title: E. D. Morel

texts: country. He was sentenced to six months in Pentonville Prison.He was placed in the'second division', allowing some privileges over the majority of prisoners, and his health was seriously damaged. <mask> was released in January 1918. In April 1918, he joined the Independent Labour Party and began to feed his views into the Labour Party to which it was affiliated and which adopted his critical view of the Treaty of Versailles. <mask> joined the Independent Labour Party because he was against the Treaty of Versailles, which he warned would lead to another war. He was against the mandate system for former German colonies and the assignment of "war guilt" exclusively to the Central Powers. He wrote The Black Man's Burden in 1920. He became the director of the UDC's journal, Foreign Affairs: A Journal of International Understanding, despite giving up his career as a journalist.The views of the UDC were represented by Foreign Affairs, which was a significant voice of the English left. Morel blamed France and Russia for the start of the war in his articles for the magazine. The fate of the new nation of Hungary was deplored by Morel in his articles. The Kingdom of Hungary was stripped of most of its territory in the 1920 Treaty of Trianon. Hungary was reduced to "hopeless, heart-breaking bondage" by Morel. The British-based part of the Black Shame campaign was launched because of Morel's opposition to French foreign policy. "Frankfurt runs red with blood French Blood Troops Use Machine-guns on Civilians" was the headline on a front-page article in The Daily Herald on April 9, 1920.On the same day, there was a cover story titled "Black Scourge In Europe Sexual Horror Let Loose by France Rhine On Disappearance of Young German Girls". Morel wrote that France is poisoning her black savages into the heart of Germany and that theprimitive African savages have become a horror and a terror. According to Morel, the Senegalese soldiers in the French Army were "primitive African barbarians" who "stuffed their

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title: E. D. Morel

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texts: rape every German female in sight because Morel believed in the uncontrollable sexuality of blacks. Claude McKay, the Jamaican poet and labour activist, and Norman Leys, the British Africanist, challenged Morel on that. Leys stated that the allegations were one of the great sources of race hatred and should never be repeated. Morel was anti-French because of his opposition to the Treaty of Versailles, and also because of the nature of France's mission civilisatrice in Africa, with any African willing to embrace the French language and culture becoming French and theoretically the equal of whites. Morel believed that the Africans were committing outrageous crimes against Germans in the Rhineland because the French had made them into black Frenchmen, who were just as much French citizens as anyone else.In the 1922 general election, which followed the retirement of an incumbent Labour Member of Parliament, Alexander Wilkie, Morel fought the two-member Dundee constituency as a sole Labour candidate. He won the second seat by defeating one of the outgoing members who was standing as a National Liberal. "I would take up the fight against him with a whole heart, because he was such a personal force for evil that I looked upon him as a warmonger", said Morel. He was expected to be appointed as Foreign Secretary in the government of <mask> in 1924, but <mask> decided to serve as his own Foreign Secretary. <mask> tried to get <mask> nominated for the peace prize. In August 1924, <mask> is thought to have persuaded <mask> to recognize the communist government in the Soviet Union. <mask> died of a heart attack in London after he was re-elected.Through the work of the Congo Reform Association, Arthur Conan <mask> became acquainted with Morel. He used Morel as an inspiration for his character in The Lost World. "No other man I know has had the same simplicity in pursuing and proclaiming political truth as Morel has," said Russell. Morel was described as "heroic but rather forgotten man" by George Orwell.

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title: E. D. Morel

texts: <mask> Fforde claims to be his great-grandfather. Adam Hochschild, whose book King Leopold's Ghost revived <mask>'s reputation, wrote about the impact of the Congo Reform campaign. The conventional answer has been yes for many years.Some of the worst abuses, such as the kidnapping of hostages, stopped as a result of the publicity. The territory had a near-genocidal death rate for more than a decade. They put a lot of information on the historical record after making this statement. The movement's other great achievement is that, among its supporters, it kept alive a tradition, a way of seeing the world, a human capacity for being outraged because pain is being inflicted on another human being, even when that pain is inflicted on someone of another color, in another country The spirit that underlies these organizations is this. The British Case in French Congo was published in 1903 and the story of the rubber slave trade in the year of grace was published in 1906. The History of Human Rights was written by Morel.Britain and the world. 2 years ago: 213–235. The "Black Horror on the Rhine": Idealism, Pacifism, and Racism in Feminism and the Left in the Aftermath of the First World War" was written by Peter Campbell. Clarence Hitler's Black Victims: The Historical Experiences of Afro-Germans, European Blacks, Africans, and African Americans in the Nazi Era was published in 2002. Reindeers, Robert "Racialism on the Left: <mask>. Matthew G. Stanard wrote " Morel and the 'Black Horror on the Rhine'" in the International Review of Social History. The 'Black Horror on the Rhine' Intersections of Race, Nation, Gender and Class in 1920s Germany was written by Wigger.There is a book by <mask> Vangroenweghe. The Morel papers are in the Archives Division of the London School of Economics. An article on Morel was published by <mask>. The man and his work with an introduction. The full text Report of the British Consul, Roger Casement, was published in 1920. The Journal of Belgian History, Digital Archive

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title: Andrea Roncato

texts: <mask> is an Italian actor, comedian and television personality. The Conservatorio Giovanni Battista Martini has diplomas from the University of Bologna and the University of Bologna. He attended acting courses in Italy and the United States. One of the most famous duos of Italian cinema in the 80s were the comedy duo of Gigi e <mask> and Gigi Sammarchi: after several television appearances they have become one of the most famous duos of Italian cinema in the 80s. They are known for their easy going style. Agip Petroli and Autobianchi Y10 4WD had spokespeople in the 1980s. After gaining popularity with <mask> continued his solo career starring in several films and in some television series.He played Roman on Canale 5 from 2002 to 2008. He was made a Knight in 2007. His first book, Ti avrei voluto, was published in the year 2008 after he starred in the film Ho ammazzato Berlusconi. He was a contestant in Ballando con le stelle, a reality show on Rai 1 and the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars. <mask> is also an acting teacher. He has worked as an art director in nightclubs and as a promoter of a campaign to raise awareness about dog's excrement collection, as well as being named a world ambassador for the protection of the environment. He has created a shelter for stray dogs and is a great lover of animals.He owns two dogs, a Czechoslovakian shepherd and a Setter named Padberg. He had a two month affair with a famous porn star in 1985. The marriage ended in divorce after just two years, but he was married to a television actress. Tabloids reported that his divorce was due to his drug use. Monica Vullo directed the episodes Le ali spezzate, Don Matteo 10 and L'inganno. The title of the television series Carabinieri was awarded during the Festival di Villa Basilica in Lecce in 2007.

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title: Juval Aviv

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is an Israeli-American security consultant and founder of Interfor International, a corporate investigations firm in New York City. <mask> is a former Mossad agent and a book writer under the name Sam Green. Aviv investigated the terrorist attack on Pan Am Flight 103. <mask> was born on February 24, 1947 as Yuval Aviof. He received a masters degree from Tel Aviv University. From 1968 to 1979 he was a major in Israel's Defence Force and Mossad. He was involved in many Mossad secret service operations.According to the ABA Banking Journal, <mask> is the president and CEO of Interfor, an international investigative and intelligence firm. The bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 was investigated by him. <mask> was hired by Pan Am to investigate the bombing of Flight 103. He says he got the information from people who were involved. He claimed that US agents had been watching a heroin-smuggling route from the Middle East to the United States, which was run by a Syrian criminal. <mask> said that the Syrians had ties to Hezbollah. US agents agreed to allow heroin to be smuggled in return for help freeing hostages, according to <mask>.Turkish extremists swapped a suitcase of heroin for a bomb when they worked at the airport. The President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism examined these allegations in 1989 and found that there was no basis in the rumors that the U.S. government had anything to do with the sabotage of Flight 103. <mask> was described by diplomatic and intelligence officials as a liar after the Interfor report was

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texts: released. <mask> stated that he was never told that his report was wrong and that he was attacked as the messenger. The allegations that <mask> had never been employed by the FBI or Mossad were looked into by American RadioWorks. A memo from the FBI from 1982 and an agreement between <mask> and the US Justice Department were some of the documents they found. He is a source for publications such as the New York Times and Fox News Channel.The author of Vengeance was approached by Collins Canada in 1981 about a meeting with <mask>, who claimed to have been involved in an operation to kill 11 Israeli athletes. Two Toronto-based publishing houses, Lester & Orpen Dennys and Collins Canada, commissioned Jonas to research and write <mask>'s account. <mask>'s character was depicted in Vengeance as "Avner". The book generated $500,000 in advance foreign sales after an investigative team was put together to find out if <mask>'s story was true. After his book was published, he told a journalist that he had spent two years and $30,000 of the publishers' money on research in Europe and Israel. A memo from the FBI from 1982 and an agreement between <mask> and the US Justice Department are two of the documents that American RadioWorks looked into. The president of Collins Canada, Nicholas Harris, said in 1984 that they were satisfied with the story.If <mask> is not legit, he can only be a disgruntled ex-employee of Mossad with enough knowledge of what has gone down in this area. If he is not who he says he is, then that is what he is. Steven Bauer and Michael York starred in a

