title: Jimmy Smith (cornerback)

texts: drug tests, and suspected maturity issues. <mask> didn't accept responsibility for his actions during interviews with teams at the combine. He was ranked as the third best corner in the draft by NFLDraftScout.com and the fourth best corner by Mike Mayock.<mask> was selected in the first round by the Baltimore Ravens. He was the third defensive back selected in 2011. On July 29, 2011, the Baltimore Ravens signed <mask> to a four-year, $7.46 million contract that includes $6.06 million and a signing bonus of $3.92 million. <mask> wasn't able to develop at the expected rate because teams canceled organized team activities. <mask> started the regular season as the backup behind Lardarius and Cary Williams. He made his professional regular season debut for the Baltimore Ravens. <mask> had an ankle injury.He missed four games due to an ankle injury and was unable to return until Week 7. On November 20, 2011, <mask> made three solo tackles, a pass deflection, and recorded his first career pick-six in the 31– 24 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. He returned the ball 16-yards before he was stripped of it by Simpson, but it was recovered by Ayanbadejo. <mask> made his first career start and recorded one tackle, a pass break up, and an intercept during a 24–10 victory at the Cleveland Browns on December 4,


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texts: in their division and went on to defeat the Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos, and New England Pats in the playoffs. <mask> recorded a solo tackle and two pass deflections during the Baltimore Ravens' 34–31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. <mask> was one of the key performers during the playoffs. He made a huge effort on the final goal line stand of the Super Bowl, as he was targeted on the final two plays of the 49ers' final drive. He stopped the San Francisco 49ers from scoring on fourth down in the final minutes. In the Baltimore Ravens' season opener at the Denver Broncos, they recorded six solo tackles, a pass break up, and forced a fumbled ball.<mask> picked off Rodgers in the end zone in Week 6 of the season. <mask> had a season-high seven combined tackles in the Ravens' 18-16 win over the Detroit Lions in Week 15. He did a great job of defending Calvin Johnson. In the final week of the season, he picked off a pass in the end zone and returned it for a touchdown. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 <mask> was viewed as one of the league's rising young corners. The Baltimore Ravens exercised the fifth-year, $6.89 million option on <mask> Graham left for the Buffalo Bills in free agency. <mask> was named the starting Cornerback by John Harbaugh. <mask> had a season-high six solo tackles in the Ravens' win over Cleveland. He made his first and only pick-six of the season in the Ravens' 48–17 win over the Buccaneers on October 12. <mask> injured his left foot on the opening series of the 24– 27 loss to the Cincinnati Bengal. He tried to walk off the field, but was carted off by trainers. The Baltimore Ravens placed <mask> on injured reserve for the rest of the season after it was discovered that his foot injury would require surgery.Prior to his injury, <mask> was having his best season yet and one of the best seasons of any corner in the league. He allowed 20 reception for

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texts: 163 receiving yards and no touchdown and a quarterback rating of 51.5. He finished the season with 28 combined tackles (22 solo), six pass deflections, and an intercept in eight games and eight starts. On April 21, 2015, the Baltimore Ravens signed <mask> to a four-year, $41.1 million contract extension that included $21 million guaranteed and a signing bonus of $13 million. Kyle Arrington and Asa Jackson will start the season as backups to start the season. He started the Baltimore Ravens' season opener at the Denver Broncos and recorded eight solo tackles, a pass break up, and a touchdown return. It was his first touchdown.In the Ravens' 33–37 loss to the Raiders, he made five solo tackles, broke up a pass, and made his first career sack. <mask> gave up a touchdown for the first time in two years when Cooper beat him for a touchdown on the game's opening drive. <mask> had the worst game of his career the next week as he was constantly beaten in coverage by A. J. Green was a part of a 24-28 loss to Cincinnati. <mask> had a season-high nine tackles combined in the 30-33 loss to Cleveland. <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


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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 <mask> was ranked 48th in overall grades by Pro Football Focus. <mask> started the season as the starting defensive back.He started the Baltimore Ravens' season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals and recorded three solo tackles, a pass deflection, and an pick-six in the fourth quarter. The Ravens' defense had four turnovers in their 20–0 victory. During the Week 5 victory against the Oakland Raiders, teammate Patrick Onwuasor forced a fumbled and it was recovered by <mask> and he returned it 47-yards for a touchdown. <mask> collected a season-high four solo tackles, broke up three passes, and returned an intercept for a 50-yard touchdown as the Ravens routed the Miami Dolphins 40–0 on October 26, 2017. <mask> was carted off the field with an injury in the fourth quarter of the game against the Detroit Lions. <mask> would miss the rest of the season after he tore his ankle.

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texts: <mask> said that the injury bothered him since October 1, but he decided to play through it.On December 4, it was reported that <mask> would serve a four game suspension for violating the NFL's performance enhancing substances policy. He would be able to serve his suspension while on injured reserve. He was placed on injured reserve. <mask> finished the season with 28 combined tackles (26 solo), nine pass deflections, three intercepts, and a touchdown in 12 games and 12 starts. He received an overall grade of 86.2 from Pro Football Focus and ranked 15th in overall grades among cornerbacks in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay <mask> was suspended for the first four games of the season for violating the Personal Conduct Policy. He played in 12 games with 10 starts, recording 45 combined tackles, nine pass deflections, and two intercepts.<mask>'s play was limited due to injuries, the emergence of another corner, and the acquisition of Marcus Peters. In the closing moments of the Ravens' 45–6 win over the Los Angeles Rams, he picked off a pass and returned it for 7


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texts: autopsy methods. In a wrongful-termination suit, Baden won $100,000. The House Select Committee on Assassinations investigated the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The deputy medical examiner for Suffolk County was dismissed for making inappropriate comments about how to commit the perfect murder. He was quoted in an article as saying how to get away with high tech murder.The circumstances of his alleged comments were not clear, so the decision to let him go was reversed. A private forensic pathology consulting practice is maintained by <mask>. He is an expert witness on a number of high-profile cases. At the trial of O. J. Simpson, he testified on behalf of the defendants, at the court martial of Sergeant Evan Vela, and at the murder trial of Phil Spector. He has been hired to conduct private autopsies in a number of cases, including the shooting of <mask> and the deaths of New EnglandPatriots football player Aaron Hernandez, civil rights lawyer and politician George Floyd, and African-American artist Ellis Ruley. He was known as the "Death Correspondent" on Red Eye and was a contributor to Fox News. There is a television series on his show.He has opposed the findings of the county coroner and some of his opinions have been considered controversial. Sarah Weinmann is a journalist for New York Magazine. The O.J. Simpson trial featured testimony from two people who later disowned them. He claimed that Nicole Brown was still conscious when her throat was slashed. The theory that Brown was the intended target was disputed by this claim. The prosecution argued that Brown was murdered first because

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texts: her feet didn't have any blood on them despite the large amount of blood at the crime scene and that she was unconscious when her throat was cut because she had very few defensive wounds. He admitted at the civil trial that it was absurd to think that someone would stand still while their throat is being slashed and not fight back.Ron Goldman fought his attacker for at least ten minutes with a severed jugular vein. The purpose of this testimony was to extend the time it took the murders to happen to the point where Simpson had an alibi. At the civil trial, he initially denied making that claim and then after being confronted with a video clip of him saying it at the criminal trial, he disowned it. The Goldman's attorney claims that <mask> said it because he was paid by the defense. He said that <mask> gave false testimony because he knew that Ron Goldman never had an opportunity to be in Simpson's car. After the trial, <mask> said that testifying for Simpson was a mistake as his reputation and credibility never recovered and his clientele for his consulting practice all but vanished. Because of the negative reaction to the acquittal by the public, the jurors stated they believed his two claims that he later disowned, and the trial being televised making his testimony widely known, he was constantly being made to relive his testimony from the Simpson case during cross-examination in other cases.In 2007, <mask> testified about his theory on the death of Phil Spector's victim. He wanted to give an alternate explanation for the blood on the jacket. When a prosecutor asked if he had any conflicts of

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texts: interest, he replied "none that I can think of." His wife was one of the main attorneys. The family of <mask> requested a four-hour autopsy. The body was washed and embalmed and he didn't have anything to look for gunpowder or bullet locations. His evidence was insufficient to reconstruct the shooting.The autopsy done by city officials after Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody at a federal facility in New York City on sex trafficking charges was observed by <mask>, who was hired by Jeffrey Epstein's brother. The New York City chief medical examiner's conclusion that Epstein's death was a suicide was not supported by the evidence. The autopsy points to homicide according to <mask>. The family of George Floyd hired the University of Michigan Medical School's pathologist and director of autopsy and forensic services, Allecia M. Wilson, to perform an autopsy on Floyd. According to the evidence available to them, Floyd's death was caused by asphyxia due to neck and back compression and that he had no underlying medical problem that contributed to his death. The cause of death wascardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression, according to the autopsy performed by Andrew Baker. Their first marriage ended in 1997 and they had four children, Trissa, Judson, Lindsey, and Sarah.Linda Kenney <mask> was married to the man who was one of Phil Spector's main attorneys during his capital murder trial. References 1934 births Living people Physicians from New York City American medical journalists American forensic pathologists New York University School of Medicine

