title: Abe Orpen

texts: day. Orpen offered to forgive the half of his salary that he owed after one month. He paid the debt and learned a lesson. When gambling was illegal in Toronto, Orpen's gambling club and racetracks did not open on Sundays. <mask> wasn't known for his lack of discrimination. There were black and white people working at the Orpen tracks.Both facilities were the same. The Prime Minister of Canada, the Mayor of Toronto, and the premier of Ontario wished Orpen a happy 80th birthday. "If this keeps up, I will start to think I am a respectable citizen," Orpen was quoted as saying. On July 31, 1937, Orpen had a heart seizure in the MRA offices at King and Bay Streets. On September 22, 1937, <mask> died in the family home at the corner of Carlton Street and Sherbourne Street after a long illness. <mask> and his wife were married for 63 years. <mask> was buried in St. James Cemetery after his funeral service at the Cathedral Church of St. James.When the MRA moved to the Crown Life building in December of 1938, they kept the hat rack and hats that <mask> left when he had a heart attack. The MRA was sold and Fred kept it in the office. The parents of nine children were Abraham and Isabella. At the time of <mask>'s death, his wife, two sons, and a daughter were still alive. The Ontario Jockey Club bought the racing businesses from the two sons in 1955. The Orpen home is a heritage property. It is now an apartment building.There are two stakes races that started at the Orpen tracks. The Cup and Saucer Stakes were originally called the Mrs. Orpen's Cup and Saucer Stakes. The Orpen Memorial wading pool was opened in 1954. Orpen was a member of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame. Long Branch Race Track was opened in 1924 by

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title: Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia (1890–1958)

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texts: <mask> the Younger was a granddaughter of Alexander II of Russia. She was a paternal first cousin of Nicholas II and a paternal first cousin of Prince Philip. She was the first grandchild of George I of Greece and the first great-grandchild of his father. Her early life was marked by the death of her mother and her father's expulsion from Russia. Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich and his wife, Grand Duke Elizabeth Feodorovna of Russia, the granddaughter of Queen Victoria, raised <mask> and her younger brother, to whom she remained very close throughout her life. <mask>na was married to the Duke of Sdermanland. The Duke of Smland was the son of the couple.The marriage ended in divorce in 1914. <mask>na was a nurse until the fall of the Russian monarchy in February 1917. She married Prince Sergei Putyatin in September 1917. Prince Roman Sergei Putyatin died in infancy. The couple escaped from Russia through Ukraine. Before she settled in Paris in 1920, <mask>na lived in London and Bucharest. Kitmir achieved some level of success in the 1920s.She moved to the United States after divorcing her second husband and selling Kitmir. She published two books of memoirs, The Education of a Princess and A Princess in Exile, while living in New York City. <mask>na spent the years of World War II in Argentina. She

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texts: returned to Europe permanently in 1949. She died in Konstanz, Germany. <mask>na was born in Saint Petersburg. She was the first child and only daughter of the Grand Duke of Russia and his first wife.The baby was named after her paternal grandmother and maternal aunt. <mask> was two years old when her mother died of a heart problem after giving birth to her brother. After the death of his wife, Grand Duke Paul neglected his two small children, who were left in the care of his older brother, who had no children of his own. Grand Duke Paul took the two children away from him. Grand Duke Paul, a commander of the Imperial horse Guards, was fond of his children, but he refrained from showing them affection. <mask> and her brother were raised by their father who visited them twice a day. The children spent Christmases with Grand Duke Sergei and his wife.At their country home, Ilinskoe, the couple set aside a playroom and bedrooms for their children. <mask>'s childhood was beautiful. Her earliest memories were of palaces and country estates with armies of servants. <mask> didn't speak Russian until she was six and her family didn't speak English. She had a French teacher named Mademoiselle Hélne who stayed with her until her marriage. She traveled to Germany and France at the age of seven in her own train car.

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texts: She and her brother were allowed to play with children from other families.Growing up without a mother and with a frequently absent father, Grand Duchess <mask> and her brother were very close to each other. Grand Duke Paul had an affair with a married woman. While the couple was staying abroad, he was able to get a divorce for her and eventually married her. They were forbidden to return to Russia after they married disobeying Nicholas II's opposition. Left fatherless, twelve-year-old <mask> and eleven-year-old Dmitri moved to Moscow placed under the custody of their uncle Grand Duke Sergei and his wife, Grand Duchess Elisabeth Feodorovna. <mask> and Dimitri blamed their aunt and uncle for their separation from their real father. Grand Duke Sergei was very affectionate towards the children.He loved us so much that Marie wrote in her memoirs. He gave us a lot of his time, because he liked to have us near him. He was always jealous of us. It would have maddened him if he had known the full extent of our devotion to our father. Grand Duke Sergei was thought to be cruel and self-centered by some. <mask> had a strained relationship with her aunt. The grand duke was distant towards the children and found it hard to relate to them.<mask> was described as "full of life and very jolly, but inclined to be self-

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texts: willed and selfish, and rather difficult to deal with" by her maternal aunt. The Governor General of Moscow was a controversial figure. He was killed by a bomb at the Kremlin in 1905. The bomber refrained from an earlier attack because he saw that the people in the carriage were not going to kill women and children. Both children were distraught after the assassination of their uncle. The Grand Duke Paul had claimed the custody of his children. Grand Duke Paul was not allowed to return to Russia permanently.Grand Duchess Elisabeth Feodorovna regretted treating the children poorly after her husband's death. <mask>'s aunt turned to charity work after her first marriage. Wanting to form a religious order and retire from court, Grand Duchess Elisabeth decided to find a husband for her niece. The Duke of Sdermanland, the second son of King Gustav V of Sweden and Victoria of Baden, was introduced to the sixteen-year-old <mask>na after visiting St Petersburg in 1907. She was plump, mischievous and proud. <mask> recalled that the prince was tall, thin, dark and distinguished. <mask> was told that he wanted to marry her the next day.<mask> agreed to the prince's proposal after being pressed by her aunt to give a quick answer. The betrothal was announced in June 1907. <mask> wrote that her aunt rushed her into the

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texts: marriage. She enjoyed the attention and wanted to leave the nursery. After their engagement, she wrote to him, "Then we will be able to travel together." To live in accordance with our wishes and to suit ourselves. I'm looking forward to a life full of love and happiness, just as you described to me in your last letters.The marriage had positive political and diplomatic implications for both Russia and Sweden. Grand Duke Paul wasn't consulted. <mask> went to Ilinskoe, a rural estate near Moscow, where Wilhelm joined them for a month before he left on a cruise to America. The young couple wrote to each other. <mask> wrote to him that it was nice to have someone who loved you more than anyone else. Grand Duke Paul was allowed to come back to Russia for his daughter's wedding after she turned eighteen because he introduced the Swedish prince to their father. <mask> wrote to him at his departure, "I love you, so much with every day, every hour more and more."It would be lovely if it were April. In her book of memoirs, written more than 20 years later, the grand duchess made different claims about how she obtained her freedom. As the wedding day approached, she began to have doubts and wished to break off the engagement, but she was persuaded to do so by her sister. <mask> was excited to start a new life. The

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texts: wedding took place at a church. After a honeymoon in Germany, Italy and France, a Swedish princess and her husband went to Sweden for an official reception with the flags of Russia and Sweden in the background. The marriage looked good in the beginning.In the province of Sdermanland, a couple set up their home. They returned to Sweden in October after spending the summer there. <mask> became popular in her new country when she added Swedish to her other languages. She worked harder than her husband. She was liked by her father-in-law because of her charm and unconventionality. <mask>na was pregnant by the fall and realized that she had little in common with her husband. Their relationship was not warm.She had no interest in him or him in her. The child of the couple was born in 1909. He was the Duke of Smland, Count of Wisborg and <mask>na's husband. <mask>'s sister-in-law, Crown Princess Margaret's team, played field hockey on <mask>'s team. She took singing and painting lessons at the art school. <mask> and her son slid down a flight of steps on a large tray while she sat on her lap. The illustrated alphabet book was published in 1912.There were as many restrictions on <mask>na at the Swedish court as there were in Russia. Her husband had little time to spend with her. He walked away from her in tears

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texts: after she tried to approach him. The young couple was sent on a five-month trip to Southeast Asia as representatives to the King of Siam. <mask> was able to meet other men. She enjoyed being courted by King Vajiravudh and the Duke of Montpensier. The couple's relations cooled even more.She said she wanted a divorce. He was devastated by her decision, begging her to give their marriage another chance, but since he blamed most of our failure on me, we did not make any progress. She received her brother in the spring of 1912 who came to Sweden to take part in the Olympics. When she went to Russia in 1913 to attend the celebrations for the 300-year anniversary of the Romanov family, they were back together again. At a court ball in Moscow, the two danced seven dances in a row, and the equerry was sent to separate them. <mask>na was sent to Capri to recuperate in the winter of 1913–1914 after doctors said she had a serious illness. She was with her mother in-law, the Queen of Sweden, during the winter.She decided not to return to Capri after she claimed that the Queen's personal physician made sexual advances on her. Her brother joined her in Berlin. They traveled to Paris. She wanted her father to help her get a divorce. She fled the Swedish royal family because of their support of Munthe, which was the main

