title: Arthur Li

texts: <mask>eung is a Hong Kong doctor and politician. He is a member of both the Executive Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Council of the University of Hong Kong. He was Secretary for Education and Manpower from 2002 to 2007, and Vice-Chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong from 1996 to 2002. <mask> was referred to as "King <mask>" and "the Tsar" because of his ruthless leadership style. He is the grandson of the co- founder of the Bank of East Asia, <mask>un. He was awarded the Grand Bauhinia medal by the Hong Kong government. <mask> was born into a prominent family.<mask>-chun was the founder of the Bank of East Asia. <mask>-shu was an unofficial member of the Legislative Council. <mask> Kwok-po succeeded his father as chairman of the Bank of East Asia. A friend of Professor Lawrence J. Lau, <mask> received his medical training at the University of Cambridge. He returned to Hong Kong where he became the founding chairman of the Department of Surgery and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The era of education reforms that included the School-Based Management Policy was marked by <mask>'s tenure as Secretary for Education and Manpower. Since 2000, the Education and Manpower Bureau has implemented a number of mandates, including having teachers spend more time with students

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texts: outside the classroom, adding exams for subjects such as English and history, and ordering that teachers take benchmark assessments to prove their language abilities.In 2007, <mask> retired from public service. He caused controversy when he proposed mergers between Chinese University and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the Hong Kong Institute of Education. The appointment of <mask> to the governing board of the University of Hong Kong in 2015 has been met with strong criticism from academic staff who are mostly pro-democrats. <mask>'s general attitude towards staff has been said to be critical. When it became known that <mask> was likely to take over the chairmanship of the Council upon the end of Edward Leong's term, there was strong opposition from members of the HKU Academic Staff Association. <mask> was reappointed for a second three-year term in December. The Hong Kong University Students' Union criticized his reappointment.William Cheung Sing-wai said that there has been a chilling effect during <mask>'s tenure. In December 2021, <mask> criticized Hong Kong's Pillar of Shame, saying it was not built to honor those killed in the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. His leadership style has led to him being referred to as "<mask>". He was married to Diana Chester, a registered nurse and graduate of New Hall College, Cambridge

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title: Geir Lippestad

texts: <mask> is a Norwegian lawyer, politician and social activist. He is known for his involvement in several high-profile legal cases and for starting a political party. He became known as a criminal appellate lawyer in 2001 when he acted as defence counsel in the murder of Benjamin Hermansen. He was the lead counsel for the perpetrators of the Norway attacks. Several high-profile cases have been handled by Lippestad's law-firm since 2011. He was the chairman of the left-wing think tank Agenda from 2013 to 2020 and was an outspoken advocate of progressive causes. He was a member of the Labour Party on the city council.He formed a new political party called Sentrum after leaving the Labour party. <mask> <mask> was born in Hnefoss in the Ringerike district in Buskerud county. His family name comes from a farm in Tomter. <mask> left the farm at the end of the 19th century and moved to Oslo. The village of Heradsbygd outside of Hnefoss was where <mask>'s father worked as an engineer. The family of five moved back to the area when <mask> was six years old. He studied law at the University of Oslo after graduating high school.The cand.jur was obtained by him. The degree was awarded in 1990. <mask> worked at a small law-firm in Harestua, a small rural town outside of OSLO, after graduating from law school. He worked as a legal counsel at the Association of Norwegian Insurance Companies. He and a colleague started a private law-firm in Nedre Slottsgate street. While working here, <mask> first came to the national spotlight, when he represented Ole Nicolai Kvisler, who was later convicted of participation in the racially motivated murder of Benjamin Hermansen. Kvisler was sentenced to 17 years in prison.<mask> applied for the position of secretary-general at the National Association of the Hearing Impaired due to his daughter, who was

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title: Geir Lippestad

texts: born with a severe hearing impairment. He was a contender for the position of Gender Equality and Anti-Discrimination Ombud in 2009, but lost to Sunniva rstavik. Advokatkontoret Lippestad AS was opened in 2010 after he decided to return to private practice. He was appointed as defence counsel for the Norway attacks in July of 2011. His co-lead counsel was Vibeke Hein Bra, and they were assisted by assistant counsels Tord Jordet and Odd Ivar Grn, both of whom are employed at his law firm. <mask> told the French newspaper Le Monde that he hoped to get it back once the trial was over, and that it would be the same as before. Despite the legal principle of necessity, <mask> did not argue for the innocence of his client at the trial.<mask> only asked for his client to be found sane and not mention the subject of culpability in his closing arguments. The presiding judge asked <mask> if he would request an acquittal for his client, to which <mask> replied that he wouldn't. "You've got to do it!" he told <mask>. <mask> requested an acquittal. Although <mask> successfully argued before the court that his client was sane and competent, he was found guilty and sentenced to 21 years in containment. The prosecution wanted the man to be acquitted and found legally insane. This was not accepted by the court.The legal responsibility of the client within the law-firm was transferred to Tord Jordet by <mask>. <mask> experienced an increase in financial revenue. He expanded his law-firm, hired new staff and opened another branch in Skien, which would serve as the main office. The Norwegian Police Federation signed a contract with Lippestad in January of last year. Legal issues that members would have were included in the agreement. It also included legal representation in cases where police officers are accused of criminal offenses, as well

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texts: as <mask> holding lectures and speaking at events organized by the Police Federation. <mask> is an active member of the Norwegian Labour Party.He was invited to speak at the Labour party congress. He spoke about humanity and human values. He was not happy with the treatment of the Roma people in the city. The new left-wing think tank Agenda was chaired by <mask>. The trade union centre and the Labour party supported the creation of the think-tank as a left-wing counter-weight to the influential liberal think-tank. The Labour Party was considering <mask> as a candidate for mayor of Oslo in the 2015 local elections due to him being a highly respected person who could possibly compete with the incumbent conservative mayor. The Labour party had not had a mayor in 20 years, and a majority of the chapter felt that <mask> could pose a serious challenge to Stang.<mask> told the party that he didn't want to be nominated. He was elected as a member of the city council. He was the city commissioner for trade and ownership. He co-founded a new political party in 2020. The party had collected 5000 signatures by the end of the year. The "Defender of Human Life" award was given to Lippestad by the pro-life organisation Menneskeverd. According to the jury's citation, the Lippestad couple's values are based on respect and a belief in human life, no matter what situation you are in.<mask> called for a reduction in abortions. He believes that parents should not be expected to kill their children with genetic disorders. He said in an interview that there is a lack of options for mothers who want to give birth to a child with a disability. He said that many are aborted almost automatically. The Kirkens Familievern Foundation is a charity that aims to promote family values as well as offer assistance to families or couples. Strengthening the

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texts: family, marriage, parenting, relationship and singles' position in the church and society are some of its activities. He is the chairman of Youth For Understanding in Norway.<mask> <mask> is married to Signe <mask>. They have eight children, two of them together. <mask> had two from his previous marriage, while his wife had four from her previous marriage. The entire family lives in the southern suburb. Two of the children were born with disabilities and one of them, 16-year-old Rebekka, was critically ill early in 2012 in the midst of <mask>'s preparations for the trial. She pulled through the crisis when <mask>'s wife gave birth to a baby girl. On June 14, 2013, Rebekka passed away.<mask> caused controversy when he wrote a book about the trial. In the book <mask> included full conversations which he had with himself and the person he was trying to kill. The book was denounced by the legal establishment in Norway as illegal. <mask> said that he had been given permission to write the book and that he had been cleared of the attorney-client privilege. Many high-profile attorneys as well as legal scholars believed that <mask> had violated the attorney-client privilege as well as being disloyal to his client. The leader of the Norwegian Bar Association accused <mask> of creating another platform for himself in the public sphere by exploiting his role as a defence attorney. The book was called "social pornography" by other lawyers.The case was referred to the Bar Association's Main Board for possible sanctions by the Association of Defence Attorneys. <mask> was ordered by the board to send a formal reply explaining his case within three weeks. The Main Board unanimously ruled that <mask> did not violate legal ethics. Awards and honours for the achievement of the year. The Verdens Gang refers to 1964 births living people from

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title: Mickey MacKay

texts: <mask> was a Canadian professional ice hockey centre and rover who played in the Pacific Coast Hockey Association and the Western Canada Hockey League. After the collapse of professional hockey in the west, he moved to the NHL and played for the Chicago Black Hawks, Pittsburgh Pirates and Boston Bruins. <mask> was the league's all-time leading scorer after he led the PCHA in goals three times. He was named to the PCHA first team all-star on seven occasions, and to the second team three times. He won the Stanley Cup with the Millionaires in 1915 and the Bruins in 1929. He was a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. On May 21, 1894, Duncan "<mask>" <mask> was born.He was raised on a farm in Bruce County. He joined the Canadian Army at the age of 14 and briefly trained at the Valcartier training camp in Quebec until recruiting officers realized he was under the age of 18. <mask> learned to play hockey at the age of 15 and played two seasons in senior hockey. He was the leader of the league with eight playoff goals and moved west in 1912. Barney Stanley was a teammate of <mask>'s in the Dominions. He played for the senior team in Grand Forks, British Columbia, where he was the provincial league's leading scorer with 15 goals. <mask> wrote to Frank Patrick, the operator of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association, to express his desire to become a professional.Patrick suggested the young player try out for a team closer to his hometown. Patrick made a sixth sense hunch when he wrote a second letter inviting <mask> to try out for his team. Patrick doubted <mask>'s ability the first time he saw him practice, but was convinced the second time around. The PCHA season began on November 3, 1914. <mask> scored a hat trick in his first game as a professional, playing on a line with Frank Nighbor