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title: Juval Aviv

texts: made-for-television movie adaptation of the book. The book was turned into a film by Steven Spielberg in 2005. The book The Men Who Would Be King: An Almost Unreal Tale of Moguls, Movies, and a Company Called DreamWorks claims that Steven Spielberg vetting <mask> during pre-production of the movie, Munich. Through his connections at the White House and a Middle East diplomat, Spielberg was able to determine that his real name was <mask> <mask>. FBI files proved that Spielberg and his team were real.The Complete Terrorism Survival Guide: How to Travel, Work and Live in Safety was published in 2003 Staying Safe: The Complete Guide to protecting yourself, your family, and your business was published by Juris Publications. Collins is based on the death of a British publisher. Flight 103 was based on the Lockerbie bombing. "Juval Aviv" was added to Snopes on 1 August 2007. Aviv: Fabricator or victim? The American Radio Works was published in 2000."Emerson, Steven." "PanAm scam." There is a journalism review. September 1992. Roy McGibbon. There was a press conference with <mask> <mask>. Steven Hartov and Melman.The Guardian published "Munich: Fact and Fantasy". Matthew Lamb. "Flimsy plot from a'spy' writer," The Courier Mail said. "Andrew" was the name of the man. The Independent reported on "<mask> <mask>: The good assassin". James Swan. "On Guard" was published in The National Review.David, wise. What did Mossad know? The New York Times was published on October 7, 1990. People of the Mossad, Israeli non-fiction writers, and American non-fiction writers were born in

masks: Aviv Juval Aviv Juval Aviv Juval Aviv


title: Sibylle Lewitscharoff

texts: <mask> is a German author. Her novels include Pong, Apostoloff, and Blumenberg. She has received several German literary awards. <mask>'s father was a doctor of Bulgaria and his mother was a German. She was nine years old when her father took his own life. She worked as a book-keeper in Berlin after graduating from the Free University of Berlin with a degree in religious studies. She ended that work in 2000.Lewitscharoff began her writing career by writing for radio. Her first book was published in 1994. In 1998, she published her first novel, named after a man who has been interpreted by reviewers as possibly being insane, and possibly not being fully human. He has a name for his ability to bounce like a ball that is related to his birth. He is portrayed as a misogynist because he is obsessed with human perfection. He eventually married a woman named EvMarie. He puts her on a roof top to hold her hands over two eggs which will one day become a boy and a girl.The book ends with Pong committing suicide by jumping from the roof. The book was praised for its playful language and earned <mask> the prize. The book follows the inner monologue of the main character as he sits alone in a bar on a Saturday. Both of his parents were killed in an accident, as well as pop icons such as Andy Warhol and Jim Morrison. In her novel Apostoloff, two sisters go to Bulgaria to bury their father, who committed suicide by hanging himself. Ruben Apostoloff tries to impress them on the nature and culture of

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Lewitscharoff
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title: Chris Haywood

texts: <mask> is an actor, writer and producer with close to 500 screen performances to his name. He has worked as a casting director, art director, sound recordist, camera operator, gaffer, grip, location and unit manager. Early life and education was where <mask> was born. From 1959 to 1965, he attended Royal Grammar School in High Wycombe, where he spent his formative years. He got a place at E15 acting school after working in the cellars of a local wine shipper. He moved to Australia after graduating. After arriving in Australia, <mask> became involved with the Nimrod Theatre Company, helping to build the premises with scrap timber.He established the drama service on Kiribati National Radio while he was the artistic director of the Pros and Cons Playhouse. He has roles in many films and television shows. The Nib Waverley Library Award for Literature is now known as the Mark & Evette Moran Nib Literary Award. An annual award of $20,000 is given for the quality of research for a published work of literary merit written by an Australian writer and published in the previous 12 months. He is the coxswain of the rescue boat. He is employed as a coxswain in the Australian pearling industry. TV credits as an actor include: Homicide, Essington, Against the Wind, Five Mile Creek, Return to Eden, Waterfront, A Good Thing Going, Boys From The Bush, Water Rats, Farscape, and All Saints.In June of last year, he played Walter Mitchell in Neighbours. TV credits as a writer include Alvin Purple. He received three Awards from the Australian Film Institute for his roles in A Street to Die and Emerald City, as well as the Film Critics Circle of Australia Award for Kiss or Kill. He won three Logie Awards for his work on television. He won an award at a film festival. Filmography Television Series Films is a class. The year is over.Title. There is a character.

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title: Maria Gładkowska

texts: <mask>ka is a Polish film, stage, and television actress. She received the Zbigniew Cybulski Award in 1988. Daisy, Princess of Pless, the breakthrough performance of Gadkowska, was included in the list of 100 Best Polish Films of all time. Gadkowska started her film career at the age of 20. In her senior year of high school, she won a national contest for a theatre review and appeared in a historical series. She studied acting at the Faculty of acting at the National Academy of Dramatic Art. Her first professional stage appearance was as Elwira in a production of Husband and wife.She was a member of the Adequate Theatre in Warsaw and the "Scena Prezentacje" Theatre in Warsaw. Her most notable stage roles are as Mother in The Laments (2001) and Mary Tyron in Long Day's Journey into Night 2006). Gadkowska has performed at the New Theatre, d and Izrael Poznaski Palace. Gadkowska had great success in films such as Dekalog: One. The Hostage of Europe was written by Krzysztof Kielowski. Faustina was written by Jerzy Kawalerowicz. Argument About Basia (1995) and Historia kina w Popielawach (2000) were both directed by Jerzy ukaszewicz.The book is called Chopin: Desire for Love. King Arthur and Jerzy Antczak were both dirs. The man is Antoine Fuqua. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Stephen McPhee

texts: <mask> was born in 1981 and is a former footballer. He played for clubs in the Netherlands, Scotland, England and Portugal. At under-21 level, he was capped for his country. He scored 56 goals in 252 games. He joined Port Vale later in the year after a loan to St Mirren. He made his name at Vale, playing the majority of his career at the club. He moved to Hull City after leaving Beira-Mar of Portugal.He moved to Blackpool two years later. He retired in 2010 due to injury problems. <mask> began his career with his brother Gary in the Netherlands. He went to England in 1998 and did not make a senior appearance for the "Sky Blues". In 2001 he was sent to a Scottish club that had a chance to sign Ronaldinho, but instead chose <mask>. He won the April 2001 SPL Young Player of the Month Award after playing seven games for the "Saints". Brian Horton's best signing at the club would be Port Vale McPhee, who signed for the club on a free transfer in 2001.He was the club's top scorer with 14 goals in 51 games, including one in the 2001 Potteries derby. Wigan Athletic made a bid for <mask> that was accepted by his club, however his agent rejected Wigan's contract offer. The 2002–03 season was largely devoid of goals for the forward, his strike against Oldham Athletic in October ended a run of 21 games without a goal, but only two goals followed in the remaining 34 matches. This was the second highest goal tally for a Port Vale player

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title: Stephen McPhee

texts: in 66 years, as he scored 27 goals to help Vale finish seventh in League One. <mask> was named player of the year at Vale Park, but he turned down a new contract because the team had not been promoted. A British club would have to negotiate a fee with the "Valiants" before talking to <mask>, however a foreign club would be free to sign him without dealing with Vale. The rumour that <mask>-Mar was denied by the club.The club rejected the offer out of hand and said it was not worth considering. Vale lost a player for nothing when his agent negotiated a move to Beira-Mar. <mask> said the move was about bettering himself. Mick Wadsworth was the manager of Beira-Mar at the time. Beira-Mar were demoted from the Portuguese top flight despite <mask> scoring five goals in 31 appearances. His consistent performances attracted interest from other clubs. <mask> joined Hull City for a fee that was widely reported to be $220,000.The club website stated, "The Scottish forward joined the Championship-bound Tigers in a new club record deal with the McPhee fee reported in excess of £400,000 when <mask> was signed from Beira Mar in May 2005." He missed the rest of the 2005–06 season and the start of the 2006–07 season because of a knee injury. Phil Brown's first match in charge of the club was in December 2006 when he returned to action. He missed most of the rest of the season due to injury. <mask> signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with

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title: Stephen McPhee

texts: the club after moving for an undisclosed fee. Depending on appearances, the fee could rise to £300,000. <mask> and teammate Kaspars Gorks were named in the Championship's "Team of the Week".He played his last professional game on April 4, 2009, when he replaced Southern in a 1–0 loss to Argyle. Less than a week after Blackpool were promoted to the premier league, <mask> announced his retirement from football. He had a knee injury that kept him out for the whole of the previous season. <mask> won his first Scotland under-21 cap in 2001. <mask> was an energetic and tenacious forward. IanHolloway offered <mask> a coaching role at the club in July of 2010. He left his post because he was unhappy with his wage level.He was a youth team coach at Port Vale. <mask>'s career was brought to a premature end due to his injury problems and he attempted suicide. He opened his own printing business after recovering. In April 2001 Port Vale F.C. won the Individual SPL Young Player of the Month Award. Player of the Year: 2004 Championship team of the week member: 25 February 2008 Championship play-off final winner The players are from St Mirren F.C. The players are from Port Vale F.C.Scottish expatriates in Portugal play football for Hull City A.F.C. The players are from Blackpool. The players are from Blackpool. English Football League players Association football coaches Port Vale F.C. Scottish expatriates play football in the

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: <mask> was an American businessman and politician who was a key civic leader in Seattle, Washington. During the city's early years, he made contributions to virtually all civic and business activities. At 17 he was a lumber merchant in Canada. He was a successful businessman and traveled to Seattle in 1869 in search of more opportunities. One of the richest people in Seattle had a net worth of $2 million and most of it was acquired through real estate deals. He was involved in many other Seattle projects, including railroads, mining, banking, water and gas works, steamship operations, law, and others. Many of his activities were unprofitable.He made a lot of charitable contributions. In 1885, he served as Seattle mayor and multiple terms as a Seattle councilman. He co-founded the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the First National Bank of Seattle. One of the most prominent roles in Seattle's battle with the Northern Pacific Railroad for an independent railroad connection was played by <mask>. The Bailey Gatzert was the finest ship in Puget Sound at the time. The founding of Ravensdale, Washington was named after him. The most expensive home in the city was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Two streets in Seattle are named after him. On the Eastern coast of Canada, <mask> was born to a family of Irish descent. At 17, he started a successful lumber trading business. The business expanded into Woodstock. He owned a lumber camp on the banks of the Meduxnekeag River at the age of 30. The Meduxnekeag riverbed spans from the confluence of