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texts: reason she filed for divorce. She noted in her diary that at age 22 she felt the future was not bright. My God!On 13 March 1914, her marriage was officially dissolved by an edict issued by Nicholas II, after relatives in both Russia and Sweden viewed a divorce as unavoidable. <mask>'s son was left in Sweden by his father. His mother rarely saw him after he was raised by his paternal grandmother. In an interview as an adult, he said his relationship with his mother was distant. <mask>'s father gave her three half-siblings and she re-established her ties with him in Paris. <mask>na traveled to Italy and Greece after studying at a painting school. <mask>na returned to Russia in the spring of 1914.She lived near her brother. Troubled by his sister's need for him, Dmitri distanced himself from her. World War I began a few months later. At the outbreak of the war, <mask>na trained as a nurse. The grand duchess was sent to the northern front by General Paul von Rennenkampf with Princess Helen of Serbia. She was awarded the St George medal for bravery. After the Russian withdrawal from East Prussia, she took over a hospital and worked as a nurse.She treated and bandaged wounded soldiers and officers for two and a half years. During the war, she visited her aunt frequently at the convent Elizabeth had

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texts: established. <mask> was shocked to learn that Dmitri was involved in the murder of Grigori Rasputin. She wrote that for the first time in her life, her brother appeared to her and made her shiver. <mask> signed a letter with other members of the Imperial family begging Nicholas II to reverse his decision to exile to the Persian front. Nicholas II, <mask>'s first cousin, abdicated after the February Revolution. <mask> left Pskov to join her father and family in Petrograd.She was reacquainted with the son of the tsar's country residence during the war. The happy affair began between them in the spring of 1917. After falling in love for the first time, <mask>na married Putin in the Pavlovsk Palace. The couple lived in Dmitri's palace for the first few months of their marriage. They moved to a small apartment with Sergei's parents after the palace was sold. The successful Bolshevik coup of November 1917 surprised <mask>na and her husband in Moscow, where they had traveled to remove some of <mask>'s jewels from the state bank. Serge's parents found <mask>'s diamonds.The couple moved to a cottage in Tsarkoe Selo in the spring of 1918 to be closer to Grand Duke Paul who was under house arrest. There was a vegetable garden and a goat. On 8 July 1918, she gave birth to a son, Prince Roman Sergei Putyatin, who was

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texts: christened on 18 July 1918. <mask>na left her baby under the care of her in-laws when the situation for the Romanovs quickly deteriorated in Russia. In late July, <mask>na left with her husband and brother-in-law. <mask> and her husband and brother-in-law didn't have any travel documents or fear of being arrested, so they traveled by train for two nights and a day. They arrived in Orsha, in today's Belarus, on 4 August.They traveled from the train station to the frontier with Germany. She hid a Swedish document that identified her as a former royal princess of that country inside a bar of soap. She was able to enter Ukraine. They continued south until they reached Kiev. The fugitives received an invitation from Queen Marie of Romania, who was <mask>'s first cousin. The grand duchess began her life in exile after being ill with the flu. <mask>na and her second husband stayed in a local hotel in December of 1918.They were given private apartments as guests of the Queen <mask> of Romania in January 1919. There was tragic news from Russia. <mask>na found out that her father and three of his cousins had been killed by the Bolsheviks. Several Romanov relatives, including Elizabeth Feodorovna and her half-brother, Prince Vladimir Paley, were murdered in the summer of 1918. Nicholas II and his family were killed

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texts: the baby's existence because of her guilt. <mask> and her brother were in London. She rented an apartment with her husband to be closer to her brother.She began knitting sweaters and selling them to a London shop in order to find an occupation that would allow her to make a living. <mask> returned to Paris in the spring of 1920 to meet with her stepmother and two half- sisters. She wanted to be close to them so she decided to stay in the French capital. Her brother went to Paris with her. She devoted a lot of her time to the Russian Red Cross. In the summer of 1921, <mask> and Dimitri went to meet their missing son, who had been left in Sweden. He was twelve years old and taller than his mother.They were able to see each other for the first time in two years. They saw each other again in the autumn of 1927. He harbored resentment towards his mother, who had abandoned him, and their relationship remained strained. <mask> met Coco Chanel through her brother. She bought Kitmir's embroideries for her fashion house. Kitmir was a success in the Parisian fashion industry. Princess Sophia Putyatina, the mother-in-law of the grand duchess, helped her by employing Russians refugees.<mask>'s money was dissipated from the sale of her jewels due to organizational problems in Kitmir. Putyatin spent his time in the

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texts: company of Russian officers, fast living and wasting money, while she devoted her time to her work. Disillusioned with her husband, she divorced him in 1923 over a fundamental difference of attitude, though she continued to offer Putyatin and his relatives financial assistance. After her divorce, <mask> moved to Boulogne, the south west suburb of Paris, where many Russians had taken residence. She began an affair with a famous fashion designer who was ten years older than her. They lived in Paris and spent time in Biarritz, Deauville and on the French Riviera. Patou, a confirmed bachelor, was reluctant to change his lifestyle despite rumors of a possible marriage between them in 1925.Kitmir's business began to decline in the 19th century. As fashion 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110


texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 After suffering a defeat, but not surrendering, the grand duchess moved to London in the spring of 1928 where she started selling her own perfume. It wasn't a success because of failing in advertising and distribution. <mask>vlovna was determined to get a new start in the United States. She set sail for America on December 8, 1928. The press in New York City welcomed Maria Pavlovna with great enthusiasm and curiosity.She was interviewed a lot. She spent three weeks in a ranch in California with an American friend. She recuperated from an ankle injury in January 1929 and worked on her memoirs. The manuscript was accepted for publication by a number of publishers. <mask>na began working at the New York store in May 1929. She purchased fashionable clothing from France. She sold her house in Boulogne and sailed to the United States after bade farewell to her stepmother and half- sisters.She returned to New York with three hundred dollars, a portable typewriter, and a Russian guitar. She gave lectures at universities and prepared her memoirs. She was invited to write fashion articles. The first volume of her book was called The Education of a

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texts: Princess, and the second was A Princess in Exile. In 1930 and 1932, they appeared. In the United States and Europe, they were translated to French and Spanish. <mask>'s finances improved because of the success of her books.She was a popular figure in the lecture circuit. She spent freely and earned well. In 1935, <mask>na was sent to Germany to work as a photographer. She took photographs in luxury cruise lines between Europe and New York reporting on the events of first class deck society. While living in New York, <mask>na collected Russian books and surrounded herself with a group of friends that included her half-sister, Princess Natalia Paley. <mask>na visited her son in Mainau in 1937. Despite her son's decision to marry a commoner in 1932, the grand duchess got along with his wife despite their shared interest in photography.Marie Louise was two years old when <mask>na took no interest in her. She wanted Lennart to call her by her name because she was embarrassed to have a grown up son. The King of Sweden, who sympathized with <mask>na, arranged a Swedish diplomatic passport for her. She was given a broader freedom of movement. In this period, her articles appeared in a number of publications. She created a hat collection. In 1941 the United States entered World War II as an ally of the Soviet

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texts: Union.She waspulsed by America's friendly alliance with the Communist country. After twelve years living in the United States, she moved to Argentina with the intention of creating a line of cosmetics with a friend. She wrote articles about interior design, fashion, and art. The line didn't take off, but Grand Duchess <mask>na remained in South America. She became friends with the family of Prince Mestchersky and his family after moving to Argentina. She used to go to a huge property owned by Prince Karl von Auersperg and his wife. She received the news of her brother's death in 1942.She was sad over his death. She loved him the most. <mask>'s son came from Germany on a business visit that lasted several months. They got to know each other for the first time. <mask> said that she had felt lonely all her life because she was a rootless child. She found it hard to fill the empty spaces inside of her when she was looking for love. At the home of her son on the island of Mainau in Germany, <mask>na came face to face with her first husband for the first time in many years.They were good friends. During the 1950s, <mask> stayed with friends or appeared unexpectedly in Mainau, in the house of her son, with her camera, easel and paints. She died of pneumonia at the age of sixty-eight in Konstanz, West Germany.

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texts: She is buried next to her brother in Mainau's palace church. Beéche is mentioned in the notes. The Grand Dukes. Eurohistory in 2004." Bernadotte." Kre prins! Bonniers was born in 1977. Marie is the Grand Duke of Russia. A princess is in exile. The year 1932. The Grand Duchess Marie of Russia is aSIN.A memoir about education of a princess. New York, 1930. ASIN: B000K5SJJ4 Hall. It is lovely to be a bride. The European Royal History Journal is a journal. April 2000 issue. Marco, Houston.Marie was an eye witness to the last days of the tsarist Russia. The issue of Royalty Magazine was published in Houston, Marco. A man is adrift in a new world. There is a magazine called Royalty Magazine. Hugo was the author of Issue 09, No 213 Mager. The Grand Duke of Russia is Elizabeth. 1998 was the year of the publishers.Mironenko, Sergei and Maylunas. A life long passion. New York. 1997. Grant Menzies. <mask> is the grand duke of Russia. The European Royal History Journal is a journal.Issues VIII and IX were published in December 1998. John and Constantine. The Flight of the Romanovs was published in 1999. The artist, models and nobility who fled the Russian revolution influenced the world of fashion. Harry N. Abrams was born in 2001. Vom Zarenpalast ist von Coco Chanel. <mask> Romanowa is the Grofrstin.The

