title: Dimash Kudaibergen

texts: the Winter Universiade opening ceremony, Kudaibergen sang Sarah Brightman's "A Question of Honor" with Zarina Altynbayeva. He performed his first ever song in a language other than English. Kudaibergen's meeting with his childhood hero,Jackie Chan, was shown during the broadcast of episode 4. Kudaibergen won episode 6 with his performance of "Adagio". Kudaibergen performed his rendition of the traditional Kazakh folk song "Daididau" with the Folk Instrumental ensemble of his university. Kudaibergen and the instrumentalists wore traditional costumes.He began the performance by playing a traditional piece on the dombra and then singing "Daididau". He was third. His performance was well received by the people of China. <mask> said in an interview that this gave him the chance to make sure that music knows no boundaries. A documentary about Kudaibergen aired after the broadcast of episode 7. The lyrics of Kudaibergen's song "Unforgettable Day" were translated into mandarin for episode 10. He was in third place."Unforgettable Day" reached the top of the Fresh Asia Music Charts within a few days. The theme song of the movie Battle of Memories was released on 5 April. In the 12th episode of Singer, Kudaibergen performed "The Diva Dance" and "Confessa" in Italian. He was promoted to the final after placing second. "Go Go Power Rangers", the theme song of the movie Power Rangers in China, was released on April 12. Kudaibergen sang a duet with Laure Shang in the final of Singer. He was runner-up in Singer.Kudaibergen performed a new


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texts: song, "Give Me Love", in the final episode of Singer. Kudaibergen appeared on several Chinese TV programs, including "Happy Camp", "My Boyfriend's A Superstar/Fan Fan Boyfriend", and "Come Sing with Me", where fans were selected to sing with their idols. After the completion of Singer, he was welcomed with a reception in Astana. Kudaibergen appeared and performed on numerous TV shows and public events. His performances in France included his performance of "SOS d'un terrien en détresse" in the popular France 2 TV show Les Années Bonheur, as well as his charity performances at the Global Gift Galas in Paris and Cannes. There is a UNESCO Gala in Paris. He held his first large-scale solo concert in June of last year.Most of the three-hour concert was accompanied by a live orchestra. "My Star", "Without You", "Last Word", and "Leyla" are his new songs. Bastau sold out to a crowd of 30,000 people. In July, <mask>'s new song "Ocean over Time" was released in China as the theme song for the game, which later won a Hollywood Music in Media Award. In the same month, he sang at the closing ceremony of the Slavic Bazaar in Vitebsk, Belarus, where his international career began, and performed several songs for the audience of the Eurasia International Film Festival. <mask> performed for a crowd of 150,000 people at the Gakku Open-air Festival. His highest recorded note prior to this event was G7 in the whistle register.He hit D8 during "Unforgettable Day" at the Gakku Festival. Denis Ten, who was an Olympic medalist and friend of

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texts: Kudaibergen, began using his rendition of "SOS d'un terrien en détresse" for his skating programs. Kudaibergen continued to have success in China and Russia. He performed "Flight of the Bumblebee" and "Auld Lang Syne" in front of a crowd at a festival. He was invited as a guest and performer at the "Choose Big Star" variety show, performed "You and Me" in a duet with Wng L at the Chinese Mid Autumn Festival, and released his first English single "Screaming" at the "IDOL Hits" He performed "Unforgettable Day" at the Miss World Final and "My Heart Will Go On" at the Hainan International Film Festival. Kudaibergen starred as the main actor in the short video play "If I Never Breathe Again" and "When You Believe", in which he also performed.He held two "D-Dynasty" concerts in Fuzhou, and Shenzhen, as well as a solo concert in London. <mask> performed at the festival. He was a judge and guest performer at the Slavic Bazaar in Vitebsk, Belarus, in July. He performed "SinfulPassion" for the first time and sang "Adagio" at the closing ceremony of the international contest for young pop singers New Wave in Russia in September. The first single of his collaboration with the renowned Russian composer was "Love of Tired Swans". "Love of Tired Swans" was one of the best songs of the year and it was performed many times in Russia. He was a member of the judges for the Super Vocal TV competition for classical singers in China.<mask> was presented to the US audience as the "Six Octave Man" and "man with the world's widest vocal range" in

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texts: the talent competition The World's Best. He performed "All by Myself" in the battle round. Despite being listed as the front-runner, <mask> withdrew from the competition because he wanted to leave the opportunity to younger performers, and after performing a riveting version of "Adagio", the other two contestants of this round were eliminated. His first album, iD, was released in China. Within 37 seconds after it was released, it was triple-Platinum. A sell-out performance of his second large-scale solo concert attracted over four thousand people from 64 countries. The songs "Mademoiselle Hyde", "Love is Like a Dream", "Know", "Olimpico", "Where Love Lives", and "Passione" were all written by Igor Krutoy.He joined Krutoy as a guest performer on the anniversary tour in October and November. The Special Prize for "Discovery of the Year" at the Russian National Music Awards "Victoria" was won by <mask>. On December 10, Kudaibergen gave his first solo concert in the USA. The show took place in New York. The venue sold out in less than an hour. In Russia, <mask> performed at the New Wave in Sochi, the closing ceremony of the WorldSkills championships in Kazan, and the Igor Krutoy Anniversary Gala on Ice in Moscow. He had more than one performance in China, including a Queen medley that he performed with the Super Vocal finalist at Singer 2019.The premiere of his song "Olimpico" (also known as "Ogni Pietra") at the opening ceremony of the European Games was one of the international performances. In early 2020, he appeared on two

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611On 17 and 20 January, Sister Cities International streamed two special performances, "Samaltau" and "SOS d'un terrien en détresse", which were performed by Kudaibergen. After the encore of the Dimash Digital Show on the same day, the single "Golden" music video by Kudaibergen made its official debut on the Tixr American streaming platform. Kudaibergen consistently received a Top 5 ranking from the MTV USA Friday Livestream. From October 2020 to June 2021, there were five top rated Kudaibergen music videos that were streamed by MTV USA Friday Livestream to the North American market and around the world. In March and May of 2021, Kudaibergen released videos of his singles "Golden", "Amanat", "Kieli Meken", and "Qairan Elim". He released a new music video in May of 2021. "Be With Me" and a new music video were released in April 2021.The song was first aired on his Dimash Digital Show. The new instrumental "River of Love" was released in June of 2021. <mask> <mask>'s song "Fly Away" was one of the top 10 most mentioned songs on social media. He performed "Ikanaide" or "Don't Go" for the 20th Tokyo Jazz Festival. His first song was in Japanese. Kudaibergen has a wide and

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texts: developed vocal range. His range expands from C2 to F6 to D8.This sequence shows his lowest note sung in vocal fry and chest voice, his highest note hit with his full modal voice, his highest note hit using falsetto, and his highest overall note, hit using the whistle register. <mask> has used growls and frys to hit spoken notes around and below C2, some of which may or may not be counted as part of his range. There are various other frys around the Eb2 and D2 as well as an A1 and an F #1. If counted, those notes make his range expand to 6 octaves and 8 semitones. Kudaibergen sings in many genres. Classical music is his main genre, but he also sings pop, folk and world music. He uses musical elements, and vocal styles and techniques of many other genres.Rap, RnB, musical theater, and screams. He uses the whistle register and sings in full head voice. Modeling <mask> has been a model for fashion labels and magazines. He was on the covers of a number of magazines. He was featured in photo series of other magazines and in fashion videos. The shop and the magazine. <mask> was an actor in several Chinese and Russian TV productions.The annual children's singing contest is started by Kudaibergen. He was a jury member for New Wave. Kudaibergen calls his fans "dears", which he explains in his own words as follows: "They are so devoted and give me so much support!" They are very dear to me. They are like family to me. I love my fans and call them my dears, just as we love every member of the family. A museum dedicated to <mask> <mask>

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texts: will be established in Aktobe, the singer's home city.In 2015, a concert named "From Heart to Heart" was given by <mask> Kudaibergen to provide essential medical treatment for a 5-year-old girl. The pop singer Dosymzhan Tanatarov was with him. The Grand Charity Ball was held in the cities of Kyzylorda and Uralsk. The funds from the events were donated to children with hearing and speech impairments. He joined the "Do Good" campaign in early 2016 to help people with disabilities, illnesses and in financial need. The " 100 Grandmas and Grandpas" Charity Evening of the "Zaman Are We" Project was held in 2016 and he gave a performance. The funds of the event were used for social, economic and medical help for the elderly residents of the regional retirement homes.The profits of <mask>'s "Unforgettable Day" concert were donated to a charity. Seven families in need were supplied with water, utilities, medical care and clothing, thanks to the funds of the concert. A wheelchair accessible ramp was also set up. He gave a performance at a charity ball. The teenage students of the local boarding school for visually impaired students were invited as guests of the Ball. Several of these students performed a song on stage with him, and Kudaibergen also danced, in the Waltz part of the event, with the visually impaired invited guests. The funds from the Grand Charity Ball were donated to children with visual impairments and to the regional orphanage.He donated the suit from his first performance to the "Love Recycling" campaign at the Top


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texts: Chinese Music Awards. The Care of Children Foundation for children with blood lead poisoning received all of the proceeds from the auction of the suit. The Global Gift Galas were held in Paris and Cannes. Eva Longoria is the Chair of the Global Gift Foundation. The Foundation helps children, families and women in times of need. <mask> hosted a live broadcast for the Live Connection Challenge. The Audiology Development Foundation of China has a goal of providing hearing and language rehabilitation for people with hearing impairment.The Smile Angel Foundation is a Chinese charity that helps children with cleft lips and palates. A performance was given at a charity ball. It was held under the motto "Love for All" and the profits were donated to seriously ill people. The Chinese National Wind Charity Concert was held in Beijing under the motto "Pray for the Year" and Kudaibergen gave a charity performance. The China Children's Fund and the China Youth Foundation hosted it. Music classes in rural Chinese primary schools were helped by the funds from the concert. The Villa International "Beauty Touching" charity event was hosted by the China Children and Teenagers Fund and supported by the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Association.The "Listen Project" provides hearing aid devices and education to hearing-impaired children and Kudaibergen became a goodwill ambassador. At the opening Gala of the Snow Leopard Foundation, a performance was given to raise money for the preservation of the population and the creation of