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title: Darko Šarović

texts: <mask> is a Serbian doctor and athlete who specializes in the 60 and 100 meter sprint events. The Serbian record holder in the 100 m is the fifth fastest serb of all time. He is the Serbian champion in the 100 m, 200 m, pole vault and U23 champion in the 100 m, 400 m and 4  100 m. He is a PhD student at the Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology at the University of Gothenburg. He is a doctor in Sweden. He has Serbian and Swedish citizenship. On May 16, 1990 arovi was the only child of Zorica Zarkovic and Dusan Sarovic.He moved to Bors in 1992. He studied medicine at the University of Belgrade and graduated in 2015. He embarked on a PhD program in child and adolescent psychiatry after moving to Sweden. He is of Serbian, Croatian and Montenegrin descent. Both of arovi's parents competed in basketball and volleyball at the highest level. The captain of the Yugoslavia men's national volleyball team was his maternal grandfather. He has cousins in gymnastics and taekwondo.He was a member of Mensa. After starting to practice swimming and gymnastics at age 4, he tried most sports and had multiple practices a day up to his late teens, when he decided to focus solely on track and field. He averaged 22.6 points per game in basketball over the course of the season. He has a blue belt. Soccer was played on the regional team. He tried out for the Regional U16 Team. The Vstra Gtaland reserve team became regional champion.The club's U13 team was coached by him. The Junior League had a referee. The shooting club champion in 2003 and 2004. Regional champion 2004. In Bors, it was played in Byttorps. At the age of 14, he scored the most goals in a game for the senior team. He Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet


title: Eric A. Williams

texts: The Member of Parliament for Port of Spain South was <mask><mask>. He was the Minister of Energy and Energy Industries in the People's National Movement government from December 2001 to January 2006 when he resigned from the Cabinet. <mask> entered Parliament in 1995 when he won the Port of Spain South seat formerly held by PNM founder Dr. <mask>. In a now discredited February 2004 letter to then Prime Minister and Political Leader of the PNM Patrick Manning, PNM Councillors Dansam Dhansook alleged that he had paid a sum of money. A total of US$12,000 was bribed to <mask> in seven separate payments over the course of a year. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar read the letter in the House of Representatives on 27 April 2005. He publicly apologized to Mr <mask>, his colleague Mr Franklin Khan, and the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago for his role in the matter.An article titled "Dhansook says I'm sorry" was published in the Trinidad Sunday Guardian. Dansam Dhansook has apologized to former PNM ministers Franklin Khan and <mask> for his role in their wrongful arrest. Acknowledging an apology was not enough for the agony and pain both families went through. I apologize to the people that I hurt and I was used to hurting them. I am sad about what I did. I am very disappointed in myself. I don't want any sympathy.I made a mistake and paid the price for it. I would like to apologize to the families of Mr Khan and <mask>. In a candid

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texts: interview with Sunday Guardian last week, a remorseful Dhansook said that he really made a mistake. Both ministers were hauled before the court on corruption allegations. <mask> was freed due to unreliable evidence and charges against Khan were dropped due to a conspiracy. He claimed that he was manipulated and led down a path of no return because of scare tactics and lies employed by a certain individual. I wanted to come out and say what happened but I was afraid and was being guided.I have nothing to say anymore because I have lost everything. He said that he had nothing to hide because his business had collapsed and his family life was almost destroyed. I did not bribe Mr Khan or <mask>. He confessed that he never knew <mask>. I knew Khan because we were childhood friends. As he explained the type of business relationship he had with Khan, he apologized for what he had done and caused. The Anti Corruption Investigations Bureau visited Dhansook last week and questioned him about the matter.There were seven warrants for <mask>' arrest that were issued on January 7, 2006 for his arrest. Senior government members predicted that <mask> would resign his portfolio on January 9, 2006 even though he maintained his innocence. There were seven charges against <mask> on January 9. He was released on bail of $600,000. <mask> and Cynthia Pipier of the Port-of-Spain City Corporation were the only PNM officials to appear at his hearings.

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texts: The leader of the opposition and the Minister of State in the Cabinet were both investigated by the Integrity Commission. The charges against Mr. <mask> were dismissed on December 31, 2007.He was declared to be unreliable as a witness by the Senior Magistrate who presided over the Preliminary Inquiry into the charges. ... The main witness in the prosecution's case was unreliable and inconsistent, which is crucial to the case. During his testimony, he told the court that <mask> demanded payments from him when he was at Balisier House. After being given his original statement to the police to be read out under oath in the court, he admitted that on the same day he held a Christmas party for his staff, he remembered because it was two days before his birthday. The fact that Mr Dhansook testified that he was in two places at the same time sent red flags. It was not possible for him to be at a staff party in Rio Claro and at a house in Port of Spain.The evidence is tenuous, vague, uncertain and definitely not enough for a jury to convict. There was no documented evidence to support the allegation that payments were made to <mask>. Mr Dhansook was unable to give specific times and occasions when the payments were allegedly made to Mr <mask>, his evidence was tenuous, at worst unbelievable, a jury should not have to speculate. There is no case that can be made out against Mr <mask>. The year of birth missing is referred to by Franklin

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title: Luke Whitelock

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand rugby union player who currently plays as a loose forward for in New Zealand's domestic Mitre 10 Cup and in the international Super Rugby competition. <mask> has captained New Zealand's international team, the All Blacks, throughout his career. Between his international debut and his final test, <mask> was capped 7 times. <mask> played for the Crusaders, New Zealand's U20 team, a World XV team and the Barbarian F.C. International rugby club. Growing up on a dairy farm in the suburb of Linton, 11 km south-west of the city, he was the son of Braeden Dalzell, a former and New Zealand Colts representative, and Nelson Dalzell, a 1950's All Black. After attending a local primary school, <mask> was sent to Feilding High School as a boarder and captained the side in his final year.After graduating from high school, he moved south to study at the University of Canterbury and began playing club rugby. He took a gap year at the school. During his first season of provincial rugby, <mask> earned his first ITM Cup Premiership winners medal as his side defeated Gloucester 12-3 in the final, after he first made the Canterbury squad at the age of 20. After gaining some Super Rugby experience with the Crusaders, he became more of a regular in the starting XV and scored his first ever provincial try as the men in red and black retained their ITM Cup title. He won his 3rd ITM Cup in 3 years as his team overcame the Lions 29-13 in the final. <mask> scored 3 tries in 10 games to help lift the 6th ITM Cup in a row. <mask> played in all 11 of their games during the year, but they were unable to hold on

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texts: to their title, going down to local rivals in the semi-finals.He followed in the footsteps of his older brother, George, who led the Cantabrians to five successive national titles between 2009 and 2013). After going through the regular season with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss, and after defeating and in the playoffs, they were crowned ITM Cup champion for the second year in a row. It was a title they held onto in 2016 with the competition renamed the Mitre 10 Cup, but <mask> still captaining a star- studded Canterbury side, they once again finished top of the Premiership log and after overpowering in the semi-finals they gained revenge on Tasman for their 2013 semi He became the fourth <mask> in the Crusaders Super Rugby squad in the 2012 season after impressing in his debut season. Despite fierce competition for places among the franchise's loose forwards, he was able to get plenty of game time in his first season at Super Rugby level, playing mostly off of the replacements bench. He played in all 18 of the Crusaders matches in 2013 as they were once again eliminated at the semi-final stage by the who went on to defend their title. While competing for a starting spot with the likes of McCaw, Read, and Taufua, <mask> started a career high 10 times and scored 2 tries to help the Crusaders make the Super Rugby final.His final year with the Crusaders would be his least productive with the franchise, starting just twice out of a total of 8 appearances, as the Crusaders finished in 7th place, just missing out on the playoffs. The were the competition's form team in 2015, defeating the 21-14 in the final

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texts: and to bolster their squad ahead of their title defense in 2016 they announced that <mask> would be moving south to join them. His new franchise failed to retain their Super Rugby title and he started 12 times in his first season. <mask> will sign for Pau on a three-year deal in March of 2019. <mask> was a member of the New Zealand Under20 sides which lifted the IRB Junior World Championship in 2010 and 2011, captaining the side in 2011 and playing a total of 9 games across both tournaments. He was called up to the senior side ahead of the end-of-year rugby union internationals and made his debut as a second-half replacement in a 54-6 victory over Tokyo. <mask> wore the number 8 jersey for the Barbarians in their 31-31 draw against Wembley Stadium.He played in a side that included two former Crusaders, Andrew Ellis and Jordan Taufua. <mask> started for the Barbarians against the All Blacks in a 22-31 loss. <mask> was called into the All Blacks squad as injury cover for Kaino, who was injured against the Barbarians. In only his second appearance in a black jersey, <mask> played the full 80 minutes as the All Blacks beat a French XV 28-23. <mask> started at 8 in the test against Wales on the end-of-year tour with his brother Sam. <mask> was replaced by his former Crusaders teammate, Matt Todd, in the 45th minute of the Wales game. <mask> was the All Blacks back-up to the injured Read for the three-test series against France in the mid-year test window.<mask> was chosen to start the first test of the series. New Zealand won 52-11. He started the second and third tests of the series after being replaced by