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texts: Insel-Verlag is located in Berlin. Charlotte was named zepvat. There is a camera and a group of people. ........... The life of <mask> the younger is the subject of The True Value of Home. Quarterly royalty digest. N2 2013.People from Sankt-Peterburgsky Uyezd were from the Russian


title: Lothair III, Holy Roman Emperor

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1133 until his death. He was crowned emperor in Rome in 1125 after being elected King of Germany. His reign was troubled by the constant intriguing of the Hohenstaufens, Duke Frederick II of Swabia and Duke Conrad of Franconia. He died on his way back from the campaign against the Norman Kingdom of Sicily. In 1013, a Saxon nobleman named Liutger was mentioned as a count in the Harzgau subdivision of Eastphalia. The castle of Spplingenburg is thought to have been acquired by Count Gebhard, father of Emperor Lothair, through his marriage with Hedwig, a daughter of Frederick of Formbach and his wife Gertrud. Lothair's youth is not known.His name first appeared in the contemporary records in 1088. The Battle of Langensalza took place on 9 June 1075 and was the last battle of the Saxon Rebellion. Lothair was born after Gebhard's death. Richenza was the daughter of Count Henry of Northeim and the granddaughter of the Brunonids. Lothair's land purchases, inheritance and marriage alliances among the Saxon nobles resulted in the acquisition of the House of Billung and the Counts of Northeim. He was the wealthiest nobleman among his fellow Saxons because of his marriage to Richenza of the Brunonids. He supported Henry V's rebellion against his father Henry IV and the subsequent disempowerment campaign that culminated in the abdication of the emperor on December 31, 1105.After the death of duke Magnus of Billung, who had

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title: Gilbert M. Woodward

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and politician. He represented Wisconsin's 7th congressional district in the United States House of Representatives. He was the Democratic nominee for Governor of Wisconsin in 1886. He was a Union Army officer during the American Civil War. <mask> was born in Washington, D.C. and was educated in the common schools. He worked as a printer and proofreader in Baltimore, Upper Marlboro, and Washington from 1860 to 1860. He worked for the National Intelligencer newspaper in Washington.He moved to La Crosse in February 1860. He was admitted to the bar after studying law in <mask>more's office. <mask> enlisted for service in the Union Army after postponing his plans to start a legal practice because of the American Civil War. <mask> joined a company of volunteers known as the "La Crosse Light Guards", which was organized into Company B of the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment at Camp Randall. The 2nd Wisconsin Infantry went to Washington, D.C. to serve in the eastern theater of the war. After the First Battle of Bull Run, he was promoted to first sergeant. The brigade was made up of the 6th Wisconsin, 7th Wisconsin, and 19th Indiana infantry battalions.The brigade became famous due to their performance in the Battle of Gainesville in August of 1862. A few days before the battle, <mask> was promoted to second lieutenant. Their captain was killed at the Battle of South Mountain and <mask> was promoted to first lieutenant. He participated in the Battle of Antietam in September, the Battle of Fredericksburg in December, and the Battle of Chancellorsville in the spring of 1863. <mask> was an adjutant to the brigade commander, General <mask>, after Chancellorsville. During the Battle of Gettysburg, he was shot in the arm. His enlistment ended on July 2, 1864, and he resumed his service as an aide to the general.<mask> was elected district attorney of La Crosse County in 1865 after becoming active in the legal community. He was re-elected three times. He formed a law partnership with Samuel S. Burton while he was the district attorney. He became involved in state politics.

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title: Gilbert M. Woodward

texts: He ran for the Wisconsin State Senate in 1872 as a Liberal Republican, but was defeated by a Republican. He was narrowly elected mayor of La Crosse in 1874, defeating a Republican-Temperance unity ticket. He served as the city attorney from 1876 to 1882.<mask> was nominated for the United States House of Representatives on the first ballot of the convention. The 7th congressional district was a safe Republican seat through the 1870s, but Herman L. Humphrey was moved into a different congressional district. In the general election, <mask> won with 48% of the vote, as the Prohibition Party candidate took 7%. He lost his re- election in 1884 after serving in the Forty-eighth Congress. He remained active in the Democratic Party after leaving office. Gabriel Bouck, a Union Army colonel and former congressman, was expected to accept the party's nomination for Governor of Wisconsin at the start of the convention, but instead he sent a letter declining the nomination. Labor and Socialist activists from Milwaukee pressured Charles to drop out of the race, even though he was considered a strong candidate.<mask>'s name was proposed to the convention by Edward S. Bragg, who had served with <mask> in the Iron brigade. <mask> was nominated by acclamation at the convention. <mask> was defeated in the general election by a Republican. The Wisconsin delegation to the Democratic National Convention was chaired by <mask>. He devoted most of his life to his legal career after forming a law partnership with J. W. Losey. He was a frequent litigant in front of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. <mask> had a family and personal life, but his wife died a few years later.<mask> never remarried and they had no children. <mask> died at the home of D. A<mask>. He worked until three months before his death, despite his declining health. He was buried in La Crosse. The General Election for the U.S. House of Representatives took place on November 5, 1872. People of Wisconsin in the American Civil War, Iron brigade Union Army officers, Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives, and American

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title: Arundhati Roy

texts: The God of Small Things won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction in 1997 and became the best-selling book by a non-expatriate Indian author. She is involved in human rights and environmental causes. <mask>, a Malayali Jacobite Syrian Christian women's rights activist, and <mask>, a Bengali Hindu tea plantation manager, were both born in Calcutta. She returned to India with her mother and brother after her parents divorced. <mask>'s family lived with his maternal grandfather in Tamil Nadu. Her mother started a school when she was five years old. <mask> attended the Lawrence School in Lovedale, Tamil Nadu.She studied architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture in Delhi. Before they separated and divorced in 1982, they were married in 1978 and lived in Delhi and Goa. <mask> got a position with the National Institute of Urban Affairs after returning to Delhi. She met Pradip Krishen in 1984 when he offered her a role as a goatherd in his movie. They were married the same year. They collaborated on a television series about India's independence movement. <mask> tried various fields, including running aerobics classes.<mask> and Krishen are married. The God of Small Things was published in 1997. <mask> is a cousin of Prannoy <mask>, the head of the Indian television media group. She lives in Delhi. <mask> 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

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title: Arundhati Roy

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texts: judge, called the novel "execrable", and The Guardian said the context was "profoundly depressing". The Chief Minister of <mask>'s home state of Kerala had to answer obscenity charges after reading the book.Since the success of her novel, <mask> has written a television serial and a documentary. <mask> stated in early 2007 that she was working on a second novel. She contributed to We Are One: A Celebration of Tribal Peoples, a book that explores the culture of peoples around the world, portraying their diversity and the threats to their existence. The royalties from the sale of this book go to Survival International. She has written about politics and culture. They were collected in a five-volume set. Her nonfiction was published in a single volume.The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, her second novel, will be published in June of next year. The novel was nominated for the Man Booker Prize. The Ministry of Utmost Happiness was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award. <mask> has spent most of her time on political activism and nonfiction since publishing The God of Small Things. She is a critic of neo-imperialism and U.S. foreign policy. She dislikes India's policies toward nuclear weapons as well as industrialization and economic growth, which she describes as "encrypted with genocidal potential." She questioned the conduct of Indian police and administration in the case of 2001 Indian Parliament attack and the Batla House encounter case, saying that the country has had a "shadowy history of suspicious terror attacks, murky investigations, and fake encounters".In an August 2008


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texts: interview with The Times of India, <mask> expressed her support for the independence of Kashmir from India after the massive demonstrations in 2008 in favor of independence took place. She said that the rallies were a sign that Kashmiris wanted to leave India. She was criticized by the Indian National Congress for her comments. <mask> was asked to withdraw her "irresponsible" statement by the All India Congress Committee member and senior Congress party leader. The princely state of Jammu and Kashmir became a part of the Union of India after its ruler, Hari Singh, signed the Instrument of Accession on October 26, 1947. The state has become as important as the other princely states in India. She was charged with sedition by the Delhi Police for her speech at the 2010 convention on Kashmir: "Azadi: The Only Way".The Narmada dam project will displace half a million people with little or no compensation, and will not provide the projected irrigation, drinking water, and other benefits, according to the Sardar Sarovar Project <mask>. <mask> donated her Booker prize money, as well as royalties from her books on the project, to the Narmada. <mask> is in a 2002 documentary about the project. <mask>'s opposition to the Narmada Dam project was criticized as "maligning Gujarat". In 2002, <mask> responded to a contempt notice issued against her by the Supreme Court of India with an affidavit saying the court's decision to initiate contempt proceedings based on a flawed petition, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The court found <mask>'s statement to be criminal contempt and sentenced her to a symbolic one day's imprisonment and fined her Rs. 2500.<mask> paid the fine instead of serving an additional three months for default. <mask>'s Narmada dam activism has been criticized by an environmental historian. While acknowledging her "courage and commitment" to the cause, Guha writes that her advocacy is hyperbolic and self-indulgent. He faulted <mask>'s criticism of Supreme Court judges who were hearing a petition as careless and irresponsible. <mask> says her writing is intentional in its hysterical tone. I'm yelling from the rooftops. He and his club are going to wake the neighbours.I want to wake my neighbours. Everybody should open their eyes. <mask> and Gail Omvedt have had constructive discussions about <mask>'s strategy for the Narmada Dam movement. The activists don't agree on whether to stop the dam building <mask> or Omvedt. <mask> disagreed with the argument that the war in Afghanistan would be a reprisal for the 9/11 attacks. It is an act of terror against the people of the world. She said that the U.S. president George W. Bush and the UK prime minister Tony Blair were guilty of Orwellian doublethink when they announced the air strikes.Tony Blair, who holds the portfolio of prime minister of the UK, echoed him, "We're a peaceful people." We know now. Horses are pigs. Girls are not boys. War is not war. China and 19 Third World countries have been at war with the U.S. since World War II, as well as previous U.S. support for

