hired as third assistant director, then promoted to casting director, then to assistant producer, and finally offered a lead role in the 1993

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texts: the Toronto International Film Festival. <mask> played the mother of the lead in the film adaptation of Wendy Mass's popular children's book Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life.She reprised her role as Head Detective Betsy Brannigan on the final season of Psych and on the fourth season of Falling Skies. Sorvino played the role of Amy Whelan in Intruders. She was an actor working on a sitcom pilot called White Trash in Lady Dynamite. In the psychological thriller Look Away, Sorvino played the role of Amy. Sorvino was cast in Hollywood as an actor whose career stopped after a relationship with a studio head. <mask> was escort to the Academy Awards ceremony in 1998 where she won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in Mighty Aphrodite. Christopher Backus and Sorvino met at a friend's party.On June 11, 2004, they married in a private civil ceremony at the Santa Barbara, California courthouse, then had a hilltop ceremony in Italy. They have four children, two daughters and two sons. In honor of Sorvino's role as Susan Tyler in the film, Thomas Eisner named the compound mirasorvone. Sorvino talked about her education, living in China, and her interests in an interview with The Nerdist. She lives in Los Angeles with her family. Sorvino came out about Weinstein's sexual harassment and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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title: József Mindszenty

texts: <mask> was the leader of the Catholic Church in Hungary from 1945 to 1973. He personified uncompromising opposition to communism in Hungary for five decades. He was imprisoned by the Arrow Cross Party during World War II. He was against communism and communist persecution in his country after the war. He was tortured and given a life sentence in a 1949 show trial that generated worldwide condemnation. After eight years in prison, <mask> was granted political asylum by the United States embassy in Hungary. He lived there for fifteen years.He died in exile in Vienna in 1975, after being allowed to leave the country in 1971. Mindszenty was born on March 29, 1892 in Csehimindszent, Vas County, Austria-Hungary, to Jzsef Pehm and Borbla Kovcs. His father was a judge. He attended the Premonstratensian High School in Szombathely before entering the Szombathely Diocesan Seminary. The Feast of the Sacred Heart is when Bishop Jnos Mikesdained Mindszenty as a priest. The first of his books was published in 1917. He was rearrested by the communist Béla Kun government on July 31, 1919, after being arrested by the socialist government on February 9, 1919, for speaking out against its socialist policies.In 1939, <mask> urged his followers to vote against the Arrow Cross Party. In 1940, he published a pamphlet called "The Green Communism", in which he compared the communists to the Nazis. The uniform was green. Pakistan, 213–215. p. He changed his Hungarian name to <mask> during the Magyarization campaign in 1941. He was consecrated a bishop on March 25, 1944.The Nazi authorities were urged not to fight in Western Hungary by <mask> in a letter. After Horthy was overthrown, <mask> was arrested for his opposition to the Arrow Cross government's plan to quarter soldiers in parts of his official palace. With

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texts: the Arrow Cross puppet state collapsing, <mask> was released from house arrest at a church. On September 15, 1945, <mask> was appointed primate of Hungary and archbishop of Esztergom, the seat of the head of the Catholic Church in Hungary. Pope Pius XII told Archbishop <mask> that he would be the first to die because of the red color. To the ruling Hungarian Working People's Party, Mindszenty was the epitome of a ceremonial reaction. The use of noble and royal titles was banned by the puppet parliament in 1946, but he continued to use the traditional title of prince-primate.The US embassy rebuked him for asking them to engage in activities that were not diplomatically proper or politically feasible. The Party attacked his demands for compensation after the state seized church-owned farmlands during the Party's campaign to abolish private farm ownership. Many Church-run institutions were left penniless because of the communist government's seizure of the Church's agricultural lands. Cardinal <mask> believed that the Church sought shelter under the protection of God alone. He fought against the state policy to emancipate the Hungarian educational system from Church control by seizing parochial schools. The government banned religious orders in 1948. Mtys Rkosi accused the Cardinal and the Catholic Church of being both a reactionary force and fascist in Hungary.Rkosi claimed that the only reasons for <mask>'s opposition to the Party's policy of land confiscation were these. On December 26, 1948, Cardinal <mask> was arrested and accused of being involved in a conspiracy against the new Hungarian People's Republic. He wrote a note to the effect that he had not been involved in any conspiracy and that any confession he might make would be the result of duress. After he agreed to confess,