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texts: Vaea Fifita. <mask> established himself as New Zealand's second-choice number 8, after Kieran Read, thanks to his reliable performances in the second and third tests. <mask> replaced Read in the first test against Argentina, which took place in the third round of the Rugby Championship. New Zealand defeated Argentina in the first test. After missing the first test against South Africa, <mask> was named by the All Blacks selectors to start in place of Kieran Read, in the second test against Argentina, with Hurricanes flanker, Ardie Savea, on the bench.<mask> missed out on the second test against Argentina and the second test against South Africa due to illness, and Savea was drafted into the starting lineup only hours before the second test. Savea won Man of the Match as the All Blacks won the Rugby Championship for the third year in a row. <mask> only played one test for the All Blacks during the Rugby Championship, and was only included in the wider training squad for the end-of-year tour. Ardie Savea's outstanding performance at number 8 against Argentina, as well as the arrival of then-uncapped Blues flanker, Dalton Papalii and the return of Matt Todd from Japan, were seen as reasons for <mask>'s omission. The All Blacks will play Japan in a test on 3 November, with <mask> leading the team. <mask> became the 70th player to captain the All Blacks in a test when he led them to a 69-31 win over Japan. New Zealand Under-20 IRB Junior World Championship, 2011; Canterbury National Provincial Championship, 2012; 2015; All Blacks Dave Gallaher Trophy, 2018).The Dalzell-<mask> family is related to the

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title: Zhuge Ke

texts: During the Three Kingdoms period of China, <mask> was a Chinese military general and politician. He was the son of <mask>, who was a military general. After Sun Quan's death, <mask> served as regent for his son and successor, Sun Liang, but the regent's aggressive foreign policy resulted in a military disaster for the regent's regent's regent's regent's regent's regent's regent's He and his family were killed in a coup d'état. The staff for the crown prince was composed of the sons of key officials in the emperor's government or other well-known younger members of the administration. The four most prominent ones were <mask>, Gu Tan, and Chen Biao. The four of them served as Sun Deng's advisers.When Hu Zong was asked to write a commentary on his advisers in 229, he wrote that <mask> <mask> was the most intelligent of his generation. <mask> <mask> was known for being reckless, a trait that his father chided him for. "This child will either bring great honour to my household or destroy it," <mask> Jin said on one occasion. About 40,000 locals would be recruited to serve as soldiers in Danyang Commandery as a result of <mask> <mask>'s plan. The plan was considered reckless and costly by most of the senior officials. Sun Quan gave him full authority to implement his plan after he insisted that his plan would be successful. The administrators of the four neighboring commanderies were requested by <mask> <mask> to seal their borders and not use military force against the Shanyue.He gave orders to quickly harvest the grain and store it far away from the Shanyue. The Shanyue had no choice but to give up because of the lack of food supplies. Danyang Commandery was completely under the control of the government and had become a highly productive commandery for manpower and supplies. <mask> <mask> was able to fulfill his quota

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texts: of conscripting 40,000 local men to serve as soldiers. <mask> <mask> was promoted to General Who Awes the North and awarded the title of a Marquis of a Chief District by Sun Quan after he was so impressed with him. In 243, <mask> <mask> planned to launch a major attack on Shouchun, a strategic location in Eastern Wu's rival state. After placing his forces in preparation for the attack, Sima Yi showed up with his troops to defend the area.Sun Quan ordered <mask> <mask> to retreat back to Wu instead of allowing him to engage Sima Yi. <mask> <mask> became famous for his willingness to stand up to Sima Yi despite his withdrawal. Lu Xun wrote a letter to <mask> <mask>, urging him to be more cautious in the future, because he was concerned about <mask>'s recklessness. <mask> <mask> apologized for his attitude after he decided to defer to Lu Xun. <mask> <mask> was appointed General-in-Chief after Lu Xun's death and was ordered to supervise military affairs in Jing Province. When Sun Quan became critically ill, he sought a regent for his son, Sun Liang. Sun Jun was one of his close aides.Although he had second thoughts about <mask> <mask>, Sun Quan eventually agreed to Sun Jun's advice and went back to the Wu imperial capital, Jianye. L Dai told <mask> <mask> that he would be doing a difficult task. You should reconsider ten times before you do anything. When Ji Wenzi reconsidered three times before acting, Confucius told him to reconsider twice. Sir, I'm being told to reconsider ten times. Are you not saying that I am stupid? L Dai did not reply.Historians thought the incident was a sign of <mask> <mask>'s growing arrogance and recklessness. After a dying Sun Quan instructed his subjects to let <mask> <mask> review all important policy decisions first, he became more arrogant. Sun Liang became the second emperor of

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title: Zhuge Ke

texts: Eastern Wu after regent Sun Quan died. <mask> <mask> was appointed as the grand tutor by Sun Liang. The regent relaxed some of the strict laws enacted during the reign of Sun Quan. There were huge crowds waiting to get a better view of him wherever he went. The dam that was destroyed in 241 was rebuilt by <mask> <mask> in the late 25th century.His plan was to build two castles near the Chao Lake to serve as attack mechanisms for the Wu ships, and to create a reservoir near the lake to be used as a defensive structure. The main force was sent by the regent Sima Shi to attack the dam. <mask> <mask> and others tricked the enemy by pretending to lower their guard and inflicted a devastating defeat on them and forced them to withdraw. Even though Sima Shi was 45 years old at the time, <mask> <mask> wanted to take advantage of her youth and inexperience. Despite strong opposition from some officials, <mask> <mask> was able to mobilize an army from all able-bodied men in the area for the invasion. He coordinated the invasion with a general from Shu Han. At the time, Jiang Wei was launching a series of campaigns against him at the western border.Even though Hefei's defences were much stronger and built to endure enemy attacks, <mask> <mask>'s strategy turned out to be flawed when he switched his target from Shouchun to Hefei. TheWu forces failed to break into Hefei's walls after a long siege. <mask> <mask> continued to press on with the siege despite the plague breaking out in the army. He withdrew when he heard that reinforcements had arrived. Instead of apologizing for his mistakes, he stayed away from Jianye and refused to take responsibility for the defeat. Downfall, death and posthumous rehabilitation were the consequences of <mask> <mask>'s attempt to wipe out all dissent against him. Despite a lot of resentment

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title: Zhuge Ke

texts: from the people over the heavy losses incurred from the previous campaign, he made plans for another invasion.A general named Sun Jun, distantly related to the emperor Sun Liang, decided to launch a coup against the leader of the country. He lied to Sun Liang that <mask> <mask> was scheming to take over the throne and then set up a trap for him. It's not clear how much Sun Liang was involved in the coup d'état. Even though he was only about 10 years old, historians consider him to have understood and approved Sun Jun's actions. <mask> <mask> was killed by Sun Jun's assassins when he attended a banquet hosted by Sun Liang in the imperial palace. Sun Jun sent his troops to execute <mask> <mask>'s family members after he died. Sun Jun became the new regent after his cousin Sun Chen succeeded him and continued to rule as regent after his death.In 258, Sun Chen deposed Sun Liang and replaced him with his brother Sun Xiu. Sun Chen was eliminated after Sun Xiu staged a coup against him. Sun Xiu ordered <mask> <mask> to be reburied with full honours. When someone suggested that a monument be built to commemorate <mask> <mask>, he refused because he felt that he was not deserving of such commemoration. An anecdote says that in <mask> <mask>'s childhood or adolescence, he attended a banquet hosted by the Wu emperor Sun Quan. There was a joke among the officials that <mask> Jin had a long face. Sun Quan ordered a donkey to be brought to the banquet with a sign.<mask> Jin's courtesy name was "Ziyu". He asked <mask> <mask> to add two characters to the sign. <mask> <mask> requested the donkey as a gift for his father. Sun Quan was impressed with the young person. In a banquet setting, Sun Quan asked <mask> <mask> if he thought his father was better than his uncle, the Imperial Chancellor of Shu Han. He replied, "My father chose

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texts: the right Emperor to serve while my uncle didn't." My father is better than my uncle.<mask> <mask> was told to serve wine to the other guests at the banquet. It was an honor for junior officials to serve wine to senior officials. "This isn't the proper form for a ceremony to pay respect to an elder" was what <mask> <mask> said when he showed up. Sun Quan told <mask> <mask> to get Zhang Zhao to drink for him. The great strategist Jiang Ziya, at the age of 90, went to battle holding a flag and a battleaxe, and he never considered himself old. In days of trial by arms, you are always in the back, and in days of feast, you are always in the front. When you say this is not a proper ceremony to pay respect to an elder, what do you mean?At a loss for words, Zhang accepted the wine offered by <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> was appointed to be a close aide to Sun Deng after this incident. The ambassador from Shu's state showed up with a gift of horses. Sun Quan wanted to give <mask> <mask> one of the horses because he was a good rider. The man knelt down and thanked the person who gave him the gift. Sun Quan was surprised that <mask> <mask> already knew why he was summoned there. "Shu is the only one who can serve as Your Majesty's stable," said <mask> <mask>.I am certain that the ambassador came here to honor the fine steeds. Sun Quan was impressed by what he saw. According to a Chinese author, <mask> <mask> was a loud spoken man with a wide forehead, large mouth, and little facial hair, and he had a crooked nose. List of people of the Three Kingdoms Notes References. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms.The name of the person is Sima, Guang. There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian. There were 203 births and 253 deaths in the 3rd