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texts: and Ken Mallen. He was named a first team all-star after finishing the season with 33 goals in 17 games. The Stanley Cup went to the team that won the PCHA title.In the series, <mask> had four goals. <mask> was a consistent PCHA all-star in the seasons that followed, earning berths on the second team in 1916, 1918 and 1921, and on the first team in 1917, 1919, 1922 and 1923. He played in his second Stanley Cup championship with the Millionaires in 1918, leading all skaters with five goals and five assists in five games. The Millionaires were defeated by the Toronto Arenas in the fifth and deciding game of the series, despite being held out as a star of the series. <mask> was slashed in the mouth by Cully Wilson of the Seattle Metropolitans late in the game in 1919. Wilson was banned from the PCHA for life after he lost five teeth and suffered a broken jaw. <mask> bought a farm near the village of Elnora after leaving the PCHA.He was one of several players who petitioned to regain their amateur status and signed on to play for the new Big-4 League. Frank Patrick, the owner of the Millionaires, accused the Big-4 of paying players in violation of amateur standards. The media in Canada's largest city suggested that <mask> was one of the players who told Patrick about the situation. He helped lead the Millionaires to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1921, but they lost to the Senators in five games. <mask> was a top scorer in the PCHA with 21 goals and 12 assists. The PCHA merged with the Western Canada Hockey League prior to the 1924–25 season, and <mask> led the league in scoring with 27 goals. He was a first team all-star in 1925 and 1926.<mask>'s contract was sold to the Chicago Black Hawks in the National Hockey League after the Western League collapsed. At the league's demise, he

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texts: was the all-time leading scorer with over 300 points. He scored 31 goals in two years with the Black Hawks, but his playing rights were sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates prior to the 1929–30 NHL season. He was traded to the Boston Bruins for Frank Fredrickson on December 20, 1928 in exchange for ten games with the Pirates. <mask> was an assistant coach and manager with the Bruins. The Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers to win the Stanley Cup that season. <mask> played for the Bruins in the 1929–30 season while continuing his management and coaching duties.<mask> was considered one of the top players of his time. He was the greatest centre on the coast. <mask> was a crowd pleaser. He was a happy player with a stylish way of going. He helped make pro hockey a great game. His biggest limitation was his size, standing five foot nine and around 161 pounds, he battled through injuries and missed many games throughout his career. His nickname was "the wee Scot" because of his small stature.<mask> settled near his wife's hometown of Grand Forks. He was a referee and a coach in hockey. He considered buying the Clippers of the Pacific Coast Hockey League but decided against it. <mask> became involved in mining after he returned to British Columbia. He died on May 30, 1940, when traveling as part of his mining job after his vehicle left the road and hit a telephone pole. The crash was caused by a heart attack, according to the medical examiner. <mask> was posthumously honoured by several organizations for his hockey career, and was in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1952.He is an honoured member of the British Columbia Hockey Hall of Fame. Career statistics include regular season and playoffs. The Hockey Hall of Fame has a link to 1894 births and 1940 deaths of Boston Bruins

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title: John A. McCarthy

texts: The appointment of Bob Carr as Foreign Minister led to the resignation of <mask> as Australian Ambassador to the Holy See. The son of <mask> and <mask>, <mask> was born on 20 October 1947 in Parkes, New South Wales. He attended St Bernard's College in New South Wales. He was a resident of St John's College when he moved to the University of Sydney. He received a Bachelor of Arts in 1968 and a Bachelor of Laws in 1971. He graduated from the University of Virginia with a Master of Laws in 1975. <mask> was admitted as a barrister of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1976 and was appointed Queens Counsel in 1988.<mask> has appeared in the High Court of Australia, Privy Council, Federal Court of Australia, Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australian Industrial Relations Commission, and the Family Court of Australia. <mask> has been involved with issues relating to indigenous associations, educational institutions and sporting organisation. <mask> was Senior Counsel for the Dunghutti people in 1996 and was involved in the negotiation and settlement of the first Deed of Agreement between the Crown in New South Wales and Indigenous Australian people in respect of native title in Australia. For the first time on the Australian mainland, there was a determination of native title under the Native Title Act 1993, when he was Senior Counsel in the Dunghutti case. <mask> has represented Catholic agencies and institutions. He was the Senior Counsel for the National President of the StVincent de Paul Society in Australia. <mask> is Senior Counsel for the Church of the

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texts: Torres Strait, an indigenous church of former Anglicans and for the Anglican Catholic Church of Australia, both of which are seeking full communion with the Catholic Church.<mask> has appeared in cases in the High Court. He has appeared in several cases in relation to the University Cooperative Bookshop. During the revision of their constitutions and rules, he was Senior Counsel. The Maralinga and Voyager compensation cases are important cases in which he has appeared. <mask> has appeared in a number of public investigations and inquiries. <mask> was the Senior Counsel for the Labor Party. He was involved in courts of disputed returns, electoral boundary commissions and supreme court proceedings.Legal and constitutional issues were advised by him. The Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales is one of the statutory appointments <mask> has received. <mask> has served in a number of offices, including President of the St Thomas More Society, Board Member of St Margaret's Hospital, and Australian Board member of international Catholic charity Aid. He is a member of the Order of Malta. He is a founding member of the Chester A. Arthur Society. <mask> is a member of the Australian Labor Party. He has been a branch official, a delegate, and a member of the policy committees.<mask> was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of St Gregory the Great by the Holy See in 2006 for his services to the Catholic Church and the Australian community. In 2012 he received an award from the University of Sydney. The appointment of <mask> as Australia's Ambassador to the Holy See was

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texts: announced by the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. <mask> talked about the position with The Catholic Weekly. I am thankful to our Government for the opportunity to represent Australia in this important role in this great place, and to be able to go with Christine to the Eternal City to have the occasion, opportunity and presence of the Holy Father. I am learning more every day. The ambassadors to the Holy See go back in time.The journey I take for Australia is the oldest continuous political journey in the world. It goes back to the fourth century. His predecessor in Rome is a benchmark and also a challenge. I won't take up some challenges. I will not compete with Tim about hats or trains. I hope to follow in his footsteps and put to the dicasteries and congregation of the Holy See positions that Australia has on human rights, inter-faith dialogue, food security, peace in our world and region, all areas in which the Holy See has influence. <mask> presented his credentials to the Pope on November 5, 2012.He was the leader of the development of St Peters Cricket Club and the Vatican Cricket Team. <mask> left the Holy See on January 29, 2016 <mask> married Christine Slattery in 1973. Christine is the National Convenor of the Society for Eucharistic Adoration and has written and lectured extensively on Catholic themes. The <mask>s have five children. Their second daughter is a film director. Father <mask> is their second son and is a priest in the Archdiocese of Sydney.The Queen's Counsel Ambassadors of Australia to the Holy See were living people of Irish

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title: Neil Steinberg

texts: <mask> is an American news columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times. He joined the paper's staff in 1987. The Washington Post, The New York Times Sunday Magazine, Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated, Details, Men's Journal, National Lampoon and Spy have all been written for by <mask>. He has written for a number of websites. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in Ohio and raised in Ohio. From where he graduated with a journalism degree, he moved to Chicago. Robert worked for NASA for 30 years studying lasers, subatomic particles and weather patterns.He began his career in public relations. He began his journalism career in the Chicago area after working for a newspaper in the suburbs. He was fired from the Wheaton Daily Journal after writing a column that made fun of the paper's publisher. In 1987 he joined the Chicago Sun-Times. In 1996, after an extended paternity leave, he began writing three columns a week for the paper and serving on the paper's editorial board. The "Bobwatch" column was written by <mask> for two years in the Chicago Reader alternative weekly newspaper. He used the name Ed Gold for the Reader's True Books column.After he was fired by the Tribune for having an inappropriate relationship with a high school girl, <mask> wrote an article for Salon.com that mocked him and concluded with the line "Who will we make fun of?" The New York Daily News has a column written by <mask>. After his arrest for domestic abuse in 2005, he was dropped from the Sun-Times' editorial board but added a fourth column per week.