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title: József Mindszenty

texts: Mindszenty was hit with rubber truncheons and subjected to other forms of abuse. Mindszenty admitted to orchestrating the theft of the Crown of Saint Stephen for the sole purpose of crowning Crown Prince Otto von Habsburg as King of Hungary, scheming to overthrow the Party and reestablish capitalism, and planning a third World War. George Seldes, who had previously been kicked out of the Soviet Union and fascist Italy for his reporting, believed the allegations against Cardinal <mask>. Seldes spent the rest of his life accusing <mask> of being a Nazi.The American section of the resident foreign press corps in Hungary urged Seldes to report the facts about Cardinal <mask>'s collaboration with the Nazis, his part in the deportation of the Jewish population to Hitler's death camps. Mindzenty's show trial began on February 3, 1949. The Cardinal denied that he was hoping for war after he was involved in a Habsburg restorationist organization that was planning to form a government after an American invasion. He said they prayed for peace. He admitted that he smuggled tens of thousands of dollars into Hungary, but did not admit to espionage for foreign powers. Mindzenty said in court that he did not deny one or another part of the charges, but he did not subscribe to the conclusion. "My words have come true and all I can do is pray; I cannot help him any other way," Pope Pius XII said as he followed the trial.On February 8th, <mask> was sentenced to life imprisonment. A white book containing his alleged confessions and case materials was released by the government. The trial and conviction of Mindszenty were excommunicated by Pope Pius XII. The Pope asked the crowd in St. Peter's Square if they wanted the Church to remain silent when She should speak. Do you want a Church that takes the easy way

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title: József Mindszenty

texts: of adapting Herself to the opinion of the day, a Church that does not condemn the suppression of conscience, and a Church that does not stand up for the rights of conscience? Beloved daughters and sons! The spiritual heirs of martyrs and numberless confessors.The Church is venerate and love. Would you recognize the features of your mother in such a church? "In reply to the Holy Father came a single cry like thunder still ringing in our ears: 'No!'" said Sister Pascalina, who witnessed the rally. The Pope publicly condemned the Cardinal's conviction and described his tortures. In the middle of the Hungarian Revolution, <mask> was released from prison. On 2 November, he praised the rebels. He broadcasted in favor of recent anti-communist developments.When the Soviet Union invaded Hungary, Cardinal <mask> sought Imre Nagy's advice and was granted political asylum in the United States embassy. After 15 years, <mask> was unable to leave the grounds and did not participate in the papal conclaves. The communist official in charge of all cultural and religious matters in Hungary felt uneasy about <mask>'s plight in the late 1960s when he fell seriously ill and rumors spread of his impending death. Jnos Kdr, the leader of the party, failed to convince Aczél that commutation of <mask>'s sentence would allow the state to better control the remaining clergy. Pope Paul VI offered a compromise, declaring <mask> a "victim of history" and removing the excommunication imposed on the people involved in his trial. The Hungarian government allowed <mask> to leave the country. He moved to Vienna, Austria, on October 23, 1971, after Rome advised him to resign from the Catholic Church in Hungary in exchange for uncensored publication of his memoirs.<mask> was not required to step down at the time he denied