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title: Michael Lang (producer)

texts: <mask> was an American concert promoter, producer, and artistic manager who was best known as a co- creator of the Woodstock Music & Art Festival in 1969. <mask> organized Woodstock '94 and the ill-fated Woodstock '99. He became a producer of records, films, and other concerts, as well as the manager of performing artists, a critically acclaimed author, and a sculptor. <mask> was born to a Jewish family. <mask> dropped out of New York University to open a head shop. <mask> and Marshall Brevetz produced the Pop & Underground Festival in 1968. On the first day, it drew 25,000 people and featured Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, John Lee Hooker, Arthur Brown, and Blue Cheer.The event ended early because of the rain on the second day. After he moved to Woodstock, New York, and met Artie Kornfeld, the two developed the concept for a major festival event to celebrate the 1960s social movements, and planned to open a recording studio in the town of Woodstock. The Woodstock festival was held on a farm in New York from August 15 to August 18 1969. <mask> was in the film Woodstock: 3 days of peace and music. <mask> produced Woodstock '94, Woodstock '99, and Woodstock '98. Woodstock '99 was more violent and chaotic than previous Woodstock festivals. <mask> said in May that he was exploring various locations for a possible fiftieth anniversary of the first Woodstock concert to be held in 2019.The Woodstock 50 festival will take place in Watkins Glen, New York, in August of 2019. Logistical issues, financial backing issues, and three venue changes led to the cancellation of the event. <mask> was not one of the producers of the December 6, 1969 Altamont Free Concert. <mask> was asked by the

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title: Michael Lang (producer)

texts: Rolling Stones and the Dead to help with the re-location from Sears Point Raceway to the Altamont Speedway. The Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Santana, Jefferson Airplane, The Flying Burrito Brothers, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young were planned to perform at the concert. The Golden Gate venue was revoked by the city of San Francisco due to a San Francisco 49ers football game at Kezar Stadium. The concert was moved to Sears Point Raceway.A dispute over film rights led to its cancellation. The Altamont Speedway was offered to <mask> and Rock Scully by owner Dick Carter. <mask>'s experience in moving the larger Woodstock festival came up after the venue was set for the concert. On December 4 the venue was moved to the racetrack for a concert. A stage built too low and close to the fans was one of the major technical problems created by the venue change. The Hells Angels were hired for stage security, which resulted in numerous fights with concertgoers, as well as an on-stage altercation with members of the Jefferson Airplane, in which singer Marty Balin was struck and knocked unconscious. The Rolling Stones were performing when a man stabbed and killed an audience member.The incidents were captured on film and used in the film Gimme Shelter. There were three accidental deaths among 300,000 people. The film has <mask> in it. <mask> walked away from the stage between the Jefferson Airplane and the Hells Angels. <mask> owned and operated Just Sunshine Records, which produced and released more than 40 albums by diverse musical artists. Several successful international recording artists, including Joe Cocker, Rickie Lee Jones, and Tarkan, were managed by <mask>. Gulf & Western's

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title: Michael Lang (producer)

texts: Famous Music Group distributed the label from 1971 to 1974.After The Woodstock Music And Arts Fair in 1969 <mask> began managing Joe Cocker. Their professional relationship lasted more than 20 years. <mask> was one of the Trumpet players in Cocker's "You Can Leave Your Hat On" music video. <mask> was an associate producer of Bottle Rocket. Live event production, film production, and artist management are encompassed by the Michael Lang Organization. A movie version of the cult classic novel The Master and Margarita, as well as a fiftieth anniversary event for the Lincoln Center featuring the French Theater company Royal de luxe, were among the projects. <mask> and his partners were working on a Broadway musical based on Woodstock and a Woodstock lifestyle brand.Outkast, Prince, Madonna, Steely Dan, The Fugees, Wyclef Jean, Tarkan, Shakira, and Kid collaborated with MLO. Woodstock Ventures formed a joint venture with Sony Music Entertainment and launched a new website. The history of the original Woodstock Festivals is celebrated on the site. Jonathan Groff plays <mask> in the Ang Lee film Taking Woodstock. The Road to Woodstock was co-authored by <mask> and Holly George-Warren. <mask> was a sculptor. He had five children.His first wife was a backup singer for Joe Cocker and Leon Russell. He was married to the woman at the time of his death. <mask> passed away from Non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City on January 8, 2022, at the age of 77. <mask> wrote The Road to Woodstock. Ecco Publishing was published in 2009. 20th-century American Jews, 21st-century American male writers, and 21st-century American non-fiction writers have

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title: Peter H. Rossi

texts: <mask> was a sociologist best known for his research on the origin of homelessness and documenting the changing face of American homelessness in the 1980s. He was known for his work on evaluating federal initiatives in education, health services, crime control, and housing. He applied his sociological expertise to affect the agencies. He died as the Stuart A. Rice was the director of the Social and Demographic Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts. The child of Italian immigrants was born in New York City, New York, on December 27, 1921. He graduated from the City College of New York in 1943 with a degree in sociology.He enlisted in the Army after graduating and served in the 100th Infantry Division in Europe during World War II. The G.I. was used by <mask> after the war. Bill will continue his education at Columbia University. The couple met at Columbia. One of the founding members of the National Organization for Women was Alice. During his time at Columbia, he was influenced by two professors. In 1951, he earned his doctorate in sociology for his thesis "The Application of Latent Structure Analysis to the Study of Social Stratification."After earning his PhD, he joined the faculty at Harvard University as a research associate and assistant professor. He joined the University of Chicago's Department of Sociology faculty in 1955 and stayed there for 12 years. He was the director of the National Opinion Research Center in Hyde Park for seven years. During his time at the University of Chicago, he served on the committee for Andrew Greeley. The first systematic study of Catholic schools was published in 1962, after the two collaborated on a study of the Catholic school system. He was the editor of the American Journal of Sociology from 1959 to 1959 and the editor of the Social Science Research journal at the time of his death. The University of Chicago had disagreements with then University of Chicago President Edward Levi over funding of the research center.At the University of Massachusetts, he was the Director of Research of the Social and Demographic Research Institute, as well as the chair of the Department of Social Relations. He was involved in several important War on Poverty era program evaluations. The President's Commission on Civil

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title: Decimus Valerius Asiaticus (consul 35)

texts: <mask>us was a Roman Senator of provincial origin. As a suffect consul, he was first in 35 and second in 46. He was the first man from Gaul to be admitted to the Roman Senate. Information about his family is incomplete. Ronald Syme said that Asiaticus was of Allobrogian origin. Flaccus, the Governor of Transalpine Gaul in 80 BC, gave Roman citizenship to a descendant of Asiaticus. Asiaticus had a brother, but his name is not known.<mask> was born in Vienna. He may have been sent to Rome at a young age. He was well known for his athletic ability and became close to the dynasty. Antonia Minor is the mother of Emperor Claudius and the grandmother of the emperor Caligula. The details of his career are not known because he was a close friend of the imperial house. The acquiescence of the emperor allowed him to get his first consulship during the reign of Tiberius. Caligula was a friend of Tiberius and may have granted him estates in Egypt.There were drawbacks to this relationship. Caligula confessed to committing adultery with Asiaticus' wife at a public drinking bout by complaining about her performance in bed. He developed a hatred of Caligula after being offended and insulted. On the eve of Caligula's assassination, Asiaticus was invited to sit with him at the theatre. When news of Caligula's death was not known in Rome, <mask> was accused of being involved and he said, "I wish I had been the man." Some historians think that Asiaticus was an accessory to Caligula's murder. Michael Swan pointed out several reasons not to suspect that he was a party to the act.One point Swan raises is

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title: Hiacoomes

texts: The first member of his society to convert to Christianity was a Wampanoag American Indian from the island of Martha's Vineyard. With the help of Mayhew, he became a leading preacher to his fellow Wampanoag on the island, playing a major role in the widespread conversion of the Wampanoag from their traditional beliefs to Christianity. Early life and contact with the English Little is known of Hiacoomes' early life except that he was a sad and sober man who had a low ranking in the social hierarchy of the Wampanoag. The first English settlement of the island began in 1639 under the direction of Thomas Mayhew Senior. Some of the English with whom he visited in their houses and in his wigwam became friends with Hiacoomes. He was able to catch the attention of Thomas Mayhew Junior, son of the island's governor and local pastor to the English. The younger Mayhew invited Hiacoomes to his house each Sabbath evening where he would teach and instruct his native charge in the doctrine and ideas of Puritanism.Hiacoomes learned how to read in the process under his direction. If that is correct, <mask> would have been in his early to mid 20s, based on a letter reference from 1651. Some of the Wampanoag mocked and called Hiacoomes "an English man" when he was a Christian. There was a lot of opposition to this English innovation. After a similar epidemic hit the island three years earlier, the native population was devastated. Half of the native population of the island perished in these plagues. <mask> and his family were not affected.In a place where traditional shamanism had failed, the use of cures by Thomas Mayhew Junior gave a medical appeal to Christianity. Hiacoomes was invited by a group of sachems to a meeting six miles away at night where he was to discuss his religion with them. The records of this discussion are described in Experience Mayhew's Indian Converts: From