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texts: the Taliban movement. As adults and rulers, the Taliban beat, stone, rape, and brutalise women, they don't seem to know what else to do with them.<mask> believes that American-style capitalism is to blame for the fact that the arms industry, the oil industry, the major media networks, and the U.S. foreign policy are all controlled by the same business combines. She mourns the impossibility of beauty after 2001 and puts the attacks on the World Trade Center and on Afghanistan on the same moral level. In May 2003 she delivered a speech titled "Instant-Mix Imperial Democracy (Buy One, Get One Free)," in which she described the United States as a global empire that reserves the right to bomb any of its subjects at any time. The speech was about the U.S. actions during the Iraq War. <mask> criticized President George W. Bush's visit to India in March 2006 and took part in the World Tribunal on Iraq in June 2005. <mask> wrote The End of Imagination, a critique of the Indian government's nuclear policies, in response to India's testing of nuclear weapons. She crusaded against India's massive hydroelectric dam projects in the central and western states in her collection The Cost of Living.<mask> and others signed a letter in The Guardian accusing Israel of "state terror" and calling the 2006 Lebanon War a "war crime". <mask> was one of more than 100 artists and writers who signed an open letter in 2007, calling on the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival to honor calls for an international boycott of Israeli political and cultural. She defended Hamas's rocket attacks during the

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texts: Israel–Palestine crisis. <mask> questioned the investigation into the 2001 Indian Parliament attack and the trial of the accused. The stance that the case remains unsolved was maintained by her, as she said that the scapegoat was being pointed at for the judicial and investigative process in the case. She suggested in her book that there was evidence of state involvement in the terrorist attack. Praveen Swami questioned her evidence of state involvement in an editorial in The Hindu.She called for the death sentence to be stayed and denounced the press coverage of the trial. <mask> was criticized for calling a convicted terrorist a "prisoner-of-war" and for calling a woman a "prisoner of her own dogma". The man was put to death in 2013. The Muthanga incident took place in 2003 when a social movement for Adivasi land rights organised a major land occupation of a piece of land. A police force was sent into the area to evict people. One person was killed and the leaders of the movement were arrested. <mask> went to the area, visited the movement's leaders in jail, and wrote an open letter to the Chief Minister of the state.In an opinion piece for The Guardian, <mask> argued that the November 2008 Mumbai attacks cannot be seen in isolation, but must be understood in the context of wider issues in the region's history and society. <mask> stated in the article that she believes "nothing can justify terrorism" and that terrorism is a "heartless ideology". <mask> warned against war with Pakistan, arguing that it is hard to pin down the provenance of a terrorist strike and isolating it within the

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texts: borders of a single nation state, and that war could lead to the "descent of the whole region into chaos". She was condemned for linking the Mumbai attacks with Kashmir and economic injustice against Muslims in India and for attacking the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower. <mask>'s comments were the latest in a series of hysterical rants against India. In an opinion piece in The Guardian, <mask> called for international attention to what she called a possible government-sponsored genocide of Tamils in Sri Lanka. She described the war as "a brazen, openly racist war" and cited reports of camps where Tamils were being herded.She said that the Sri Lankan IDP camps where Tamil civilians are being held as concentration camps are on the verge of being genocide and that the government is on the verge of committing what could end up being genocide. <mask>'s remarks were called "ill-informed and hypocritical" by a Sri Lankan writer. <mask> said that he couldn't admire those who could only accommodate justice for their own and not for everyone. I believe that the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam and its penchant for violence was cultured in the cauldron of monstrous, racist, injustice that the Sri Lankan government and to a great extent Sinhala society visited on the Tamil people for decades. <mask> criticized the Indian government's actions against the Maoists, calling them a war on the poor in the country. According to her, the government has abdicated its responsibility to the people and launched the offensive against Naxals to aid the corporations with whom it has signed Memoranda of Understanding.


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texts: <mask>'s description of the Maoists as "Gandhians" caused a controversy.She has said that the Naxalites are fighting to implement the Constitution while the government is vandalising it. <mask>, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, and five others were brought up on charges of sedition by the Delhi Police. The First Information Report was filed following a directive from a local court on a petition filed by Sushil Pandit who alleged that the two men made anti- India speeches at a conference on "Azadi-the Only Way" in October 2010. Kashmir has never been part of India. It is a fact. The Indian government has accepted this. After the central government declined to charge <mask>, a Delhi city court directed the police to respond to the demand for a criminal case.<mask> criticized Hazare and his movement in an opinion piece published in The Hindu. She questioned Hazare's secular credentials, pointing out the campaign's corporate backing, its suspicious timing, and Hazare's silence on private-sector corruption. She alleged that by demonising only the Government they are preparing to call for more privatisation, more access to public infrastructure and India's natural resources. <mask> accused the electronic media of blowing the campaign out of proportion. <mask> pointed out the role of media hype and target audience in determining how well hunger strikes work as a tool of political mobilization by noting the disparity in the attention Hazare's fast has received in contrast to the decade-long fast of Irom Sharm. <mask>'s comparison of the Jan Lokpal Bill with the Maoists met with resentment from members of Team


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texts: Anna. Medha Patkar spoke out against <mask>'s comments and emphasized the peaceful, non-violent nature of the movement.An anti-corruption campaign is a catch-all campaign according to <mask>. Everyone from the extreme left to the extreme right is included. I'm not against a strong anti-corruption bill, but corruption is just a symptom of a problem, not the problem itself. <mask> had a "tragedy" with Narendra Modi's nomination as prime minister. She said business houses supported him because he was the most militaristic and aggressive candidate. Most people in the Western world don't know that Modi has control over India. The media supports him.He has the support of the army, the courts, and the popular vote. She called Modi's long-term plans for a highly centralized Hindu state "suicidal" and expressed deep despair for the future. The Washington Post said <mask> "slammed Modi for his handling of the Pandemic" after The Guardian published an article by <mask> describing the Indian government's response as a "crime against humanity". It's not enough to say the government has failed, <mask> wrote in The Wire. We are witnessing a crime. <mask> said that the National Population Register can serve as a database for the National Register of Citizens while speaking at Delhi University. The Congress and the saffron party criticized the remarks.The Tilak Marg police station in Delhi received a complaint against her. <mask> claimed her remarks were misrepresented and that she was proposing civil disobedience with a smile. <mask> won the 1997 Booker Prize for her novel The God of Small Things. A citation


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texts: noted, "The book keeps all the promises that it makes", and carried a prize of approximately US$30,000. <mask> gave the prize money and royalties from her book to human rights causes. <mask> won the National Film Award for Best Screenplay in 1989 for In Which Annie Gave It Those Ones, in which she captured the anguish among the students prevailing in professional institutions. She returned the national award in protest of the growing violence by rightwing groups in India.She won the Lannan Foundation's Cultural Freedom Award in 2002 for her work about civil societies that are adversely affected by the world's most powerful governments and corporations. At the Global Exchange Human Rights Awards in San Francisco in 2003 she was awarded "special recognition" as a Woman of Peace. <mask> won the Sydney Peace Prize in 2004 for her work in social campaigns and advocacy of non-violence. She and Seymour Hersh were awarded the Orwell Award by the National Council of Teachers of English. In January 2006 she was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award, a national award from India's Academy of Letters, but she declined to accept it in protest against the Indian Government toeing the US line. She was awarded the Norman Mailer Prize in 2011. Time 100 is a list of the 100 most influential people in the world.There is a list of Sahitya Akademi Award winners for English, as well as a list of Indian writers and peace activists. It is available online. "A representao da mulher em Shame, de Salman Rushdie, e O deus das pequenas coisas, de." The book was written by Tereza M. de O. Evelyn Nien-Ming wrote "The Politics

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texts: of Design" in Weird English. Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2004. There is an essay on <mask>'s language.The SAWNET biography South Asian Women network, authors Column archive at The Guardian Interviews and speeches "Arundhati Roy" are available at The Guardian Interviews and speeches "Arundhati Roy" are available at The Guardian Interviews and speeches "Arundhati Roy" are available The Khan Memorial Lecture was delivered at Aligarh Muslim


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texts: <mask> was an American stage and film actor. Between 1915 and 1963, he appeared in more than 140 films. He died in Los Angeles, California, after being born in New York. M. Cheivasse, The Green Cloak, Paul Duncan, The Sentimental Lady, and Norman Van Aulsten were selected. The Pawn of Fate was written by The Red Mouse. Burkett A Million A Minute was written by Duke de Reves and Juliet was written by Paris The Brand of Cowardice. Gen. Lopez stood up and cheered.Murder in Trinidad was aired on the Blue Nose Hour Radio Announcer. The Moonstone was written by Siegfried Sonoff and Tommy was written by Wade 'Tiger' Taggart. Brand Behind the Green Lights is a serial. Reckless (1935), Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935), Chemist Daoud Atrash Death from a Distance (1935), Ahmad Haidru The Last days of Pompeii (1935), Phoebus - Runaway Slave A Tale of. Storm Over Bengal - Aide to Ramin Khan, Stableman, Arrest Bulldog Drummond, Gumba, and Mr. Moto's Last Warning are uncredited. The Chinese Cat (1944) - Carl Karzdas / Kurt Karzdas Call of the Jungle (1944) - Harley Wilson Princeton Team Doctor. Captain Eddie, Easy to Look At, and The Purple Monster Strikes are uncredited.There are External links to 1886 births and 1968 deaths of American male film actors.