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texts: The Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame inducted him as a friend of the community. The Sun-Times reduced <mask>'s column from four days a week to one. The move came after Jim Kirk, then editor of the Sun-Times, criticized a column by Steinberg that read like an ad for a car time-share company. Writing just one column per week is like trying to breathe through a straw, which is why he remained with the Sun-Times.The column is published on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Obituary writing at the Sun-Times is done by <mask>. The Society of Professional Obituary Writers is where he is a member. An obituary about Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis was mistakenly published online due to a production glitch. Lewis told the Chicago Tribune that he thought it was funny. Karen Lewis said that she was touched by the first line. She told the Tribune that she thinks it's a blessing.I'm not sure if it's true. In response to a reader's query, <mask> wrote his own obituary on his website. I did one of the Greylord judges' obituaries, according to the Chicago Reader. I used a phrase like "He took cash bribes to let drunk drivers go free" when I was talking about what he went to jail for. The copy desk changed it to quote judicial corruption. His sister called to complain that we had treated him badly by focusing on <mask> was referring to. "Richard F. LeFevour, who was convicted in the notorious Operation Greylord probe of judicial corruption in Chicago and never expressed remorse, died Saturday." Everygoddamnday.com was

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texts: created by <mask> in July of 2013 to highlight his writing. Personal <mask> has two sons and lives in Northbrook, Illinois.In 2005, he was charged with domestic battery for hitting his wife as she tried to call for help. "Everyone focuses on the slap--and that was the only time I ever hit my wife," <mask> told Chicago magazine in 2008. The biggest issue was the drinking. I had been drinking. In November 2005, a judge dismissed the domestic abuse charge after prosecutors told the judge that <mask> had complied with a court order to enter an alcohol treatment program. He wrote about the arrest in the Sun-Times, saying that he had slapped his wife while drunk at his home. She said nobody hits me when I asked why she had to have me arrested.I don't plan to get myself in jail again. I will do everything I can to support the paper. When one of the candidates for Chicago's mayor was arrested for domestic abuse, it became part of the race. Senator Carol Moseley Braun responded to a harshly critical column written about her by calling the author a drunk and a wife beater. The man should not be given a platform by the Sun-Times. While she remains exactly what she was, the difference between my past and hers is that I have done the hard work to change myself. How can she hope to be mayor of a great city if she can't tolerate teasing?If at All Possible, Involve a Cow: The Book of College Pranks was published in 1992. Complete and Utter Failure: A Celebration of Also-rans, Runners-Up, Never-Weres and Total Flops was published in

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title: Roy Suryo

texts: <mask> was the Minister of Youth and Sports Affairs of Indonesia for the final 21 months of the Second United Indonesia Cabinet. A self-proclaimed expert in telecommunications and multimedia, <mask> gained celebrity status for analyzing and commenting on the authenticity of evidence in political and celebrity scandals, such as leaked phone conversations and sex tapes. <mask> was a member of parliament. <mask> studied at the Faculty of Communication at the University. He taught in the Department of Photography at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts. He is a guest lecturer at the UGM Communication D3 Program but is not a permanent lecturer. <mask> rose to public prominence in March 1999 when a tape recording of a telephone conversation between the President and Attorney General was leaked to the press.The government's insincerity toward calls to bring former president Suharto to justice was revealed in the conversation. <mask> said he used a digital "spectrum analyzer" to make sure the conversation on the tape was legit. <mask> said he compared the voice on the tape to one of Habibie's televised speeches and to a tape of a comedian imitating him. There was a close match between the leaked tape and the speech. <mask> was summoned by the BIA after announcing his findings. <mask> said his interrogators drove him around, treated him to lunch and became good friends after the meeting. <mask> began appearing on radio and television as an expert on evidence in scandals involving politicians and celebrities.He wanted to seek the truth through pure science. In August 1999, <mask> analyzed a leaked conversation between key figures in the BankBali scandal and declared it to be genuine. He analyzed the photo and declared it to be genuine. <mask> joined the Democratic Party. He was elected to the national parliament in 2009. He

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texts: was appointed to replace Andi Mallarangeng as Youth and Sports Affairs Minister. <mask> ran for re-election to parliament in April, but lost to another Democratic Party member.Ambar was dismissed from the party after he was accused of vote-rigging. <mask> declared in August of last year that the Democratic Party would support Prabowo Subianto in the presidential election. <mask> resigned from his position as deputy chairman of the Democratic Party because he wanted to focus on returning assets to the Youth and Sports Affairs Ministry. <mask> and the Democratic Party did not win enough votes to have a representative for Yogyakarta in the national parliament for the next two years. <mask> said the result was due to "Almighty God" and "rampant money politics" of other parties. The Minister for Youth and Sports Affairs, Andi Mallarangeng, resigned after being named a suspect in a corruption case. He had to resolve a conflict between the Indonesian Football Association and the Indonesia Football Saviour Commission.The rival camps were led by tycoons. <mask> was criticized by Indonesia Corruption Watch for taking an official trip with his wife to Europe to promote the Indonesian martial art of pencak Silat as his term as minister neared an end. ICW questioned why <mask>'s wife was part of the 10-member delegation that traveled to the Czech Republic, Spain and Bulgaria. <mask> was accused of failing to return state assets until action was taken by the State Audit Board. The quick return of state assets was called for by the Corruption Eradication Commission. The creation of a website called roysuryowatch, which analyzed and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Roy Suryo

texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 He commented on the defacing of government websites and was criticized by some on the internet.He said that he was a con artist. In August 2007, <mask> announced he had obtained a recording of an original, longer version of Indonesia's national anthem, Indonesia Raya. <mask> was denied the alternative version by the library. The alternative version was uploaded to YouTube in December of 2006 after being aired on Indonesian television in 2004. <mask> was criticized for forgetting the lyrics to the national anthem at a football match. He said that the crowd had been singing loudly and that he had forgotten the lyrics. <mask> claimed in 2005 that a topless photo of a Miss Indonesia was genuine.The person in the photo was a Thai transvestite. <mask>'s expertise was questioned during the trial of Muslim extremists, who were convicted and jailed for inciting their supporters to attack an inter-faith rally at Jakarta's National Monument. <mask>'s educational background is not relevant to the case, according to his lawyer. <mask> declared the photo to be genuine and said the woman in the picture was not the regent's wife. Ibrahim reported <mask> to police for defamation after he insisted the woman in the photo was his wife. The Azhari sisters reported <mask> to police in February 2009, accusing him of leaking private photos of them bathing naked. <mask> was accused of violating the Criminal Code and Information and Electronic Transactions Law with a threat of six

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texts: years in jail.<mask> denied any wrongdoing and questioned the health of the sister's legal counsel, saying he only wanted to help the siblings find out who had shared the photos. <mask> was an expert witness in the trial of the actresses who were accused of kidnapping and abuse. Ruby Z. Alamsyah, an expert witness for the defense, said that <mask>'s testimony was invalid because he had no expertise in international telematics. <mask> was an expert witness for the prosecution in the defamation trial of Prita Mulyasari, a housewife who was jailed for complaining about being misdiagnosed by a hospital in Banten province. <mask> was an expert witness for the police in the sex tape case. <mask> allegedly sent a text message to Luna in June of 2010 offering to help her with the case. "Morning Miss, sorry to bother you if you are taking a rest but hope not and get you fresh to reply this," the text message said, according to the boy.I've been pondering solutions to the hot issue having been shocking Indonesia recently. You just keep silent if you agree with the conditions, first of all, let media and those who claim to know everything, and as IT experts comment, you just keep silent. We are going to have a press conference when I return from Amsterdam next week. Set the time and place. It's up to you. <mask> told Luna that he would report the case to the Jakarta Police Cyber Crime Department. <mask> said he felt tricked by Luna because she had denied being in the video and he had initially believed her denial.<mask> and his wife were ejected from a Lion Air flight in March of 2011. <mask> blamed Lion Air. A sex tape featuring the daughter of the governor of West Kalimantan was leaked in April. She denied being involved. <mask> said on 24 April 2012 that he believed the woman in the video was "KMN", but that he wouldn't

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texts: be involved in the case to avoid a conflict of interest. <mask> was the victim of online fraud by a boy in Subang, West Java. The Malaysian bicycle was offered for sale by the boy for just over a million dollars.<mask> transferred a million dollars for the bike and its delivery to Jakarta, but the item was never delivered. The boy was arrested after <mask> contacted police. The police rarely deal with e-commerce fraud cases of less than a million rupiah. <mask> said he entered the trap in order to expose the scam artist. He said police responded quickly to his report because he has a good relationship with them. <mask> was fooled by a fake account in the name of the president's son. Those with their money, go shopping.Those without salaries should talk to the government. <mask> responded with an attack on the child. There are millions of Indonesians. <mask> said he knew the account was fake all along. He referred to his supporters as "tadpoles" after he responded to the fake account. <mask> filed a police complaint over an edit to the United Nations page on the Indonesian version of Wikipedia. The location of the first UN General Assembly was changed from "Westminster Central Hall" in London to "jln setiabudi (sunda atlantis)".The location of the UN's first temporary headquarters in New York was changed to "villa isola in lembang, Bandung" in 1952. <mask> thought the edits were made by a cult called the Sunda Empire, which claims to have founded the UN and NATO. The history of the United Nations and NATO are fake historical references made by the Sunda Empire. <mask> said this is dangerous. The complaint alleges violations of the Electronic and Information Transactions Law and the Criminal Code. <mask> married Ismarindayani 'Ririen' Priyanti in 1994. Government ministers of Indonesia and Living people were


title: James Hawes

texts: He is a British television director. He has worked in British television drama since the mid 1990s, and has also produced documentary for British and American television networks. His work has ranged across high-end period pieces and prime-time adventure drama, including the re-launch of Doctor Who and a film about the celebrated children's author. After his father's career in the mining industry moved the family to South America, <mask> was born in Wimbledon, England. There is a school in Arequipa, Arequipa. After returning to the UK, the family settled in Cornwall where <mask> attended the local Constantine Primary School. He combined his studies with acting and directing in the student drama society.Some of the students who went on to success as actors, writers, directors, producers and agents were around him at the time. Andrew Davies was a member of the academic staff at the time. The adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry plays was directed by <mask> in his graduate year. He began his television career working in the documentary and current affairs departments. He launched The Young Shakespeare Company, a professional touring theatre company, which he ran as artistic director and which performed in the UK and US. The Earth in Balance, the prince's documentary about the challenges facing the global environment, was filmed across the world, including locations such as Hong Kong harbour, to Kennedy Space Center and the Sumatran jungles. The film was to show <mask> in a future where he was often shooting in challenging locations.He wrote and directed the 2003 drama-documentary Lawrence of Arabia:

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title: James Hawes

texts: The Battle for the Arab World. The story of Lawrence's life was used to study the shaping of the Middle East after 9/11. He earned his spurs on The Bill after moving into drama. The work on Doctor Who has been well received. The Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form was won by "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances". The Christmas special and the introduction of the new Doctor were directed by <mask>, who was hired to helm episodes of the second season. The school reunion was nominated for a ceremony.He won the BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Drama Director for his work on "The Christmas Invasion". The 90-minute television drama was based on the Lady Chatterley's Lover obscenity trial of 1960. Doctor Who star David Tennant is in a one-off drama for the digital television channel. It was an extremely successful run for single dramas on British television, bringing big screen stars to individual and authored projects. The Chatterley Affair won Best Single Drama in the same awards as Doctor Who. In early 2006 it was confirmed that he wouldn't be producing the Doctor Who spin-off series, despite being announced in late 2005 as the producer and lead director. According to Doctor Who and Torchwood executive producer Russell T Davies, the direction of the Chatterley piece and his decision to back down from producing Torchwood were related.<mask> has been having a good time and decided to step down because of his passion for directing. He collaborated with Andrew Davies to direct an adaptation of the 18th-century novel. In September 2008, <mask> was appointed lead director on the show.

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texts: NBC picked up the show in the US where it aired in the summer of 2009. It is the first UK-produced show to switch to a US network in 30 years. A new version of The 39 Steps was directed by him in 2008. The Best Director trophy was picked up by <mask>.The film was directed by <mask> and starred Bonham Carter as author Enid Blyton. The film was written by Lyndsay Shapero. The film received several major award nominations, including Best Director for <mask> and Best Actress for Bonham Carter, as a result of the film's success on the digital networks. The stylishness of a big screen production on a small screen budget has earned the film high praise. Building on his success with fact-based drama, <mask> embarked on an ambitious project to bring the story of Mr Whicher to the screen. The original book, which tells the story of a child murder in England in the 19th century, was a best-seller. The film was a big hit and the title role was taken by Paddy Considine.He has demonstrated his ease with contemporary work, including the pilot for the second season of Mad Dogs for Sky TV. The people and politics of the Quarry Bank Mill, a 19th-century cotton mill, were the subject of The Mill. He signed on to direct a TV movie about the inquiry into the Challenger Space Shuttle disaster and the role of Richard Feynman. The film is going to be shot in the US later in the year. He has been a board member of Directors UK for many years. He lives in London with his family. The Golden Empire, Lawrence of Arabia: Battle for the Arab World, Doctor Who, The Chatterley Affair, Miss Marie Lloyd, and The 39 Steps are


title: Ethel M. Smith

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texts: 1897 to take a test in order to become a stenographer at the Census Office. She worked for ten months at the Office of Chief Division of Manufactures in the 12th Census of the United States. In 1901 she was transferred to the Bureau of Fisheries and made $720 a year as a stenographer. <mask> was promoted to private secretary to the Chief of the Division of Scientific Inquiry with a pay increase to $1000 a year, making her one of the highest paid women in civil service. During the summer of 1901 and the two summers following, <mask> assisted the director of Scientific Inquiry as he worked in Woods Hole, Massachusetts as the director of Commissions Laboratory. <mask> was a librarian for residence research workers.She took over as editor of the Civil Service Commission publications in Washington D.C. in 1906 after assisting the editor in 1904. <mask> did not receive an increase in pay by 1912. She was earning $1600 a year but it was still less than her predecessors. She was told by her superiors that they didn't want to promote her or increase her pay because she wasn't the primary bread winner. Volunteer work for the suffragist movement began in the evenings with the help of <mask>. <mask> took a paid position as secretary for the Congressional Committee of the National American Woman Suffrage Association after she resigned from her position as editor of the Civil Service Commission publications. <mask> was appointed to her position after Alice Paul

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texts: left the National American Woman Suffrage Association to start the National Woman's Party.<mask> worked for the Committee as well as reporting the activities of other suffragists. <mask> became Director of the National American Woman Suffrage Association's Industrial Committee and their Publicity Bureau in April 1917. <mask> worked to safeguard the industrial standards during World War I and organized a propaganda campaign against excessive overtime and underpay in industries where women are employed. She said that the wage should be determined by work rather than gender. The National American Woman Suffrage Association disagreed. The President, Carrie Catt, wrote <mask> that although they supported her, they were worried that she had lost sight of the goal of getting the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. <mask> continued to work for the National American Woman Suffrage Association.<mask> joined forces with labor unions and organizations that promoted collective action to educate and unite working men and women. <mask> joined the Legislative Committee to learn more about social and economic welfare for federal employees. The Executive Secretary of the Washington Committee of the Women's Trade Union League was offered two paid positions in 1918. <mask> was recognized as an effective lobbyist for minimum wage laws while on the Legislative Committee, as well as the creation of the Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor. The

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title: Ethel M. Smith

texts: Washington Committee allowed her to educate working women on the power of unions and to create several unions between 1918-1920, including unions for women cigar makers and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. She was selected by The Central Labor Union of Washington, D.C. to serve as a labor representative on the local minimum wage board. <mask> was very active in both labor organizations and women's organizations but her hard work took its toll on her health and in late 1920 she collapsed.<mask> continued to be active even after she got back on her feet. She joined the Women's Bureau in the 1920s. <mask> worked closely with the Women's Bureau in the campaign to enforce the merit system and pay equality for women in the federal civil service. There was a minimum wage law for women and children in Washington, D.C. and the Child Labor Amendment. Both failed. <mask> continued to struggle within the conservative political climate but her attempts to represent the diversity of women's interests through legislative means were increasingly defeated. There were births and deaths of American

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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 <mask> attacked the Phillie Phanatic at the end of his first season with the Cards. <mask> was known for tripping and falling while running. He said it was because he was "pigeon-toed" as a child. In September 1982, the Phillie Phanatic mimicked <mask> at close range before the game, doing belly-whops on the turf. <mask> tackled the mascot because he was tired of being mocked. Despite this, <mask> was still allowed to play, so when he took his position in left field, fans started throwing beer bottles at him.<mask> threw up his arms and dared them to hit him, but they didn't. <mask> was second in the National League only to Bill Madlock's.323 batting average, but in just 130 games, he was again voted the league's Most Valuable Player. However, this baseball season was hit with his first bout with drug abuse, which resulted in him being out of the game for a month in the middle of the season. After spending time on the bench in 1983, <mask> came back to the Cards and remained with them through the end of the


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texts: baseball season. John Morris was traded to the Royals in exchange for <mask>. The Royals had lacked an everyday player since Amos Otis left two years earlier, so they were able to fill their left field spot with <mask>. <mask> hit.333 in the 1985 World Series to lead the Royals to a seven-game upset of the favored Cards.<mask> was the first player in MLB history to play in the World Series against a team that traded him away within the same season. <mask> testified in the Pittsburgh drug trials. He was granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony. <mask>, along with six other players, was suspended for a full season in 1986 after being determined to have been a drug user who had also been involved in the distribution of other players. All suspended players were allowed to continue playing if they donated 10 percent of their base salaries to drug-related community service, submitted to random drug testing, and gave 100 hours of drug-related community service. <mask> had his best season in three years, but saw his playing time reduced. <mask> told the Kansas City Times in July 1987 that he was supposed to be tested six to eight times per year but had not been tested so far.He disagreed with the Commissioner that baseball was free from drugs. <mask> had trouble finding a new team to play with after the 1987 season, and he thought that the Royals had blackballed

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title: Lonnie Smith

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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 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 Smith was 11th in the voting. He won the MLB Comeback Player of the Year Award. Smith was an outfielder for the Braves for the next two seasons, batting.300 and.275. Smith's play in 1991 helped the Braves improve from their National League West last-place finish in 1990 to winning the National League pennant in 1991, resulting in a World Series appearance for the first time since 1958, when the Braves were based in Milwaukee. Smith committed a base-running blunder very late in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series.<mask> was on first base with no outs in the eighth. The Braves' batter hit a double to left field. <mask> should have been able to score on this hit, but as he was rounding second base he paused, then stopped at third base. <mask> stated that he had lost sight of the baseball against the ceiling of


title: Lonnie Smith

texts: the Metrodome, though replays from the TV coverage of the game showed that the Twins' second baseman pretended to throw to Gagne. <mask> advanced to third base. <mask> was forced out at home plate in a double play after a ground-out and intentional walk, leaving the Braves without a run. The score was 0–0 through the ninth.The Twins won the World Series four games to three after scoring one run in the bottom of the tenth. <mask> hit three home runs. <mask> remained with the Braves through the end of the season, and he helped them win the National League Championship once again, though they lost the World Series four games to two. <mask> hit a grand slam in the fifth game. After leaving the Braves, <mask> signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates, where he played one season, and then one more with the Baltimore Orioles, where he played mostly as a pinch-hitter. In the Orioles' last game before the 1994 strike, <mask> played in his final major league game. He was granted free agency again on October 24.Over the course of 17 seasons, <mask> compiled a.288 batting average with                                           He had a career fielding percentage of.964. <mask> hit.278 in five World Series and six playoff series with 28 runs scored and 4 home runs. Bill James wrote about the difficulties of playing defense. He said that <mask> should have had a post-retirement career teaching