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title: Moses Brown

texts: During the American industrial revolution, the design and construction of some of the first factory houses for spinning machines was funded by a New England industrialist named <mask>. The son of <mask> and <mask> was born on September 23, 1738 in Providence, Rhode Island. He was the grandson of a Baptist minister and his father was a prosperous merchant. The family firm was involved in many merchant activities, including sponsoring the doomed voyage of the slave ship Sally in 1764. In 1739, <mask>, who was primarily responsible for running the firm's spermaceti works, died. Obadiah's estate was served by <mask>. Nicholas, Joseph, and John owned shares in the farming and shipping business, which was renamed Nicholas Brown & Co.Brown University was renamed after Nicholas's son after co-founding the College in the English Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Mary was a sister of <mask>. <mask>'s brother-in-law was a political figure in Rhode Island. <mask> converted toQuakerism in order to differentiate himself from his family. A chest of drawers is in a private collection. Providence, Rhode Island is where

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texts: it was made.<mask> is the daughter of his uncle Obadiah. They had two surviving children, Sarah and Obadiah, as well as a daughter who died young. From 1764 to 1776, he was a deputy to the Rhode Island General Assembly and also served on a committee to oppose the Stamp Act. He was involved in moving the College in the English Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations to Providence. The land was given to the new campus by the four <mask> brothers. Anna was the wife of <mask>. After retiring from the family business, he began his involvement with the Quaker meetings.His children's tutor, Job Scott, helped him become a member of the Society of Friends. The American Revolution was sparked by <mask>e affair and his brothers delivered a proposal to the English in Boston to stop Rhode Island's preparations to resist royal authority. Mary Olney was <mask>'s second wife. They were married for 18 years and had no children. <mask> and his future son-in-law William Almy were partners in a textile venture with <mask>. British attempts to use water power in their textile mills led to the hiring of English emigrant Samuel Slater to help build a mill in Rhode Island. The first water-powered spinning mill in America was built in 1790 and is considered to be the birth of the American Industrial Revolution.Obadiah <mask> replaced <mask> as a partner in order to create a new firm. <mask> remained a partner despite withdrawing from active involvement. <mask> moved on to a variety of new activities after getting Almy, Brown and Slater off the ground. He was involved in Rhode Island's approval of the U.S. Constitution. He helped found the Rhode Island Agricultural Society after becoming

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title: Moses Brown

texts: interested in agricultural experiments on his Providence farm. He was treasurer of the Central Bridge Company and served on the first board of directors of the Providence Bank. He and his son Obadiah founded the Rhode Island Bible Society.He was an advocate of Sanitation practices during the yellow fever epidemic of 1797. He introduced the vaccine to Rhode Island. Mary, <mask>'s second wife, died in 1798, and he married his third and final wife in 1799. She had several children of her own, including Sarah, Avis and Benoni. He was unmarried for 27 years after his third wife died. The Rhode Island Peace Society was founded after <mask> was inspired by the War of 1812. He promoted the orthodox position of theQuaker that they should resist war taxes.Local history was one of his interests. <mask> was involved in collecting documents relating to colonial Rhode Island. The Public Universal Friend was a fellow abolitionist and he collected biographical information about him. He was a founding member of the Rhode Island Historical Society, served as its chairman, and left most of his papers there after his death. <mask> was a member of the American Antiquarian Society. There was a death in Providence on September 6, 1836. He outlived three wives, three of his children, and three of his stepchildren.His descendants were his granddaughter Anna and her children. The Society of Friends was the beneficiary of much of his estate. Obadiah left no children. <mask> is buried in the North Burial Ground. After the financial failure and human tragedy of his and his brothers' role in the slave trade,<mask> broke with his brothers and refused to continue his business sponsorship of it. He became

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title: Moses Brown

texts: Rhode Island's leading opponent of the slave trade after becoming aQuaker. Nine years after the Sally, he freed the last of his own slaves.During the war, he solidified his opposition to slavery in the company of ministers and teachers from the College, which had stopped business temporarily because of British troops. <mask> renewed his fight against the slave trade at the end of the war. He helped distribute antislavery pamphlets throughout New England and wrote frequently in the local press. The law banning the participation of Rhode Islanders in the slave trade was passed by him. In 1789, he helped found the Providence Society for Abolishing the Slave Trade with bothQuaker and non-Quaker associates to help enforce recently passed anti-slave trade legislation. The law forbidding slave ships from being equipped in American ports was worked on by him. He was known for his willingness to help slaves and blacks through financial and legal assistance.John was one of the state's leading slave traders and the first person prosecuted under the federal laws prohibiting slave importation. The revival of the New England Yearly Meeting School was one of his last great contributions to Rhode Island. It existed intermittently in the 17th century, but died out due to lack of interest. In 1814, <mask> presented the Yearly Meeting with 43 acres of land in Providence, and worked to create a school on it. His impressive book collection was donated to the school library. Obadiah was a major supporter of this effort until his death in 1822. <mask> died at the age of 98 and served as the school's treasurer until his death.The school was renamed in his honor in 1913, and remains a leading school in

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title: Orlando Sanchez (politician)

texts: Latino immigrant to be elected. The Harris County Republican Party gave the 'Political Courage Award' to the man for his vote to cut property taxes in Houston. The two-time incumbent Lee P. Brown, the former police chief of the city, and a fellow city councilman, Chris Bell, were all defeated by <mask> in 2001.Chris Bell received 16% of the votes, but he did not face Brown in the run-off. He called for four fire fighters on each fire truck as the minimum needed to preserve lives and safety of the force, gaining the union's endorsement. On September 11, 2001, fire fighters helping victims in the World Trade Center attacks became national heroes and helped elevate the profile of the cause. Houston Fire Captain Jay Janhke died while putting out a fire. The policy of the Fire Department was changed after Mayor Brown was criticized. The Hispanic community, Asian business leaders, Republicans and independent voters formed a coalition in the non-partisan election. Historically, Hispanic turnout in Houston races hovered around 10%, but 18% of Hispanic voters turned out in this race.The turnout in the 2001 mayoral race was historic. The total number of voters in the December run-off was the highest in Houston's history and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Byron Edmund Walker

texts: Sir <mask>, CVO, was a Canadianbanker. He was the president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce from 1907 to 1924, and a generous patron of the arts, helping to found and nurture many of Canada's cultural and educational institutions. King George V knighted <mask> in 1910 for his contributions to business and the arts. <mask> was born on the outskirts of Caledonia in Haldimand County, Canada West, in the early 19th century. <mask> was a watchcase manufacturer in London, England. In 1834, he arrived in Upper Canada with four of his children, some books and pictures. He left London because of the loss of his wife and four of his children.<mask> <mask> was Sir <mask>'s father and became a clerk. He was an amateur painter. <mask> was married to a Hamilton woman. The parents of Fanny's were immigrants from England. Her father was a college educated man and her mother was a musician. There was a private junior school in Hamilton. <mask> was the second oldest child of the <mask>s and he preferred to be called.The family moved to Hamilton in the 19th century. <mask> began his studies at his grandmother's school when he was four years old and then went on to complete all six grades at the Hamilton Central School. He wanted to pursue a teaching career but his health prevented him from attending the Toronto Normal School. <mask>'s uncle, John Walter Murton, had a currency exchange business in Hamilton. <mask> became an expert in recognizing counterfeit bills during the American Civil War while working at his uncle's bureau de change. Poor health forced him to return to Hamilton in 1868 where he began work as a discount clerk in the Canadian Bank of Commerce after seven years at his uncle's firm. The Canadian Bank of Commerce was founded in 1867.<mask>Master. He was the bank's chief accountant in 1872. In May 1873, <mask> was sent to New York City to work for the bank. He successfully maintained proper margins despite his clients' many bankruptcies. <mask> was sent to the Windsor branch of the bank in 1875. He was appointed manager of the London, Ontario branch in 1878