title: Saionji Kinmochi

texts: The Prime Minister of Japan from 1906 to 1908 was Prince. He was elevated to prince in 1920. He was the most influential voice in Japanese politics from the mid-1920s to the early 1930s. Kinmochi was the son of Udaijin Tokudaiji Kin'ito, the head of a family of court nobility. The Saionji adopted him in 1851. The Tokudaiji and Saionji lived near the Kyoto Imperial Palace where he grew up. The young <mask>chi was often ordered to visit the palace as a playmate of the young prince who later became Emperor Meiji.They became friends over time. Tokudaiji Sanetsune was Kinmochi's biological brother. One of the younger brothers was adopted into the very wealthy Sumitomo family. <mask> had a political career. His relationship with the Imperial Court opened many doors for him. He had an influence on both the Taish and Shwa emperors. Kinmochi studied in France.<mask> was known for his brilliant talent and was the heir to a noble family. The young Emperor Meiji was installed as the head of the government after the revolution in Japan of 1867 and 1868, which overthrew the Tokugawa shogunate. The Imperial Court considered the war to be a private dispute between the Tokugawa and the samurai of Satsuma and Chsh. <mask> believed that the nobles of the Imperial Court should take part in the war. He was an imperial representative. He took Kameoka Castle without a fight. The next location was Sasayama Castle.The defenders immediately surrendered after several hundred Samurai from both sides met on the road nearby. Fukuchiyama surrendered without a fight. He had acquired an Imperial banner made by Iwakura Tomomi, which featured a sun and moon on a red field. The other samurai didn't want to attack the army with the imperial banner. Saionji returned to Osaka after two weeks after reaching Kitsuki. Things came to an end at Nagaoka Castle. <mask> was made the governor of Echigo.<mask> resigned from his study tour after the Meiji Restoration. He studied French in Tokyo with the help of mura Masujir. He left for San Francisco with a group of

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texts: other Japanese students. He met President Grant in Washington, D.C. After crossing the Atlantic, he spent 13 days in London before arriving in Paris. <mask>'s tutor was shot when they stumbled upon a street battle in Paris, which was not safe for him. After moving to Switzerland and Nice, Saionji settled in Marseilles where he learned French with the accent of that city.He traveled to Paris after the suppression of the Commune. He was involved with mile Acollas, who set up the Acollas Law School for foreign students studying law in Paris, after studying law at the University of Paris. The early years of the Third Republic were a time of high ideals in France. <mask> was influenced by Acollas, a former member of the League of Peace and Freedom, who became the most liberal of Japanese major political figures of his generation. Iwakura was worried about the radicalism of <mask> and other Japanese students when he was in Paris in 1872. He was friends with many people in France, including the Goncourt brothers and a fellow Sorbonne student. After returning to Japan, he founded the Ritsumeikan University and the Meiji Law School.Saionji and It Hirobumi knew each other very well, so Hirobumi asked <mask> to accompany him to Europe in order to research the constitutional systems of the European countries. He was appointed ambassador to Austria-Hungary after the trip. Saionji joined the Privy Council and served as vice president of the House of Peers. He was the Minister of Education in the 2nd and 3rd It administrations. He worked to improve the quality of the educational curriculum. The standard is western. Saionji was one of the first members of the Rikken Seiykai political party.<mask> had a liberal political point of view because of his experiences in Europe. He claimed that the majority party in parliament had to be the basis for forming a cabinet. In August 1900, <mask> became president of the Privy Council. <mask> was the Prime Minister of Japan from January 1906 to December 1912. <mask>'s ministries were marked by

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texts: tension between him and Yamagata Aritomo. Political parties were seen as a useful part of the machinery of government by <mask>, It, and Yamagata. Saionji had to struggle with the national budget with many demands and finite resources, Yamagata sought the greatest expansion of the army.<mask>'s first cabinet was brought down by conservatives who were alarmed at the growth of socialism and felt the government's suppression of socialists had been insufficient. The fall of <mask>'s second cabinet was a reversal of the constitutional government. The Taish Crisis was named after the emperor who was enthroned in 1912. General Uehara was unable to get the cabinet to agree on the army's demands. <mask> wanted to replace Uehara. The army minister must be a lieutenant general or general on active duty according to a Japanese law. All of the eligible generals refused to serve in <mask>'s cabinet.The cabinet was forced to step down. The army could force the resignation of a cabinet. <mask>'s political philosophy was influenced by his background and he believed that the Imperial Court should not be involved in politics and that it should be guarded. He was opposed by nationalists in the Army who wanted the Emperor to be involved in Japanese politics and thus weaken both parliament and the cabinet. He was accused of being a "globalist". <mask> was appointed a Genr in December 1912. The main function of the Genr was to choose the prime ministers, but no Emperor ever rejected their advice.<mask> was the sole survivor from Matsukata Masayoshi's death in 1924. He named the prime ministers until his death in 1940 at the age of 91. <mask>, when he could, chose as prime minister the president of the majority party in the Diet, but his power was always constrained by the necessity of at least the tacit consent of the army and navy. He couldn't choose political leaders if they weren't strong enough to form a government. Military men and non-party politicians were nominated by him. <mask> led the Japanese delegation at the Paris Peace

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texts: Conference in 1919, but his role was mostly symbolic due to ill health. <mask>'s proposal to add a "racial equality clause" to the Covenant of the League of Nations met with strong American and Australian resistance and was not adopted.<mask> was accompanied to Paris by his son, daughter and mistress. He was given the title kshaku in 1920 as an honor for a life in public service. He was on the list of those to be assassinated in the attempted coup of February 26, 1936. <mask> fled in his car but was pursued for a long distance by a suspicious vehicle that he and his friends thought was soldiers bent on murdering him. It held newspaper reporters. <mask> tried to diminish the influence of the Imperial Japanese Army in politics. One of the most liberal of Emperor Hirohito's advisors, he favored friendly relations with Great Britain and the United States.He would concede defeat when he knew he couldn't win. His inability to stop the Pact. Saionji had an "extensive" influence over Japanese politics according to a political scientist. <mask> is a maker of the modern world. Haus Publishing was published in 2008. The name was given to the person by the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person by the name of the person The Emperor's adviser is <mask> Kinmochi.Kegan and Paul are from the same area. The Rise of Modern Japan was written by Roger F. Yamagata Aritomo. The Harvard University Press was published in 1971. Harada, Kumao. The Saionji-Harada memoirs were translated into English. The University Publications of America were published in 1978. ASIN: B000724T6W.Five political leaders of modern Japan are Ito Hirobumi, Okuma Shigenobu, Hara Takashi, Inukai Tsuyoshi, and <mask> Kimmochi. The University of Tokyo Press was published in 1984. 20th-century prime ministers of Japan, ambassadors of Japan to Austria-Hungary, ambassadors of Japan to Belgium, and ministers of finance of Japan

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title: Yuto Nagatomo

texts: A Japanese professional footballer is a full-back for FC Tokyo and the Japan national team. A graduate from the Meiji University, <mask> started his professional career with FC Tokyo in 2007, quickly establishing himself as a first choice both within the team and the Japanese national team. He went on to play in Europe for over a decade, first joining Cesena in 2010, and then playing for Inter Milan for seven years, making more than 200 total appearances and even captaining the team for a brief period of time. He would return to FC Tokyo in September 2021. He won a J.League Cup with Tokyo in 2009, a Coppa Italia with Inter Milan in 2011, a Turkish Cup with Galatasaray in 2018, and a Turkish Super Cup with Galatasaray in 2019. He won the Asian International Player of the Year award. <mask> is Japan's second most capped player of all time with 133 caps and four goals.Having won his first cap for the Samurai Blue in 2008, just some months after making his professional debut with FC Tokyo, the full-back has represented Japan at one edition of the Olympic Games, three consecutive World Cups, and three consecutive Asian Cups. He was part of the squad that won the Asian Cup in 2011. FC Tokyo signed Nagatomo in 2008 while he was at Meiji. He was a Special Designated Youth Player at the J.League Cup. In four years at FC Tokyo, Nagatomo made 84 appearances. Cesena signed Nagatomo on loan in July of 2010 and he played the first half of the season as Cesena's starting left back. Before moving to Italy, Nagatomo gave a speech to 25,000 supporters.On 17 July 2010, Tokyo and Kobe. <mask> was sold after being signed on a permanent deal. He was signed by Cesena in January of 2011. The first East Asian player to sign with an Italian club was sent straight out on loan to Internazionale in exchange for Davide Santon. On February 6, 2011, <mask> replaced Sneijder in the match against Roma, which Inter won 5–3. <mask> started both of the games against Cagliari and Fiorentina after coming on as a late substitute. On 27 February, <mask> played right back against Sampdoria and finished the entire 90

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texts: minutes.On 6 March 2011, <mask> scored his first goal for Inter in the 5–2 trashing of Genoa on a Kharja assist with a swivel and a finish into the roof of the net. A chant of "You'll Never Walk Alone" was written on the Japanese flag as he paraded it around the pitch in solidarity with his home country. The quarter-finals of the European club competition had been drawn. <mask> and Atsuto Uchida became the second and third Japanese players to play in the quarter-finals of the European competition. Keisuke Honda was the first to play for CSKA Moscow. After the season ended, Cesena and Internazionale agreed to make <mask>'s move permanent in a cash plus player exchange deal. Half of the fee was paid via the registration rights of Luca Garritano and Luca Caldirola.Nagatomo played 62 minutes in Inter Milan's 4–3 away defeat against Palermo in the opening match of the season. On 27 September 2011, Nagatomo provided an assist for Giampaolo Pazzini by faking a jump and driving the ball across goal during the away win against CSKA Moscow in the second group stage match of the Champions League. He scored his first goal of the season during the 2–0 home win against Fiorentina in the matchday 15 of the Serie A. He headed home a Ricky lvarez cross in the 1–0 win against Genoa three days later. In the last match of the year against Lecce at home, Nagatomo produced a "man of the match" performance by providing two assists. <mask> scored five goals and had six assists in his most productive season under Walter Mazzarri. Nagatomo only made 14 league appearances in the 2014–2018 2014–2018.He left the field in the 27th minute after receiving two yellow cards in 120 seconds as Inter was defeated 1–4 at San Siro. According to <mask>, he turned down an offer from Manchester United in January of 2016 because he wanted to stay with Inter. <mask> signed a contract extension with the club on April 8, 2016 During the 2016–17 season, he played 20 matches in all competitions, including 16 in league, 11 of them as starter, as Inter finished 7th in championship, was eliminated in the quarter-final of Coppa