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texts: defensive recovery and cost containment since he excelled at recovering from defensive difficulties in the outfield. After retiring from baseball, <mask> married again and moved to Atlanta with his wife. They were the parents of three children.<mask> told The State, a newspaper from Columbia, South Carolina, about his idea to murder Schuerholz eighteen years before. On June 18, 2015, Jon Bois made a video documentary on the life and career of <mask> <mask>, including the cocaine habits, near murder of Schuerholz, and his redemption with the Braves. <mask> was a member of three different World Series winning teams within a single decade, and he did this in a six-year period. <mask> stole five bases in a single game in 1982. <mask> won the National League's runs-scored championship in 1982, when he scored 120 runs. He was the leader of the baseball team that won the World Series. He was selected to play on the National League All-Star Team in his only baseball season.Major League Baseball career stolen bases leaders and runs scored leaders are also

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title: Thomas Paget (Puritan minister)

texts: <mask> was a Presbyterian church order's controversialist and theologian. He was an early opponent of Laudian ceremonies in the Church of England. He was a strong supporter of the Commonwealth of England and the regicide. He spent his last year as a priest. <mask> was the younger brother of <mask>. The <mask> family lived in a village on the edge of Charnwood Forest. It is not certain that they were born in Rothley.<mask> was admitted to the University of Cambridge in 1605. Trinity College, Cambridge, entered education and ordination Paget at Easter 1605. He was a graduate of B.A. Early in 1609. A <mask>t. The Clergy of the Church of England database does not make a connection between the ordination of Trinity College and the Bishop of Ely's palace in Little Downham. He went to M.A.In 1613. <mask>'s first post may have been at Blackley chapel, which was part of the parish of St Mary's Church. The church was established in 1421 at the instance of <mask> Warr, 5th Baron De La Warr, who became its first warden, by Henry V and Pope Martin V. Blackley. Blackley of the de la Warrs was one of the chapels established in the parish initially to provide for the needs of local landowners and their dependents. Most of the other colleges and chantries in England were dissolved at the beginning of Edward VI's reign, but the college was re founded by Mary I. The churchyard of Blackley chapel was held by St Mary's church. Blackley was associated with radical Protestantism.The minister of Blackley in the 16th century may have influenced the Marian martyr John

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title: Thomas Paget (Puritan minister)

texts: Bradford. According to the Liber cleri, Paget was a lecturer two years later. He was appointed well before this, although clearly not as early as 1603, or even 1600, which some sources give, based on the earliest possible date of the chapel in which Mr Paget is mentioned. The chapel was thought to be the private oratory of the Byron family. TheByrons began to sell off their property after moving away. The chapel and its surroundings were sold to three trustees, John Cudworth, James Chetham and Edmund Howarth, by a group of interested parties. All of the inhabitants, tenants, farmers, and heirs of any messuage, lands, tenements, or other hereditaments in Blakeley will be allowed and will suffer at all times by the purchasers and their heirs.The farm was sold for £70 to John Jackson, whose family name is on the chapel plan. The first settled minister after the chapel became a fully public place of worship is thought to have been Paget. William Bourne, a fellow of St Mary's, Manchester, was interested in ensuring a good supply of ministers at the outlying chapels. Paget was able to marry because of a permanent post. His brother John was forced to emigrate to the Dutch Republic because he had served as a priest. On April 6, 1613, <mask> and Margery Gouldsmith were married. Nathan was christened at Manchester on March 31, 1615.Paget's income came from pew rents and offerings. The collection dates for the rent were Christmas, Annunciation, John the Baptist's Day, and Michaelmas. The clerk at the time was William Rathband, who was the successor to


title: Thomas Paget (Puritan minister)

texts: Paget. A plan dated 1603 shows the layout and rentals of the pews, with the most expensive being 8 shillings. There is a belief that <mask> was the minister at Blackley in 1603. The minister at that date was Oliver Carter, who served from 1598 until his death in March 1605 and Paget's university admission date makes it impossible that he was serving in Manchester in 1603. The plan sheds light on who were the key lay supporters of the Puritan preaching at Blackley.The old building was completely renovated during Paget's time in office. When Judith Foxe left him 20 shillings in her will, Paget was one of the beneficiaries. A form of regional voluntary presbytery seems to have been attempted by the Presbyterian ministers. According to Richard Hollinworth, a 17th-century Manchester Presbyterian minister, Paget and other ministers often met in a kind of consultatiue classis. They took part in preaching exercises, in which two or more sermons would be delivered at a particular chapel, with visiting preachers adding variety. There were a number of disputes that had been simmering for some time after the conflict between the Puritans and the authorities broke out. The issues came to a head after James I visited Hoghton Tower.The local religious conservatives presented him with a petition requesting relaxation of the laws governing Sunday worship, which had been put in place by the Tudor dynasty. The Declaration of Sports was prepared by <mask>, the Bishop of Chester, after the king responded positively and ordered him to do so. Puritans who frequently

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texts: went to hear preaching in another parish after the service in their own were excluded from the document because they did not attend the Sunday service. A tale of miraculous conversion was told of Paget as a result of his resistance to the Book of Sports. The husband of the nonconformist minister's grandmother was considered "carnal" because he went shooting on Sunday afternoons. She tried to get advice and prayer from the Puritan minister. The man went to the fair.He went into the church to hear Paget speak. He set himself on a new course after being converted. Paget was cited for nonconformity by the Bishop. The Court of High Commission was started by Morton. A group of justices of the peace petitioned Morton. Integrity of life and conversation, orthodoxall soundnes of doctrine in their teaching, diligence and painfulness in their places, and sobriety and peaceablenes in their dispositions free from factiousness have been observed by us. In regard whereof, and also the great good and profit which our Congregations where they remaine have received from their ministery, we are encouraged to intreat andc.He said that the letter concerneth are worse to be liked for the good testimony the Gentlemen give of them. According to <mask>'s account, this took place in the presence of himself and other ministers who had been summoned before Morton. <mask> was visited by Henry Newcome and Richard Heyricke, the warden of St Mary's, Manchester, when he was the Rector of Stockport. So learned a man, and so great a divine, what expression did he use? <mask>

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title: Thomas Paget (Puritan minister)

texts: and his fellow ministers were challenged by Morton to argue against the practice of signing with the cross. They initially refused because the demand was for self-incrimination. Morton reassured them on this point and <mask> spoke on behalf of the rest, to the surprise of Morton, who confessed he had not expected a learned response and reserved his own arguments for later.Each of the accused ministers was ordered to present their arguments to him within a month. The bishop's attendant and two Popish Gentlemen swore at Paget while he was at Morton. <mask> never received a reply from Morton. He was dismissed with no more than a warning and a bill for court charges, towards which the bishop gave him ten shillings. Morton published a defence of the three ceremonies of the Church of England. The work was in part a response to the Puritans. The king's positive response to the sternly Calvinist 1618 Synod of Dort stressed that the issues between the Church of England bishops and their Puritan ministers were at this stage largely confined to liturgical practice, rather than the deeper questions of soteriology and justification debated at the synod.The large and wealthy Diocese of Lincoln was lost due to Morton's comparative leniency towards Puritans. The Stockport rectory was lost by cession. The churchwardens of Blackley were warned not to allow unlicensed preachers into the pulpit after John Bridgeman took over at Chester. One of the practices defended by Morton was over kneeling for communion. The Apostle doth grant a general licence and authoritie

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texts: monarchy, with no Parliaments summoned for eleven years. Paget and other ministers were ordered to be imprisoned at York until they could offer securities by the Court of High Commission in 1631.<mask> and his family were forced to hide. They fled, taking refuge in the Dutch Republic, where his brother was the pastor of the English Reformed Church, Amsterdam. <mask> and his children lived in Amsterdam as expatriates and English-speaking Protestants. The Dutch community and the Presbyterians of Scotland were seen as allies in the Calvinist cause. Nathan was sent to the University of Edinburgh for his higher education first. <mask> was an ardent critic of the English Calvinists. <mask> and John Davenport were proposed as assistant ministers to balance Paget's Presbyterianism.It is unclear how <mask> made a living, but it is known that <mask> and his wife were wealthy, with two houses in Amsterdam and shares in the Dutch West India Company, which made large profits from the Atlantic slave trade. In 1635, <mask> was remarryed and his son was born. One of the ministers in the Amsterdam church was the veteran Julines Herring, who had clashed with Bishop Morton and was one of the ministers who was killed by Bridgeman. <mask> saw himself as his brother's spiritual heir. <mask> became pastor when John died. John's widow moved to the Calvinist stronghold of Dordrecht to live with <mask>, who was John and <mask>'s nephew. She was John's literary executor.Charles I's sister, Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia, was the Protestant hero of the Thirty Years'