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texts: and inspector of the bank a year later. <mask> and Mary Alexander were married in 1874.They had six children, four sons and three daughters. Alexander Alexander was a carpenter who migrated from Scotland to Lockport, New York, in 1834. He moved to Hamilton, Ontario, where he became a green grocer. They had five children. <mask> was in New York as the bank's joint agent from 1881 to 1886, giving him the chance to increase his talents in foreign exchange and conduct international banking on a much larger scale. He could expand his cultural interests, visit galleries and museums, and begin his art collection there. <mask> was recalled to Toronto as general manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at the age of 38.There were 30 branches in Ontario by that time. 50 years later, the bank's assets were more than $440 million, largely due to <mask>'s strong leadership. The Canadian government's revision of the Canada Banking Act that gave Canada a centralized, panic-proof banking system was credited with the development of the first set of written regulations for dividing a bank into a complex array of departments. <mask> was respected internationally. He was invited by a U.S. congressional committee to advise on the drafting of the Federal Reserve legislation. He was the chairman of the bankers' section of the Toronto Board of Trade from 1891 to 1892 and the vice-president of the Canadian Bankers Association from 1893 to 1895. He was a fellow of both the Institute of Bankers of England and the Royal Economic Society of England.He was elected director of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1906. He was president from 1907 to 1924. <mask> was appointed to the National Battlefields Commission by the Liberal Party government. The Battle of the Plains of Abraham was fought between French and British forces in Quebec City and the commission was charged with recovering non-Crown land. The Tercentenary Celebration of Samuel de Champlain founding Quebec was supervised by the commission. <mask> was made chairman of the Canadian committee of the Peace Centenary, an event

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title: Byron Edmund Walker

texts: planned by the Canadian, American and British governments to commemorate 100 years of peace between Canada and the United States. <mask> joined a group of 18 prominent businessmen who opposed the Reciprocity Agreement with the United States, even though he had never joined a political party.The Canadian market would be paralyzed by the giant American trusts. He feared that it would weaken Canada's ties with Britain and lead to annexation by the United States. The anti-reciprocity forces led to the defeat of the government. During the First World War, <mask> was one of the people who advised the new Conservative Party prime minister, Sir Robert Borden. <mask> credited his father with developing his broad interests and love for learning, and always regretted that poor health prevented him from getting a formal education. He believed that the basis of a civilized society was its educational system. He was interested in educational institutions.The University of Toronto was one of his first interests. Victoria College was one of the denominational institutions that entered into a federation with the secular University College. <mask> was instrumental in persuading the Ontario government to grant the University of Toronto its first grant after fire destroyed the eastern portion of University College in 1890. He was responsible for leading the last denominational college into the federation in 1904. He received a Doctor of Civil Law from Trinity. The same year. He was a member of the Royal Commission on the reorganization of the university in 1905.<mask> was a Trustee, senator, member of the Board of Governors and chairman of the university. The Toronto Conservatory of Music joined the university through his efforts. He was a member of the Board of Governors. The Mendelssohn Choir was one of the things he supported. He founded the Champlain Society in 1905 because of his long-term commitment to education and the importance of Canadian history in nurturing patriotism and a Canadian identity. Its mandate was to publish important documents relating to Canadian

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texts: history, projects that commercial publishers would consider unprofitable. He believed that the Society was his finest achievement.He was the president until his death. As an author of articles on a variety of subjects - banking, Robert Browning, Italian and Japanese art - it is not surprising that <mask> would be one of the founding members of the Canadian Society of Authors. <mask> was president from 1904 to 1909. Appleby School, a boys' private boarding school, was established by <mask> in the early 20th century. John Guest was <mask>'s son-in-law. <mask> developed a love of art after living in New York City and early trips to Europe, where he lectured on the subject. His home was at 99 St. George Street.The Victorian brick structure had fine wood interiors and Art Nouveau ceiling decorations. His treasure trove included etchings, prints, embroideries, and oriental carpets, bronzes, brass and ivory work, porcelain china, and his extensive library. It was said that <mask>'s eye for detail in detecting counterfeit money made him an expert in his field. The most notable part of <mask>'s collection was his Japanese woodblock prints, which were bequeathed to the Royal Ontario Museum. He assembled a collection of over 400 works of graphic art from the 15th to the 9th centuries, which included works by Rembrandt and Drer. The collection was given to the Art Gallery of Ontario by his children. <mask>'s first real connection with the Canadian art world began when he was approached by a number of prominent Toronto artists to help them organize a guild.The Toronto Guild of Civic Art was formed with the help of like-minded laymen and artists. The guild pressed for civic improvements in the city. <mask> was the first president. <mask> was the representative of the Guild on the committee that chose the artist for the monument to Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe. The Bell Telephone Memorial and the South African War Memorial were both designed by <mask>. The Art Gallery of Ontario was founded because of <mask>'s relationship with George Agnew Reid. On March 15,

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title: Byron Edmund Walker

texts: 1900, the president of the Ontario Society of Artists brought a group of citizens together to discuss the formation of an art gallery in Toronto.<mask> was the chairman of the Art Museum Board at that meeting. The Ontario Legislature passed a bill incorporating the Art Museum of Toronto after lobbying and raising money. <mask> was president of the board of trustees until his death. Finding a home for the new institution was the initial challenge. <mask> convinced Dr. Goldwin Smith and his wife, the former Mrs. William Henry Boulton, to move to the new museum. The museum would have space for future expansion after <mask> bought surrounding land. The Art Gallery of Toronto opened its first galleries in The Grange in April 1913.Two years after his death, the Canadian Bank of Commerce donated funds to build the <mask> Court, a magnificent room that bears his name. The campaign for a world-class public museum for Toronto was led by <mask>, philanthropist Sir <mask>, then director of the Canadian Pacific Railway and president of The Dominion Bank. For the purpose of collecting artifacts as a core collection for the small museum he established at Victoria College in 1907, he had been doing fieldwork in Egypt, Crete and Asia Minor. He wanted a bigger museum for the university. <mask>, Osler and others provided funds to the government. The organizational structure for the museum was created by Osler and <mask>. The Royal Ontario Museum Act was passed in 1912.The appointments of the Board of Trustees were shared between the university and government. <mask> was the first chairman. The Royal Ontario Museum opened in 1914. <mask> was the chairman of the Board of Trustees until his death. The Canadian Bank of Commerce gave him generous lines of credit for his purchases of Chinese artifacts. Parasaurolophus walkeri, a dinosaur, was named after <mask> in 1922 after his fossil collection became the nucleus of the museum's paleontology collection. He was president of the Royal Canadian Institute from 1898 to 1900 and had an interest in paleontology.The National Gallery

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texts: of Canada was established at the Clarendon Hotel in the capital city of Canada. The Advisory Arts Council was formed in 1907 and included the president of the Bank of Montreal as chairman, the senator from Montreal as secretary, and the president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce as a member. The government asked the council to advise on architecture and decoration of public buildings. It was in charge of buying artworks for the collection. <mask> wanted Canadian art to be included in the acquisition of European works. <mask> became chairman of the council in 1909. The Prints and Drawings Department was launched thanks to <mask>'s influence as a print collector.The council had to advise on the Victoria Memorial Museum, which opened in 1913. <mask> was the chairman of the Board of Trustees until his death, after the National Gallery of Canada Act was passed. The trustees were charged with the development, encouragement and cultivation of "correct artistic taste in the fine arts." The collection had over 4,000 items by 1924. There is a collection of First World War "war pictures" in the Canadian War Museum. The Canadian force's official records officer in England was appointed in 1915 by the Canadian financier and expatriate, William Maxwell Aitken. The Canadian War Memorials Fund was established to record the events of that war.As a member of the fund's committee and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Gallery, <mask> insisted that the commissioned artists include Canadians. A large number of Canadian artists by 1918. Jackson and Frederick Varley were sketching in Europe where Canadians were active. C.W. is an artist. The war effort was recorded at home in Canada by Jefferys. The war collection was deposited with the National Gallery. The Canadian and British Commissions on War Records and Trophies were formed in 1918.A hall of trophies and a gallery for war pictures were to be built in the Canadian plan. The building was not completed in 1922 and 1923. The paintings were moved from the National Gallery to the Canadian War Museum in 1971.


title: Byron Edmund Walker

texts: <mask> began to purchase land at De Grassi Point in 1890 for weekend retreats. <mask>'s family life became the center of his life, as his wife named it. He built "Broadeaves" which was designed by Frank Darling. The Canadian Bank of Commerce on King Street West in Toronto was designed by the architect of the University of Toronto and was one of the buildings associated with <mask>.<mask> built "Innisfree Farm" in 1913 to further his interest in livestock farming. He left his descendants trust in a private land trust. An Area of Natural Scientific Interest for its prairie grassland and remnants of an old growth forest has been managed by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. <mask> left his mark on the financial, artistic, and intellectual development of Canada. A wizard of finance, skilled in exchange and international business, he molded a tiny bank into a national institution and was largely responsible for changing the Canadian banking system. He established the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum, and the federation of colleges that became the University of Toronto. He was also an author.King George V knighted him, he was a Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, and he was appointed a Japanese Consul-General. <mask> died at the age of 75. <mask> was described by The Globe and Mail as "Possibly no more versatile Canadian existed in his day and age; probably few others have done so much for Canada." The province erected a plaque to honor Sir <mask> <mask>, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L. The role of Ontario's heritage in the 19th century. Bell Telephone Memorial References are from the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Sir <mask> was born in 2005.Biography at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online Ontario Plaques - Sir <mask> Sir <mask> Papers, Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library births 1924 deaths American Bankers Association Business people from Ontario Canadian bank presidents Canadian Commanders of the Royal Victorian Order Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce people Canadian Knights