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title: József Mindszenty

texts: rumors of his resignation. At the age of 81, Mindszenty was stripped of his titles by the Pope, who refused to fill the seat while he was still alive. In 1975, Mindszenty visited Hungarian emigrants in Venezuela and Bogot. After returning to Europe feeling unwell, Mindszenty died in Vienna at the age of 83. The Pope made Bishop Lszl Lékai the primate of Hungary in 1976, ending a long battle with the communist government. The remains of Mindszenty were returned to Esztergom by the newly elected government in 1991. In modern-day Hungary, <mask> is revered for his courage and resolve while opposing the Arrow Cross Party, during Communist imprisonment, and in exile.The life of the Cardinal is celebrated in the Mindszenty Museum. There is a statue of Cardinal Mindszenty at a church. The Hungarian community of Greater Cleveland donated a monument to Cardinal <mask> Plaza in 1977. There is a memorial to Mindszenty in Parque Bustamante, the same park where a monument to the martyrs of the Hungarian Revolution stands. Cardinal Mindszenty visited the school in 1974. The monks who founded the school were associated with Saint Martin's Archabbey in Pannonhalma. There is a memorial on the school's campus.A monument commemorates the December 1974 mass at St Raymond Church in Menlo Park, California, which was included in the Cardinal's visit to the San Francisco Bay Area. The beatification and eventual canonization of Cardinal <mask> has been on the Hungarian Catholic Church's agenda ever since communism fell in 1989, and the 2005-2013 pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI was seen by many analysts as an excellent opportunity to achieve both. The cause for the cardinal's beatification opened on 15 June 1993 and Mindszenty became a Servant of God after theCCS assented to introducing the cause in a decree

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title: József Mindszenty

texts: nihil obstat. The process of collecting his spiritual writings and collecting witness interrogatories to attest to his reputation for holiness was opened in Esztergom on 19 March 1994 and closed in October 1996. The late cardinal's cause for beatification was supported by the Hungarian Bishops' Conference. Theologians approved of the cause on 14 June. On February 12th, Pope Francis declared Mindszenty venerable.The 1950 American film Guilty of Treason was based on Mindszenty's personal papers and starred Charles Bickford as the cardinal. Alec Guinness plays a fictionalized version of Mindszenty in the 1955 British film The Prisoner. At least one of his film portrayals was disliked by Mindszenty. The 1966 episode "Old Man Out" of Mission: Impossible was based on Mindszenty. The episode's premise was that a Catholic cardinal, a political prisoner and hero to his people, was slated for execution in an Eastern European prison. He was supposed to be smuggled out of the prison and country before his execution. There is a list of people granted political asylum in the Black Book of Communism.Sister M. Lehnert's memoirs are about her years of service to Pope Pius XII. Saint Augustine's Press is in South Bend. The " His Eminence files" are from the American Embassy in Hungary. ed by dm Somorjai. This small honest nation was served in American archives and Commented by American diplomats. Ed. by dm Somorjai OSB.The year is XLIBRIS. The Mindszenty Jzsef is a part of the paksy Zoltn. The year 2014, Korunk. You can access it online at www.multunk.hu. The correspondence of Cardinal Jzsef <mask> with the Holy See from the American Legation was written by Somorjai and Zinner. The Sank Ottilien was published by the EOS Verlag. There is a documentary about Cardinal <mask>'s life while in exile in the USA

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title: Jodie Emery

texts: <mask> is a Canadian cannabis rights activist. She is married to another activist. Until the business was shut down by police, the couple were co-owners of Cannabis Culture, a business that franchised pot dispensary. According to prosecutors, they obtained the cannabis from illegal sources. Cannabis Culture magazine and Pot TV were owned by them. She ran a cannabis legalisation platform in the Green Party of British Columbia, and the British Columbia Marijuana Party, but was unsuccessful in her attempt to become a member of the federal Liberal Party. <mask> was born and raised in Kamloops, BC, and graduated from St. Michael's University School in Victoria, British Columbia.She moved to Canada in 2004. They were married on July 23, 2006 Since 2004, she has been active in cannabis legalisation movements. She was hired as an assistant editor of Cannabis Culture magazine in 2005, after she began her activism by helping pack mail order cannabis as a teenager. "4/20", "Cannabis Day", and Global Marijuana March rallies in Toronto, as well as other events in Canada and the United States, have been attended by <mask>. <mask> testified in favor of marijuana legalization at the Washington state legislature in 2011. In April 2012 she was part of a national press conference hosted by Stop the Violence BC which featured former British Columbia attorney general Geoffrey Plant, Dr. Evan Wood, and the United States prosecutor of her husband, John McKay.During her husband's five year incarceration in the United States, <mask> was active in trying to get her husband back to Canada, and she held a press conference in Parliament with three Members of Parliament. The <mask> <mask> Show was a weekly video broadcast. <mask> appeared in the film "Don't Legalize It". The films include "Prince of Pot: The US vs <mask>", "A NORML Life", and "Legalize It". <mask> and <mask> were both arrested in Montreal on December 16, 2016 after opening several new Cannabis Culture dispensaries in that city. There were 19 Cannabis Culture dispensaries in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec at one time. The Cannabis Culture shops were raided and a couple was arrested at Pearson International Airport.The charges against 17 employees were dropped, but <mask>