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texts: protected areas. Kudaibergen gave a solo concert in London, UK, during the Great Britain's Days of Kazakhstan Culture. The money was used to promote young talent from Kazakhstan and to sponsor youth participation in international contests. He became a supporter of the "Love is Home" initiative, which aims to improve awareness and to increase adoptions of stray animals, within the frame of the Shanghai Pet Adoption Day 2019. He visited a nursing home for the elderly and the physically impaired on his 25th birthday. He brought gifts and spent time with the residents on his birthday.He performed a song for them. There were explosions near the city of Arys that caused injuries and casualties a few days before his concert. Kudaibergen decided to give money to the victims. He went to the local children's hospice to see a seriously ill fan who couldn't attend Kudaibergen's concert due to cancer. He donated clothes and other belongings to an auction for the Ukrainian Okhmatdyt Center for Pedriatric Toxicology that aims to save the lives of children with acute poisoning and also enables hemodialysis for children with low weight. Over 100 needy families were provided with five tons of food by Kudaibergen. On 7 October 2020, <mask> announced his partnership with Michael Kors in support of the charity campaign Food Is Love with the United Nations World Food Programme.During October and November, Kudaibergen and his fans participated in a PR campaign to draw attention to the problem of world hunger. In December 2020 a director of Project


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texts: C.U.R.E., Melisa Espositi, announced Kudaibergen as their new Global Ambassador and organized a ticket giveaway for the Dimash Digital Show charity concert. On January 5, 2021, it was announced that for the first time in the history of relations between the United States and Kazakhstan, a Kazakh artist, <mask> Kudaibergen was to take part in the annual Sister Cities International (SCI) event, opening the week of celebrations for the inauguration of On 16 January 2021, with encore performances until 23 January, as well as on 31 January, the Dimash Digital Show charity concert streamed on Tixr with funds being donated to Project C.U.R.E. The Global Ambassador was named Kudaibergen. Project C.U.R.E. took place on 10 March 2021. "We Are One" is his video for International Women's Day.The president of Project C.U.R.E., Dr Douglas Jackson, confirmed that partial proceeds of the Dimash Digital Show had been donated to healthcare in Kazakhstan. Kudaibergen called for a peaceful solution to the issues raised by the protesters as well as internal stability and calmness in a post on January 4, 2022. Kudaibergen was one of the few celebrities who commented on the protests. Kudaibergen's account went offline without any explanation. He had over 3 million followers and was one of the most followed accounts on the platform. On 6 January, his producer and composer claimed in a comment on his own account that Kudaibergen's account had been put offline following the events. There are External links to Dimash Qudaibergen, Dimash Kudaibergen,


title: Bull Allen (rugby union)

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand former rugby union footballer and TV celebrity who became an icon on the New Zealand sports scene in the 1990s. <mask> had 19 games and 8 test match appearances for New Zealand and was the captain of the inaugural Wellington Hurricanes Super 12 team. The first Central Vikings team was captained by him. <mask> was born in New Zealand to <mask> and Annette Richards. Colin's father, Steve's father, ran an auto-electrical store in 1945. <mask> attended both primary and secondary schools. He was a member of the First XV in both wrestling and rugby.After leaving school, <mask> took up an apprenticeship with his father and quickly stood out for his club rugby as a mobile prop forward. In 1988 he played in the annual Queens Birthday Weekend fixture for the first time. The Rugby News New Zealand Youth Team toured Germany and Scotland and was coached by <mask> and Sid Going. <mask> picked up the nickname "<mask>" from Going's nephew, who used it to refer to a character in the American TV Series Night Court. It was a nickname that would stay with him for the rest of his career. <mask> was awarded the player of the year in 1990 after impressing with his scrummaging and hard running, after securing a permanent place in the front row. He was a member of the New Zealand Development Team in Canada at the end of the year, but missed out on the All Blacks because he couldn't play tighthead prop.The Taranaki side was demoted to second division after finishing at the bottom of the table in 1991. The team fought hard in the second division and came out on top, returning to the first division the following year. The form and leadership of "<mask>", who was appointed captain for the final four games, had a lot to do

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texts: with Taranaki's success. He finished the season with 10 tries and a reputation as the most mobile and dynamic prop forward in the country after scoring two tries in his first match as captain. <mask> was selected for the All Blacks for the first time in 1993 and made his test debut against Samoa. He played in seven more games in the black jersey after touring England and Scotland at the end of the year. Laurie Mains preferred Richard loe over <mask> because <mask> was too flashy and not strong enough as a scrummager after he returned from suspension.When <mask> ripped his pectoral muscle in a match against Auckland, he missed the rest of the season, which resulted in the team being demoted to the second division. <mask> recovered in time to attend All Black training camps in preparation for the World Cup, despite being in a whitewater rafting accident. He tried out for the World Cup team, but was rejected again because of his age. <mask> led the side to victory in the second division and a return to division one. The Hilary Commission Fair Play award was given to his leadership in the semi-final against Bay of Plenty when prop Gordon Slater appeared to have been the victim of foul play and was carried off with a broken leg. The "Bull Fan Club" was appeased when <mask> was selected for the All Black tour of Italy and France where he played four games and scored a try. Rugby Football became professional in New Zealand in 1996 with the formation of the Super 12 involving teams from New Zealand, Australia and South Africa.<mask> led the Wellington Hurricanes in New Zealand's first ever professional rugby football match. He toured South Africa with the first All Black team to win a test match series against South Africa and

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texts: made a test match appearance as a substitute against Scotland. While <mask> was in South Africa, Taranaki won the prestigious Ranfurly Shield. <mask>'s apparent lack of enthusiasm when put on the spot in an impromptu interview led to some bad feeling among some Taranaki supporters, and <mask> did not resume the captaincy from Andy Slater. <mask>'s last game for the province was the 80–34 defeat at the hands of Otago at the end of the year. In an attempt to form a more competitive team that could foot it in first division, "<mask>" joined the newly formed Central Vikings team. <mask> couldn't add a third second division victory to the two he'd won for Taranaki.He scored his only test match try against Argentina when he was a substitute in the New Zealand season. <mask> was selected for the starting line-up for the final match against England after making an appearance as a substitute against Wales. This is considered to be the peak of <mask>'s rugby career. <mask> was devastated when he was diagnosed with a back injury in 1998. After playing 19 games and 8 test matches for the All Blacks and scoring two tries, <mask> decided to retire from the game and focus on family life. <mask> was a well-known face on New Zealand TV with his shaved head. He hosted TV shows such as Ansett New Zealand Time of Your Life.He was part of the reinforcement squad for the All Blacks vs. Barbarians match in 2020. All Blacks statistics Tests: 8 Other matches: 19 Total matches: 27 Test points: 5 Pts (1t) Other points: 5 Pts (1t) Total points: 2 Pts Moa Beckett Publishers is in New Zealand. References External links Bull's Tour of NZ Rugby Institute 62 Management Profile Celebrity Speakers profile New Zealand international rugby union players

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title: Vincent Krassousky

texts: <mask> was a Russian cartoonist who moved to France as a refugee in the late 1940s. <mask>'s character, Vica, was a sailor and he was also called <mask>. During the Nazi occupation of France, he published pro-Axis propaganda cartoons for children. He was born in the Russian Empire in 1901. He fought with the White Russians when he was 16 and 18. According to a doctor who examined him as part of a criminal trial, his father died in Bulgaria during the war and he had a negative attitude towards the Communists. The author of "<mask>ky-Nazi Collaborator or Nave Cartoonist"?He had a hatred of the Russians that others in France were aware of, as he considered the Soviets responsible for the deaths of his loved ones. He didn't marry and never fathered children. His first commercial artwork was a 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: and that a German cartoonist he worked with wrote and/or created the storylines, but he was convicted.On February 23, 1945, he was sentenced to one year in prison and fined 1,000 Swiss Francs. There is evidence that two Germans worked with Vica to write "Vica au Paradis de l'URSS," "Vica contre Les Services Secrets Anglais" and "Vica défie l'Oncle Sam". The only illustrator from Le Téméraire who was criminally punished was Vica, who was hired by a new children's comic magazine controlled by the French Communist Party. A police report stated that the comic was a copy of Le Téméraire. During the summer of 1944, many of the Le Téméraires received death threats and later some of them were convicted of relatively minor crimes. The premises of Le Téméraire at 116 rue Réaumur were searched and occupied by communist cells immediately after the Liberation, according to a police report. After being freed from jail,Vica published some comics under the pen name Tim.<mask> vanished in the late 1940s. According to José Alaniz, author of Komiks: Comic Art in Russia, Vica was a sailor who was similar to Popeye. Several animal characters were also included. Work Les aventures de Vica. Lige editions. 1935. There is a PleNord.The studio of André Teixier was founded in 1935. 1936. There is a


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texts: leader of the country, while Tatave goes to the USSR and humiliates the leader of the country. <mask> uses his Vica character to criticize the British Empire, and this comic also discusses Anglo-French relations, stating that France is threatened by the alliance between Jewish people, the Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom.It supports the construction of the Canal des Deux-Mers. Madame Angleterre is depicted in a comic as having a Jewish caricatured agent working for her, as well as adding the Hammer and Sickle and the Star of David to the Union Jack. Madame Angleterre is attacked by Vica, who is trying to cure her. The Trans-Saharan Railway is built at the end of the story. Vica defies Uncle Sam. The edition Coloniales et Métropolitaines was published in 1943. Two people use a telescope to look at the situation in the United States.The spokesman for the American Jew is an advisor to Franklin D. Roosevelt. After Lévy encouraged him to do so, Roosevelt began war preparation efforts, including releasing inmates at Sing Sing Prison to be used as soldiers. The comic shows the First Lady as a frumpy old housewife and she moved the Statue of Liberty out of jealousy. German workers are happy while U.S. workers are unhappy, according to the comic. After the U.S. military seized