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texts: Italia by Lazio, and finished bottom in Europa League Group K. His 200th official appearance for Inter occurred in the matchday 3 match at Crotone, when he won a free kick that led to the first goal in an eventual 0–2 win. <mask> played 120 minutes in the round of 16 fixture against Pordenone. He netted the winning penalty in the 5–4 penalty shootout that led to the victory and progression to the quarter-finals.<mask> joined Galatasaray on loan for the rest of the season. The deal was made permanent on June 30. <mask> signed with the club on a free transfer. He made his first appearance for the club in a 1–1 league draw against Lille. He scored his first international goal in a friendly against Syria. The Japan U-21 team competed in the 2008 Summer Olympics. He was called up for the 2010 World Cup in Japan.<mask> was selected as part of the Japan squad for the Asian Cup. He helped Japan defeat Australia in the final of the competition and earned his first international honor. He was a member of the Japan squad that played in the three games of the Confederations Cup before being eliminated from the group stage. <mask> was part of the Japan squad that played in the World Cup in Brazil. Japan was eliminated in the group stage. <mask> captained his side in the 1–3 friendly loss to Brazil at Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille, in order to earn his 100th international cap. He was the 7th Japan player to achieve the feat.He was selected to play in the World Cup and Asian Cup. He is the second most capped player in the nation. Airi Taira is married to <mask>. The couple had a long-distance relationship as Taira was based in Japan. <mask>a Olympics special aired as part of the annual Jikan Terebi Nihon no Sport wa Tsuyo in November 2019. He graduated from the Meiji University with a degree in Political Economy.The Club International Scores and results list Japan's goal tally first and the score after each Nagatomo goal. The Club Tokyo J.League Cup was won by Galatasaray Sper Lig. Footballers from Japan at the 2008 Summer Olympics, as well as the Asian Cup-winning players, are expatriates in

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title: Charlotte Partridge

texts: <mask> was an artist, arts educator, community organizer and the co-founder and co-director of the Layton School of Art in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1920 to 1954. They were credited with the creation of a nationally accredited art school. In 1940, he published a national survey of art institutions and contemporary art for the Federal Works Agency. She received a number of awards for her contributions to the cause of art. Although a passport issued later in life lists her birth year as 1886, she was actually born in 1886. She spent her childhood in Minnesota. After her father's death, she went to Dana Hall, a prep school in Massachusetts that was paid for by her mother's wealthy brother.Her mother's family relocated to Illinois. After graduating from the Northern Illinois State Normal School in 1905, <mask> taught second grade at the Whittier School in Oak Park, Illinois. She graduated from Emma Church's Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art in 1912 with a degree in normal art. One year after graduating from the Church School of Art, she taught there, as well as at the Francis Parker School in Chicago and the Chicago Kindergarten College. During this time, she studied painting at the Chicago Art Institute and had a studio where she worked as a commercial artist. She started one of the first occupational therapy courses in the country when she was head of the Fine Arts Department at the Milwaukee Downer College. A new concept in art education was taught by <mask>.She taught summers at Commonwealth School of Art and Industry in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, with Miss Emma M. Church. <mask> and Frink were married in 1915 and Frink was a teacher at Downer College. In 1920, <mask> and Frink became co-directors of the newly founded Layton School of Art. The trustees of Milwaukee's Layton Art

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texts: Gallery committed their gallery basement to the school that became incorporated as a non-profit institution of higher learning. There were also free Saturday classes for children at the school, which opened in the fall. <mask> declined the offer to be named director, not wanting to relocate to Chicago, so the furniture and supplies came from his mentor Emma Church of the Church School of Art. The co-directors shared administrative duties and educational responsibilities for the first few years.Frink oversaw business and student activities while <mask> oversaw faculty and community activities. Compared to other contemporary art schools, the Layton School of Art was non-traditional. The students would learn to appreciate art in a moreholistic manner, with the end goal to train them to earn a living in industrial art, commercial art, interior decoration, costume design, and illustration. <mask> was on the board of trustees of the Layton Art Gallery for 51 years. She was the director and curator of the Layton Art Gallery for 31 years. Frank Lloyd Wright had his first-ever controversial exhibition there in 1930 and she modernized the space, showing local artists and contemporary exhibitions. <mask> was the first person to give real understanding and support to the painters of Wisconsin and give them a gallery where they could exhibit.The directors of the Layton School of Art were forced to retire in 1954. The board of trustees voted to "retire" Partridge and Frink who objected. Faculty, students, and alumni were not happy about the retirement being effective immediately. Edmund Lewandowski was selected by the Board of Trustees to replace them. The Board's position was that the work was too tiring for them, but they were told the school should be directed by a man. Margaret Davis Clark said

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texts: she felt it was the beginning of the end. The school couldn't do it the same way.<mask> and Miriam were honored by the Milwaukee Common Council for having built an "art school nationally accredited and recognized for the excellence of its work". The Works Projects Administration (WPA) funded the arts in order to provide employment for American's during the depression. The Federal Art Project was one of the five additional programs that were part of the umbrella. The FAP was funded by the federal government in Wisconsin from 1935 to 1939. Eleanor Roosevelt visited the Milwaukee Handicrafts Project in 1936 and wrote about her experience in her newspaper column, "My Day: " There is a handicraft project for unskilled women in Milwaukee. Roosevelt wrote that they are doing artistic work.<mask> was the Wisconsin State Chair for the Federal Art Project from 1933 to 1934. She was the director of the Wisconsin Federal Art Project until 1939. In 1940, a Federal Works Agency report surveyed art institutions and contemporary art in the United States. She was involved in numerous clubs and organizations over the course of her life, including being a member and the first president of the College Arts Association. The Wisconsin Chapter of the American Institute of Architects gave <mask> a distinguished service award for her lifetime of activity in promoting the cause of art. She was awarded the Wisconsin governor's award for individual support of the arts and a PhD from Lawrence University. She was praised by the University President for her contributions beyond the field of art into industry and the general cultural and social life of the state.She was president of the Zonta Service Committee and led the Zonta manor project. From 1957 to 1965, he was the president of Zonta Manor Inc. The American

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title: Charlotte Partridge

texts: Baptist Management Corporation took over the ownership of the Zonta manor in 1967. The Walnut Area Improvement Council (WAICO) is a grassroots organization made up of local Black residents working to improve their neighborhood. She did whatever was asked of her, which included guiding the group in parliamentary procedure and recruiting artists to teach at the community house. In order to inspire what was later named "Operation Green", <mask> was an advocate of community gardens as a community organizing tool. They were co-directors of the school in 1920 and continued to teach at the school until 1922.They were asked to step down from their positions after 34 years as co-directors of the Layton School of Art. In 1921 they rented their first apartment, and in 1930 they built a studio summer cottage, which was described in the local paper as one twenty-by-thirty-foot room. They wrote their initials in the cement. According to sketches drawn by <mask>, Frink lived most of her life in the home designed by HarryBogner. The Mequon Care Center was where she died. Susie Habenicht, Frink's niece, was hired by Frink to write a history of the Layton School of Art and their biographies. Frink passed away in 1977 at the age of 85 after living in the Mequon Care Center for 39 years.The American Institute of Architects has a faculty from Milwaukee-Downer

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title: Peg Entwistle

texts: She was a British stage and screen actress. She began her stage career in 1925. She appeared in Thirteen Women, which was released posthumously. She jumped to her death from atop the "H" on the Hollywoodland sign at the age of 24. She was born in Port Talbot, Wales, to English parents <mask> and Robert Symes Entwistle. There is no documented evidence that her mother died when she was young. There is a Last Will and Testament dated 15 December 1922 in the Entwistle family archives, in which <mask> specifically stated that his daughter was the daughter of his first wife.I don't want my daughter to be in the control of her mother. In 1916, <mask> <mask> moved to New York City after sailing from the S.S. Philadelphia. According to documents and photographs made available by the Entwistle family, Entwistle and her father were in Cincinnati, Ohio, and New York City in the spring of 1913. The New York Times listed Robert S<mask> in the cast of several plays in 1913. <mask> was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Park Avenue and 72nd Street in New York City in December 1922. They were taken in by their uncle, who was the manager of Broadway actor Walter Hampden. One of the Henry Jewett Players, who were gaining national attention, was one of the students of Entwistle.Walter Hampden gave Entwistle an uncredited walk-on part in his Broadway production of Hamlet. She brought the poison-cup with her when she carried the King's train. In 1925, Entwistle played the role of Hedvig in a production of The Wild Duck. After seeing the play, Davis told her mother that she wanted to be like Entwistle. After seeing Entwistle in The Wild Duck, Davis sent a note to Yurka asking if she would like to play Hedvig, and Yurka replied