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title: Jodie Emery

texts: <mask> was convicted of possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking and possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000. <mask> was found guilty of possession of marijuana for purpose of trafficking, possession of marijuana and possession of proceeds of crime more than $5,000. They had to pay fines and a victim surcharge and be placed on two years of supervised release. After pleading guilty, the couple was fined and placed on two years of supervised release. Three people were convicted of drug related charges. "No doubt there were pro social motives that were behind the actions, but at the same time, I have to recognize that much profit was made", said the Justice who ruled that the operation of pot shops was a form of civil disobedience. <mask> has been featured in mainstream media since 2004.She has written for the National Post, Huffington Post, and The Guardian UK. Hundreds of interviews have been given to her by local, provincial and national television and radio. <mask> has been profiled in newspapers and magazines in both the United States and Canada. <mask> was a regular on the Global TV's BC1 channel show "Unfiltered", providing opinion on a wide range of current events and news stories. She frequently comments on issues beyond legalization through her account. She supports non-violence, tax spending reform, electoral reform, environmental awareness, policing and prison reform, and affordable education. She ran for office in B.C.There were Marijuana Party candidates in 2005 and 2008. She was a candidate for the BC Green Party and lost to a Liberal Party member. She was elected as a director-at-large at the 2010 BC Green Party Annual General Meeting after being the BC Green Party's policing and crime critic. She ran again in the general election for the BC Green Party, finishing with 11.39% of the vote. It was not possible for <mask> to get the nomination for the Liberal Party in the riding of Vancouver East, held in Parliament by the New Democratic Party. <mask> and her husband have been separated for over a year. References External links Official site Cannabis Culture Canadian women in business Living people 1985 births Marijuana Party (Canada) politicians British Columbia Marijuana Party

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title: Donogh O'Malley

texts: The Minister for Education from 1966 to 1968, the Minister for Health from 1966 to 1966 and the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance from 1961 to 1965, were all Irish Fianna Fil politicians. He was a Teachta Dla for the Limerick East constituency. The Minister introduced free secondary school education in the Republic of Ireland. O'Malley was born in 1921. He was educated by the Jesuits at Crescent College and Clongowes Wood College. He received a degree in engineering from UCG in 1943. He became involved in politics after returning to Limerick, where he worked as an engineer.Rugby O'Malley was a rugby player at provincial and club level. During World War II, there was a suspension of international matches. He met the woman he would marry in 1947 at a rugby match. He assisted him with the Irish language segments of his speeches. The couple had two children, Daragh and Suzanne. Patrick Kavanagh's ideal love in the poem "On Raglan Road" is O'Malley's wife. The sister of the actor Richard Harris died tragically at the age of 21.He was born into a politically active family who supported Cumann na n Gaedheal, the party which emerged from the anti-Treaty side of the Irish Civil War. He was a member of the Limerick Corporation. The third O'Malley brother to hold the office was Michael, who held the office from 1948 to 1949. At the 1954 general election, <mask> O'Malley was elected to Dil ireann as a member of the Fianna Fil party, but they did not return him to government. His party was returned to power in 1957 after he spent the rest of the decade on the back benches. The modernising process began when Sen Lemass took over from amon de Valera. The old guard who had served the party since its foundation in 1926 began to retire after Lemass introduced younger cabinet ministers.In 1961, O'Malley joined the government as a Parliamentary Secretary. The men in the mohair suits were part of a new style of politician that emerged in the 1960s. This generation of