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texts: the French ocean liner, it was destroyed in the harbor of New York. Two people travel to Sub-Saharan Africa and plant a patch of cacti to oppose the United States's war efforts. The U.S. invades North Africa.When the U.S. military moves south, Uncle Sam lands in a cacti patch after being forced out of his aircraft. They think Uncle Sam's defeat was revenge for the loss of the Normandie. The pseudonym "Tim" was used by Pousse-Tout et Passe-Partout. There are references to Tufts, Clare. "<mask>-Nazi Collaborator or Nave Cartoonist?" The International Journal of Comic Art is a journal. Number 1 was the volume 6.pp. 18–36. Further reading French: Ory. Le Petit Nazi is in the collection Histoires/Imaginaires. ditions Albatros was published in Paris. Preface by Léon. The 2nd edition review and addition was published in 2002.Ragache, Gilles. Le Téméraire, un illustré sous l'occupation. The Revue d'histoire moderne was published in 2000. No. pp. 47-4 There was a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report Ragache, Gilles.Un illustrateur sulfureux des


title: Joey Olivo

texts: <mask> is an American former professional boxer of Mexican descent who competed from 1976 to 1989. He held the world light flyweight title in 1985 and challenged for the world light flyweight title in 1981. He held a number of regional titles, including the IBF-USBA flyweight title in 1984 and the WBC-NABF light flyweight title in 1988. The first American to hold a version of the world Junior Flyweight title is <mask>. He was a gang member in East L.A. before he started boxing. While still fighting as a professional boxer, he once worked as an assistant at a dental laboratory. On June 19, 1976, when he was eighteen years and five months of age, <mask> began boxing as a professional.He beat Paz Mena by a four-round points decision as part of the undercard at the Inglewood Forum in California. When he met the 2–0 coming in, Eleoncio Mercedes of the Dominican Republic, he had built a record of 15–0 (3KOs), fighting in places like the Forum, the Silver Slipper in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the Los Angeles Sports Arena. He beat Mercedes by a unanimous decision on August 10, 1978. On March 5, 1979 in Houston, Texas, they faced off for the title of the World Boxing Association light flyweight champion. The regional title was won by Olivo. Having reached a record of 22–0 (6KOs), <mask> had his first professional fight to be held abroad when he went to Santiago, Chile, to face Martin Vargas, 55–5–3 on November 16, 1979. In an interview with Richard Hoffer of the Los Angeles Times in 1986, <mask> said that he

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texts: dropped Vargas in round nine and had photographers asking him to look their way as they thought he was going to win the fight.The fight was decided by a points decision over ten rounds. His next fight was a defense of his light flyweight title against a future champion from Mexico. When the two fought on February 9, 1980 at the Olympic Auditorium on the undercard of a title fight, the two had 21 wins and 4 losses. The regional title was retained by <mask>. After scoring three more victories, <mask> got his first world title fight. The bout was for the light flyweight title. On February 8, 1981 at the Roberto Durn Arena in Panama City, Panama, <mask> was knocked out in the 13th round by the future member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame.After losing to local prospect Reynaldo Jose Becerra by unanimous decision over ten rounds in Venezuela on June 15, <mask> traveled to Mexico where he split his next two bouts beating 28–4 Candido Tellez and then losing to future world champion German Torres. Back in the US, <mask> won five fights in a row, including a successful defense of hisWBC-NABF light flyweight title against 6–6 trialhorse Luis Fernando Hernandez by twelve-round unanimous decision on Sunday, October 9, 1983 in Ventura, California, before facing world title On March 21, 1984 at the Showboat Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, he won this fight by unanimous decision, losing only one round combined in all three judges' scorecards. After winning one more fight, and with a record of 34–4 (9KOs),

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texts: he once again attempted to become a light flyweight world champion when he faced the Dominican Republic's FranciscoQuiroz, who had a record of 11–10–1. A close but unanimous fifteen-round decision gave the title to the Californian when he beat the Mexican. <mask> became the first American world junior flyweight boxing champion. Moon Jin Choi, the South Korean national light flyweight champion, was the opponent for the champion in his first title defense.The title was retained by a close but unanimous fifteen-round decision. After returning to South Korea in 1985 to defend his world title, he lost it to future International Boxing Hall of Fame member Myung Woo Yuh, who was 18–0 (4KOs) coming into their December 8 meeting. The fifteen-round split decision gave <mask> a victory with scores of 146 and 141 against him. At the end of his professional boxing career, <mask> won the vacant WBC-NABF flyweight title against Fernando Varguez by a twelve-round unanimous decision on June 16, 1988. The win against Varguez was the last career win for <mask>, who lost the flyweight title in his first defense, to Mexico's former world title challenger, and then lost one more fight before facing. <mask> retired with a professional boxing record of 39 wins and 8 losses in 47 bouts, with 11 wins and 2 losses by knockout. After boxing, <mask> began working as a boxing trainer and has trained boxers such as world champion Abner Mares.Boxers from California American people of Mexican descent are from East Los Angeles,

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title: Jerry Hopkins (author)

texts: of rock and roll. While working as the magazine's London correspondent in 1972, he began researching his biography, No One Here Gets Out Alive, after leaving Rolling Stone to write Elvis: A Biography. It was rejected by more than 30 publishers before it was published in 1980, but it was credited with helping kick-start the Doors' revival as well as inspiring a new publishing genre, the rock biography. A sequel to the Elvis biography, Elvis: The Final Years (1981) followed, along with biographies of Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, and Yoko Ono, which were not published. He moved to Honolulu, where he edited a monthly newsletter about Hawaiian music and dance and published several books about Hawaiian culture, including The Hula (1981), How to Make Your Own Hawaiian Musical Instruments (1988), and Don Ho: My Life (2001). He wrote speeches for Mayor Frank Fasi and was an editor at Pacific Business News. After moving to Thailand in 1993, he wrote for numerous travel, food and airline magazines and collaborated with photographer Michael Freeman on Strange Foods: An epicurean adventure around the world.A book of stories and essays, Thailand Confidential, followed by a collection of expatriate profiles. His 37th book, Romancing the East, profiles Western novelists who helped create the Asian myth. He had two children by his second wife, and was married four times. <mask> was born in 1970. There are eight grandchildren. He and his wife, who is a citizen of Thailand, split their time between a house and farm in rice country near the Cambodian


title: Godwin, Earl of Wessex

texts: central third of England was taken away after Harold and Tostig broke the Welsh-Mercian alliance. Harold became King of England in 1066. Harold had married the sister of Earl E(a)dwin(e) of Mercia and of Morcar, Earl of Northumbria, who were both vested in the King, at this point. Harold was overthrown and killed in the Norman Conquest, but this "House of Godwin" was supposed to be a multi-generational royal dynasty. The children of Sweyn and Edith were Harold II of England and the queen consort of Edward the Confessor Tostig. In the Domesday Book, which was compiled in 1085–86, no such island is mentioned, nor is there any geological evidence for its existence.Torin Thatcher played the role of Godwin in the film Lady Godiva of Coventry, Norman Rodway played the role in the TV series "Churchill's People", and Bill Wallis played the role in an episode of the British educational TV series Historyonics. The lead character of Shieldwall is Godwin. In popular culture, <mask> is a main character in a docufiction series. The sources are Mason and Emma. The History of Dynasty was written by The House of Godwine. Hambledon Press was published in 2003 F.M. is written by Stenton.The History of England is from Anglo-Saxon England. J.O. Thorne. T.C. and Collocott. Revised edition of Chambers Biographical Dictionary. Ian Walker is from Edinburgh. The Last Anglo-Saxon King was written by Harold. Britain's Royal Families: The Complete genealogy was written by Alison Weir.Random House is in London. There were 1000s births and 1053 deaths in the House of


title: Shelley Archer

texts: She is a former Australian politician. She was a member of the Western Australian Legislative Council from 2005 to 2005. She was one of several state MPs who became involved in the investigation into the dealings of Brian Burke. Kevin Reynolds' partner was associated with the conservative wing of the party. In November 2007, he resigned from the party. <mask> was born into a family of sixteen children. <mask> was a prominent unionist with the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association and the Australian Workers' Union.She was promoted from a junior position with the Office of the Parliamentary Secretary in the Department of Premier and Cabinet to a much more senior position with the state Office of Industrial Relations in 1989. She began a relationship with Kevin Reynolds during this time. Rod and Clint are her stepsons. There are two granddaughters, Taylah and Kobe. She was sacked by the OIR in 1992 after being convicted of 35 counts of welfare fraud and unsuccessful in appealing the decision to the state Industrial Relations Commission. The ten-year period had elapsed by the time the conviction was declared spent. In 1993 he joined the State School Teachers Union as an industrial advocate.She worked with the union for four years before being fired. She was on stress leave for six months due to harassment by her colleagues. In an unfair dismissal case against the union, she argued that she had been targeted because of her relationship with Reynolds, but lost a separate action for discrimination. She held the position of electorate officer to Legislative Council member Graham Giffard until her election to parliament in 2005. She was unsuccessful in her attempt to become the national president of the ALP. At the 2004 federal election, <mask> was the campaign director for the campaign of Cimlie Bowden for the seat of Canning. In December 2003 she nominated herself for a seat in the Legislative Council at the 2005 state election.She won the top position on the party's ticket for the region due to the party's affirmative action rules, which forced the Minister for Local Government to seek a seat in the Legislative Assembly. She took office in July 2005,