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: the North and South Branches in Maine to Woodstock in Canada. The Canadian–American Reciprocity Treaty expired in the 19th century.He decided to take his chances on the Western frontier after moving to Houlton in an attempt to run his business from Maine. He worked in lumbering until 1867. In 1869, <mask> arrived in Seattle, a village with unpaved streets supporting a population of less than 1,000 people. Unlike other Washington Territory entrepreneurs of the time, <mask> didn't limit himself to one area of business, but engaged in many activities. Samuel L. Crawford, a Washingtonian journalist of the time, said that Mr. <mask> was a great promoter. He wanted to start a big enterprise and then drop out of it himself. He fathered many of the big schemes in this way.Over the next 20 years, <mask> was involved in multiple operations at the same time. He touched every line of public progress in Seattle. By the beginning of the 20th century, <mask> had accumulated a fortune estimated at $2 million, mostly from his investments in Seattle real estate. He was one of the richest people in Seattle. The pioneer lawyer in Washington Territory was admitted to the bar in 1871. He joined the law firm as a junior partner. One of the six most active law firms in Washington Territory was one of the five law firms in Seattle.One of the most consistent occupations in Seattle was law; he was active in this area for eleven years. The law firm of James F. McNaught dissolved after he became an attorney for the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. He formed another firm

masks: Leary Leary Leary Leary Leary


title: John Leary (politician)

texts: with Henry G. Struve after starting his own law practice. When J.C. Haines joined the firm, it was renamed Struve, Haines & Leary. <mask> left the firm in 1882 to devote himself to business and civic activities. The Talbot coal mine opened in 1872 with partners <mask> and James F. McNaught. One of the venture's directors was <mask>.The first delivery of coal was to Seattle. The tunnel was constructed to expose a vein of coal. The coal was to be shipped to Yesler's wharf in Seattle by railroad. The mine closed after a few years as the bed proved to be bad. Local governments usually funded geological expeditions in Washington between the years of 1878 and 1884. The parties went to the West Coast towards Cape Flattery and parts of Eastern Washington. The reports of the expeditions were made available to the public.In 1884, with J.M. They were part of the opening of the mines. 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Leary Coal Company developed coal mines in Ravensdale. The mining town was founded by Leary. In 1900 it produced 48,000 tons, by 1905 it was 185,000 tons. The large coal shipments were made possible by a dedicated railroad line that was financed by other railroad projects and connected the mines to the Northern Pacific Railway.The mine was sold to Northern Pacific in 1915 after an accident killed 31 miners and forced the company to abandon the mines. Many of the ventures that helped build Seattle's infrastructure were organized by utilities. The Spring Hill Water Company was the first to lay water pipes along Seattle streets, pumping water from Lake Washington. Seattle's first water system was created by this. <mask> was the president of the ompany. He and his partners sold the company to the city for $9,000,000. The first gas company in the city was founded by <mask>.The First National Bank of Seattle was founded in September of 1882. Dexter Horton founded a loan business in town. Henry Yesler, Seattle's richest citizen, was one of the partners in this enterprise. G.W. Dingley. J.R. Lewis and Harris. The capital of the bank was $150,000. The Panic of 1893 was mitigated by the bank's solvency and stability.The president of the bank was obliged to resign due to the pressure of his other business interests. Seafirst Bank was acquired by the Bank of America. The People's Savings Bank in Seattle had a board of trustees. The Seattle Post journal was founded in the 19th century. He engineered a

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: merger between the journal and the Seattle Intelligencer. The new office building for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer was built by him. By 1884, all of the interest in the paper had been sold.The Seattle Trade Journal was purchased by <mask> and several partners in 1890. He sold it to The Seattle Telegraph a year later. One of the Morning Journal Publishing company's leading stockholders was <mask>. The company tried to publish a Democratic Morning Journal, which was absorbed by the Telegraph the following year. His firm belief in the future of Washington Territory and in particular Seattle is what led to his multiple investments in real estate. His real estate investments were the main source of his wealth. In addition to Judge Thomas Burke and William R. Ballard, <mask> purchased land on Salmon Bay.The city of Ballard was formed around 1890 when it was divided into individual plots and sold to new settlers. The Yesler-<mask> Block, the Seattle Post building, and the Cosmopolitan Hotel are some of the investments made by <mask>. The latter was built in the 19th century. The biggest office building in Seattle at the time was considered the most prestigious piece of commercial real estate. There was a long facade facing 1st Avenue and Yesler Way. The office building was built in a joint venture with Henry Yesler and was destroyed in the Great Seattle Fire on June 6, 1889. The majority of Washington Territory settlers were Republican.He was described as an "outstanding civic leader," a "natural leader," and a pioneer among pioneers. <mask> was a

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: Seattle councilman for three years. He was elected mayor of Seattle in 1884 after receiving 1311 votes. One of the biggest political meetings ever held in Seattle was cheered on by citizens. A group of businessmen created a ticket against the Law and Order League. The League was led by "moralistic elements," including recently enfranchised women activists who lobby for liquor and gambling regulations. <mask> damaged the relationship with his conservative supporters by allowing raids on saloons and houses of prostitution in order to "placate women's and reform groups."The position of mayor was seen as a civic duty at the time. Regular office hours were held by the first mayor. He invested his own money to plank 1st Avenue, which was the first street paving project in Seattle. He ran for re-election, but lost. Race antagonism, business depression, and poor enforcement of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 are some of the reasons why anti-Chinese agitation occurred in many Western cities. The business depression of 1882–1885 was blamed on cheap Chinese labor by many white Americans. The racism turned violent in September when white laborers attacked Chinese workers causing the Rock Springs massacre.<mask> tried to convince the Chinese to leave the city before the violence broke out, but he was unsuccessful. A decree to expel all Chinese people from Western Washington was issued after the riots in Seattle. The board of trustees of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce was incorporated in 1890. He was the Chamber's president for two different terms. During an


title: John Leary (politician)

texts: economic downturn, <mask> ran for mayor on a Republican ticket, but lost to Judge James T. Ronald. The first transcontinental railroad to reach Puget Sound was the Northern Pacific Railroad. After a few years of surveying, the railroad decided that Tacoma would be its western end.Seattle would be a subservient position in the region if that decision had been made. The Seattle population was dependent on commerce and began to plan to relocate. The panic was stopped by a characteristic stunt. He used the proceeds from the sale of his hotel to purchase a large quantity of piles, sinking them in straight lines along a potential railroad bed leading into Seattle. The illusion of someone building a railroad into Seattle led to multiple rumors that stopped the initial panic, and thus the exodus of people from Seattle. Seattle desperately needed a railroad connection to resolve the problem. The situation was made worse by the fact that the Northern Pacific Railroad was trying to lure Seattleites to relocate there.<mask>'s stunt led to the establishment of the Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad, which planned to connect Settle to Walla Walla via Snoqualmie Pass and direct at least some commercial traffic into the Port of Seattle. Several prominent citizens backed the project financially, including Arthur Denny, <mask>, Franklin Mathias, Angus Mackintosh, Henry Yesler, James McNaught, J. J. McGilvra, J. M. Colman, and Dexter Horton, but <mask> wasn't among the investors. The construction was estimated to cost $4 million, but Seattleites' resources alone were

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: not enough to complete the project. The railroad never went beyond King County. A temporarily leadership change at Northern Pacific led to the company building a connection to Seattle and the railroad at Black River. Northern Pacific continued to use its monopoly power in favor of its business interests and discriminated against Seattle merchants despite the fact that service to Seattle began in 1884. The problem was not solved until Seattle started another railroad, the Lake Shore and Eastern Railway (SLS&E), which would connect Seattle to the Canadian Pacific Railway.The majority of the investment in SLS&E came from New York bankers. The final battle for Seattle's independent railroad connection was fought by <mask>. The construction of the SLS&E bridge was stopped by a judge in 1885 after he issued a writ on behalf of Northern Pacific. An ensuing legal battle would have resulted in a delay, leading to the violation of the financial agreement with New York bankers and thus endangering the entire operation. The SLS&E railroad engine was taken by <mask> and Judge Thomas Burke. They persuaded the local sheriff and deputies to disappear for a couple of days so no one could enforce the writ until the matter could be resolved in court. SLS&E completed the bridge on time.The Baker City Railway was founded in 1882. The Zephyr was co-owned by George Harris and Captain William Ballard. Leary and Harris sold their shares in 1879. New steamers were added to the fleet of companies operating from Seattle in 1890 after Seattle railroad connections were


title: John Leary (politician)

texts: secured. The Seattle steam navigation and transportation company was incorporated with $500,000 in capital stock. Jacob Furth, Edward Neufelder, W.R. Ballard, and H.G. invested in the company. Struve.The Bailey Gatzert was built by <mask>. One of the finest steamers of her time was named after Bailey Gatzert and cost between $100,000 and $125,000. The Columbia River & Puget Sound navigation company was formed in 1891. The new company had a president and a vice-president. The company owned a number of steamers. They operated between British Columbia and Puget Sound. The first mail route from Seattle to Alaska was organized by <mask>.The West Coast Improvement Company, Seattle Land & Improvement Company, and the Seattle Warehouse & Elevator Company were all headed by <mask>. He was a director of both the James Street & Broadway Cable & Electric line and the West Street & North End Electric Railway Company. He was a member of the University of Washington Board of regents and a member of the Irish National League of America. <mask> had no children from his first and second marriages. He married his first wife, Mary, on November 26, 1858. She died in San Francisco after a short illness. <mask> married Governor Ferry's daughter on April 21, 1892.The family lived on the corner of 2nd Avenue and Madison Street. A new family home was built in Capitol Hill in 1903, overlooking Lake Washington. It was thought to be the most expensive private residence in Seattle. <mask> was the founder of John Graham & Company, later credited for many historic Seattle