title: Joseph S. Fruton

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Polish-American biochemist and historian of science. His most significant scientific work involved synthetic peptides and their interactions with proteases, and he and his wife published an influential textbook. Fruton worked on the history of science from 1970 until his death. <mask>'s father was a grain merchant and his mother was a French teacher. The Fruchtgartens came to the United States shortly before the start of World War I. They lived in New York City from 1913 to 1917, and in April 1917 they were occupied by the Red Army in the midst of the Russian Civil War. Fruchtgarten attended school intermittently from 1917 to 1923, learning French, German, and Latin in addition to Polish and English.The Fruchtgartens changed their name to Fruton to avoid being targets of anti-Semitism. <mask>n learned early on not to advertise either his Jewishness or his atheism. Fruton joined the first class of students at James Madison High School after a few months at De Witt Clinton High School. He excelled in chemistry after graduating summa cum laude. He applied to Columbia University after an initial rejection, but his mother convinced an admissions official to reverse the decision because the school had already admitted a quota of New York Jews. Fruton was inspired by the character Max Gottlieb from the Sinclair Lewis novel Arrowsmith. Fruton was turned on to biochemistry by the lectures and lab-work of organic chemist John M. Nelson.He went to graduate school in the Department of Biological Chemistry in the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons after receiving his degree in chemistry. Fruton's PhD work focused on "the lability of cystine in alkali", although he developed a broad interest in the range of biochemistry-related research being pursued at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Fruton became active in opposing militarism and anti-Semitism during graduate school. He married <mask>

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title: Joseph S. Fruton

texts: "Topsy" <mask> in 1936. Fruton became a research assistant to Max Bergmann after completing his PhD in May 1934. Fruton was a researcher at the Rockefeller Institute from 1934 to 1945, part of Max Bergmann's long-term and very successful research program. Fruton tested the stereochemical specificity of dipeptidase.Fruton was a pioneer in the synthesis of stereospecific dipeptides and other small peptides. Significant instances of specificity in a range of proteases were found by Fruton and his colleagues. He discovered a synthetic peptide that pepsin would act on, contrary to the idea that pepsin wouldn't act on short synthetic peptides. He worked on applications of Bergmann and Zervas's carbobenzoxy method of peptide synthesis and some of the associated side reactions. The National Defense Research Committee, part of the Office of Scientific Research and Development, oversaw research in Bergmann's lab between December 1941 and the end of World War II. The chemistry of nitrogen mustards was studied by Fruton. Fruton won the Eli Lilly Award in 1943.After Max Bergmann's death, Fruton joined the Yale University Department of Physiological Chemistry and taught biological chemistry to medical students. The editor of the Journal of Biological Chemistry, Rudolph Anderson, came to Yale at the same time as Fruton. Fruton visited the laboratories of several renowned biochemists, including Alexander Todd's lab at Cambridge University, Hugo Theorell's lab in Stockholm, and Kaj Linderstrm-Lang's chemistry department at the Carlsberg Laboratory. At the end of his five-year appointment as assistant professor, Fruton was promoted to full professor and the only Jew in the medical school. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1952 and became chairman of the Department of Physiological Chemistry, reflecting the shift in research focus from medical to general biological problems. Warren Weaver was making enzymology one of the