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texts: after this ensured her election to the Legislative Council. There was a public debate in August 2005 about lifting the state's ban on the mining of uranium, which had long been party policy. She became one of the most ardent opponents of the policy and called for the setting aside of budget funds to research the merits of uranium mining. The federal party's ban on new mines was opposed by the premier, but later they prepared a motion which they could take to the party's national conference. The national conference adopted a similar motion in 2007, with the support of both former leader Kim Beazley and current leader Kevin Rudd. She called for the introduction of poker machines in regional areas to provide another source of income for rural pubs.She was unsuccessful in her attempt to become the state president of the ALP. In late 2006 the West Australian Corruption and Crime Commission launched a high-profile investigation into the dealings of former premier Brian Burke. The investigation forced the resignations of three government ministers. After hearing a taped call between her and Burke which revealed that she had faxed a confidential letter from the council to Alannah MacTiernan, the commission turned its attention to <mask>. The commission's inquiries culminated in an intense session on 28 February when, under intense questioning from the commission's lawyers, <mask> admitted that she had contacted MacTiernan and Jon Ford to obtain often-confidential information for Burke. She referred to Burke as her mentor and described her friendship with him during the hearings. The revelations before the commission had consequences.The leader of the opposition immediately called for her resignation. If anyone tried to expel her from the party, she would need a sledgehammer, and she would continue to meet with Burke. Carpenter refused to leave despite being labelled "unacceptable and reprehensible" by the public. He was accused in parliament and in the media of being afraid to take action against <mask> because of her relationship with Reynolds, an accusation which he strongly denied. The party's lack of control over the Legislative Council was a factor that was noted

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texts: in the press, as they would have to rely on her vote as an independent, giving her and Reynolds more power. After facing increasing pressure to resign, <mask> relented on 5 March, announcing that she would cease all personal and professional contact with him. Bob Kucera, a former Cabinet minister, and Dave Kelly, a prominent unionist, both demanded that she resign, and state Energy Minister Fran Logan said that he would not give her information about his portfolios unless she was absolutely and clearly aware of her ethical responsibilities.In response to the continued pressure, Carpenter imposed a gag on all Labor MPs from speaking out about the commission. On 10 March, the opposition disclosed her past spent conviction, the details of which had previously remained unknown, and renewed its calls for her resignation on the basis of her refusal to previously disclose it. Four days later, Carpenter refused to deny that he had asked <mask> to leave the party. After days of intense pressure, <mask> broke her media silence on 20 March, again denying any wrongdoing and protesting the revelation of her spent conviction; however, this did little to stop the attacks on her. While a member of the Legislative Council's standing committee on estimates and financial operations, the commission attempted to initiate a new investigation into <mask>'s dealings. Anthony Fels, a fellow member of the committee, was caught up in the commission's investigations. After briefly referring the matter to its privileges committee, the Legislative Council refused to hand over crucial documents and banned MPs and staff from testifying before the commission, citing the doctrine of parliamentary privilege.The suspension of any further investigation into the pair was forced by the unprecedented move. Since the height of the Burke affair, <mask> has kept a low profile in and out of parliament. During a rare conscience vote, in June 2007, <mask> voted in favor of a stem-cell research bill. After the release of a parliamentary report in November 2007, Mrs and Kevin Reynolds both resigned from the ALP. Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of Western Australia were born in the year

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title: Mehmet Fuat Köprülü

texts: <mask> (December 5, 1890 to June 28, 1966), also known as Kprlzade Mehmed Fuad, was a highly influential Turkish sociologist, turkologist, scholar, Minister of Foreign Affairs and deputy Prime Minister of the Fuat Kprl was a key figure in the intersection of scholarship and politics in the early 20th century, as a descendant of the noble Albanian Kprl family, whose influence in shaping Ottoman history between 1656 and 1711 surpassed even that of the Fuat Kprl was born in the city of Istanbul in 1890. The son of the former head of the Imperial Chancery of State was named Ahmet Ziya Bey. The collapse of the Ottoman Empire was delayed by the reforms and conquests of Arif Bey's dynasty. Fuat Kprl was named after the first Grand Vizier of the Kprl Era. The Ottoman educational reforms of the 19th century gave <mask>prl his formal education at the Mercan High schools.The magazine Musavver Terakki published three poems by <mask> Kprl when he was a student at Mercan High School. <mask> Kprl had an excellent command of French, Persian and Arabic by the time he entered the Istanbul University School of Law. His first book was published when he was 19 years old. <mask> Kprl abandoned the School of Law after three years because of the poor quality of instruction. The Galatasaray High School was one of the high schools where <mask> Kprl taught Ottoman language and literature. The New Language movement sought to simplify the Turkish language and <mask> Kprl wrote articles for the Servet-i Funun magazine using a literary style comprehensible only to the most learned of Ottoman intellectuals. During the Balkan Wars, <mask> Kprl changed his writing style.On February 6, 1913, Trk Yurdu magazine, a bastion of simplified Turkish prose and Turkish nationalism, published the first of many popular and patriotic essays by <mask> Kpr. Byk Me cmua was a supporter of the Turkish independence war. <mask> Kprl's seminal and widely lauded academic article, "The Method in Turkish Literary History (Trk Edebiyati Tarihinde Usul),"

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texts: was published at the end of 1913. He argued that historians should look at ordinary people as well. Historians should also study art, archeology, literature, language, folklore and oral traditions according to <mask> Kprl. The Annales school in France, famous for embracing a similar approach in the journal Annales d'histoire economique et sociale, did not emerge until 1929, 16 years after the publication of his plea for historians to study social history. <mask> Kprl was appointed Professor of the History of Turkish Literature at Istanbul University one month after the publication of the article.He was young. <mask> Kprl's book, The First Mystics in Turkish Literature, focused on two Turkish mystics and was published in 1918. The History of Turkish Literature, published in 1920, was a seminal book that traced the history of Turkish literature through the ages. <mask> Kprl was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Literature at Istanbul University at the age of 33. He reviewed the history of the Turks from ancient Central Asia to the modern Ottoman Empire in his book, The History of Turkey. <mask> Kprl was appointed undersecretary to the minister of education at the request of President Atatrk and remained there for eight months. <mask> Kprl was appointed the director of the Turcology Institute, which was established on the orders of President Atatrk.In 1936 Kprl was appointed editor-in-chief of lk, an official periodical of the Ankara People House, one of the cultural institutions established by Atatrk. He was granted a membership in the Soviet Academy of Sciences in 1925. He received a degree from the University of Heidelberg in 1927. He received degrees from the University of Athens in 1937 and the University of Paris in 1939. The American Oriental Society made him a corresponding member in 1947. <mask> Kprl was a professor of the highest rank in Turkey in 1933. He lectured on the origins of the Ottoman Empire at the University of Paris in 1935.The Ottoman Empire was formed by a race of mostly

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texts: Albanian, Eastern Roman and Slavic converts to Islam, according to <mask> Kprl. <mask> Kprl was elected as a Kars deputy in 1939 and 1943 after joining the single party regime at the request of President Atatrk. After World War II, <mask> Kprl joined the opposition and was dismissed from the ruling party along with Adnan Menderes and Refik Koraltan. The Democratic Party was formed by Menderes, Koraltan, and Kprl. When the Democratic Party came to power in 1950, <mask> Kprl became the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The emigration of Albanians from Yugoslavia to Anatolia was promoted by an agreement between the President of Yugoslavia and <mask> Kprl. He supported the line of the Turkish government that the status quo of a British government on the island was favorable.<mask> Kprl was a deputy prime minister in 1955. On September 6, 1957, <mask> Kprl resigned from the Democratic Party and joined the Liberty Party, after disagreeing with the authoritarian tendencies displayed by the party leadership. He was found not guilty at the trials after the 1960 coup d'état. Death <mask> Kprl passed away on June 28, 1966. <mask> Kprl wrote over 1500 poems, essays, articles and books. Turkish students will be able to get funds for their PhD study at the University of Cambridge thanks to a new scholarship programme. Gary Leiser.The SUNY Press was published in 1992. According to local Muslim sources, the Seljuks of Anatolia have a history and culture. Gary Leiser. The University of Utah Press was published in 1992. Islam in Anatolia after the Turkish Invasion. Gary Leiser. The University of Utah Press was published in 1993.There are some observations on the influence of Byzantine institutions on Ottoman institutions. Gary Leiser. Trk Tarih Kurumu was born in 1999. There are early mystics in Turkish literature. Gary Leiser and Robert Dankoff were involved. In 2006 Biography of <mask> Fuat Kprl External links Turkish non-fiction writers People of the Ottoman EmpireTurkologists 20th-century Turkish historians of

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title: Diango Hernández

texts: A Cuban artist named <mask> lives and works in Dsseldorf, Germany and Havana. From 1994 to 2003 he was involved with Ordo Amoris Cabinet, which he co-founded with other people. He is married to an artist. <mask> was born in Sancti Spritus, Cuba in 1970. His father was an engineer and his mother was a high school teacher. He studied at the Havana Superior Institute of Design from 1989 to 1994 and received a degree in industrial design. After a brief stint at an architecture firm, he went on to form a collaboration experience with other people under the name of Ordo Amoris Cabinet.The Ordo Amoris Cabinet consisted of only two people. Various research methodologies were used to address social and cultural issues in Cuba. They exhibited throughout the Americas and Europe. At this time, Hernndez left Cuba for Europe. The first solo show by Hernndez took place in Cologne. During his time in Cuba, he created over 2,000 drawings, which explored his everyday life and thoughts, as well as the fragility and immediateness of drawing. Hernndez has explored incompleteness and fragility throughout his practice.His experiences in Cuba and the culture of revolution are what inspired his work. He