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title: John Leary (politician)

texts: landmarks, including the Space Needle. The residence of his widow and a famous place for social and charitable gatherings until 1935 was the residence of the new house. The house which is the headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia was purchased in 1948. In 1972 the house was added to the National Register of Historic Places.At the time of his death, two of his relatives were still alive, his sister Margaret and niece Jane. <mask> was known for his charitable activities. Alfred Battle described <mask> as the most charitable man he had ever known. He gave money to people who needed it. Both of <mask>'s wives donated to notable causes. The Ladies Relief Society of Seattle was founded in 1884 to help unfortunate families and individuals. The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sunset Club were both active in the life of Eliza P. <mask>.The Rainier Club is one of Seattle's most prestigious organizations. He was the president from 1890 to 1891. He was an officer in Seattle's chapter of the Royal Arch Masons and a member of the local chapter of the Odd Fellows. The last three years of <mask>'s life were marked by liver disease. He spent a lot of time in Southern California. He made two trips to Carlsbad. On February 8, 1905, <mask> died of heart failure.His funeral took place in Seattle on February 15. He was buried on Capitol Hill. One of the wealthiest people in Seattle died and left a $2 million fortune. It was left to his wife. The street in Seattle was named after him. There are also references to the Rainier


title: Zhang Liyin

texts: <mask>n is a Chinese singer and writer of Yi ethnicity. She has released singles in both China and South Korea. Since her debut in 2006 she has only released one studio album, but her singles have been in the top ten. One hit, as well as "I Will". She won the Best Newcomer award at the Mnet Asian Music Awards. <mask> was born in China. She was exposed to a variety of music by her parents.She started playing the violin at the age of three. She claims she never sang children's songs when she was a child because she was so interested in classical, American, and European pop music. She was able to sing a song after only hearing it once. She sang "My Heart Will Go On" when she was nine years old. She became more interested in pop music as she got older. Her parents were against her listening to pop music. She was accepted into a middle school after scoring the highest with her violin talents, but chose to become a singer instead.When she was selected as the top 10 adult singers in a national singing competition under a sponsorship in Shanghai, China, her parents began to support her dream of becoming a singer. DR Music discovered <mask> in 2002 at a Baby V.O.X. A contract with the company will last until May 2011. She moved to South Korea at the age of fourteen. In August of 2003 <mask>'s mother requested DR Music to end her daughter's contract so she could focus on her studies, but in the same month, she signed a contract with S.M. There is entertainment. On June 18, 2007, DR Music filed a lawsuit.200 million Korean won is compensation for her exclusive contract with them. Due to S.M., <mask>'s debut was anticipated not only in South Korea, but all of Asia. Entertainment advertised her as the "Chinese BoA" and Lee Soo-man stated he was training her to be the next leader of the Korean Wave. Before her official debut, it was already known that her first song was a duet with Xiah, which generated even more interest in her. Before the official release of her single, "Timeless" was available for free

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texts: download on her official website. "Timeless" is a South Korean cover of the original song. "Timeless" was released on September 8, 2006Lee Yeon-hee and Super Junior members Han Geng and Siwon are in the "Timeless" music video. 1 on the video chart for four weeks. Within ten days of his debut, <mask> was in the "Take 7" chart. "Y (Why...)" was the second track of her debut single. S.M. The documentary version of her "Y (Why...)" music video was released by Entertainment. There are many behind the scenes clips of her promotion of "Timeless" in this music video, as well as never-before-seen footage of her with Xiah.The promotions for "Y (Why...)" ended quickly. She would be taking a break from the music industry for the rest of the year to prepare for her debut in China at the end of the year. The second Asia tour concert of TVXQ was held in South Korea on February 23, 2007. She sang a part in a song that was previously performed by BoA. She was a regular guest star for TVXQ's "O" Asia tour until its finale in June 2008. I Will was supposed to be released in late 2007, but the release date was changed to early March 2008. The album was finally released in China on March 3, 2008 and in Asia on March 28, 2008.Two music videos were released to promote the album before it was released. The music videos "I Will" and "The Left Shore of Happiness" are not the same as "Timeless". The cast of those two music videos include Han Geng, Siwon, and Lee Yeon-hee. Various industry professionals gave praise to <mask> after the album's release. Leehom Wang was surprised to hear a strong voice coming from a young person. During a radio broadcast, Hong Kong-based singer-songwriter, Hins Cheung compared her "soulful" vocals to well-known R&B vocalists such as Whitney Houston. He was impressed by the international-level music of the release and felt there was a lot of power in this nineteen-year-old.The 5th Annual Music King Global Chinese Ultimate Song Chart Awards for Female Mainland Newcomer with Most Potential

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title: Zhang Liyin

texts: was held on May 25, 2008. She expressed her wish for more financial support for the province that was devastated by the earthquake. During the months of May and June,<mask> attended many online interviews and made numerous variety show appearances, as well as a short university tour to raise money for the Sichuan earthquake. A fan meeting for <mask> was held in Beijing. She also covered some of Whitney Houston's songs. On September 13, 2008, fans first heard of the repackage album, which would feature the track "Believe in Love", as well as plans for her second Chinese album. The repackage album hasn't been released and there hasn't been any other announcements of it being sold in the future.While Korea's Mnet/MK Music Festival was being held on the same night, <mask> won the award for Best Mainland Newcomer at the 6th Annual Southeast Music Ranking. She was invited to many award shows throughout the month of December, including the 2008 Tencent Star Ceremony, BQ 2008 Celebrity Ranking, and the 1st Annual Mengniu New Music Festival. The beginning of the year saw the end of her Chinese activities as she prepared for her second album. Activities for Chinese New Year brought her and Super Junior-M to many activities, including her first appearance on China's biggest television broadcaster. She flew to Thailand for the second time in her career on February 6, 2009, to attend a concert stop in the SMTown Live. She had to fly throughout Asia for her activities that weekend. The 8th Annual Future Star Competition took place in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, less than 10 hours after the end of the Bangkok concert.On February 9, 2009, she returned to South Korea. On March 7, 2009, <mask> <mask> was relatively inactive as she remained in South Korea to record her second single. After a year and a half since the release of her first album, a song called "Moving On" was released on October 15. The full music video was released four days later. Sohu and entertainment. The music video features a woman

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texts: reminiscing about her relationship with a fictional character before they break up.The music video was highly anticipated despite fans' disappointment that it was only a slideshow of photos. On October 23, a week before the single's release across China, a joint press conference was held for both <mask> and Super Junior-M for them to officially announce their new releases to the Chinese media. After three short months of promotions for "Moving On",<mask> announced on her Cyworld that she would be returning to South Korea on January 24 to prepare for her second Chinese album. The album may be released in September or October. The album was delayed despite this. During the summer of 2012 <mask> announced on her Weibo account that she is busy recording her new album and it may be released in September or October. The album release was once again pushed back.Zhou Mi posted on his official Weibo account that a new album from <mask> may be forthcoming and that good voices with great potential should not be buried. hurry up and release the new album! On February 3, it was announced that SM The Ballad would make their comeback in the month after more than 3 years of hiatus, and that they would join Super Junior's Yesung, Super Junior-M'. The Chinese version of "Breath" with Chen was performed by the eight members of the group. The Chinese version of "Breath" was promoted on various Chinese and Korean music shows. On May 23, 2014, it was revealed that a new song by <mask> would be released in the summer. Victoria was cast as the lead actress.On June 18th, news came that the music video was being filmed. SM confirmed with Korean media outlets that two more labelmates were added to the cast. The Chinese market was the only one where the single was released on August 2, 2014, before a wider release on Korean online music stores four days later. Arirang's Simply K-Pop was promoted on various Korean TV shows. Time is running out. The song was promoted on the Global Chinese Music Chart. The new single and