title: Joseph S. Fruton

texts: Foundation's research focuses and most of Fruton's early research at Yale was funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. A growing lab was headed by Fruton.The action of proteolytic enzymes and the chemical were the two main areas of research. The members of Fruton's lab studied several peptidases, as well as catalyzed transpeptidation, which was thought to be part of the biosynthesis of the proteins. Rather than leading a team effort focused on a small number of high priority problems, Fruton allowed members of his laboratory to choose their own problems. Mary Ellen Jones was a PhD student in Fruton's lab. Several prominent biochemists from outside Yale spent time in Fruton's biochemistry department during his tenure as chair. One of the most influential textbooks for a generation of biochemistry students was written by Fruton and <mask>onds. The second edition was produced in 1958.Fruton became Director of the Division of Science at Yale after giving advice to the president. His proposal to combine the biophysics and biochemistry departments was rejected, but his work led to the creation of the MBB. Fruton was burnt out on Yale politics after a long conflict with the provost, which resulted in the creation of the MBB department after he failed to attract a prominent scientist from outside. As the MBB department was being created and the Department of Biochemistry was entering a "crisis" because of the loss of experienced faculty, Fruton and <mask> traveled abroad during the 1962–1963 academic year. Fruton died two days after his wife in New Haven. <mask> wrote Molecules and Life: Historical Essays on the Interplay of Chemistry and Biology in the 1960's. There are External links to the <mask> Fruton Papers.The Yale University Library has manuscripts and archives. Members of the United States National Academy of Sciences include Rockefeller University, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and James

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title: Bob Ehrlich

texts: <mask>., who was born November 25, 1957, is an American lawyer and politician who served as the 60th Governor of Maryland from 2003 to 2007. <mask> was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1995 to 2003 He was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates. <mask> was defeated in his re-election bid. <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to face O'Malley again. <mask> said on his website that he would return to private life. He was named chair of Romney's Maryland campaign in October of 2011.Early life, career, and family <mask> was born in the Southwest Baltimore suburb of Arbutus, Maryland, the son of Nancy (Bottorf), a legal secretary, and Robert Leroy <mask>, a commission car salesman. He was a captain of the football team and a member of the Cap and Gown Club at Princeton University, where he attended on a partial scholarship. <mask> received an A.B. from Princeton. Alexander Solzenitsyn completed a 140-page long senior thesis in politics in 1979. He graduated from the Wake Forest University School of Law in 1982. <mask> became active in politics after working for Ober, Kaler, Grimes and Shriver, a Baltimore law firm. <mask> represented parts of Baltimore County in the Maryland House of Delegates from 1987 to 1995.He married Kendel Sibiski. Drew Robert <mask> and Joshua Taylor <mask> are their sons. He is a frequent guest on the show. In 1993, 2nd district Representative Helen Delich Bentley announced that she would be vacating her seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The open seat was won by <mask> in 1994. He supported harsher gun violence penalties during his term. <mask> was a member of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee.He was co-chairman of the Congressional Steel Caucus and co-chairman of the subcommittees on health, telecommunications and the Internet. <mask> was re-elected to Congress by margins of 25% or more. He was going to run for governor in 2002. Dutch Ruppersberger

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title: Bob Ehrlich

texts: succeeded him. The second term of the Democratic Governor of Maryland ended in 2002. The final years of Glendening's term were marked by a personal marital crisis and a large state budget deficit. Glendening was criticized by the rural areas of Maryland for his excessive environmental regulations and for not giving enough attention to their needs for infrastructure improvements.On March 15, 2002, <mask> announced his candidacy. He tied his opponent to Glendening's record. Kathleen Kennedy was with him. <mask> promised to increase school funding, balance the budget and protect the bay. Michael Steele was the chair of the Maryland Republican Party. During the election, she was criticized for choosing a novice politician as her running mate. The unpopularity of Glendening, who implemented a proposal that was overturned by Maryland's highest court, hurt the campaign.<mask> remained on the attack while the lieutenant governor's poll numbers declined after it was reported that much of her campaign money was given by out-of-state donors. Though Maryland traditionally votes Democratic and has not elected a Republican governor in almost 40 years, <mask> won the race with 45% of the vote. He was the first Republican governor since 1969 to take the Vice Presidency. Fiscal responsibility, education, health, and the environment, public safety, and commerce were the "Five Pillars" of <mask>'s administration. He supported the legalization of slot machines to raise revenue. Maryland stayed below the national unemployment average under <mask>'s watch. The unemployment rate dropped from 4.5% in 2003 to 3.9% in 2006 due to an increase of 98,000 private sector jobs.The first cabinet-level agency in the nation for people with disabilities was established by Ehrlich. The act funds upgrades of water treatment plants to reduce pollution discharge by a surcharge on business and residential water and septic bills. The reduction in pollution