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texts: had three shows in 2006 that he describes as "meticulously connected...the words'revolution'." All three of them have been repeated, printed and amplified millions of times by the Cuban officials. In Cuba printed or amplified politics can only be stopped if we shut our front door and switch off the radio and I finally moved from the streets to my living room. At the 51st Venice Art Biennale, his works were included, as well as the So Paolo Art Biennial, the Biennale of Sydney, and the Haus der Kunst. In Dsseldorf, Germany, Hernndez lives and works. Ests adentro.Obras de la Coleo Teixeira de Freitas is located in Madrid. There is a theoretical beach. Diango Hernndez: The Book of Waves was published in Berlin. An ex cat. The 2015 Vermeulen, Timotheus and Gerhard Obermller are on display. The Socialist Nature was ex. A cat.<mask> Hernndez: The New Man and the New Woman was published in Berlin. A cat. <mask> Hernndez is from London. The living rooms are a survey. A cat. Museo di Arte Moderna e Contempornea di Trento e Rovereto is located in Rovereto/Trento, Italy. Home.New York: Alexander and Bonin Publishing, Inc. An ex cat. People from Sancti Spritus are Cuban contemporary

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: <mask> was a Franco-English writer and historian of the early twentieth century. <mask> was an orator, poet, sailor, satirist, writer of letters, soldier, and political activist. His faith had an effect on his work. <mask> retained his French citizenship while becoming a naturalised British subject. He was a Member of Parliament for Salford South from 1906 to 1910. <mask> had a number of feuds. <mask> wrote religious poetry and comic verse for children.His Cautionary Tales for Children included "Jim, who ran away from his nurse and was eaten by a lion" and "Matilda, who told lies and was burned to death". The Path to Rome is one of the travel works he wrote. He collaborated with G. K. Chesterton on a number of works. Family and career <mask> was born in La Celle-Saint-Cloud, France to a French father and an English mother. His sister was also a writer. <mask>'s mother was a writer, activist and an advocate for women's equality. <mask> was a member of the Women's National Anti-Suffrage League.Joseph Parkes was <mask>'s maternal grandfather. <mask>'s grandmother was a granddaughter of Joseph Priestley. <mask> was the son of Jean-<mask> <mask>. Five years after they wed, Louis died

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: and was wiped out financially in the stock market crash. The widow brought her children back to England. <mask> was born in England and spent his formative years in Slindon. He wrote about his home in a number of poems.<mask> met Elodie Hogan, an American living in Northern California, after graduating from John Henry Newman's Oratory School. <mask> was a French citizen when he served in the military. He obtained a first-class honours degree from Balliol College in 1895. <mask> wrote "Balliol made me, Balliol fed me/ Whatever she had she gave me again" in a poem. <mask> went to the United States to visit Hogan. <mask> walked a large part of the distance from the American Midwest to Hogan's home in California. He paid for lodging at remote farm houses and ranches by sketching the owners and reading poetry.The couple wed in 1896. <mask> purchased land and a house in the United Kingdom in 1906. The couple had five children before Hogan's death. <mask> kept her room as she left it and wore mourning garb for the rest of her life. Louis was killed while serving in the Royal Flying Corps. The memorial tablet was placed at the cathedral. The icon of Our Lady of Cambrai is located in the

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title: Hilaire Belloc

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He died at Mount Alvernia Nursing Home. Belloc was buried at the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Consolation and St Francis at West Grinstead, where he regularly attended Mass. His estate was valued at over $7k. Monsignor Ronald Knox said at his funeral that no man of his time fought so hard for the good things. The boys from the Choir and Sacristy were at the Mass. The biographies of Belloc have been written by two people.James Schall's Remembering Belloc was published in September of 2013). Henry Edward George Rope wrote a memoir about <mask>. <mask> was the President of the Oxford Union at Balliol College. He became a British subject and went into politics. He failed to gain a fellowship at All Souls College in 1895. The failure may have been caused by him putting a statue of the Virgin on the table during the interview for the fellowship. <mask> was a Liberal Party Member of Parliament from 1906 to 1910.He was asked if he was a "papist" during a campaign speech. He told the men that he was a Catholic. I go to Mass every day. He took a rosary out of his pocket. Every day, I kneel down and tell these beads. I will

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texts: thank God that he spared me the indignity of being your representative if you reject me because of my religion. <mask> won the election.<mask>'s only steady employment after 1914 was as editor of Land and Water. He lived by his writing and was often penniless. <mask> came to public attention shortly after arriving at Balliol College, Oxford as a recent French army veteran. He saw that the affirmative position was half-heartedly defended when he attended his first debate. As the debate ended and the house was divided, he rose from his seat in the audience and delivered a strong defence of the proposition. <mask>'s reputation as a debater was established when he won the debate from the audience. He was elected president of the Union.He had debates with F. E. Smith and John Buchan. H. G. Wells's The Outline of History was attacked by <mask> in the 1920s. <mask> accused Wells of having a secular bias and his belief in evolution by means of natural selection of being completely discredited. Wells said that arguing with Mr. <mask> was like arguing with a hailstorm. "Up until the appearance of Man, that is, somewhere around page seven, Wells's book was a powerful and well-written

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texts: volume", according to <mask>'s review. Mr. <mask> objects was the small book that Wells responded with. <mask> followed with, "Mr. <mask> still objects".Mr. <mask> was written about in a 1920 article by G. G Coulton. <mask> replied with a booklet called The Case of Dr. Coulton. <mask>'s style was similar to the one he received as a child. The Cruise of the Nona was written by Lord Sheffield, <mask>'s friend. <mask>'s hobbies were sailing and becoming a well-known yachtsman. He was a member of the French sailing team. He was given a pilot cutter in the early 1930s.He sailed this with the help of younger men. One sailor wrote a book about it, called Sailing with Mr Belloc. <mask> wrote over 150 books, ranging from warfare to poetry to the current topics of his day. He was one of the Big Four, along with H. G. Wells, George Bernard Shaw, and G. K. Chesterton, who debated with each other into the 1930s. Shaw created the term "Chesterbelloc" for their partnership with <mask>. <mask> replied "Because my children are howling for pearls and caviar" when asked why he wrote so much. "The first job of letters is to get a canon, that is, to identify those works a writer sees as exemplary of

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texts: the best of prose and verse," said <mask>.He wanted to be as clear and concise as Mary had a little lamb. <mask> published The Path to Rome, an account of a walking pilgrimage from Central France across the Alps to Rome. The Path to Rome contains descriptions of the people and places he encountered, as well as his drawings in pencil and ink of the route. <mask> published The Pyrenees in 1909. He was a member of a small group of popular writers. His Cautionary Tales for Children is a collection of poems with an implausible moral. Edward Gorey's writings are the most widely known of his."Henry King, Who chewed bits of string and was early cut off in dreadful agonies" is said to be for children. The story ofRebecca, who slammed doors for fun and perished miserably, is told in a similar poem. The story of "Matilda who told lies and was burned to death" was adapted into a play. It was written by Debbie Isitt. <mask> was described as being at one and the same time as an adult and a child. The author was a follower. Belloc has a bigger scope.It happened to Lord Lundy, who was "far too freely moved to tears", as he was shoved into politics at the age of 26. But as it is! My language


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texts: doesn't work. Go and govern New South Wales! The Aged Patriot groaned and died. The Lord cried. <mask>'s Sonnets and Verse is a volume that uses the same singing and rhyming techniques as his children's verse.Throughout The Path to Rome, <mask> writes in a song. His best-known non-fiction works are Europe and Faith and The Jews. <mask>'s mother was converted to Roman Catholicism by Cardinal Henry Edward Manning. He mentions in The Cruise of the "Nona" that Manning said to him when he was twenty years old, "All human conflict is ultimately theological." <mask> explains that Manning meant that all wars and revolutions are caused by a difference in moral and transcendental doctrine. <mask> says that he never met any man who wasguing for what should be among men, but took for granted that the doctrine he consciously or unconsciously accepted was or should be a similar foundation for all mankind. Hence battle.<mask>'s view of politics was influenced by Manning's involvement in the 1889 London Dock Strike. He became a critic of capitalism and socialism. <mask> had an idea of the system of distributism. He advocated distributism in opposition to both capitalism and socialism in his


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texts: works after his political career ended. <mask> argued that distributism was not a new perspective or program of economics but a return to the economics that prevailed in Europe when it was Catholic. He called for the dissolution of Parliament and its replacement with committees of representatives for the various sectors of society, an idea that was popular among Fascists. He wrote an article about land-tenure in the Christian Era.He wrote a number of controversial biographies of historical figures, including Oliver Cromwell, James II, and Napoleon. He is a critic of many elements of the modern world. <mask> was impatient with what he considered axe-grinding histories. <mask> objected to his adversary's tacitly anti-Christian stance, epitomized by the fact that Wells had devoted more space in his "history" to the Persian campaign. He wrote a lot of military history. He contributed to the 1931 collection If It Had Happened Otherwise. <mask> has been re-released by the Ignatius Press of California and theIHS Press of Virginia.<mask>'s works are published by TAN Books in Charlotte, North Carolina. One of <mask>'s most famous statements was "the faith is Europe and Europe is the

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texts: faith", which was expressed in many of his works from the period 1920 to 1940. The Catholic apologetics are still cited as exemplary. They have been criticized by comparison with the work of Christopher Dawson. <mask> moved away from Catholicism as a young man. He said that a spiritual event prompted his return to it. In The Cruise of the Nona, <mask> refers to a return to Catholicism.<mask> never apostatised from the faith according to his biographer. <mask> describes the momentous event in The Path to Rome. 158–61 It happened in the French village of Undervelier. <mask> and that it was a good thing not to have to return to the Faith. Hilaire Belloc was written by Wilson. 105–06.The Catholic Church provided a home for the human spirit according to <mask>. He said, "Wherever the Catholic sun does shine, there's always laughter and good red wine." <mask> had a negative view of the Church of England and used words such as "Heretics all, whoever you may be" and "You never shall have good words from me" In his "Song of the Pelagian Heresy" he described how the Bishop of Auxerre, with his stout Episcopal staff, "thwacked and banged" the heretics. Louis was sent to Downside School by