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title: Zhang Liyin

texts: music video will be a sequel to "Agape", which was released on August 7.Not Alone was released in China on September 20 and then in South Korea on September 22 through a number of Korean music sites. Tiffany's " By Myself" from Ja Myung Go is a remake of the single. The song is a continuation of her previous song. The showcase in Beijing on September 22 was to support the release of her new single. He performed "Breath", "Not Alone", and "Agape" at the showcase. After her contract with SM Entertainment ends in April of next year, she decided to return to China to pursue her career. On August 15, her profile on Weibo was updated to say that she was now managed by Beijing-based talent agency Show City Times; however, the company did not officially announce her until December 31, 2018?A duet with singer Henry Huo called "Lonely", a soundtrack song called "Answer", and a song called "Ashes of Time" were all released under Show City Times' management. The time with Show City Times was short-lived. On September 15, 2020, it was announced that she had signed with Beijing S.W. Culture media. On June 18, 2007, DR Music filed a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to get compensation for ending their exclusive contract. The artist contract with DR Music was signed in 2002. Like former label mate Han Geng, <mask> held an E6 visa for foreigners in South Korea.Foreign artists have limitations in terms of location and other factors. She only performed on the two stages at the time of her debut because she was only allowed to work with both MBC and SBS. On August 1, 2008, the South Korean government's law of restrictions on foreigners was lifted, and foreign entertainers are now allowed to perform in every station in the country. Due to the channel's conflict with S.M., <mask> was unable to perform on MBC. There is entertainment. MBC has removed the ban on S.M. Artists are on the channel.SM Town Summer Concert, SM Town Live '08, Super Show (Super Junior), SM Town Live '10 World Tour, and SHINee World all


title: Semyon Dukelsky

texts: Dukelsky ran the Soviet State Committee of Cinematography for a short time in the late 1930s. <mask> was the son of a minor official. He was drafted into the Russian Imperial army in 1915 after working as a pianist in cinemas. He joined the Bolsheviks in 1917, after the February Revolution, and worked in the administrative of the newly created Red Army, under Leon Trotsky, until his deputy complained "I don't need such an assistant". Cheka is in southern Ukraine. After the final battle of the Russian Civil War in 1920, Dukelsky was part of a group that massacred thousands of officers who had been persuaded to surrender. The order to kill them was signed by three people.In 1921, <mask> was appointed head of Cheka. He was the head of the food industry. He was posted to the Central Black Earth Region as deputy head of the Ogpu in June 1930. He held the same post in the Belarus in the 1930s. He was the head of the Ogpu in the Central Black Earth Region from July 1934 to July 1936. <mask> was the regional chief of police in Voronezh and oversaw Osip Mandelstam, who was exiled there in 1934–37. When Mandelstam wanted someone to hear his poems, he would call <mask> and recite them to him.Mandelstam's widow, Nadezhda, described a meeting between her husband and someone she calls the Commandant, who the couple visited to complain about being harassed by police informers. Mandelstam offered to send <mask> a copy of every new poem he wrote "so you don't have to waste your men's time." Nadezhda was surprised that <mask> agreed to meet her husband. She speculated that he might have

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title: Semyon Dukelsky

texts: wanted to look at the bird in his cage. After the meeting ended, the police spies vanished into thin air, and for the rest of our stay, we were never troubled by them again. The investigation of alleged Trotskyist conspirators, which had sped up at the start of 1935, after the assassination of Sergei, was complained to by <mask> on 13 July 1936. On 11 September, he sent Yezhov another note, this time accusing the NKVD of not acting on information about a secret Trotskyist centre.Stalin received a note from Yezhov. In the month after <mask>'s denunciation, the head of the NKVD, Genrikh Yagoda, was sacked and <mask> was reinstated. The regional secretary of the communist party and the regional chairman of the executive were among those who were shot as 'enemies of the people'. A mass grave of victims of the purge was discovered in the forests near Somovo village in 1989. <mask> was hospitalized in the summer of 1937 when Yezhov was conducting a purge that resulted in thousands of officers being arrested and executed. The accident may have saved <mask>'s life. The previous head of the Committee for Cinema Affairs, Boris Shumyatsky, was arrested on March 23, 1938.After his appointment, he issued a decree that led to the dismissals and legal action against employees who were drunk or late for work. Military discipline was used to monitor the staff of film studios. The films that were canceled were not relevant to contemporary themes. He banned a film version of one of the most popular short stories in Russian literature, The Queen of Spades, by Pushkin, with music by Sergei

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title: Semyon Dukelsky

texts: Prokofiev. The film was supposed to come out in 1937 to mark the 100th anniversary of Pushkin's birth, but was delayed because of the arrests that year. According to the historian, Jamie Miller, <mask>'s "dogmatic demands that films" led to the cancellation of the production. 38 films were made in the year 1938.Alexander Nevsky, considered by many to be the finest film made in the USSR in the 1930s, was directed by Sergei Eisenstein. In January 1939, Dukelsky ended the system in which film directors were paid a percentage of ticket sales and cameras were paid according to the quality of their work. Dukelsky was described as "a strange man, somehow quite extraordinary, tall, thin, in blue breeches and boots, in a blue tunic, his shoulders are so sharp." The body is turning. The mouth bends when it smiles. The Brit is bald. The head is large and long.The glasses are not light. It looks like Pobedonostsev has an Adam's apple. The head is moving with the body. The first impression is not good. Romm decided that he was a son of a bitch and a dog. Yezhov, <mask>'s former boss, was arrested the day after <mask> was appointed the USSR People's Commissar for the Merchant Fleet. According to Romm, one of his first acts was to ban sailors from disembarking in foreign ports.On June 4, 1939 he was removed from his post as head of the cinema industry. After the German invasion, he was demoted and put in charge of the Chelyabinsk region's ammunition stores. He was a deputy for justice. He died in Moscow after retiring on a pension. There were 1892 births and 1960 deaths of Soviet police

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title: Mato Vodopić

texts: The Croatian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as bishop of Dubrovnik from 1882 until his death in 1893 was named <mask>. He was a poet and collector of folk ballads. Since the abolition of the Republic of Ragusa in 1808, he has been the only native to serve as bishop of Dubrovnik. Vodopi was born in Dubrovnik a year after the city became part of the Austrian Empire. His father was a sailor. Vodopi had a younger brother. The classes were held in Italian.Vodopi met his friend at the gym. Vodopi was born one day before the other. Vodopi and Puli were separated because Vodopi had to repeat a year due to illness. He used to write poems in Italian. Vodopi, like his father, wanted to become a sailor after graduating from the gymnasium. His family was able to get him a job. Vodopi was waiting for a job on the ship.His mother sent him to a seminary after he expressed his intentions to become a priest. He began writing poems in Croatian while in a seminary. His poems were published in Matica Dalmatinska, but they didn't have high artistic value. Vodopi studied philosophy for two years and theology for four years. He was one of the best students. Vodopi became interested in the Old Slavic and Croatian languages. He has written more and more in Croatian.Vodopi celebrated his first Mass after finishing his studies. His novitiate began two days later. He was appointed a parish administrator in Olje a year after he served as the parish priest's assistant in Smokovljane. He stayed there for four years. Vodopi had an interest in hunting and botanics. He inquired about the folk names of the herbs he collected. Vodopi's collection of folk names aided in the creation of the dictionary.Vodopi left Olje to become the parish priest in Konavle. He was a teacher in the local school. Vodopi developed a strong attachment to the region. His interest in folklore and customs made him hang out with the faithful. Marija Konavoka (English: Marija of Konavle)


title: Melvin Defleur

texts: He was a professor and scholar in the field of communications. His first field of study was social sciences. On April 27, 1923, <mask> was born in Portland, Oregon. He received his PhD in social psychology from the University of Washington. His thesis was about how information is spread through American communities. He taught at Indiana University, the University of Kentucky, Washington State University, the University of New Mexico, and the University of Miami. He was the Secretary General of the Ibero-Interamerican Sociological Society and the Argentine Sociological Society.Margaret DeFleur was the Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research. DeFleur died at the age of 93. His early work owes a debt to two sociologists. Quantitative measure, statistical data analyses, and descriptive mathematical models were used by this group. He began his career when the memories of World War II were fresh, and entered into the academic world when the Cold War played a critical role in shaping the United States' political, economic and social atmosphere. The research added to the knowledge that the United States government and military needed to operate in a new world dynamic. The leafleting processes studied by Project Revere were an obvious way to communicate information to a group of people.He co-authored an introductory sociology textbook that went into several editions. He co-authored a study of discrimination in university hiring practices, particularly in sociology departments, with a strong emphasis on statistics and survey methods. His focus changed. He began to study the mass media with the spread of television. He studied the effect of television on children's knowledge of occupational roles and the factors that influence the content and output of the


title: Tomu Uchida

texts: The Japanese film director was born on April 26, 1898. "Tomu" is a stage name that means "spit out dreams". <mask> began his career at the Taikatsu studio in the early 1920s, adapting literary works with the writer Yasutar Yagi in a realist style. A Living Puppet was selected as the fourth best film of the year by Kinema Junpo. The actor Isamu Kosugi was in many of his films. Policeman is a movie about the love-hate relationship between a cop and a criminal, once childhood friends. <mask>'s only surviving complete silent film is this one.<mask> borrows from Hollywood gangster films and expressionist techniques in a story of a young policeman tracking down an old friend who is now a criminal. Some of the most critically acclaimed films of the time were his works from the 1920 and 1930s. Jinsei Gekijo was the number two film of 1936, Kagirinaki Zenshin was the best film of 1937, and Tsuchi was the best film of 1939. The depiction of the lives of poor Meiji-period tenant farmers was praised by the latter. The majority of <mask>'s works survive in their entirety. After failing to start his own production company in 1941, <mask> quit the studio and began working with the Manchuckuo Film Association, although he never completed a film there. He was held in Manchuria until he returned to Japan in 1954.He joined the Toei studio after returning from war. Like many golden-age

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texts: Hollywood directors, his post-war movies reveal a strong genre stylist with no immediately identifiable themes. <mask> directed chamber dramas, comedies, and samurai epics with a forward-looking dose of irony. His first film after returning was an adventure about a samurai and his servant on a trip to Edo. The peasants are more intelligent than the samurai. The last battle in a courtyard is considered a highlight of <mask>'s career. Blood Spear, Mt. is both progressive and nostalgic, peaceful and violent, according to the critic Craig Watts.Like the Japanese experience in Manchuria, Fuji is an aggressive conglomeration of extremes. In A Hole of My Own Making, Uchida views a cross-section of Japanese life over the course of one night in a tavern. Dancers take the stage, a singing contest is held, and old soldiers reminisce. At the corner of the bar is an artist who drowns himself in drink, who acts as the film's narrator and Uchida's alter ego in this gently humorous film. The Outsiders was one of Uchida's most socially conscious films. The Ainu, an indigenous people who live on the island of Hokkaido, were often portrayed as vicious savages. The film raises questions about the necessity of preserving a culture as the hero challenges an owner to prove his Ainu heritage.In The Master Spearman (Sake To Onna To Yari), a shogun kills himself, and rituals dictate that his