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texts: War and she dedicated her own book to her. The political relevance of Elizabeth's friendship with Puritans cannot have been lost. Charles I was trying to impose the Prayer Book on Scotland and it seemed to be a success. The king had to bring Thorough to an end because of the reaction of the Covenanters and their victories in the Bishops' Wars. In 1641, <mask> arranged for the publication in London and presentation to the Long Parliament of his brother's book: A Defence of Church-Government. His own experience was relevant because of the specific context of the intervention. The Thirty-Nine Articles, canon law, and the Prayer Book were all mentioned in the petition.This was countered by another petition that called Puritans "Schismatiques and Separatists" and advocated continuation of episcopacy. The conservative petition was published by Sir <mask>, 1st Baronet, under the title A Remonstrance Against Presbytery. <mask> intended to give a context for the book with hisHumble Advertisement. The finished product shows that <mask>'s work was printed separately from the rest of the book, making it a much cruder and more rushed piece of typesetting. <mask> wrote the introduction to the book under the heading "The Publisher to the Christian Reader." It's possible that it was one of the editions that was turned to an ulterior purpose. "Authority of Classes and Synods, against the Patrons of Independencie: answering in this poynt Mr Davenport..." is the title page of the book.A reference was made to the profound change in circumstances by <mask>. It is

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texts: the observation of Ecclesiastes the Sonne of David King that there is a time to keep quiet and a time to speak. It seemed to be a time to keepe silence in England, when the prudent Ministers of God were necessitated to keepe silence through the evill of the times, having been made offenders for a word. Paget talked about his own confrontations with Morton and Bridgeman, as well as the experiences of the Puritan clergy in the Diocese of Chester. This gave way to a detailed critique of the book. Paget was careful to distinguish Presbyterianism from Independency. He had a series of "Animadversions" that brought his introduction to an end.He was able to point out that Presbyterianism was not compatible with good order. He criticized the framers of the earlier petition for being confused about the differences between different traditions of Puritanism. The Petition and Positions do not seem to affect a popular government. The Patrons of popular government are either Separatists or Semi-separatists, and they are the same people as Prelacy. When they take upon them to censure, it is necessary for them to give righteous judgement. The changed political situation allowed <mask>'s son <mask> to return to England, where he was admitted to the College of Physicians in 1640 With the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642, his career blossomed at Cambridge, inside the area controlled by Parliament.Parliament demanded that he sign the Solemn League and Covenant in order to cement its alliance with the Scottish Covenanters. Elizabeth Cromwell is the cousin

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texts: of a minor Roundhead commander. <mask> continued to tend his flock and write for the market for English Puritan literature while he was in Amsterdam. A Demonstration of Family Duties, a guide for Puritan parents that portrayed the family as a mutually sustaining community sharing a regulated common life, was published in 1643. They should use the means that God has given them for the benefit of one another. The best times for family members to take part in religious exercises would be in the morning and evening. The very regularity of the daily round allowed the head of the family to bring in some godly brethren and christian neighbours for the more solemn performance of religious duties together.Paget was aware of overtures from Shrewsbury. The Parliamentarians took control of the town after a daring operation by a Dutch professional soldier on 21 February. Royalist and Laudian clergy were removed from the town and the surrounding areas. The centre of interest in Amsterdam was probably Julines Herring, who was invited back by <mask>, the merchant and former bailiff who had first introduced him to Shrewsbury around 1617. The summer of 1645 saw the deaths of both Rowley and Herring. It was then that attention turned to Paget. "For this was now become the mode of appointment, when the congregation of St Chad's Church elected him as their minister, some time in 1646," Owen and Blakeway wrote in their History of Shrewsbury.The first royalist governor was Sir Francis Ottley. The Act of 16 December 1642 ordered the removal of the livings of those

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texts: who joined the king's army and he seems to have been treated as a prisoner of war. <mask> was working at St Chad's by the 4th of November. Paget lost a daughter in his early years at Chad's, and she was buried on 15 May 1648. The honorific "Saint" was no longer being used in the name of the church, in line with Puritan practice, which allowed it only for New Testament personages, or sometimes just for the Twelve Apostles. Chad's was a demanding parish. It was an important collegiate church in the Middle Ages, with a Dean and chapter, and still had a large parish.Even in normal times, the birth, marriage and death rites involve a lot of work. Between 21 and 28 March 1647, Paget must have conducted 11 baptisms, 7 funerals, and a flood in April. Even in a time of war and violence, a woman was burned in the quorell for poysong her husband in December. In normal times, there were many drowns in the River Severn. The church of Julian was only occasionally provided with preachers for many decades. After being forced out with the other Puritan clergy, Richard Lee refocused his efforts in Wolverhampton, where he had made his name in the Puritan opposition at St Peter's Collegiate Church. The minister of Chad's was the only regular incumbent since 1609.The Presbyteries Parliament ordered 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476


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texts: 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 There was a complete system of six classes in Shropshire. It was one of eight counties that tried to implement a full Presbyterian polity. The scheme is recorded in a document entitled The Severall Divisions and Persons for Classicall Presbyteries in the County of Salop. "Cedds parish," the rendering used for Chad's, was allocated to the First Classis, along with the other Shrewsbury parishes and the surrounding rural parishes, and Paget was named as one of the eight ministers or teaching elders of the classis. Barbara Coulton writes that Paget was the oldest and most experienced of the classis ministers in the town. The pastor at Mary's and the incumbent of Alkmund's were both Puritans but younger than Paget.Richard Pigot, the head of Northwich School when <mask> was a student, was one of the lay elders. The military governor of the town was Humphrey Mackworth. Mackworth was one of Paget's parishioners and had a history of involvement in ecclesiastical politics stretching back to the 1620s, when he opposed Peter Studley, the Laudian vicar of St Chad's and refused to kneel for communion. For most of the county it never took effect,


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texts: despite the fact that the scheme was well thought-out. After the hundred it occupied, the Fourth orWhitchurch Classis became fully operational, ordaining 63 ministers over the twelve years of its existence. Paget seems to have been a close ally of Mackworth as he began to follow a very different path. There are signs of division in Shropshire.The Independents in the New Model Army began to put pressure on Parliament for a more radical turn after the king was implicated in the outbreak of the Second English Civil War. A Testimony of the Ministers in the Province of Salop to the Truth of Jesus Christ and to the Solemn League and Covenant was signed by fifty-seven ministers after seeing the threat. The London province received this for the attention of Parliament. <mask> was the only one who signed it. <mask>'s position on Presbyterianism had been public for so long that this must have been a surprise. It was only the beginning. After Pride's Purge removed the moderate Presbyterian majority from the Rump Parliament, Mackworth and his officers petitioned Parliament to bring the king to justice.He supported the establishment of a republican regime. <mask> had close relations with his chief parishioner and had family links to Oliver Cromwell, who set the pace politically. A Religious Scrutiny, justifying the regicide, was published under the name "Theophilus Philopatrus". The Law and Minde of God, touching the capital punishment of the polluting and crying sin of wilful murder, whosoever is the committer of it, may not be looked upon as one to be


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texts: put to death. He said that the Valley of Achor was given for a door of hope. The example of Achar, who was stoned to death for disobeying God, was evoked by a biblically literate Puritan. The implication is that regicide restored the Covenant between God and England.Paget was at odds with his neighbours when Parliament prescribed a new oath of loyalty to the state for all ministers of religion. In 1650, the Oath of Engagement ran, "I do declare and promise, that I will be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, as it is now established, without a King or House of Lords." The Solemn League and Covenant had envisioned a Presbyterian national church headed by a sympathetic monarch. Both of them used their pulpits to reject the Engagement and refuse to subscribe. Mackworth denied permission to Sir Robert Harley to settle in Shrewsbury because he refused the engagement. The revised edition of <mask>'s pamphlet supports the new republican order. He expressed an entirely unsentimental and purely instrumental view of the Solemn League and Covenant, which had played an important part in the lives of Presbyterians who had lived through the Civil War.He maintained that the oaths were designed to protect the Common-wealth of England. The best way to organize the Church was through a Presbyterian polity. It was noted in London that the rival ministers of Shrewsbury preached against policies for months. In March 1650, the Keeper of the Great Seal and a friend of Mackworth, wrote from Shrewsbury that the ministers preach against the present