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title: Nils Fuglesang

texts: During the Second World War, a Norwegian pilot named <mask> was taken prisoner. He was one of the men who were shot by the Gestapo after taking part in the 'Great Escape' from Stalag Luft III. The son of a customs official, <mask> was born in Hidra, near Flekkefjord, Norway. German prisoner of war records don't give any information about his date or place of birth, but they do confirm his residency in Flor. <mask> studied economics at the French Lycee Pierre Corneille in Rouen before attending the Bergen Commercial College. He was working for a shipping company when the war began. The country was occupied after the German invasion in April 1940.<mask> decided to join the Norwegian armed forces in exile after escaping from Norway. Sea traffic was closely monitored by the Germans who were aware of significant numbers of young Norwegians wishing to continue the fight from England, frequent checks and searches were made and penalties harsh for anyone caught. He escaped from Kyammen to Shetland on a boat with 11 others. <mask> enlisted in the Norwegian Army Air Service and traveled to Canada in May to train at Little Norway, the exiled Norwegian forces camp at Toronto Island Airport. He completed basic training and flight training. He was promoted to sergeant at the end of 1941. He was promoted to lieutenant after his instructors recommended that he become a fighter pilot.<mask> joined the Operational Training Unit and began to fly Supermarine Spitfire aircraft. He joined No. on June 9, 1942. The squadron is manned by Norwegian personnel. The fighter wing operated from the base at RAF North Weald. He flew bomber escort missions over the English Channel to France and the Netherlands. He attacked a

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texts: German Fw 190 fighter over the French coast in January 1943 and it was thought to have been destroyed. His reputation as a reliable and steady pilot resulted in him being awarded the Norwegian King Haakon VII Freedom Medal and a promotion to pilot officer in March 1943.On May 2, 1943, the prisoner of war flew a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IX on a Ramrod mission over south west Holland. He stuck to the tail of his lead pilot until a burst of 20mm cannon fire intended for the lead aircraft hit his own aircraft. <mask> crash landed in Zeeland, the SW part of Holland, and was taken prisoner by German infantrymen training close by. Franks book has a photograph of his crashed aircraft. He was a prisoner of war. Stalag Luft III is located in the province of Lower Silesia and is now aga in Poland. <mask> and fellow Norwegian Halldor Espelid were near the front of the list of men who were going to escape and they had cleared the tunnel exit by 2230 hours.He was one of the 76 men who escaped from the prison camp on the night of 24–25 March 1944. He and fellow Free Norwegian Halldor Espelid, as well as James Catanach, an Australian who was fluent in German, and Arnold George Christensen, a New Zealander of Nordic origin, formed a group that was headed for Sweden. <mask> and his team were caught on the next leg of their rail journey from Hamburg to the naval town of Flensburg after they were seen by other escapers in Berlin. On March 26, 1944, a suspicious policeman demanded that they carefully examine their papers and check their briefcases, which contained newspapers and escape ration, near the border with the Danes. They were wearing altered greatcoats. The four escapees were all in the same train carriage

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title: Jahmir Hyka

texts: The Albanian professional footballer, who was born in March 1988, last played for KF Teuta Durrs. A Dinamo Tirana product, Hyka started his professional career in Norway where he did not make a league appearance. He was sent to Tirana on a loan after failing to make a league appearance in Greece. His performances at Tirana earned him a move to 1. The 5th of the 2. was FSV Mainz. He made his German top flight debut in 2009. He played for Panionios in the first half of 2010 before returning to Tirana in January of 2011.He left Albania in the summer of 2011 to join Luzern in Switzerland, where he made more than 150 appearances in six years. He joined the San Jose Earthquakes in Major League Soccer. The contract for 1.5 years was signed in January of 2019. Hyka played for Albania at youth levels. He scored Albania's fastest goal in history one year after making his senior debut. He has collected 44 caps since then. At the age of 12 he joined Dinamo Tirana and played for four years before making it to the first team in 2004.He was being tracked by a number of European clubs despite never having made a competitive appearance for Dinamo Tirana. Hyka didn't make a single league appearance for the first team and only appeared twice as an unused substitute. In 2007, Hyka left Dinamo Tirana to sign with Greek club Olympiacos for a fee of 600,000. He moved on loan to KF Tirana in order to get more playing time in the first team at Olympiakos. He played 32 games in Tirana and scored two goals. Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb was interested. He signed a three-year deal with German side 1.Mainz is the location of the FSV. In 2010, after just 13 appearances with the German team, most of them as a substitute, Hyka was once again on the move, this time back to Greece, transferring to Greek team, Panionios for a 120,000 fee. After a difficult time in Greece, <mask> returned to Tirana, where he had previously been on loan. He was in Greece when the deal was completed. Tirana president Refik Halili wanted to sign


title: Christopher Steele

texts: <mask> was an intelligence officer with the Secret Intelligence Service from 1987 until his retirement in 2009. He ran the Russia desk at MI6 in London. He co-founded Orbis Business Intelligence in 2009. <mask>'s work for multiple clients, including an attorney associated with the Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign, made him the center of controversy. According to anonymous sources, Russia collected a file of compromising information on Donald Trump. The U.S. intelligence community launched a probe into Russian interference in the election because of the <mask>'s dossier. The House Intelligence Committee concluded in an April 2018 report that the probe had been triggered by previous information from Trump adviser George Papadopoulos, and the February 2018 memo written by staff members for that committee reached the same conclusion.<mask> <mask> was born on June 24, 1964 in the Yemen city of Aden, which was part of the British-controlled Federation of South Arabia. Perris and Janet met while working at the Met Office. His paternal grandfather was a coal miner. <mask> grew up in Aden, the Shetland Islands, and Cyprus, as well as at Wellington College. <mask> attended Cambridge's Girton College. He was a writer for the student newspaper at the University of Cambridge. <mask> was President of the Cambridge Union debating society in the Easter term of 1986.He graduated with a degree in 1986. After graduating from Cambridge, <mask> was hired by MI6 and worked there for 22 years. He worked at the FCO in London from 1987 to 1989. <mask> was an MI6 officer in Moscow from 1990 to 1993 and served at the Embassy of the United Kingdom in Moscow. <mask> traveled to new cities such as Kazan and Samara. He was posted to the British Embassy in Paris in 1998 and worked under diplomatic cover until 2002. The identity of <mask> as an MI6 officer and a hundred and sixteen other British spies were revealed in an anonymous published list that Her Majesty's Government attempted to suppress through a DSMA-Notice in 1999.<mask> was sent to Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan in 2003 as part of an MI6 team and was briefed on "kill or capture" missions for Taliban targets. <mask>

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texts: headed the Russia desk at MI6 after returning to London. <mask> served as a senior officer under the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) from 2004 to 2009, and his expertise on Russia remained valued. <mask> was involved in the investigation of the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko. <mask> realized that Litvinenko's death was a Russian state hit. <mask> was included in a hit list of the Russian Federal Security Service along with Sergei Skripal, who was poisoned by a chemical weapon in Britain, according to a Russian double agent. <mask> has not been to Russia since 2009.An Orbis Informant said in 2012 that he was an "enemy of Mother Russia". <mask> has refrained from travelling to the United States due to the political and legal situation. Orbis was sub-contracted by a law firm representing a person of interest in the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia's election interference. <mask> and Bruce Ohr cooperated with the FBI's and Justice Department's unsuccessful attempts to turn Deripaska into a confidential source. <mask> and Chris Burrows co-founded Orbis Business Intelligence, a private intelligence agency, in March of 2009. <mask> created over 100 reports on Russian and Ukrainian issues, which were read within the United States Department of State, and he was viewed as credible by the United States intelligence community. The business made $20,000,000 in the first nine years of operation.<mask> ran an investigation into Russian interference in the politics of France, Italy, Germany, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. <mask> concluded in April 2016 that Russia was engaged in an information warfare campaign with the goal of destroying the European Union. <mask> sued the German industrial group Bilfinger for 150,000 for an investigation into their activities in Nigeria and Sakhalin. The FA formed a committee in 2010 to try and host the World Cup. Orbis Business Intelligence was hired by the FA to investigate the International Federation of Association Football. The members of the FBI's Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force met with <mask> in London to discuss allegations of possible corruption in the organization. <mask>'s

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texts: research showed that the bidding of the World Cup was rigged by the Russian government.<mask> contributed to a report that alleged China attempted to influence key figures in British politics and business. The report was submitted to some people. A conservative publication retained the services of a Washington D.C. political research firm to conduct research on several Republican Party candidates, including Trump. Once Trump was determined to be the presidential nominee, the research was ended. The Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee hired the firm through their shared attorney at Perkins Coie. <mask> was hired by FusionGPS to investigate Trump's Russia-related activities. <mask> relied on long-term Clinton-related sources.<mask> wrote a report to an FBI agent in Rome. The senior agent he worked with at the FBI was the same one who was investigating the FIFA scandal. Two people affiliated with Russian Intelligence were aware of <mask>'s election investigation. <mask> had off the record meetings with journalists from The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Yahoo! The New Yorker and CNN have news. <mask> spoke about his discoveries to David Corn of Mother Jones. <mask> said he decided to give the material to both British and American intelligence officials because it was a matter of national security for both countries.Corn's article in Mother Jones did not reveal <mask>'s identity, but it was the first to publicly mention information which became part of the dossier. The magazine did not publish the allegations since they could not be verified. <mask>'s reaction to the revelations from his sources has been described as that of a whistle blower. <mask> said he found "troubling information indicating connections between Trump and the Russian government". According to his sources, there was an exchange of information between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin. <mask> told his friends that "for anyone who reads it, this is a life-changing experience". <mask> felt that what he had found was something of huge significance.<mask>'s rationale for becoming a whistle blower was that the greater good trumped all other concerns,