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title: Bob Ehrlich

texts: into the bay was expected to meet a third of Maryland's obligations. The most significant piece of legislation for the Bay in a generation was described by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. The Port of Baltimore is one of six U.S. port operations that the United Arab Emirates firm was approved to take control of. There was a controversy about the Ports World. The law banning police traffic ticket quotas was signed by <mask>.The "Fair Share Health Care Bill," also known as the Walmart Bill, was vetoed by <mask> in January 2006 because it required businesses with more than 10,000 employees in the state. The bill was nicknamed after Walmart because it was the only company in Maryland that didn't already spend eight percent. The legislation was vetoed by <mask> because it would run afoul of federal law. Despite the pleas of state representatives who benefited from Walmart's employment and feared a diminished presence in the state, the Democratic legislators of the Maryland Legislature passed the bill over <mask>'s veto. Critics of the international discount chain claimed that Wal-Mart's low wages force employees and their dependents to rely on state healthcare assistance. Wal-mart Employee and Labor Relations. The bill's supporters claimed that the veto showed <mask> had sided with big corporate interests rather than Maryland's working families.The bill was called the "first step toward government-run health care" by <mask>. He claimed that it would hurt low and middle-income consumers. On July 7, 2006 the Maryland law was found to be in violation of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act and would hurt Wal-Mart by imposing the administrative burden of tracking. Governor <mask> did not face opposition in the Republican primary when he sought a second term. <mask> was defeated in the 2006 gubernatorial election by Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, who won 53% to <mask>'s 46%. On January 17, 2007, <mask>'s term as

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texts: governor expired. A month after he left public office, <mask> and several aides from his administration opened a Baltimore-area office of a North Carolina law firm.Kendel was a director of the BankAnnapolis. Rudy Giuliani was endorsed by <mask> in March of 2007. He was the Chairman of the Mid-Atlantic Campaign Committee. From 2007 to 2010 <mask> and his wife hosted their own radio show. Since 1993, Governor <mask> has lectured at the university in Professor Richard Vatz's political persuasion class. On March 30th, <mask> announced that he would run for governor. Greivis Vsquez endorsed <mask> in June of 2010.On June 30, 2010, <mask> announced that his running mate would be Mary Kane, who had served under Governor <mask> as secretary of state, August 2, 2005, to January 17, 2007, and also as deputy secretary of state and chief legal counsel, March 2003 to August 2, 2005. He won the primary. Steele traveled to Maryland on his "Fire Pelosi" bus tour to support <mask>. Romney endorsed <mask> at the event. Rudy Giuliani said that <mask> was one of the best governors of all time. <mask> lost the general election by a wide margin. Paul Schurick, <mask>'s 2010 campaign manager, was found guilty of four counts of fraud and conspiracy in December of 2011.Julius Hensen was found guilty of one count. <mask> was named chairman of Romney's Maryland campaign in October of 2011. Donald Trump was endorsed by <mask> in May 2016 after initially supporting John Kasich. <mask> was working as senior counsel in the Washington office of King & Spalding, a major corporate law firm, on the governmental advocacy and public policy (lobbying) team. Election history! This style has a background of#ccc. "Office!!!""Subject" is a style="background:#ccc;" "Party" is a style that has a background of#ccc. Votes! "Pct!!" "Opponent!" "Party" is a style that has a background of#ccc. Votes!"Pct!!" "Opponent!" "Party" is a style that has a background