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texts: government and to encourage the people to sedition and to rise for their king. There was a mock fast kept in one of the churches on the day of the public fast and two sermons preached in the other two churches to disturb the fast. "Letters that the plague was broken out in Shrewsbury" was Whitelocke's note in July. A marginal note in Chad's register shows that the outbreak of bubonic plague began a month earlier.The beginning of the plaige was in Shrowsbure on June 12 of 1650. This was followed by an entry about the death of a Irishman. Many of the deaths in Chad's parish register took place in the pest-house. The summer months have a peak with 76 in August and a decline in the winter with two plague deaths in January 1651. The plague reached its most lethal stage as pressure from the government peaked. Mackworth was ordered by the Council of State to "turn out of his garrison all such persons as, either in the pulpit or elsewhere, by seditious words attempt to stir up sedition and uproar among the people." The Council ordered Mackworth to detain the two men and to "examine them as to their former and late offenses."The two dissident ministers were forced to leave the town. <mask> was the sole minister in the center of the town. Whitelocke noted as early as December 1650 that the markets were full and that normal life was resumed fairly quickly. In August 1651, there was an emergency as the Third English Civil War approached its final stage. The Scottish army of Charles II of Scotland camped a few miles away at Tong, when the king sent a


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texts: summons to colonel Mackworth, governor of Shrewsbury, inviting him to surrender that garrison to him, but the governor returned him a peremptory denial. After the king's army moved on, there was no incumbent at Alkmund's until January 1653, when Francis Tallents was installed. <mask>, Heath and Tallents were appointed as ministers "assistant" to the Commissioners who were given the power to remove "insufficient or negligent ministers and schoolmasters."The Commissioners ejected six of them over the next two years. Paget's local supremacy was undermined by changes in the balance of power. Mackworth was a member of the Protector's Council in London and died at the end of the year. The younger Humphrey Mackworth did not have the same power as his father. <mask>, a leading local Presbyterian, was brought to the fore by the Independent James Berry under the Rule of the Major-Generals. Hunt was on good terms with Richard Baxter and they explored ways of opening up the pulpits to fresh preachers. John Bryan was having a hard time with a conservative congregation at Holy Cross, which was located to the east of the town.Henry Newcome was going to be brought to Shrewsbury. Improvements to the church as well as a direct approach to Newcome were made by the congregation in order to secure one of these fresh voices. The ultimate target was Paget's parish. If God wants you to succeed Mr. Paget, they want you to take up about £100 per annum for a while. Paget was seen by Newcome as a major obstacle to his acceptance in the town. If I wanted to succeed Mr.

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title: Thomas Paget (Puritan minister)

texts: Paget, I would have to go to another church, because he is too quiet. I was troubled how to carry things when I was there because of the indiscretion of some honest men.Although he was not sure he really resented Newcome, he wrote to him acknowledging that Paget was a difficult man. Mr. Bryan is in danger of being removed, as they tell me, and Mr. Paget is not long for this world. He had not found Paget as fearsome as he had thought. I tried to get Newcome as a minister, but nothing came of it. Stockport <mask> left Chad's for a better job. The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, John Bradshaw, was reinstated after the death of Oliver Cromwell's son, Richard Cromwell. Bradshaw presented Paget with the rectory of Mary's Church, Stockport, which was one of the livings at his disposal.Paget lost Chad's as soon as he accepted Stockport. There is a marginal note in Chad's parish register. The next lord's day was by the whole parish. The relationship between Newcome and Paget must have been friendly, as Newcome preached every Friday afternoon until the Great Ejection of 1662. Newcome and Heyricke were able to visit Paget socially, sitting in the rectory at Stockport to hear the old man reminisce about the resistance to Bishop Morton. Paget didn't survive long in his new post. He was spared the Ejection because he lived to see the restoration of the monarchy.As his successor, Henry Warren, was instituted on September 21, 1660, it seems likely that he resigned some time before his death. Death Paget died in October 1660. His will stated that his


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texts: property was left to his two sons, Nathan and <mask>. Paget's "cousin" <mask> was nominated as supervisor of the will. Paget married twice. <mask> and Margery Gouldsmith were married in April of 1613 and Goldsmith died in 1628. This marriage produced at least four known children, including <mask>, a noted physician, who married Elizabeth Cromwell, and was a close friend of John Milton.The poet's third wife was Elizabeth Minshull, who was introduced to him by his cousin. There is a woman named Dorothy Elizabeth. The name of Paget's second wife is unknown. There are at least three children of the marriage. <mask> is a minister. He was the clerk of the school when he was born. John died as a child in 1646.He was buried in 1648. The year of birth of <mask> is uncertain, but he was an English Puritan and

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title: Charles Edward Merriam

texts: The founder of the behavioral approach to political science was <mask>., who was an American professor of political science at the University of Chicago. He was called "one of the outstanding political scientists in the country" by The New York Times. <mask> was born in Hopkinton, Iowa, on November 15, 1874. Scottish immigrants settled in Massachusetts in 1638. The father served with the 12th Iowa Infantry in the American Civil War. <mask> and Margaret were married in 1868. The president of the school board in Hopkinton was the owner of a dry goods store.John C<mask> was <mask>.'s older brother and he had a younger sister. There was a public school in Hopkinton. He received his Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Iowa in 1895 after graduating from Lenox College in 1893. He received a master's degree in 1897 and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1900. He completed his PhD while in Paris and Berlin. Frank Johnson Goodnow, Otto von Gierke, and James Harvey Robinson were his political mentors. He married a New York woman in 1900.<mask> was the first member of the political science faculty at the University of Chicago. He wrote A History of American Political Theories in 1903, an analysis of American political movements which supported the emerging Progressive movement. He moved up quickly in the department, reached the rank of full Professor in 1911, and served as chairman of the department of political science from 1911 until his retirement. He was the chairman of the College of Commerce and Administration from 1907 to 1911. The discipline of political science in the United States was influenced by Merriam. <mask>'s hand can be seen in virtually every facet of modern political science according to two political scientists. According to an assessment by another political scientist in 2008, "As much as any single scholar during this period, Merriam set the standard for how American democracy should be studied within the academy."The political scientist Gabriel Almond said that the Chicago school was the founding influence in the history of

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texts: political science. Even though he had no training in mathematics or statistics, he founded the behavioralistic approach to political science and was a leading advocate of the use of data and quantitative analysis in the practice of political science. The political science advocated by Merriam was a "practical" political science aimed at creating a more harmonious, democratic, and pluralistic society. He saw social scientists as technical advisors to society's political leaders. The administration of political science in academia was influenced by Merriam. He assembled a faculty that represented some of the best scholars of the day, and he and the faculty produced some of the best political scientists of the next generation, creating a department that dominated the discipline for 30 years. The department's structure, personnel, and reputation largely did not survive his retirement in 1940.The first social science interdisciplinary research institute in the United States was established because of his push to move away from European-style theoretical discussion and into actual research. Private grants and foundation money were used as a means of funding this research. According to Harold Lasswell, <mask> promoted the use of psychology and political science concepts. He was a critic of the states system. The states system was a problem for cities because the state governments didn't allow the cities to govern themselves. In 1906, he was a member of the Chicago City Charter Convention. He was commissioned by the City Club of Chicago in 1906 to study Chicago's tax system, and later served as a vice president of that influential organization.The success of his 1903 textbook helped him win a seat on the Chicago City Council in the 7th Ward. He was a member of theCrime and Finance committee as well as theCity Expenditures, Harbor, and Waste commission. He became acquainted with Frederic Delano, uncle of Franklin D. Roosevelt, while serving on the Harbor Commission. He ran unsuccessfully as a Republican for Mayor of Chicago. Harold Ickes was his campaign


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texts: manager. Although he won the Republican primary by a wide margin, he narrowly lost the general election to Carter Harrison Jr. He ran for Theodore Roosevelt under the "Bull Moose" ticket.He was an Independent from 1913 to 1917. In 1916, he established the Bureau of Public Efficiency, a private organization which helped establish many quasi-public corporations and the Chicago Park District. In 1917, he lost his bid for re-election as a alderman after being defeated in the Republican primary. He lost the Republican primary for mayor in 1919 to William Hale Thompson. An advisor to several presidents, <mask> E<mask> had a lengthy career in federal service. The Commission on Economy and Efficiency, a body established under the authority of the Civil Appropriations Act of 1910 to study the administration of the executive branch, offered him a seat, but he declined. The United States International Trade Commission was formed in 1917 after President Wilson asked him to serve on it.During World War I, the 43-year-old <mask> joined the US Army Signal Corps, was commissioned a captain, and served on the federal government's Aviation Examining Board for the Chicago region. The federal government created the Committee on Public Information to influence US public opinion and encourage American participation in World War I. He was the American High Commissioner for Public Information in Rome, Italy, from April to September 1918. His goal was to undermine support for socialist and communist political parties by encouraging the Italian public to keep Italy in the war on the Allied side. Rockefeller Foundation money may have been used to convince Mussolini to support the war. After just six months in Rome, he was sent back to the US after clashing with the US ambassador and embassy staff. He did not say what his views had changed, but he said he was deeply shaken by his experiences in Italy.He had an extramarital affair while overseas which led to problems in his marriage. Merriam coordinated and edited a series of comparative studies by political scientists on the