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title: Peg Entwistle

texts: that she knew she would someday play him. Davis said she was inspired to take up acting by Entwistle. Entwistle's first Broadway performance was as Martha in The Man from Toronto, which opened at the Selywn Theatre and ran for 28 performances.As a member of the Theatre Guild, Entwistle performed in ten Broadway plays, working with actors such as George M. Cohan and William Gillette. The 1927 hit Tommy, in which she starred with Sidney Toler, ran for 232 performances and became the play for which she was most remembered. The play The Uninvited Guest closed after only seven performances in 1927, but The New York Times critic said that <mask> <mask> gave a better performance than the play deserved. She was on tour with the Theatre Guild. An article about Entwistle in the Sunday edition of The New York Times in 1927 and another in the Oakland Tribune two years later received some publicity. Entwistle's desire to play more challenging roles was one of the reasons she was cast as a comedian. She told a reporter in 1929 that she would rather play roles that carried conviction.They are the easiest things to do for me. I have to work up to a certain pitch to play an emotional scene. The rest of the words and lines take care of themselves if I reach this in my first word. The whole characterisation falls flat if I fail, because I have to build up the balance of the speeches. I feel like I am cheating myself. I'm not sure if other actresses get the same reaction, but it does worry me. In early 1932, Entwistle made her last Broadway appearance in Alice Sit-by-the-Fire, which also starred Laurette Taylor, whose alcoholism led to two missed evening performances and refunds to ticket-holders.After the show was canceled,

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texts: Entwistle and the other players were given only a week's salary, rather than a percentage of the box office gross, which had been agreed upon before the show opened. At the height of the Great Depression, Entwistle was in Los Angeles with a role in the RomneyBrent play The Mad Hopes, which ran from 23 May to 4 June at the Belasco Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. Florence "Flo" Lawrence, theatre critic for the Los Angeles Examiner, gave the production a very favorable review, saying that Belasco and Curran have staged the new play most effectively and have endowed this Romney Brent opus with every distinction of cast and direction. The comedy has developed to its highest points. Every detail of the production is perfect for its translation to the New York stage. In the cast, <mask> <mask> and Humphrey Bogart give fine, serious performances, and they hold first place in supporting the star. After The Mad Hopes closed, Entwistle won her first and only credited film role with Radio Pictures.David O. Selznick is the producer of Thirteen Women, a pre-Hays code, high-budget thriller that stars Myrna Loy and Irene Dunne. Entwistle played a supporting role. It was released in Los Angeles on November 11th, 1932, a month after her death, but failed to achieve critical or commercial success. 14 minutes had been cut from the original 73-minute running length by the time it was re-released in 1935. One of the earliest "female ensemble" films was cited by Variety in 2008. In 1927, Entwistle married an actor at the New York City Clerk's office. In May 1929, she was granted a divorce.She claimed that her husband did not tell her that he had been married before and that he was the father to a six-year-old boy. A woman was


title: Peg Entwistle

texts: about Entwistle and her suicide. The song "Peg est mon nom" was composed and released in 2015. As she ponders whether she will be remembered after her death, the song imagines her standing atop the big white letter H. A segment on the Hollywood sign and the death of Entwistle was included in the 11th episode of Ghost Adventures. Lana Del Rey's song "Lust for Life" references the suicide of Entwistle. In the music video for the song, Del Rey and The Weeknd are seen dancing atop the "H" of the Hollywood Sign.Gidget Gein created a watercolor portrait of <mask> <mask>. The Entwistle portrait of Gein was displayed at the Bluespace Gallery in Hollywood, California, in 2004. The exhibit was titled "Gollywood". A charcoal portrait of <mask> <mask> was created by fashion artist Alvaro Rodriguez. In 2000, Steely Dan said the song was not about <mask>, but about a real person. Donald Fagen said there was no hidden meaning. We wanted a dotted half note for that spot and 'Peg' was short enough to fit with the music.The fictional production of a film about Entwistle's acting career and suicide is the subject of Ryan Murphy's 2020 miniseries Hollywood. The song "Gardenias" by Protest the Hero references the suicide of Entwistle as a symbol for the struggle of "making it" in Hollywood. Several references to Entwistle's death, including the height of the Hollywood sign and the discovery of her remains by a hiker, can be found in the lyrics. The album was released in June 2020. TV Girl's song " Every Stupid Actress" references Entwistle's suicide. She was portrayed by Laura Liguori in a short film. There are references to the film Thirteen Women (1932) in the filmography of <mask> <mask> and the Hollywood Sign Suicide: A

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title: Achilles Fang

texts: He was a Chinese scholar, translator, and educator best known for his contributions to Chinese literature. He attended university in mainland China but was born in Korea. Monumenta Serica is a prominent journal of Chinese topics. He studied and taught at Harvard University after moving to the United States. The studies of Chinese and German literature were of particular interest to <mask>. Pound's understanding of Chinese subjects was influenced by Pound's correspondence with him, as well as his attempt to include all the classical allusions in The Cantos, an important source for Pound scholars. He was born into a Chinese family in Korea on August 20, 1910.He left with the help of a missionary to attend the American Baptist College. He majored in philosophy and classical studies at Tsinghua University, where he was one of the few friends of Qian Zhongshu, who would go on to write one of the best-known and most highly regarded works of modern Chinese literature, Fortress Besieged. After graduating from Tsinghua in 1932, <mask> spent two more years at the school as a graduate student, and after four years in Beijing and Nanjing, he married, had a child, and suffered the death of his wife. After leaving Beijing in 1947, he worked for another two years as associate editor of Monumenta Serica, first as editorial secretary and then as editor. The main purpose of <mask>'s work was to make sure the translations were correct in their submissions to the journal. He summarized important articles in European and Japanese sinological journals, providing Western Sinologists with news of developments in Japanese Sinology that those without a knowledge of Japanese would otherwise not have had. He taught German at both Fu-Jen University and the Deutschland-Institut.The father and son worked on the Harvard-Yenching Institute Chinese-English dictionary project. He graduated from Harvard's comparative literature PhD program in 1959 after being dismissed for using quotes from Finnegans Wake in his entries. He used the "Materials for the

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texts: Study of Pound's Cantos" as a basis for his study of the Cantos. In Canto 11 is the line, der in Baluba das Gewitter gemacht hat, obviously a quotation, but from what source? The author refers to the activities of an African shaman in one of the seven volumes. Many of the names on the check-out cards in the copies in Harvard's Widener Library are Pound scholars. While writing his thesis, he became friendly with Pound and decided not to publish it for fear of embarrassing him over his use of sources.During Pound's time at St. Elizabeths, he had a key correspondent on Chinese topics. He spent thirty years at Harvard in one capacity or another, teaching courses in classical Chinese, Chinese literary theory, and art criticism. He died of cancer in 1995 and was buried. In 1997, Harvard established a prize in his honor, "awarded occasionally to a PhD on the traditional Chinese humanities or related cultural developments throughout East Asia that continues the tradition, which <mask> exemplified, of rigorous textual research." In 1947, <mask> moved to America to teach at Harvard. He was a part of the symposium on Chinese Studies that was held in 1953. They were Arthur F. Wright and Richards.The title of the papers was "Studies in Chinese Thought". He discussed the poet Pan Ku in his contribution, titled "Some Reflections on the Difficulty of Translation". <mask> was known to have a strong personality. In a scene in Frederick Seidel's poem "Glory," a 1953 encounter is dramatized as: His [Ezra Pound's] pal <mask> led me to the empty attic of the Yenching Institute. He wasn't the type of person to hold back criticism or praise. He was a devoted teacher who invited his students to drink beer at his house, and he loved teaching. As far back as his days at Monumenta Serica, he would work with American exchange students who came to him for advice and help, always refusing payment, and his generosity with his time continued until the end of his life: he met with students throughout his retirement and illness, and evenHe was an

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texts: avid book collector. His lifelong passion was books. He found two sympathetic souls in two ch'ing dynasty bibliophiles and translated their charming essays on the subject of book collecting under the titles "Bookman's Decalogue" and "Bookman's Manual." He was well known to Boston antiquarian dealers because he had a library of Western books after coming to the United States. His interests were catholic and included Latin and Greek literature, a complete Patrology in Latin, and works of philosophy and literature ancient and modern. Everything by George Saintsbury, all of Virginia Woolf in first editions, everything in print by or about Pound and Joyce were pursued relentlessly. He set up rows of stacks in his office, as in most rooms of his house, which was threatened with collapse when he gave up his office on retirement and brought the books home, a shopping bagful at a time over the course of a year.After sending an initial shipment of 5,000 volumes, he could not find enough space in the library so he willed the collection to them. "<mask> knew everything, but published little." His complete bibliography is only four pages. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms in Harvard-Yenching Institute Studies VI was the most significant publication of his career. The translation and annotations of the Wen fu of Lu Ji are widely cited. Ilse M. "Bibliography of <mask>." Monumenta Serica 45 was published in 1997.Nathan K. Mao was married to Kelly. "Afterword." Fortress Besieged. By Qian Zhongshu. New Directions was written in New York. Fortress Besieged in Chinese was published in 1947. Frederick."Glory." My hometown. New York: Straus and Giroux. Weinberger is a person. In "Contributors' Notes" there is a note on <mask>. Weinberger, ed. The New Directions is a collection of Chinese poetry.New Directions was written in New York. There are external links to the papers. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. There are Chinese expatriates in the United States and in