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title: Jaroslav Křička

texts: <mask> was a Czech composer, conductor, and music teacher. He was the brother of a poet. <mask> was the oldest of three siblings and the cantor of the Kel village. His mother was Frantika Kikov. His brother was a well-known poet, and his sister was a writer. As a child, <mask> received violin, piano, and voice lessons from his father. He graduated from high school in 1900.He began to compose after founding his own vocal quartet, string quartet, and student orchestra as a high school student. He moved to the Czech Republic after graduating from high school. He studied harmony and organ under the guidance of Klicka. He studied composition and conducting with two professors. The famous Czech composers were among his musical role models. He taught music theory, harmony, and chamber music at the Imperial Music School in Russia for three years after moving there from Berlin. There was an orchestra with which he performed works.He befriended Alexander Glazunov and Sergei Tanejev in Russia. Russian poetry and music influenced Kika's compositions. One of his most famous songs, "Albatross," was written in Ekaterinoslav. Mussorgsky inspired him to write his own children's songs. The choir Hlahol[cs] was directed by Kika from 1912 to 1920. He was able to study many works by contemporary Czech composers such as Vtzslav Novk, as well as premiere Novk's cantata Svatebn ko. His first major work was the opera Hipolyta.After Stecker's death in 1919, he was

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title: Jaroslav Křička

texts: appointed as a full professor of composition. He married Marie Krbov, a pianist and singer in the Hlahol choir, on October 14, 1918. The choir of the Czech Philharmonic was conducted by Kika and dk. During the critical years of World War II and the German occupation, he was the rector of the Conservatory. Many composers, including <mask> Kika, were trained by him. In the last years of his life, he dedicated himself to his work in the village of ervené Dvorce near Suice. He is buried in the Vyehrad cemetery.In 1936, <mask> Kika won a bronze medal in the art competition of the Olympic Games for his Horck suita. The Mountain Suite is an Op. 63. He received the title of Honored Artist in 1957 after being elected a member of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Arts. The Kika Brothers Museum is in Kel. <mask> Kika's work spans almost all musical genres, from passions to operetta, with a distinct emphasis on vocal compositions. He composed song cycles and cantatas as well as operas, operettas, and string quartets.The first Czech children's opera, Ogai, was written by him and he wrote many children's song cycles. In 1929, Kika wrote the music for the historical film Svat Vclav, which commemorated one thousand years since the death of the Bohemian ruler Wenceslaus I. After 1945, he began to compose operettas. In addition to his musical compositions, Kika wrote many treatises on music. Songs of the Northern Nights, Op. Song Cycles Severn noci. Four songs are

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title: Dian Wei

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title: Nathan Wang

texts: <mask><mask> was born in Los Angeles, California, USA. He received a scholarship to study at Oxford University after graduating from a California college. He won the cable ace award for the soundtrack to the documentary The Lost Children of Berlin. The aviation film, One Six Right, had an acclaimed soundtrack composed by him. Beijing De Tao Masters Academy (DTMA), a high-level, multi-disciplined, application-oriented higher education institution in Shanghai, China, has <mask> as a Master of Movie Music. <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California, to parents from China. He started playing the piano when he was three.He graduated from Pomona College in 1979. <mask> is an associate professor of film scoring. Flight of the Living Dead is a new title. The World According to Sesame Street, Ten days that Unexpectedly Changed America, and She's the Man are just a few of the shows. Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry is a French title. The title is "Shen hua" in Hong Kong. The Myth, One Six Right, Come as You Are, The American Experience, and Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical are English titles.Kifferwahn is a co-composer. The Four Chaplains: Sacrifice at Sea, A Remarkable Promise, and Red Trousers: The Life of the Hong Kong Stuntmen all have new titles. Hongku zi is a title from Hong Kong. Who's Your Daddy? is a Cantonese title. The Black Magic, A Salute to Robert Altman, and "American Family" are unknown episodes. "American Family: Journey of Dreams" is a USA show. Stealing Bess is a video title.Nine Dog Christmas (2001) is a film. The title is China Strike Force. "That's Life" (2 episodes, 2000) is a Hong Kong title. "Sabrina" is a

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