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texts: samurai must. Uchida subtly changes audience expectations, as a character moans about a crowd's bloodlust, only to reward them with a violent ending. <mask>'s works were less about social realism than about cinematic experimentation. Experiments with incorporating kabuki and bunraku puppets Chikamatsu's Love in Osaka followed a young man who falls in love with a prostitutes and vows to save her from the brothel. Uchida made the playwright Chikamatsu a character in the drama who moves from observer to narrator as the tragedy unfolds in postmodern fashion. Kinema Junpo''s best ten list had that film at number seven. The film Hero of the Red-Light District is about a wealthy businessman who is unable to find love until he meets a conniving prostitute to win his fortune.The Mad Fox is one of the most brilliant scenes in <mask>'s work. A man is grieving the death of his wife when he meets her twin sister and a fox spirit. <mask> used the story to challenge the form and function of cinema in a tribute to Japanese folk tales. Toronto's Now Magazine declared that A Fugitive from the Past was one of the strangest films they had ever seen. This examination of criminal life in post-war Japan is divided into three parts: the criminal on the run, a brothel, and the final. The cinematography was shot in 16mm and blow up to 35mm. It was voted the sixth greatest Japanese film of all

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title: Richard Ford

texts: <mask> is an American novelist and short story writer. His works include The Sportswriter, Independence Day, The Lay of the Land, and Let Me Be Frank With You. <mask> won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1996. The film of the same name was adapted from <mask>'s novel. The Park Kyong-ni Prize was won by him. <mask> was the only son of the Carrol and Ford families. A salesman for a Kansas City company.<mask> said that his mother wanted to be a full-time mother and to be in love with his father. <mask> spent as much time with his grandfather in Little Rock, Arkansas, as he did with his parents in Mississippi, after his father had a severe heart failure when he was eight years old. <mask>'s father died of a second heart attack. <mask> lived across the street from Welty. <mask>'s grandfather worked for the railroad. <mask> began work on the Missouri Pacific train line at the age of 19 as a locomotive engineer's assistant, learning the job while doing it. <mask> received a degree.A degree from Michigan State University. He switched to English to study hotel management. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps but was discharged after contracting the disease. He met his future wife at university. <mask> had a serious interest in literature. He has stated in interviews that his inability to read quickly may have helped him as a reader. <mask> received a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1970 from the University of California, Irvine, after quitting law school and participating in the creative writing program.<mask> chose this course because they admitted him. I got the application for Iowa and thought they wouldn't let me in. I'm pretty sure I was correct about that. I didn't know who was teaching at Irvine. I wasn't aware that it was important to know such things.

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texts: Even though I give myself credit for not letting that deter me, I wasn't the most curious of young men. <mask> has acknowledged that he was influenced by E. L. Doctorow and Oakley Hall.He was appointed to the University of Michigan Society of Fellows for three years in 1971. <mask>'s first novel, A Piece of My Heart, was published in 1976, followed by The Ultimate Good Luck in 1981. He taught briefly at Williams College. <mask> retired from fiction writing to become a writer for the New York magazine Inside Sports despite the books selling little. <mask> said that there was probably a wide gulf between what he could do and what readers would like. I felt that I had a chance to write two novels, and neither of them had created much stir, so maybe I should find real employment and earn my keep. The Sportswriter, a novel about a failed novelist turned sportswriter who undergoes an emotional crisis after the death of his son, was written after the magazine was terminated.The novel was named one of Time magazine's five best books of 1986 and a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction. Some of <mask>'s most popular stories are in Rock Springs, a story collection mostly set in Montana. The aesthetic style known as "dirty realism" was associated with the stories in Rock Springs. During the 1970s and 1980s, this term referred to a group of authors that included two writers with whom <mask> was well acquainted, Raymond Carver and Tobias Wolff. Carver's lower-middle-class subjects or the protagonists <mask> portrays in Rock Springs are what those applying this label refer to. The Sportswriter, Independence Day, The Lay of the Land, and Let Me Be Frank With You are some of the Frank Bascombe novels that feature characters who enjoy material affluence and cultural

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texts: capital not normally associated with dirty realism. His 1990 novel Wildlife, a story of a Montana golf professional turned firefighter, met with mixed reviews and mediocre sales, but by the end of the 1990s Ford was well known.He was sought after as an editor and contributor. The Granta Book of the American Long Story was edited by <mask>. <mask> preferred the term "long story" instead of "novella" in the introduction to the last volume. <mask> edited a two-volume edition of the works of Eudora Welty, which was published in 1998. Independence Day, a sequel to The Sportswriter, was published in 1995. The novel became the first to win both the PEN/Faulkner Award and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction after positive reviews. <mask> was the winner of the Rea Award for the Short Story.He published a collection of short stories called Women With Men in 1997. He was called a "master" of the short story genre by The Paris Review. <mask> lived in New Orleans in the French Quarter, on lower Bourbon Street, and then in the Garden District of the same city, where his wife was the executive director of the city planning commission. He lives in Maine. <mask> lived in other locations as he pursued a teaching career in the United States. He kept the job at the college for one semester after getting a teaching appointment. <mask> taught in the Masters programme in creative writing at the School of English at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.<mask> assumed the position of senior fiction professor at the University of Mississippi in the fall of 2011. He became the Professor of Humanities and Writing at the Columbia University School of the Arts in the fall of 2012. After the new century began, he published another story collection, A Multitude of Sins, followed by two novels, The

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texts: Lay of the Land and Canada. Canada was a stand-alone novel, but The Lay Of The Land finished his series of Bascombe novels. <mask> read from a new Frank Bascombe story without telling the audience if it was part of a longer work. The book Let Me Be Frank With You was published in November of that year. I'm Here, Everything Could Be Worse, The New Normal and Deaths of Others are all narrated by Frank Bascombe.Let Me Be Frank With You was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The selection committee praised the book for its "unflinching series of narratives, set in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, insightfully portraying a society in decline." In the preceding decade, <mask> assisted with various editing projects. He edited the New Granta Book of the American Short Story in 2007, and Blue Collar, White Collar, No Collar: Stories of Work in 2011. Between Them: Remembering My Parents was written by Ford. The film of the same name was written and directed by Paul Dano. It received a lot of critical praise.<mask>'s writing shows a concern for the nuances of language and the rhythms of phrases and sentences. <mask> describes his sense of language as a

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texts: source of pleasure, all of its corporeal qualities, its syncopations, moods, sounds, and the way things look on the page. The fabric of affection that holds people close enough together to survive is what he refers to. <mask>'s work is compared to the writings of John Updike, William Faulkner, Ernest Hemingway and Walker Percy. <mask> commented, "You can't write on the strength of influence." A good novel or story can only be written by yourself. <mask>'s works of fiction portray the breakdown of cultural institutions as marriage, family, and community, and his marginalized protagonists often typify the rootlessness and nameless longing.<mask> looks to art, rather than religion, to provide redemption in a chaotic time. <mask> sent Alice a copy of one of her books with bullet holes in it after she angered him by reviewing The Sportswriter. <mask> spat on Colson Whitehead at a party two years after he published a negative review of A Multitude of Sins, leading to speculation that the incident may have been racially motivated rather than a matter of critical differences. Thirteen years after spitting in his colleague's face, <mask> remained unrepentant, writing in Esquire in 2017: "as of today, I don't feel any different about Mr. Whitehead, or his review, or my response." Interview with Ramona Koval, The Book Show, ABC Radio National 31 December 2007, Interview for public radio in Maine. The Louisiana Channel had an interview with a person. Interview on The Ringer website about a guide to good luck galley proofs.The UC Irvine libraries have special collections. The <mask> Collection is owned by the University of Mississippi. Prix Femina tranger winners PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners PEN/Malamud Award winners Members of the American Academy of Arts and

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title: Graham Mort

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texts: He was a teacher before becoming a writer. He obtained a doctorate from the University of Glamorgan. He has been the Director of Studies for the Open College of the Arts and is now the Professor of Creative Writing and Transcultural Literature at Lancaster University. He was appointed as a National teaching Fellow. He was appointed an extraordinary professor at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.He has traveled to China and Vietnam to work on translation projects. <mask> designed and led the Crossing Borders scheme. The project was piloted in Uganda. The project developed into a partnership between the British Council and Lancaster University. More than 300 African writers were reached by a team of 25 writing mentors from Crossing Borders, bringing a budget of over $400,000 to the University for this Third Mission activity. Writers from the UK and 17 African countries attended the Beyond Borders pan-African literature festival in Uganda in October 2005. The website is still active and publishes a quarterly magazine of new African writing despite the mentoring project being laid down in April.Monica Arac de Nyeko of Uganda won the Caine Prize for African Writing in 2007, while Ellen Banda-Aaku won the Commonwealth Short Story Competition. Radiophonics was created as a legacy activity by <mask>. It was piloted in Uganda in the fall of 2006 when 8 Crossing Borders writers took part in workshop and online mentoring to produce short stories for radio. The stories were