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texts: <mask>. "Downside and the War" contains Louis's biography and death in August 1918. <mask> argued in In The Great Heresies that although Muslim culture has fallen back in material applications, there is no reason why it should not learn new things.There is no reason why it should continue to be inferior in mechanical construction. The control of Islam by an alien culture would be difficult if there was a slight accession of material power. The physical domination of Islam by the Christendom will cease if there is a little more. <mask> thought that Islam was going to destroy the Christian Faith as well as the West. <mask> grouped the Protestant Reformation with Islam as one of the major heresies threatening the "Universal Church" in The Great Heresies. <mask>'s writings were accused of being pro- and anti-Semitic. The scandal of 1912 was denounced by <mask>.Belloc said that key players in both the government and the corporation were Jewish. Catholic writers are identified as central critics by Endelman. <mask> <mask> and the brothers Cecil and G.K. Chesterton launched the most vicious attacks in the affair because of their opposition to liberalism, their backward-looking

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texts: Catholicism, and their nostalgia for a medieval Catholic Europe. There was a protest mounted in the main by the Radical wing of the Liberal Party against the growing visibility of successful businessmen in national life and their challenges to what were seen as traditional English values. <mask> tended to allude to Jews negatively in conversation, according to N. Wilson's biography. In his review of that biography, Anthony Powell states that <mask> was anti-Semitic at a personal level. <mask> reflected on the Dreyfus Affair after thirty years in The Cruise of the Nona.According to Norman Rose's book The Cliveden Set (2000), <mask> was moved by a deep vein of hysterical anti-semitism. The Jewish problem will be recognized to the full wherever the Catholic Church has power. The letter by <mask> was cited by Robert Speaight. <mask> wrote to an American Jewish friend about an anti-Semitic book. He rejected Christianity, studied Eastern religions, and was fascinated by theories of reincarnation and ancestral memory. He voiced his disapproval when faced with anti-Semitism at country clubs in the United States before World War II. The Catholic and the War was condemned by <mask>.<mask>


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texts: spent most of his life in West Sussex. He wrote that the western Sussex Downs were the jewel in the crown of England. He considered it his "spiritual home" when he was a child. The South Country, Ha'nacker Mill, and The County of Sussex were written by <mask>. One of his best-known works is The Four Men: a Farrago, in which the four characters, each aspect of <mask>'s personality, travel on a pilgrimage across the county from Robertsbridge to Harting. Bob Copper retraced <mask>'s steps in the 1980s as a result of the work. <mask> wrote lyrics for some songs which have since been put to music.<mask> is remembered in a similar way to Burns Night in Scotland on the writer's birthday, 27 July. The celebration includes reading from <mask>'s work and eating bread and cheese. Stephen Fry has recorded an audio collection of children's poetry. <mask>'s poems were set to music by the composer Peter Warlock. <mask>'s The Cautionary Tales was recorded by Peter Ustinov. Mr. <mask>'s Fancy is a parody of <mask>. The song "Matilda Mother" is based on Cautionary Tales.The British TV drama Jonathan Creek was filmed at King's Mill, which was once owned by <mask>. On the second episode of Monty

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: "The Way Out: The Functions of the State". Social Justice published "The Way Out: Summary and Conclusion" in August of 1938.The Living Age published "Prussia Not Hitler Must Perish" in January 1940. "An English Need" was published in The Irish Monthly. 67, No. June, 804 1940. The Living Age published "Hitler Loses Round One" in December 1940. <mask> <mask>, J.M. introduced Miscellany James Anthony Froude, Essays in Literature and History.Dent & Sons was founded in 1906. <mask> <mask>, J.M. introduced Thomas Carlyle's The French Revolution: A History. Dent & Sons was founded in 1906. The introduction by <mask> <mask>, Longmans, Green & Co., 1914 was written by Johannes Jrgensen. <mask> <mask>, John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, 1923, is the author of The Inquisition. P. G. Wodehouse is the author. "On conversations in trains."Hutchinson & Co. published In A Century of Humour in 1934. <mask> <mask> gave an introduction to Brian Magee's The English Recusants. C. John McCloskey is the author. The Essential Belloc: A Prophet for Our Times was published in 2010. <mask> and Hilaire were references in the notes. "Europe and the faith" was written by Ian. The Tablet published "Hilaire Belloc:

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: the Myth and the Man" in July of 2003"David" is the name of the man. "<mask> <mask> and the Liberal Revival: Distributism: An Alternative Liberal Tradition?" The Autumn 2003 issue of the Journal of Liberal History. Braybrooke was named after Patrick. There are some thoughts on <mask> <mask>. Anthony Cooney. <mask> <mask> was from 1870 to1953.The Battle Against Modernity was published in 1991. Edward J. Coyne. "Mr. Belloc on Usury" is a review in Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review. 21, No. 84, Jun. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a Victor Feske.Private Scholars, Public Culture and the Crisis of British Liberalism was published in 1996. Francis Fytton. The Irish Monthly asked "After Belloc: Who?" 83, No. The date is Mar. In 1954. Francis Fytton."In Defence of Belloc" was published in The Irish Monthly. 83, No. In Sep. 1954. "Mr. Hilaire Belloc" was written by A. G. James Nisbet wrote Pillars of Society. Robert Hamilton. An introduction to his spirit and work was

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: written by <mask> <mask>.Renée Haynes. <mask> <mask> was a member of the National Book League. Hugh, Kelly. "<mask> <mask>: Catholic Champion: In Commemoration of His Seventieth Birthday" was published in Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review. 30, No. 116, Mar. 1941.Hugh, Kelly. The "Centenary of Hilaire Belloc" is in Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review. 59, No. The winter of 1970. Joyce Kilmer. The poetry of <mask> <mask> is in the Prose Works. The George H. Doran Company was founded in 1918.A brother. "<mask> <mask>, Initiator," The Catholic World, Vol. March 1921. Mark Longaker. "Bias and Brilliance: Mr. <mask> <mask>" was published in 1934. <mask>. The Young <mask> Belloc has some records of youth and middle age."<mask> <mask> and the French Revolution" was written by John P. McCarthy. Francis MacManus. "Mr. <mask>'s England" was published in The Irish Monthly. 64, No. July, 757 1936. They were Mandell, C. Creighton and Edward.<mask> <mask>, the Man and his Work was published in 1916. Theodore, Maynard. The Chesterbelloc is part II, part III, and part IV of The Catholic World. October 1919/March 1920. John P<mask> <mask>: Edwardian Radical was published in 1978. J. Morton. B.

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: <mask> <mask>: A Memoir was published in 1955.Joseph Pearce. <mask> <mask>'s life was chronicled in Old Thunder: A Life of <mask> <mask>. Tim, Rich. <mask> and Sussex were on a Monkey's Birthday. In Common Ground: Around Britain in Thirty Writers was published in 2006 H.E. G. wrote "My Memory of Hilaire <mask>." 81, No.October of 1953. James V. "<mask>'s Infamous Phrase" was published in The Catholic Thing. I.J. Semper. The Columbia College Library has a study of Christian apologetics. Arthur Sherbo. "Belated Justice to <mask> <mask>, Versifier (1870–1953)" 45 years ago.The person is George Nauman. <mask> <mask> was a historian. The Catholic Spirit in Modern English Literature was published in 1922. Robert Speaight. The Life of <mask> <mask> was published in 1957. A stove, R. J. The American Conservative published "Why Belloc Still Matters"."Frederick" is the name of the man. <mask> <mask> does not have an alienated man. A study on Christian integration was done by Sheed and Ward. "Frederick" is the name of the man. Modern Age published "The World of Hilaire Belloc" in 1979. "Frederick" is the name of the man. "Hilaire Belloc: Old Thunder" was published in the fall of

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title: Hilaire Belloc

texts: 1984."Frederick" is the name of the man. "Hilaire <mask>: Defenders of the Faith" was written by The Catholic Writer. CERC is the Catholic Education Resource Center. Wilson, A. N. <mask> <mask>, Atheneum was published in 1984. The ed., For <mask> <mask>, Sheed & Ward, 1942 was written by Douglas Jerrold. B. Morton, W. A. Pantin, and David Jones are

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title: Hendy Cowan

texts: He was a deputy premier of Western Australia. He was the Member for Merredin-Yilgarn in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly from 1974 to 1977. He was the leader of the National Party in Western Australia from 1979 to 2001 and represented his electorate for 27 years. The Father of the House for the Western Australian assembly has been retired since 2001. The son of James and Ruth Anderson was born in Merredin on 25 April 1943. <mask> was the first woman to be elected as a representative in the Australian parliament. He attended Mount Walker Primary and Hale School.The couple married on January 2, 1965, after he returned to the family farm. He was an active sports participant in the district, playing football, tennis, golf and basketball. In his last seven years with the club, he played in six grand finals and helped to win four flags. He received a life membership of the club. In the March 1974 election for the seat of Merredin-Yilgarn, he defeated Labor's James McMillan Brown. The NCP split in July of 1978 when <mask> was the state parliamentary secretary. The schism was triggered over a political donation of $200,000 from mining magnate Lang Hancock through the party president from which offers of campaign assistance were made to parliamentary officeholders to vote to oust Dick Old, the parliamentary leader.The NCP was fractured in August when the general president and vice president walked out of a strategy planning meeting. The allegation was made against Mr. Fletcher. Conservative politics were dominated by the Liberal premier Sir Charles Court. A group of NCP members joined a new party called The National Party. By November 1978 it had three parliamentary members and a president. The National Party of Australia (WA) was formalised after objections from the National Party in several states. When NCP members refused to associate with NPA members in 1985, the two rural parties worked independently of one another.The situation was finally solved in the late 1980's under the leadership of <mask>. In 1981 the parliament voted on a bill to abolish the death penalty in Western Australia, which was the last