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texts: use of expertise in policy making, civic education, and public opinion. The Making of Citizens (1934), a contribution to the series, was highly laudatory of Soviet Russia, Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy's use of these tools to strengthen the sense of national purpose and achieve policy goals. He felt that a more scientific approach would avoid the messianism that these regimes relied on. The Local Community Research Committee was founded in 1923 with money from the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation. He served as the first president of the Social Science Research Council after getting a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. The Public Administration Clearing House was founded in 1929 with a grant from the Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation.The American Political Science Association was founded in 1925. He wrote the book New Aspects of Politics in order to find solutions to pressing social issues. President Herbert Hoover's President's Research Committee on Social Trends (PRCST) was chaired by <mask>, who returned to government service in 1929. The PRCST changed the direction and use of social science research in the United States. He was able to continue his service in the nation's capital because of his relationship with Ickes. He was considered the country's most influential political scientist during the Great Depression. The most influential member of the National Planning Board was appointed by Harold Ickes in July 1933.He helped draft proposals for a welfare state. Although President Roosevelt approved of the plans and proposed to implement them in his " Four Freedoms" speech, they were never adopted because they were not politically viable. The Commission of Inquiry on Public Service Personnel was established in 1934 by the Social Science Research Council to research, analyze, and make proposals regarding the federal civil service and civil service reform. The Commission's research director was Luther Gulick, who was funded by the Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation. Several important proposals regarding civil service


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texts: reform were made by the group. Many of its civil service reform proposals were adopted by several states. The National Planning Board's proposals depended on the administrative capacity of the executive branch to push for the recommended policies.The structure and functions of the executive should be studied by a commission. Roosevelt was very open to the idea. The National Industrial Recovery Act, a key legislative accomplishment of the New Deal, was struck down by the Supreme Court. The committee's report could be written in such a way as to justify the president's reorganization goals while couching them in the neutral language of academic research, if the president established a committee to review the administration of the executive branch. On March 22, 1936, Roosevelt established the Committee on Administrative Management and charged it with developing proposals for reorganizing the executive branch. Luther Gulick and Louis Brownlow were part of the committee. The report was released on January 10, 1937.Significant expansion of the presidential staff, integration of managerial agencies into a single presidential office, expansion of the merit system, and integration of all independent agencies into existing Cabinet departments were some of the recommendations made in the committee's report. <mask> retired from the University of Chicago at the age of 66. He was the last director of the Lucy Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Fund, which merged with the Rockefeller Foundation in 1949. On January 8, 1953, <mask> died at a hospital in Rockville, Maryland, after a long illness. His daughters and sons were by his side. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The <mask> E. Merriam Award for Outstanding Public Policy Research is given by the University of Illinois.He was a prolific author. A History of American Political Theories is one of his more notable works. MacMillan was born in New York in 1903. The American Party System is an introduction to the study of political parties. MacMillan was born in New York. There are causes and methods of

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texts: written by Roger L. Geiger. The transaction took place in New Brunswick, N.J. Albert Z. Guttenberg. Essays on the origins and ends of American planning thought can be found in The Language of Planning. The University of Illinois Press was published in 1993. David A. Hollinger. Studies in Mid-Twentieth-Century American Intellectual History include science, Jews, and Secular Culture.The Princeton University Press was published in 1996. Karl and Barry Dean. The Genesis of Administrative Management is a book about reorganization and reform in the New Deal. Harvard University Press was published in 1963. Karl and Barry Dean. The standard biography of Klausen, Jytte is <mask><mask> and the study of politics. War and Welfare: Europe and the United States from 1945 to the present.New York: Palgrave Macmillan. James T. and Richard Wrightman were authors. A companion to American thought. Blackwell was in Oxford in 1995. Maisel is named after Louis Sandy. Changes in American parties and campaigns are being responded to. Westview Press was in Boulder, Colo.Manning, Martin. There is a Historical Dictionary of American Propaganda. The book was published in 2004. Mark is the author of Preserving the Living Past: John C<mask>'s Legacy in the State and National Parks. The University of California Press was published in 2005. John F. History of Delaware County, Iowa and its people. Chicago: S.J.The bar is called the Clarke Pub. Co., 1914. Milkis wrote The New Deal and the Triumph of Liberalism. There is a town in Massachusetts. The University of Massachusetts Press was published in 2002. Reorganization Commissions in the 20th Century was written by Ronald C. Administrative Renewal. The city of Lanham, Md.The University Press of America was published in 2003 They were Richard G. and Junn. What makes students learn? Yale University Press was published in 2005. There are 1,032,000 grants by the Spelman Fund. The New York Times. April 17, 1947.Oren, Ido. America's Rivalries and the Making of Political Science: Our Enemies and U.S. Cornell University Press was published

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texts: in Ithaca, N.Y. The introduction to the transaction edition was written by Sidney A., Jr. A History of American Political Theories was written by Charles E. Transaction Publishers is located in New Brunswick, N.J. Partisans and Progressives: Private Interest and Public Policy in Illinois was written by Thomas R. Pegram.The University of Illinois Press was published in 1992. Pope, <mask>; <mask>, <mask>; Gildersome-Dickinson, C.E. They were joined by <mask>, James Sheldon. The "Genealogical Memoranda" of <mask> <mask> is included in the genealogy of England and America. The Pope was in Boston in 1906. Roy Porter. The history of science in Cambridge.Cambridge University Press was in New York. The President has a commission on economy and efficiency. There is a political science review. The month of November 1911. The president ordered a survey to cut new deal activity. The New York Times. March 23, 1936.The National Resources Planning Board had records from 1931 to 1943. Group 187. The National Archives of the United States has a guide to Federal Records. It was compiled by Robert B. Matchette. The National Archives and Records Administration is located in Washington, D.C. Reagan is the author of Designing a New America: The Origin of New Deal Planning. There is a town in Massachusetts.The University of Massachusetts Press was published in 2000. Joan Roelofs. Public policy and foundations are related. The State University of New York Press was published in 2003 Rossini, Daniela. The American myth in Italy is Culture, Diplomacy, and War Propaganda. The Harvard University Press is in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Blair A Ruble. Chicago, Silver Age Moscow, and Meiji Osaka are examples of the second metropolis. Cambridge University Press was in New York. The name is Andrew. After Watergate, there was a new Imperial Presidency. The University of Michigan Press was published in 2005. They were Rudolph, Lloyd I., and Rudolph, Susanne Hoeber.Making U.S. foreign policy toward South Asia involves regional impedances and the imperial presidency. The Concept Pub is

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texts: in New Delhi. Co., 2008. June Skinner. Biographies of 250 famous Chicagoans. The Loyola University Press was in Chicago. The 1916 Tariff Commission: Democrats' Use of Expert Information to Constrain Republican Tariff Protection was written by Karen E. Schnietz.Business and economic history. In the fall of 1994. <mask>. Disenchanted Realists: Political Science and the American Crisis was written by Raymond and Harpham. State University of New York Press was published in 1985. "The Brownlow Committee." There is a dictionary of public policy and administration. The ed. was written by Jay M. Shafritz.Westview Press was in Boulder, Colo. Dean R. Behavioral and Social Science: Fifty Years of Discovery was written by Neil J. Smelser and Dean R. Gerstein. The National Academy Press was published in 1986. The American debate over objectivity and purpose, 1918–1941, was written by Mark C. Smith. Duke University Press was published in 1994. The fund aid of $657,800 was listed. The New York Times.December 28, 1949. James L. Sundquist wrote The Decline and Resurgence of Congress. The institute was in Washington, D.C. Ronald Grigor, Suny. The history of Russia was written in Cambridge. There is a new edition of Vol. The 20th century.Cambridge University Press was published in 2006 The United States Army. The Iowa Infantry Regiment was formed in the late 19th century. There is a reunion of Twelfth Iowa vets. There is a new edition of Vol. There is an infantry. The city of Dubuque, Ia.The army was formed in 1903. The U.S. President has a committee on administrative management. The report of the committee. The Government Printing Office was in Washington, D.C. Glenn H. and Charles. A Dictionary of American Political Scientists. The Greenwood Press was published in 2002.There are external links to <mask><mask>. The University of Chicago has a faculty. The University of Chicago. Photographs and biographies of "<mask> <mask>." There is a burial record at Arlington National Cemetery. There is a guide to the Charles E<mask> Papers at the University of Chicago Special

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title: Bertina Lopes

texts: The Italian painter and sculptor, <mask>, died on February 10, 2012 at the age of 93. There is a deep African sensibility with saturated colors and bold compositions of mask-like figures and geometric forms in <mask>' work. She highlighted the social criticism and nationalistic fervour that influenced other artists of her time. On July 11, 1924, <mask> was born to an African mother and a Portuguese father, who was a fieldworker. She moved to Lisbon after her second year of senior high school to complete secondary school, where she studied painting and sculpture and earned a degree. She met artists such as Carlos Botelho, Costa Pinheiro, Jlio Pomar and Nuno Sampayo. She married a poet named Virgilio de Lemos and had twin sons.<mask> taught artistic drawing for nine years. She was appreciated for her innovative teaching skills, but they would occasionally conflict with the school ruling system. In 1955 de Lemos was accused of defaming the Portuguese flag by publishing an anti-colonial poem. He was arrested for subversion after joining the Resistance. A subject that would often recur in her art was her sympathy for the weak and impoverished fringes of the population. Her artwork and personal ideology became influenced by cultural nationalism during this time. The mural "Pavilho da Evocao Histrica" was inaugurated on the occasion of an official visit of the president of the country.She was nominated for president of the "Ncleo de Arte" of Maputo and vice president of the "Direco" of "Ncleo de Arte" three years later. Due to her association with de Lemos, she was forced to leave

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