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title: Jack Quinn (politician)

texts: He is a former President of Erie Community College and a former politician from the State of New York. He served in the United States House of Representatives from 1993 to 2005. His voting record reflects his Centrist leanings, as he is Moderate-Conservative to Conservative. During his time in Congress, he was active in numerous committees, subcommittees and caucuses. Prior to becoming a congressman, he worked at a steel plant, was an active member of the town council, and was the town's supervisor. After leaving Congress, he was the president of a lobbying firm in Washington, DC. <mask> is a former New York State Assembly Member, as well as his daughter, Kara Elizabeth.His wife is Mary Beth. On April 13, 1951, he was born in Buffalo, New York. His father was an engineer with the South Buffalo Railway and also worked at the Erie County Public Library. He has four brothers, Kevin, Jeffrey, Thomas, and Michael, as well as his mother. The State University of New York at Buffalo awarded a Master's degree in Education to <mask> in 1978. At the State University of New York at Fredonia, he earned a school administrator credentials. During his 10 years as a middle school English teacher in the Orchard Park Central School District, he coached track and field, basketball, and football.The Bethlehem Steel Plant is in Lackawanna, New York. From 1982 to 1984 he was a member of the New York Town Council. After the retirement of Congressman Henry Nowak, <mask> was elected to the House of Representatives representing most of Buffalo and suburban Erie County in the 30th District. After the district was redrawn in 1992, it was even more Democratic. Dennis Gorski was defeated in an upset. In what was by far the most Democratic district in the nation to be represented by a Republican, he was re-elected five times. The close ties he developed with organized labor made him a survivor in this district.Even though he voted against several programs and initiatives early in his career, he worked to develop those

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texts: ties. <mask> was successful in Buffalo even though he was initially unknown. He did not have any character issues and was viewed as being honorable. He considers Bill Clinton to be his friend and voted for three of the articles of impeachment against him. In a 1999 article in the Washington Post, he denied that the House leadership pressured him into doing so. He initially stated that the situation did not merit impeachment, but later stated that his position was a vote of conscience that was a personal decision and personally painful. Clinton's visit to Buffalo after his State of the Union Address was in response to the votes of <mask>.One map had John LaFalce drawn into a district with a friend. His district was renumbered as the 27th District. His former territory was covered by it. New York lost a district in the 2000 census. The old 30th was more Republican than the new 27th. Had it existed in 2000, Al Gore would have carried it with 53 percent of the vote, one of his best showings for a district represented by a Republican. On April 26, 2004, he announced he wouldn't be running again.After leaving Congress, he reported that he had a 70% approval rating. Some of the electoral history that has been tracked by Our Campaigns is presented here. In this election, he ran on the Conservative ticket. The largest margin of victory was reflected in these election results. In this election, he ran on the Change Congress ticket. The election results show a small margin of victory. During his time in Congress, he was a member of several committees and subcommittees.He was the chairman of the Railroads Subcommittee when he was a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He was a member of the Transportation Subcommittees on Aviation, Surface transportation, Mass transit, and Water and Environment. The Executive Committee of the Congressional Steel Caucus was chaired by <mask>. The Republican Working Group on Labor was chaired by him. The Subcommittee on Hospitals and Health Care

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texts: was also a member of the Veteran's Affairs Committee. He was a member of the Joint Economic Committee. He co-chaired the Northern Border Caucus and the Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition.The Congressional Travel and Tourism Caucus, the Congressional Fire Services Caucus, and the Friends of Ireland Congressional Committee are some of the groups that <mask> was a member of. During his time in Congress, he opened and closed more than 10,000 working cases. This type of commitment has been described aslegendary. Political views are Republican Conservative to Republican Moderate-Conservative. He voted in Congress as a centrist between Democrats and Republicans because of his political views. His voting record was usually in the middle between the two parties. Congressional Quarterly reported that in his first year in Congress, he voted in favor of the party line 85% of the time.While he voted in favor of some issues in his first year, he also voted against others. The Buffalo News reported that 85% of his votes were reflected by his voting along Republican party lines. Issues such as abortion, education, energy and the environment, gay marriage, healthcare, homeland security, immigration, social security, stem cell research, taxes, the economy, the second amendment, and the right to keep and bear have been tracked online. He is pro-life when it comes to abortion. In 1994, Ellen T. Kennedy criticized <mask> for voting against a bill that would have made it a crime to block abortion clinic access. The National Abortion Reproductive Rights Action League had an approval rating of 5% for <mask> in 1993. Gay marriage and the legalization of marijuana are two issues that <mask> holds against.He supports privatization of Alaska/offshore oil drilling, Bush tax cuts, capital punishment, labor, life, and social security. Campaign finance reform was supported by <mask>. In 1998 at Canisius College in Buffalo, John Lewis, a Democrat and African-American from Georgia, was hosted by a fellow Congress

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texts: Member. The two congressional leaders talked about race relations and how they can be improved. The event was attended mostly by African-Americans, and was suggested to be an attempt at increasing bloc voter support for <mask> among the Black community in Buffalo. It has been suggested that if he had been a Democrat in Buffalo, he would have gotten more Republican support in Congress. In reality, he has been asked if he would become a Democrat.He stated in 1996 that balancing the budget was more important than political party affiliation. To maintain its prominence in the country's infrastructure, and improve the safety of passengers, was one of the issues that was supported by <mask>. The Railroad Retirement Survivors Act became law in 2001 thanks to the efforts of <mask>. The Erie Canal Corridor, as well as Buffalo's waterfront and inner harbor, were rejuvenated by <mask>. The Quinn-Lowey Hospital Emergency Assistance Act was introduced in order to maintain the strength of teaching hospitals in New York State. The legislation was co-sponsored by Congress Member Nita Lowey. The budget crisis of 1997 contributed to the reduction of funding to hospitals, and the bill was intended to maintain government funding payments to hospitals at their prior levels.He received a lot of awards for his work in Congress. The Legislative Leadership Award was given by the National Coalition of Homeless Veterans. The Buffalo American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Council gave him the Government Service Award for his support of working women and men. The Golden Spike Award is given by the National Association of Railroad Passengers. He was given an award for his support for railway safety. He received two awards from Siena College, one for career achievement and one for service. One of the Top 50 Lawmakers in Washington was named by Congressional Quarterly.The Good Citizen Medal of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Humanitarian Award

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texts: from the Erie County Office for the Disabled, and theDistinguished Graduate Award from the National Catholic Elementary Schools Association have all been won by <mask>. The Friend of the Farm Bureau Award is given to someone who has supported the Farm Bureau. An active and strong record is consistent with the American farmer's needs and that's what the award was for. Congressional colleagues paid tribute to <mask> on his retirement. Congress Members honored him for his accomplishments. After leaving Congress, he joined a Washington, D.C. lobbying firm. In 2008 he was appointed President of Erie Community College.There were 59 candidates who were considered for the post, and the consensus of the Board of Trustees was to appoint <mask>. During a time of decreasing or flat budgetary support from Erie County and the State of New York, the number of students at the College has risen. Erie County gives approximately 19% of its financial support to ECC. There needs to be proper funding for the ECC. He called it the "ECC experience" because he lived it within his own family. When the couple was raising their family, Mary Beth took courses for her nursing degree at ECC. The dinner chair of the American Ireland Fund in 2008 was <mask>.Community development, peace, reconciliation, arts, culture, and education are supported by the American Ireland Fund. He is a member or chair of many civic organizations. He chaired the agency. He is a member of several organizations, including the Greater Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross. He is a member of the Greater Buffalo Chamber of Commerce and the Southtowns Sewage Treatment Agency. He was a member of the boards of St. Francis High School and the New York State Advisory Council of the American Red Cross. <mask> and Kara Elizabeth are two adult children of <mask> and Mary Beth.<mask> III is the youngest ever member of the New York State Assembly. The president's office of the University at Buffalo Alumni Association is listed on the Siena College

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title: Dustin Martin

texts: <mask> is a professional footballer who plays in the Australian Football League. The third pick in the 2009 national draft, <mask> made his debut in the opening round of the 2010 season. He was ineligible to win the award due to his suspension. <mask> was the best and fairest player in 2016 and was selected to the All-Australian team. Over the course of his career, <mask> has won three grand finals, two Jack Dyer medals, four All-Australian selections and several major best-on-ground awards. He won the Norm Smith medal as the best player in the grand final in each of the three years he played. Leigh Matthews described <mask> as the greatest ever individual season by a VFL/AFL player.Despite constant speculation over his playing future, <mask> Smith Medal, becoming the first player to win all three in a single season. He won a number of awards, including the Jack Dyer medal and the champion player of the year award. <mask> is the son of a Mori father and an Australian mother. His father is from New Zealand's north island. Tyson and Bronson are brothers with <mask>. At age six, <mask> started playing football with the local program. At his family's three-acre home in Yapeen, he would play regularly with his brothers on their self-constructed

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texts: field.He played junior football for Campbell's Creek before moving to the under 15 squad. When he was 14, his parents separated and <mask> moved to Australia with his father. He assisted his father's girlfriend's sports apparel business while also working at his father's transport business. He hated working long days in a job that was not a very good one. He started playing football with the Ingleburn Magpies Junior Australian Football Club's under 16 side. He dominated so much that he was moved to the Campbelltown Football Club's under 18's team despite being only 15. He played for the club's senior team.He inquired about joining the academy but was ineligible because he hadn't lived in the city for three years. By December 2007, <mask> had moved back to Victoria to live with his mother. He worked for a local electrical contractor for three days a week before becoming a stone mason. <mask> returned to his goal of playing football after playing cricket as a fast bowler. Within four matches he had impressed enough to be asked back into the Bendigo Pioneer's junior program. He won the Bendigo Football League's rising star award that year and played for Castlemaine for most of the season. He played four matches for the Pioneers in a month that

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