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title: Hendy Cowan

texts: remaining Australian state with the death penalty still in its statutes. The National Party national conference supported the retention of the penalty, but only one non-Labor member of the Legislative Assembly supported the bill. Labor was in opposition through most of the 1980s with the exception of the stock market crash and the WA Inc fiasco. Barry MacKinnon was the leader of the Liberal opposition in 1989 and he wanted the Nationals to help topple the government. As a result of a small swing to the Liberals in the upcoming election, the Nationals' position could be weakened. In February of the following year, the Nationals decided to block supply in order to present themselves as a conservative force.The conservative forces regained government in the 1993 state election by being able to present themselves as united. This was despite what should have been a relatively easy ride given Labor's problems with WA Inc. and the findings of the Royal commission which had been handed down the year before. The Coalition won a small majority in both houses, with the Nationals holding 6 seats in the lower house and 3 in the upper house. The Liberal-National Party coalition was formed with Court as the premier. During his time as deputy premier, he held the portfolios of Commerce and Trade and Small Business and Regional Development. Richard Court was the premier. He resigned from the Western Australian Parliament to run in the Senate election for the Nationals.The party's belief that he was the best hope since its last representative, Sir Tom Drake-Brockman, retired from politics in 1978 made the increase in the primary vote unsatisfactory. Liberal Senator Ross Lightfoot and One Nation's Graeme Campbell fought for the seat in the Senate. The seat was retained by Lightfoot. After his retirement, <mask> re-established himself at his farm in Narembeen as well as taking appointments on a number of boards. He received a Doctor of Commerce from Edith Cowan University. He was appointed to conduct an independent review of the West Coast Eagles Football Club in 2007. People from Merredin, Western Australia were educated at Hale School


title: August Ludwig von Schlözer

texts: <mask> was a German historian and pedagogist who was responsible for the study of Russian medieval history. He was a member of the school. <mask> was born in Wrttemberg. His father, grandfather, and great-grandfather were Protestant clergymen. He moved to the University of Gttingen in 1754 to study history after following them in 1751. He spent a year and a half as a tutor in the family of the minister of the German congregation and another year and a half studying Old Norse and Gothic with the philologist. He was well known for his work on the General History of Trade and Seafaring in the Most Ancient Times, which he wrote while in Sweden.He returned to Gttingen in 1759 to study medicine. He was a tutor to his family and a literary assistant to Mller. Schlzer devoted himself to studying Russian history after learning Russian. A quarrel with Mller placed him in a position of difficulty, which he was delivered by an introduction to Count Rasumovski, who procured his appointment as adjunct to the Academy. He was an ordinary member of the Academy and a professor of Russian history. He was elected a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. He left Russia and did not return.He was made professor extraordinarius in 1764 and doctor honoris causa in 1766, but he was promoted to an ordinary professorship in 1769. Arnold Heeren, Karl Friedrich Eichhorn and <mask> Mller were students of Schlzer. Schlzer had many interests. A travel book about Jamaica for children and an introductory work on world history were translated by him. Schlzer criticized Basedow for his separation of girls and boys education and for using games in his education approach. Schlzer's activity was enormous, and he exercised great influence by his lectures as well as by his books,

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title: August Ludwig von Schlözer

texts: the European history, an act of tremendous importance for it was the fundamental for all ancient history. According to the philosopher Hannah Arendt, this new method enabled man to look back into an indefinite past to which one can add at will and into which we can inquire further as it stretches ahead. August <mask> Schlzer abandoned Creation beliefs more than anyone else. Schlzer was ennobled by the emperor Alexander I of Russia. He retired from work in 1805. He was admired by the new Russian historiographer, while the professors proclaimed themselves Schlozer's followers.Schlzer married the daughter of a doctor to the king of England and left five children. His daughter Dorothea was one of the most beautiful and learned women of her time and received a degree of doctor. She was an authority on Russian coinage. She devoted herself to domestic duties after she married Rodde. She died on July 12th, 1824. Christian Schlzer was a professor at Bonn and published Anfangsgrnde der Staatswirthschaft and his father's ffentliches und Privat-Leben aus Originalurkunden. <mask> Schlzer, the merchant and Russian consul-general at Lbeck, was the father of Kurd <mask>, the historian and diplomat who in 1871 was appointed German ambassador to the United States.<mask> <mask> has publications. Ich ist fr Kinderlehrer. Hrsg. On Schlzer Han F. Vermeulen: 'From the Field to the Study'. The Invention of Ethnology was written by A. L. Schlzer. The author is Han F. Vermeulen. The beginning of ethnology in the German Enlightenment.The University of Nebraska Press published Lincoln & London. Martin Peters talks about Altes Reich. <mask> is the Statistiker und Publizist. Mnster is a language. In 2003 The research was done at the Universitt Marburg. <mask> Schlzer is cited in this work

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title: Daniel Descalso

texts: A baseball player named <mask> is currently a free agent. He made his MLB debut for the Cards in 2010 after being drafted in the third round of the Major League Baseball draft from the University of California, Davis. He later played in Major League Baseball for the Colorado Rockies, Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago Cubs. He is the oldest of the six children. He attended Saint Francis High School in Mountain View, California, and played baseball in San Carlos Little League. He was the starter for three straight seasons and played second base. He made the All-Central Coast Section squad as a senior and a junior.He made the West Catholic Athletic League first teams in each of the last two seasons. He played football and won first-team All-WCAL, second-team All-CCS and honorable mention All-Metro as a senior. He scored three times against their crosstown rivals. He graduated in 2004. <mask> majored in economics at UC Davis, where he played third base. <mask> was named to the All-Independent First Team. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Daniel Descalso

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title: Daniel Descalso

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title: Daniel Descalso

texts: He made his major league debut as a pinch hitter on September 18, 2010 against the San Diego Padres, but he did not bat and was replaced by right-handed batter Nick Stavinoha.His first game as a starter was on September 22, 2010, against the Pirates at their park, where he got his first hit and first run with a two-run double. He was at third base instead of second base. The front end of a 6–4–3 double play was his first MLB career fielding attempt. He was on the 40-man roster. <mask> started the spring training with a chance to make the team because of his late season performance. The Cards had a number of capable infielders fighting for roster spots, including David Freese, Tyler Greene, Double-A prospect Matt Carpenter, and off-season acquisitions Ryan Theriot and Nick Punto. It was difficult to determine a position and secure a spot.An injury to Punto and questions about Freese's durability left the Cards desperate for an extra utility infielder rather than an outfielder. Descalso got a roster spot out of training camp. On May 3, <mask> hit his first major league home run. The three-run blast was a game winner that vaulted the Cardinals to a come-from-behind 7–5 win against the Florida Marlins. He was 800-273-3217


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title: Daniel Descalso

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title: Daniel Descalso

texts: became a free agent. In 24 games with the Saints, <mask> had a.093/.243/.200 batting line with 2 home runs and 4RBI. <mask> is married to Julia and has three children. John Silva, a baseball fan and collector, returned the ball from <mask>'s first major league hit to him in December of 2021.References External links scout.com interview 1986


title: Chris de Burgh

texts: <mask> is a British-Irish musician and singer. He began writing pop-oriented material after performing art rock. He has had several top 40 hits in the UK and the US, but he is more popular in other countries. "The Lady in Red" was number one in several countries. Over 45 million albums have been sold by De Burgh. <mask> was born in Venado Tuerto, Argentina, to a British diplomat and an Irish secretary. His maternal grandfather was a British Army officer who was the Chief of the General Staff in India during the Second World War.His legal name is "Davison", but he took his mother's maiden name as a stage name. <mask> and his family spent a lot of their early years in Africa, as his father had interests in farming and engineering. The Davisons settled in Bargy Castle, County Wexford, Ireland, which was a bit rundown at the time. <mask> <mask> bought the castle in the 1960s. <mask> sang for the guests at the hotel that he converted. Nick Drake formed a jazz band with four schoolmates, the Perfumed Gardeners, but was rejected by <mask>urgh as his taste was too poppy. He obtained a Master of Arts degree in French, English and History from Trinity College Dublin.<mask> <mask> supported Supertramp on their Crime of the Century tour and signed his first contract with A&M Records. Far Beyond These Castle Walls was a folk-tinged stab at fantasy in the tradition of the Moody Blues. It didn't chart when it was released in 1974. He released a single called "Turning Round" from the album a few months later. It stayed on top of the Brazilian charts for 17 weeks despite not making an impression in the UK. Every one of his 1970s albums failed to chart in the UK or US, as they racked up big sales in continental European and South American countries. Spanish Train

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title: Chris de Burgh

texts: and Other Stories was his second album.The album and tour expanded the fan base, even though it wasn't a huge commercial success. "Patricia The Stripper" and "A Spaceman Came travelling" were two of the fan favourite tracks from the album. Crusader was released in 1979 after his third album, At the End of a Perfect Day, failed to push his career significantly. Crusader took a more electric direction, including guitar contributions from Ian Bairnson (formerly of Pilot), bass player David Paton (also of Pilot), and drummer Stuart Elliott, all of whom were also working at the time. Sky keyboard player Francis Monkman was on the album. Crusader failed to break through in the UK and US despite attracting a lot of new fans. The Eastern Wind failed to build on the cult following in the major territories.Best moves was <mask>'s first UK chart entry and was culled from his early albums. It was the single "Don't Pay the Ferryman" that catapulted The Getaway to number 30 in the UK charts and 43 in the US. <mask> <mask>'s follow-up album, Man on the Line, did well in the US and the UK. The single "The Lady in Red" became a number one hit in the UK and the album " Into the Light" reached number two in the UK. A re-release of <mask>'s 1976 Christmas song "A Spaceman Came travelling" became a Top 40 hit in the UK. His follow-up to Into the Light, Flying Colours, was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465