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texts: broadcast on Sanyu FM as the Under the Sun series with live audience reaction to the stories. The series was created and produced by <mask> and Faith Kinani. Kate designed online support systems. To reach a global audience, the whole programme was mounted on the Crossing Borders site.In September 2007, Radiophonics will be a major project in Nigeria and Uganda. The Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research was established at Lancaster University in order to promote the study of creative writing across cultures. A number of research projects are brought together by the Centre. There are many articles, academic papers and reviews published in literary journals. Bridport International Short Story Prize Guardian Review of Visibility: Sex, death and


title: Virginia Bottomley

texts: <mask> is a British Conservative Party politician. She was a member of the House of Commons from 1984 to 2005. In 2005 she was raised to the peerage. The daughter of a teacher and an elected Conservative member of the Inner London Education Authority, <mask> was born in Dunoon, Scotland. Margaret Jay was a Labour Greater London Council Member. She met <mask> when she was 12 years old. After graduating from an independent school for girls in southwest London, <mask> went to the University of Essex to study sociology.She obtained the degree of Master of Arts from the London School of Economics. She started her career as a social scientist, researcher for Child Poverty Action Group, social worker, and Chairman of the Inner London juvenile court. She was elected to Parliament in 1984 after filling the seat left vacant by the death of the son of a former prime minister. She became the ninth woman to serve in the British cabinet when she joined John Major's cabinet as Secretary of State for Health in 1992. She was the Health Secretary. She was summoned to court in 1995 to explain why a bed was not available in a mental health unit. The co-founders of the pro-nuclear Women and Families for Defence group are <mask> and Ann.She was the Secretary of State for National Heritage from 1995 to 1997. After the 1997 general election, she returned to the backbenches, and became a headhunter at Odgers, where she headed the company. When the 2005 general election was called, she stepped down from the House of Commons. She was made a life peer with the title <mask> of Nettlestone, of St Helens, the parish where she

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texts: was christened and celebrated her marriage, on June 24, 2005. <mask> is involved with charitable and academic bodies. She was a member of the founding Council of the University of the Arts. She was a Council Member of the Ditchley Foundation.She sat on the board for a decade. Bupa is a healthcare company. She was a member of the Advisory Council of the International Chamber of Commerce UK. <mask> is a fellow of the Industry and Parliament Trust. She was the National President of the Abbeyfield Society. She was a canon of the City of London. In April 2006 she was installed as Chancellor of the University of Hull.In March of that year, she was appointed a deputy lieutenant and sheriff. She is a Trustee of The Economist newspaper. After the birth of their oldest child, <mask> and <mask> were married. During her time in Prime Minister John Major's cabinet, the puppet show Spitting Image portrayed Major as having a crush on Bottomley, but years later it was revealed that Major was having an affair with Currie. There are many figures in politics and public life in <mask>'s family. Christopher was the chief executive of GNER. Her aunt is not related to Sir Nicholas Hunt, the father of Jeremy Hunt, who succeeded her as MP.Peter Jay was the former British Ambassador to the United States, and Lord Hunt was the father of Tristram Hunt. Baron Jay of Ewelme was a former British Ambassador to France. Julia Cleverdon was married to John. Kitty Ussher was a former Labour minister. Debrett's People of Today are living people from Dunoon and educated at the University of Essex and the London School of

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title: Joe Hasselvander

texts: <mask> is an American musician. He was a member of the influential doom metal band Pentagram and was the drummer of the heavy metal band Raven. Hasselvander has been playing professionally since 1966. He plays the violin and drums. He played the military club circuit in and around the Washington, D.C. area until 1973, when he was asked to join The Platters after playing a show with them. He said he had to finish high school. The Ra Notra Sextet was a jazz fusion ensemble that was writing and performing music similar to The Mahavishnu Orchestra.The hard rock band The Boyz was formed in the Washington, D.C. area in 1973. In 1976, Hasselvander was asked to play with West in a small club in Alexandria, Virginia. A new and serious working version of heavy metal doom band, Pentagram, was started in 1977 by Hasselvander and Bobby Liebling. "Living in a Ram's Head" was the first single to be recorded by Hasselvander and Liebling. After opening for Judas Priest on the Hell Bent for Leather tour, the members of Overlord formed. The album Bustin' Out was released in 1981 and followed by a Falls Church, Virginia show with Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow. Death Row formed in 1982 and once again recruited Bobby Liebling and Martin Swaney to write and record their first album for Dutch East Records.Devil Childe and Phantom Lord were recorded in New York with former Virgin Steele guitarist Jack Starr. Lady-Killer was his first solo album. Jack Starr played the guitar solo on Lady-Killer, while Hasselvander performed rhythm guitar, bass, drums and vocals. The Savoy Brown or The Kim Simmonds Band was formed in 1985 to perform 2 years' worth of shows in the U.S. There is only one studio demo and one live recording of this line-up. The song "Burning Saviour" was filled in on the second album by Hasselvander. After recording all of his instruments for his second solo album, Road


title: Francesco Guccini

texts: One of the most important cantautori is <mask>. He has recorded 16 studio albums and collections and 6 live albums. He is a writer and a comics writer. <mask> was an actor, soundtrack composer, lexicographer and dialectologist. During World War II, <mask> moved to Pvana and then back to Modena, where he established his musical career. His first album, Folk beat n.1, was released in 1967. He responded to his critics with a song called "L'avvelenata".His live performances continued to be successful despite the fact that his studio albums production slowed down. His lyrics have been used in schools as an example of modern poetry. Critics and fans regard Guccini as an icon. An asteroid, a cactus species and a butterfly subspecies have been named after him. The acoustic guitar is the main instrument in most of his songs. Guccini dealt with political issues and the political climate of his time in some songs, such as "La Locomotiva" or "Eskimo". <mask> was born in Italy in 1940.His father was a postal employee and his mother was a housewife. Guccini lived with his grandparents in a small village in the Apennine Mountains in northern Tuscany when he was a child. The society of the mountains of Central Italy was a strong inspiration throughout his career, and it became one of the key recurring themes of his songs and books. <mask> moved back to his family in Modena after World War II ended. Luciano Pavarotti's high school diplomas were earned at the Istituto Magistrale Carlo Sigonio, where he studied. <mask> wrote about his time in Modena in his second novel Vacca d'un Cane and in his song "Piccola Citt", which depicts the city as a strange enemy. Guccini's first job was as a teacher at a boarding school, but he was fired after a month and a half.He was a journalist for two years at the

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texts: Gazzetta di Modena. In 1960, Guccini interviewed Modugno, who had just won two Sanremo Festivals. Guccini wrote "L'antisociale", his first composition as a singer-songwriter. <mask> was guitarist and vocalist in a group called Hurricanes, Snakers and Gatti. Pier Farri became <mask>'s producer and Victor Sogliani was a member of Equipe 84. Guccini wrote his first songs in a style inspired by The Everly Brothers. The group toured around Northern Italy and Switzerland for two years.The <mask> family moved to Bologna in 1961. He undertook mandatory military service the next year. <mask> was asked to join the band Equipe 84, but he didn't want to continue his studies. He quit the university before taking his degree. Bob Dylan was an important influence on <mask>'s artistic growth. <mask> wrote a song for the Sanremo Festival, "Una storia d'amore", which was to be sung by Caterina Caselli and Gigliola Cinquetti. <mask> was angry that the song wasn't selected for the event and that the edits were made by two lyricists.<mask>'s first album, Folk beat n. 1, received little commercial success. "Noi non-ci saremo", "L'antisociale" and "Auschwitz" are three of the songs recorded for the album. The latter was translated and sung in English by Equipe 84, as well as by Rod MacDonald. The song is from the album. "Canzone per un'amica" was recorded in 1968. <mask> taught Italian at the Dickinson College in Bologna for 20 years. <mask> made his television debut in May 1967.One of his most famous songs, "Dio  morto", was written for Caselli and was one of the songs that became popular. The hit song "Mrs. Robinson" was translated into Italian by <mask> in 1968 and later covered by the Italian beat group on Bobby Folk in 1970. Guccini recorded an acoustic version of Side A on his 1970 album L'isola

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texts: non-trovata. His first concert was held at the La Cittadella Cultural Centre. <mask>'s second album, Due anni dopo, was recorded in 1969. The main themes of the album are the passage of time and the analysis of everyday life in the context of hypocrisy, with a noticeable influence from French music and from Leopardi's poetic style. After this album, Guccini began a 10-year-long collaboration with folksinger Deborah Kooperman, who played fingerstyle guitar on it, a style mostly unknown in Italy at the time.L'isola non-trovata was released eleven months after Due anni dopo. The song "La collina" had a reference to J. D. Salinger. Thanks to the appearance in the TV show Speciale tre milioni, where he sang some of his songs, <mask>'s fame began to spread beyond Bologna. He married Roberta Baccilieri in 1971 and she was pictured on the back cover of his next album. The turning point in <mask>'s career was in 1972 when he released the album radici. <mask>'s grandparents and their siblings are depicted next to their old mountain home on the front cover of the album. "Incontro", "Piccola Citt", "Il vecchio e il bambino", and "Canzone dei dodici mesi" are some of his most popular songs.Guccini brought a young singer-songwriter to his record label. He wrote two songs with him. In 1973, Guccini released Opera buffa, a light-hearted and playful album, which showed his skills as an ironic, theatrical and cultured cabaret artist. Guccini was confused by the release of the disc because of its arrangements and because it was recorded live. Stanze di vita quotidiana received a mixed reception from fans and critics. It included six long and melancholic songs, a mirror of the crisis Guccini faced, worsened by constant disagreements with his producer Pier Farri. Guccini received harsh criticism, including