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texts: according to an American reporter. <mask> decided to give the information to British and American intelligence services because he thought it was a matter of national security for both countries. According to Simpson's testimony, <mask>, who enjoyed a good working reputation for his work on Russia-related issues for British intelligence, approached the FBI because he was concerned that Trump, then a candidate, was being blackmailed by Russia. Senior Master Barbara Fontaine said that <mask> was in the same position as a whistle-blower because of his actions in sending part of the dossier to Senator John. <mask> ended his cooperation with the FBI in connection with the investigation of the FIFA corruption case, but he considered the relationship to be a contractual one. He said the relationship was never really resolved and both sides turned a blind eye to it. It wasn't really ideal.As <mask> considered his first duty to his paying clients, and not to the FBI, the Inspector General report on the Crossfire Hurricane investigation discusseddivergent expectations about <mask>'s conduct in connection with his election reporting. <mask>'s consulting firm had a contractual relationship with the FBI, according to the Inspector General's report. <mask> said that he never recalled being told that he was aCHS and that he never would have accepted such an arrangement. Newly discovered Hillary Clinton emails were the subject of an FBI investigation days before the election. "Comey's bombshell prompted the Fusion partners to decide they needed to do what they could to expose the FBI's probe of Trump and Russia." It was time for Mary. The New York Times article "Investigating Donald Trump, FBI Sees No Clear Link to Russia", which was published a week before the election, was misleading.The US intelligence community concluded that Russia interfered in the election to help Trump win. The FBI closed <mask> as a confidential human source after he discussed his findings with the press. Simpson said that "<mask> severed his contacts with the FBI before the election following public statements by the FBI that it had found no connection between the Trump campaign and Russia and

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texts: concerns that the FBI was being manipulated for political ends by the Trump people." <mask> decided to focus on the investigation into Clinton's emails rather than investigate his reports because he was frustrated with the FBI. The New York field office of the FBI was thought to be a "cabal" by <mask> because it blocked any attempts to investigate the links between Trump and Russia. <mask> continued to work for FusionGPS after the election despite not being paid for his work. After the election, <mask>'s dossier became one of Washington's worst-kept secrets, and journalists worked to verify the allegations.Sir Andrew Wood was the British ambassador to Moscow from 1995 to 2000. At a security forum in Canada, McCain was told about the existence of a document about Trump. Wood supported <mask>'s integrity and professionalism. McCain obtained a copy of the document from a former U.S. State Department official. McCain met with the FBI Director on December 9, 2016 to give him the information. In a second memo <mask> wrote in November 2016 after his contract with Fusion was terminated, he reported that Russian officials had claimed that Romney was blocked from being Donald Trump's Secretary of State because of his stance on Russia. <mask>'s identity was revealed by The Wall Street Journal on January 11th.During the previous week, <mask>'s name had become public knowledge, but it had not been revealed. <mask>'s anonymity was "fatally compromised" after CNN published his nationality, according to the Telegraph. According to The Independent, <mask> left his home in England several hours before his name was published as the author of the report. The Washington Post reported that he left after he was identified by The Wall Street Journal. The director of Orbis said he wouldn't confirm or deny that the company produced the document. After hiding for weeks, <mask> reappeared publicly on camera on March 7, 2017: "I'm really pleased to be back here working again at the Orbis's offices." In early January of last year, a two-page summary of the dossier was presented to President Barack Obama and incoming President Donald Trump in meetings with Director of National

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texts: Intelligence James Clapper, FBI Director James Comey, CIA Director John Brennan, and National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers.The full 35-page dossier was published by the first media outlet. It was not possible to verify or corroborate the allegations in the Trump dossier. On January 10, the UK issued a DSMA notice requesting that the media not reveal <mask>'s identity, but the news media in the UK released the information on the same day. During a press conference, Trump said the allegations were fake. The claims were also dismissed by Putin. Ynet, an Israeli online news site, reported that US intelligence advised Israeli intelligence officers to be cautious about sharing information with the incoming Trump administration, until the possibility of Russian influence over Trump has been fully investigated. Sir Tony was the British ambassador to Russia."I've seen a lot of intelligence on Russia, and there are some things that look shaky," he said on Sky News. Even though <mask> is an outsider, he is able to penetrate the Kremlin and Russian security agencies given that he is an outsider. Michael Morell was the acting CIA Director at the time. He was concerned about the accuracy of the information due to <mask>'s approach. <mask> gave money to people who paid sources. "If you don't know how a particular source got the information, you can't judge it," Morell said. According to NBC News, Morell believes that Russia tried to influence the election via social media, but that there is "smoke but no fire" on Trump's involvement with Russia.In a 2020 Washington Post editorial, Morell summarized his view that Russia launched a "human intelligence operation" against the Trump campaign, and that several officials in the Trump campaign may have passed on information due to "naivete". The start of the FBI's Russia investigation had no role in the creation of the dossier. This fact has been the subject of intense discussion and controversy due to false claims made by Trump and his supporters. The information on George Papadopoulos "triggered the opening of" the original FBI investigation in late July 2016 according to the memo written by aides of Republican U.S.

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texts: Representative Devin Nunes. <mask>'s reporting did not play a role in launching the counterintelligence investigation, stated a rebuttal memo by Democrats in the House Intelligence Committee. <mask>'s reporting did not reach the counterintelligence team investigating Russia at FBI headquarters until more than seven weeks after the FBI opened its investigation, because the probe's existence was so closely held within the FBI. The final report on Russian interference in the 2016 election was released by the House Intelligence Committee, which was under Republican control at the time.Two Republican staffers for the United States House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence visited the office of <mask>'s lawyer in London but did not meet with <mask>. In August of last year, the Chair of the House Intelligence Committee traveled to London in an attempt to meet with the heads of MI5 and MI6 in order to get information about <mask>. <mask> gave the identities of the sources to the FBI. In September of last year, investigators from the Special Counsel investigation team met with <mask>. The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence was in contact with <mask>'s lawyers. The United States Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General interviewed <mask> in London over the course of two days in June of 2019. His information was sufficiently credible to have to extend the investigation.Lawyers for Gubarev filed a libel suit against <mask> in London. Gubarev said he was defamed by the allegations. Lawyers for Gubarev demanded <mask> give a deposition as part of a libel lawsuit. Judge Ungaro allowed the deposition to proceed despite <mask>'s objections. The owners of Alfa Bank filed a libel suit against <mask> in Washington D.C. in April of last year. The lawsuit was dismissed by the judge. The partners of Alfa Bank brought a lawsuit in Britain against Orbis Business Intelligence for defamation.Justice Warby from the Queen's Bench Division of the British High Court of Justice ordered <mask> to pay damages to Aven and Fridman in July 2020. Judge Warby said the claim was false and awarded the damages to compensate for the loss of autonomy, distress and

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texts: reputational damage caused by the breeches of duty. <mask>'s report claimed that Aven and Fridman provided foreign policy advice to Putin. Senate Republicans issued a criminal referral for the Justice Department to investigate whether <mask> lied to the FBI about his interactions with the media. Because the referral is based on classified FBI documents, the context in which the Republican senators say <mask> lied is limited to references that he talked to the media. <mask> wasn't accused of committing any crime, according to both Grassley and Graham. They passed on the information for further investigation.The referral was met with skepticism from legal experts and members of the Judiciary Committee. Joshua A is a lawyer. "After a year of investigations into Donald Trump's ties to Russia, the only person Republicans seek to accuse of wrongdoing is one who reported on these matters to law enforcement in the first place," Levy said. The FBI doesn't need any prompting from politicians to prosecute people who have lied to them, according to a veteran prosecutor. It was too early to assume the letter was a political attack, according to a former federal prosecutor. Dianne Feinstein, the senior Democrat on the Committee, released a rebuttal to the referral. A Republican aide said that Grassley and Graham were carrying water for the White House, that their actions did not reflect the views of the committee as a whole, and that other members were upset with him over the matter.The attacks on <mask>, a private citizen who provided information to the FBI that alarmed him, will make future tips less likely, according to an opinion-editorial by a former CIA official. U.S. The inspector general made findings on December 9. The FBI showed no political bias during the investigation of Trump and the Russian government despite making 17 mistakes in their applications, according to the inspector general. His report was blacked out the same day. <mask> was a paid confidential human source for the FBI before he prepared the <mask> dossier, and the FBI found <mask>'s information to be valuable and that it deserved compensation, with <mask> receiving $95,000 from the FBI

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