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texts: 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 His commercial fortunes began to slide in Britain in the early 1990s, yet he retained a following around the world.His previous label A&M Records UK was inactive in the U.S. The song "There's a New Star Up in Heaven Tonight" is dedicated to Diana, Princess of Wales. The Ultimate Collection and Now and Then both included a limited edition of the song. <mask> <mask> was going to be the first western pop singer to perform in Iran since the 1979 revolution when he was going to hold a concert in Tehran in 2008. He did not have permission from the Iranian authorities to perform in the country. He was the first Western act to play in Lebanon. On his 73rd birthday in October of 2021, <mask> <mask> released a music video for his single "Legacy" directed by Sam Chegini."The Legend of Robin Hood" is his 27th studio album. <mask> <mask> has been married to his wife Diane since 1977 and has lived in Ireland since 1997. They have four children, two sons and a daughter who won the Miss World competition in Ireland. The Member of Parliament for South Antrim was his second cousin. In 1994 he was found to have had an affair with his children's 19-year-old Irish nanny, Maresa Morgan, who was assisting the family while <mask>h's wife Diane was recovering from a broken neck suffered during a horse-riding accident. He reconciled with his wife after he felt guilty about the affair. A world record was set for a collection of postwar vintages when bottles from <mask>h's vintage wine cellar sold for over $500,000 in 2011.The First and Second World Wars are of interest to De Burgh. His songs contain references to

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texts: soldiers and battle, and in 2006 he purchased a rare First World War letter written by an unknown soldier. He has always had a deep distrust of organized religion, even though he is a believer in <mask>. The power of spiritual healing can be used to reduce pain. He claims that he has been able to heal people with his own hands and that he gained an "all-encompassing strength" that was reached through prayer. He had previously received the Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine. As he tried to build his career, <mask>h received a lot of positive feedback from the music press.Since the release of "The Lady in Red" in 1986, both the music and news media have become more negative towards him. He has won 16 defamation actions. The Irish Independent said that he was prickly about criticism. A less than sympathetic review of <mask>h's show in Dublin's Gaiety Theatre was written by Peter Crawley, a theatre reviewer at The Irish Times. "He departs the stage for 'Lady in Red', invading boxes and draping himself over audience members, but it is almost admirable how unaltered <mask>h has remained by the flow of time." In a lengthy, much-publicised reply to the critic, <mask>h made his feelings known, particularly in the postscript. To his millions of fans, <mask> <mask> is the ultimate romantic singer.He's a figure of fun to many others. <mask> was chosen for the cover of a new arts and music magazine by the staff of Melody Maker. "The Lady in Red" is one of the most disliked songs in the public. Neil Norman wrote about <mask>h in 2006 for The Independent. Mike DeGagne, writing for AllMusic, has praised <mask>h as a genuine master of the soft ballad and one of the finest mood-invoking artists ever. There are awards and nominations. Award!Year! Nominee(s)! Category! Result!

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title: Omar Abdulrahman

texts: A footballer who plays for Shabab Al-Ahli in the U.A., and for the national team in the Arab world, is born on September 20, 1991. <mask> made his senior debut for Al Ain in the 2008–09 season. He won the Etisalat Cup, President's Cup and Super Cup in his first season. He became a first team regular despite being out for six months with a knee injury, and helped his club avoid the drop in the 2010–11 season. He finished the season with 11 goals in 29 appearances, and was voted the most promising player of the year. Abdulrahman returned from an injury to help his club win the league title. After a two-week trial with Manchester City, he returned to Al Ain to become a key player in the 2012–13 season and was voted Emirati Player of the Year, as his side achieved the 2012 Super Cup and league title.Abdulrahman was the top Asian player of the year. Abdulrahman was one of the most promising future stars in Asia. The Goal 50 list is a ranking of the best 50 players of the 2012–13 season. Growing up in Riyadh, the son of Hadhrami descent was raised in a working-class environment. His father was a former player, he was the youngest of two sisters and three older brothers. He played soccer in Riyadh neighborhoods. He was noticed by <mask> Eissa who asked about the club that he played for.He wasn't playing for any club and didn't have Saudi citizenship. After <mask> Eissa began to contact him and his brother, he began to participate in tournaments and courses with Yahya Al-Shehri. He went on a trial with Al Hilal

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texts: who was interested in signing him. As full Saudi nationality was only offered to him and not his entire family, his father rejected the offer. A call came to <mask> Eissa's friend, Ahmed Al Garoon, who was looking for young talented players. He was told about Abdulrahman's talent by his brothers Mohammed and Khalid. They joined the Al Ain camp in Germany after he asked for their passports.Al Ain agreed to grant citizenship to his entire family. Abdulrahman joined the club with two of his brothers. Al Ain <mask> joined Al Ain Academy in 2007, and has played for a number of Al Ain's teams. He was promoted to the first team after coach Winfried Schfer saw him at a football tournament. His debut with the first team was against Al Ahli. Abdulrahman continued to play for the reserve team despite being promoted to the first team. His last match was against Al Nasr.He scored 6 goals and Assists in 10 matches for the reserve. On January 24, 2009, at the age of 17 years, Abdulrahman made his official debut for the first team when he came on as a substitute in the 77th minute against Al Ahli. He replaced Faisal Ali in the 70th minute in the second leg of the Etisalat Cup semi-final against Al Jazira two months after his debut. Abdulrahman shot the ball on the goal but missed, before Dias scored the only goal of the match. On April 3, 2009, Abdulrahman won his first club honor when Al Ain defeated Al Wahda in the Etisalat Cup final. On 13 April, he won his second club honor, the President's Cup, in a 1–0 win

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texts: against Al Shabab. On 18 April 2009, Abdulrahman made his league debut.He became the youngest player to score a goal this season when he scored his first Pro-League goal in a 2–2 draw with Al Ahli. The 101st goal for Al Ain was scored against Al Wasl on 15 May. He scored his third league goal on May 24, 2009, in a 2–0 win over Al Shaab. On July 26, 2009, <mask> was injured in a friendly match against FC Lausanne-Sport with the U-20 team. On 26 February, Abdulrahman played in his first game back from injury in the under-19 youth league and it ended 4–2 in Al Ain's favor. He scored his first goal of the season in a reserve league game on 19 March and helped in two more. He scored and helped in another in a 0–5 victory over Al Wasl.<mask> made his European debut in a victory. He scored his first Pro-league goals in a win. On 15 May, he helped the Al Ain reserves win the Reserve League by scoring a brace and helping in another win. He scored 5 goals in 7 matches with the under-19, reserve, and first team. After the departure of Valdivia from the club, <mask> became a first team regular and wore the number 10 jersey. In his first start of the season, Abdulrahman scored with a free kick and assisted teammate Jose Sand in a 4–3 win at Dubai. In the second round of the President's Cup, <mask> scored his first goal in a 5–0 victory over Masfout.He scored a goal from a penalty in a 2–1 defeat to Al Ahli on September 30th and assisted another goal for Mohanad Salem in a 2–2 draw with Al Wasl on October 27th. He

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texts: assisted teammate Faris in the loss to Ittihad. He assisted Jose Sand in a 1–1 draw against Al Shabab. <mask>'s contract was extended by Al Ain on 12 May 2011. He scored two goals and assisted the fourth as he led his team to a victory. Al Ittihad named <mask> the Pro-League's most promising player of the year for the second time. In 29 matches, <mask> had 11 goals and 8 assists.<mask> was out for six months due to an injury he sustained during the summer camp for the national team. He had a second injury in less than two years. He assisted the first goal in a 3–1 win for the reserve team against Al Nasr. In a match that Al Ain lost 4–0 to Al Jazira, <mask> came on as a substitute in the 59th minute and played his first match with the first team. He assisted two goals in a win against Al Sharjah. He scored the third goal on 6 May. In the final league match of the season, he scored one goal and assisted two others.Abdulrahman was going to join Manchester City on a trial. He joined the team training after arriving in Manchester. The trial lasted for two weeks, he played friendly matches and the report was positive, but the deal broke down due to work permit and national team rank issues. Al Ain coach Cosmin Olaroiu stated "City offered him a four-year deal after training with them last summer, and that he would take them up on a second offer." Brian Marwood, the club's academy chief, confirmed that they were still interested in Abdulrahman. Al Ain confirmed that Abdulrahman would stay with the team for

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title: Omar Abdulrahman

texts: the 2012–13 season after he returned from a trial with Manchester City. After missing a penalty kick, Abdulrahman was named the Man of the Match in Al Ain's 5–4 penalty shoot-out win against Al Jazira.In the first league match, Abdulrahman assisted Ekoko to score his first league goal in a 3–6 defeat to Al Ahli. He assisted the third goal for his teammate. Abdulrahman scored his first Pro-League goal on 15 October and assisted two goals in a 7–0 victory over Al Dhafra. In a fourth round match, Abdulrahman assisted Asamoah Gyan to score the fourth goal. In a 5–0 win over Al Wasl, Abdulrahman scored his second goal. He assisted the third goal of a corner kick. In a 6–0 victory over Ittihad Kalba, Abdulrahman scored two goals and assisted another.In a 2–5 win over Dubai, Abdulrahman scored two more times. The Al Ain fans named him the player of the month. He provided an assist for Gyan to score the second goal which gave his side a 0–2 away victory against Al Nasr. On 26 January, in Al Ain's first league match of the year, <mask> scored from a penalty kick and provided an assist for Brosque. In the 63rd minute, Abdulrahman came on as a substitute for Hilal Saeed in a match that Al Ain lost 1–0 to Dibba Al Fujairah. <mask> confirmed to the media that he received a loan offer from Benfica. Al Ain wanted to remain the player for this season, so he turned down the offer.On 27 February, Abdulrahman played against his former club Al-Hilal that he trained with as a teenager and scored the equaliser and provided