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texts: a slating by the critic who said the singer songwriter was "a finished artist, who has nothing else to say".<mask> wrote the song "L'avvelenata" a few years later. Via Paolo Fabbri 43 was the sixth best-selling album of the year and <mask>'s first commercial success. The house in Bologna where he lived was named after him. The musical structure was more complex than in his earlier works, and he sang with a more mature and determined voice. The album contained "L'avvelenata", a bitter and colourful reply to the criticism he received for Stanze di vita quotidiana. <mask> was reluctant to perform the song during concerts. The title track had an abstract description of <mask>'s life in Bologna, as well as references to Borges and Barthes, and three women from Italian songs."Canzone quasi d'Amore", about an old neighbour of Guccini, was one of the notable tracks. Amerigo was released in 1978. "Eskimo" was the most popular song, but <mask> claimed the title track was the highest point. <mask> was featured on the cover of a weekly magazine in 1977. Guccini did not endorse the article, which was based on an interview he did not know would be published, and commented: "I do not understand how they chose that title, I write songs for an audience of people in their thirties, I do not see how an audience of sixteen year <mask> separated from his wife Roberta and started cohabitating with another woman. The song "E un giorno..." is dedicated to Teresa, the daughter they had in 1978.The live album album was released in 1979. "Dio  morto", "Noi", and "Per fare un uomo" were previously undiscovered songs that were included in the duet with Augusto Daolio. The first album released by Guccini in the 80's was called "Metropolis" and it described the cities of Venice, Bologna and Milan. Their histories

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texts: are intertwined with the distress caused by life in the city. Saxophones, bass guitars, drums, clarinets, flutes and Zufoli were included in the album. At the crossroads of two continents and two eras, Byzantium is described by Guccini as a fascinating and oppressive city. Guccini explained that the song is set at the time of Emperor Justinian I, and that there are many historical references to that period.The narrator, who some believe to be a fictionalized Guccini, senses the decadence of his civilization and the coming of the end. The song was praised by a critic. <mask> was one of the authors of the musical Gli ultimi viaggi di Gulliver. The song "Gulliver" was included in Guccini, which dealt with the same themes found in Metropolis. "Shomr ma Mi llailah?" is a notable song in the album. What of the night, watchman? "Autogrill" is about a love only dreamt of, and "Inutile" is about a day two lovers spent in Rimini.<mask> performed with a backing band for the first time on the subsequent tour. Fra la via Emilia e il West was released in 1984. It included live versions of many of his popular songs, recorded mainly at a concert held in Piazza Maggiore, in which several guests performed alongside <mask>. Signora Bovary was released in 1987. Several of the songs portray people from <mask>'s life: "Van Loon" is his father, "Culodritto" is his daughter, and "Signora Bovary" is himself. "Scirocco" is an award-winning song about an episode in the life of the poet Adriano Spatola, a friend of Guccini. Some of his songs from the 1960's were included in a rearranged version of his 1988 live album,...quasi come Dumas...The title is a tribute to the novel Twenty Years After. The style of Signora Bovary was used in the 1990s. The Club Tenco best song of the year award was received by "La canzone


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texts: della domande consuete", a song included in the album. Three years later, Parnassius <mask>i was released referencing a butterfly which was named in his honor. The song "Farewell" is a tribute to Bob Dylan's "Farewell, Angelina" and features an introduction and a verse. "<mask>'s enormous poetic and cultural effort has been opening the best tradition of Italian poetry to Dylan-esque ballads", said the literary critic Paolo Jachia. The songs "Canzone per Silvia" and "Acque" were written for Tiziano Sclavi's movie Nero.His next album, D'amore di morte e di altre sciocchezze, achieved significant commercial success after three years. "Cirano", inspired by the play Cyrano de Bergerac, is one of the tracks included. <mask>'s first album was 2000s Stagioni. The passage of time is a key theme. The songs included are "Autunno", "Ho ancora la forza", "Don Chisciotte", and "Addio". <mask> was established as an icon for three generations after the success of the album and tour. A limited edition vinyl version of Stagioni was released.Guccini released a film in 2004. Some of the songs contained in the album are imagined dialogues with historical figures. The first track of the album, "Odysseus", contains references to the Odyssey, to Dante, and to a poem by Foscolo. The death of Carlo Giuliani during the demonstrations at the G8 summit in Genoa is the subject of the song "Piazza Alimonda". The number one spot in the FIMI Albums Chart was held for two weeks by Ritratti, and it remained there for eighteen weeks. The lyrics from "Canzone per Piero" were included in a final upper secondary school exam in the same year. The live double-album Anfiteatro Live was released in 2005 and included a DVD of the concert.Anfiteatro Live held the number one spot in the chart for one month and remained there for


title: Francesco Guccini

texts: twenty-two weeks. <mask> did not vote in the 2006 Italian presidential election. The Platinum Collection was released as a celebration of his fortieth year as a musical artist. <mask>'s official biography, Portavo allora un Eskimo innocente, was published in October. According to an article on La Stampa, Guccini gained weight and lost his inspiration because he stopped smoking. He denied it in a TV show. In 2010 the Mondadori published a book called Non so che viso avesse, a book which contains a Guccini autobiography and a critical essay.Luciano Ligabue wrote a song for Guccini on his album Arrivederci, mostro!. The collection Storia di altre storie was released in September of 2010. Davide Donati named a new species of Mexican cactus after him. Donati explained in the article that he discovered the plant while listening to Guccini's "Incontro" and that he could not have named it after anyone else. <mask> and Zuccari were married for the second time on 25 April 2011. The style of Guccini has been praised by many. Roberto Vecchioni said that Guccini is not a singer of stories, but a singer of thoughts and doubts.Despite the length of his career, there are some defining characteristics, such as the use of different registers, the literary references to several writers, and the use of a variety of themes to reach moral conclusions. His lyrics are often centered around depictions of people and events. <mask>'s voice is baritonal. Early in his career, most of his songs are folk rock. Some of <mask>'s songs express his opinion about political issues. He criticized the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968 and supported the Italian abortion law. Both "Canzone per il Che" and "Stagioni" were dedicated to Che Guevara.The riots at the G8 summit in Genoa were the subject of "Piazza

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texts: Alimonda". <mask> said in his song "L'avvelenata" that he has never said that with songs you can make revolutions or that you can make poetry. "Non ho mai detto a canzoni, fan rivoluzioni, possa far poesia." Guccini published several novels and essays, experimenting with different genres. One of his most successful works was his first novel, which was published in 1989. It can be considered the first of threeautobiographical books even though it is not an autobiography. He spent his childhood in Pvana.<mask> told stories from elderly people living on the Apennines in his book. Vacca d'un cane and Cittanva blues were two of his best-selling novels. Vacca d'un cane depicts a teenage Guccini in Modena, as he realises that the city's provincialism will be an obstacle to his intellectual growth, while Cittanva Blues tells of his time in Bologna. Guccini published a Dictionary of the dialect of Pvana which showed his ability as a dialectologist and translator. <mask> was a comics writer. Some of his songs reference comics. He's been an author and script writer of comics, including "Gnicche", illustrated by Magnus.<mask>'s first experience as an actor was in the 1976 movie Fantasia, ma non-troppo, per violino, which he played Giulio Cesare Croce, a poet who narrates the history of Bologna. Two of <mask>'s songs were in the soundtrack of I giorni cantati, which was directed by Paolo Pietrangeli. He acted in three movies directed by Leonardo Pieraccioni in the 2000s. Guccini wrote the soundtrack of the 1977 movie Nen and the 1992 movie Nero. Guccini received an award in 1992 for the song "Canzone dell domande consuete". The new butterfly on the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines was named in honor of Parnassius mnemosyne guccinii. Luciano Tesi and Gabriele Cattani discovered an asteroid in 1997.The

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texts: anthology "Racconti italiani del Novecento" was published in 2001. The comune of Carpi celebrated <mask>'stieth year of career in 2003 with a show dedicated to him. Carlo Azeglio Ciampi gave him the title of Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic. He received the Targa Ferré in 2004. He received the award "Giuseppe Giacosa - Parole per la musica" in 2005. He was awarded the "Riccio d'argento" in Catanzaro. He received an award for his book of short stories.The new species of cactus was named after Davide Donati. He received a degree from the American University of Rome. The career award of Premio Tenco was from the Club Tenco. Targa Tenco was used in the song "Scirocco". The song "La canzone dell domande consuete" was written in 1990. The album Parnassius Guccinii was released in 1994. The song "Ho ancora la forza" was sung by Targa Tenco.In 1997 <mask> and Macchiavelli received the Alassio Literary Award, Un libro per l'Europa, for the book Macaron: romanzo di santi e delinquenti. <mask> and Macchiavelli won the police film festival in Bologna in 1998 for their book. The novel Tango e gli altri was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 I giorni cantati, per violino, Nen, and Le

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texts: "B.J." is Betty June. He was a state representative in Colorado. She was the fourth highest-ranking leader in the Colorado House of Representatives. Kevin Lundberg's appointment to the Colorado State Senate caused the vacancy in the Colorado House of Representatives to be filled by <mask>. On January 22, 2009, she was sworn in. All of rural Larimer County, Colorado, including the towns of Wellington, Timnath, Berthoud, and Estes Park, as well as the town of Windsor in Weld County, were represented by <mask> in House District 49. <mask> is married to Phil and they have two grown sons, Jonathan and Christopher.She lives at Carter Lake in Larimer County. B.J. is a political career Representative. Before becoming a congressional staffer and a district director for a former congressman, he was a weekly columnist for the Fort Collins Coloradoan. The Republican National Convention was held in 2004. She was the senior development director for the National Guard Association of Colorado when she was elected to the legislature. The State Commission on Judicial Performance, the Larimer County Youth Services Advisory Board, and the Fort Collins Coloradoan have all been served by <mask>. Colorado's state leader has served as a past member of the American Legislative Exchange Council.She presented on her success in getting transparency enacted in Colorado. She was part of a panel on child welfare issues at the national conference of the National Council of State Legislatures. A series of vacancies began with state senator Steve Johnson's election as a Larimer County commissioner in November 2008. Given Rep. Kevin Lundberg's interest in being appointed to Johnson's state

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