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texts: He ran the company from 1957 until his death in 1990 and was an American business manager and owner. He was known for his art collection and close ties to the Soviet Union. <mask> cultivated a wide network of friends and associates because of his business interests around the world. Rose Lipschitz and <mask> were the parents of <mask>, who was born in New York City. His father ran a general medical practice and five drugstores in the Bronx after coming to the United States from the Russian Empire in 1875. After the Russian Revolution, a part of the Socialist Labor Party of America (SLP) under Julius' leadership split off to become a founding element of the Communist Party USA. <mask> was assigned to generate support for the Russian Soviet Government Bureau and funded the Soviet Russian Bureau by money laundered from illegal sales of smuggled diamonds through his company Allied Drug.Both <mask> and Heller traveled extensively across the United States to stop the embargo of Soviet Russia and to increase United States trade with Soviet Russia in order to improve the image of Bolsheviks who were overwhelmingly despised by American socialists. <mask> used his Allied Drug and Chemical as a front to smuggle items and materials between the United States and Soviet Russia. After the police raid of the Soviet Russian Government Bureau on June 12, 1919, Ludwig Martens went underground and hid at <mask>'s home. On December 18, 1920, Martens was deported and returned to Russia. <mask> said his father named him after a character in the novel La Dame aux camélias. <mask> was named after the "arm and hammer" graphic symbol of the SLP, in which his father had a leadership role, according to other sources. <mask> confirmed the origin of his given name late in his life.Julius was put under federal watch because of his socialist and communist activities. The Russian wife of a former tsarist diplomat was seen entering Julius's medical office by federal agents on July 5, 1919. A woman who had accumulated a life threatening history of

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texts: miscarriages, abortions, and poor health was pregnant and wanted to end her pregnancy. In the midst of a great flu epidemic, a surgical procedure took place. Six days after the abortion, the woman died of pneumonia. A Bronx County grand jury indicted <mask> for manslaughter four weeks after her death. A criminal prosecutor convinced a jury that <mask> had let his patient die like a dog and that he was trying to cover up his crime.<mask> was sentenced to three and a half years in Sing Sing prison in 1920. While most historians agree that Julius had performed the abortion, an opposing position has been put forward by an author. According to the book Dossier: The Secret History of <mask>, he was a medical student and not his father who performed the abortion. Bettye Murphy had been <mask>'s mistress. The legal strategy was that Julius did not deny that an abortion had been performed, but insisted that it had been medically necessary and that a licensed doctor would be more convincing in presenting that argument. After the Soviet Russian Government Bureau closed, Allied Drug's activities between the United States and Soviet Russia ceased, which caused Allied Drug to gain enormous debts from storing large amounts of items in warehouses in New York and Riga. In March 1921, Ludwig Martens sent a letter from Moscow to <mask>, who was imprisoned at Sing Sing until 1924, granting his Allied Drug and Chemical concessions for trade with Soviet Russia and requesting an Allied Drug representative to be present in Soviet Russia.<mask> and his brothers took Allied Drug to new heights when they were able to resell equipment they had bought at depressed prices after World War I. <mask>'s first business success was in 1919, when he manufacturing and selling a ginger extract which contained high levels of alcohol. The company had $1 million in sales that year. Julius had a family envoy in the Soviet Union who was unable to speak any Russian. For the next 10 years, <mask> traveled back and forth from the Soviet Union. <mask> went to

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texts: the Soviet Union in 1921 while waiting for his internship to start. He enjoyed being referred to as "Dr." even though his career in medicine was cut short."<mask>." Since the 1921 trip, <mask>'s intentions have been debated. He claimed that he intended to recover $150,000 in debts for drugs shipped during the Allied intervention, but was moved by a capitalistic and philanthropic interest in selling wheat to the Russians. <mask> stated in his application that he intended to only visit western Europe. <mask> was allowed to travel despite the Justice Department knowing this was false. The twenty six year old Hoover, who was the Justice Department's expert on subversives, was tipped off that <mask> was a courier for the COMINTERN and ensured that foreign intelligence agencies were notified of his travels. He was watched by the U.S. government for the rest of his life.<mask> and his brother Victor started a business exporting pharmaceuticals to the Soviet Union after <mask> left medical school. He left New York on his first trip to Soviet Russia as Allied Drug's representative on July 5, 1921, after the blockade of Soviet Russia ended. <mask> was given a package to deliver to Ludwig by the United States attorney who supported Soviet Russia's best interests in the United States and who was in the same building as the former Soviet Russian Government Bureau. The Chekists were allowed to take control of Allied Drug and Chemical by <mask>. In the 1960s and 1970s, he tape- recorded his payoffs, which were exposed later in the 1960s and 1970s. After returning to the United States, <mask> stated that he had been granted a concession to mine for 25 years in Soviet Russia. According to <mask>, on his initial trip, he took $60,000 in medical supplies to aid in a typhus epidemic and made a deal with Lenin for furs, caviar and jewelry expropriated by the Soviet state.He moved to the USSR in the 1920s to run his large business manufacturing and exporting pens and pencils. According to Alexander Barmine, who was assigned by the

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texts: Central Committee to run the Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga company to compete with Hammer, the stationery concession to produce such items in the Soviet Union was actually granted to <mask>. According to Barmine, the party spent five million gold rubles on stationery supplies made in factories controlled by <mask> and other concessionaires. The Soviets were able to duplicate certain items, such as typewriter parts and pens, but were never able to match the quality of <mask>'s pencils, so that concession became permanent, according to Barmine. <mask> was in the Soviet Union until 1930. <mask> was given some eggs by the Soviets in the United States. The artifacts were questioned about their authenticity.According to Géza von Habsburg, <mask>'s brother <mask> stated that Stalin's trade commissar Anastas Mikoyan gave him tools to sell fakes, and that he ran a New York sale that made several million dollars. <mask>'s "extensive involvement with Russia" was discussed in Joseph Finder's 1983 book, Red Carpet. According to Dossier: The Secret History of <mask>, <mask> was a virtual spy for the Soviet Union. <mask> invested in various U.S. oil production efforts after returning to the U.S. He gained enormous wealth through his United Distillers of America, which was established in 1933. Hammer Cooperage Corporation changed its name to United Distillers of America. The first United States made potatoes-based spirit, which was a vodka, was produced by Hammer's American Distilling Co.<mask> bought the damaged 78th floor of the Empire State Building and made it the headquarters of his United Distillers of America. He obtained control of the company in the mid-sixties. <mask> was able to break the grip that the major United States domestic producers had on the price of oil because of his stake in Libya. Arthur Andersen was an auditor. <mask> was described as a pioneer in the synfuels boom. Despite the Cold War, he continued to do business with the Soviet Union. He worked for peace between the United States and the Communist countries of

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texts: the world, as well as ferrying physicians and supplies into the Soviet Union to help Chernobyl survivors.<mask> was a go-between for five Soviet General Secretaries and seven U.S. General Secretaries. Presidents. <mask>'s personal ambassador and expediter was called Mike or Michael or Brooke, who was an English-Russian translator. The first Pugwash conference was held in July of 1957 and Bruk was a technical translator. "Mike's KGB" was said by <mask>. Tower International was taken over by <mask> in 1969 in exchange for Hammer's oil company taking over Tower International's debts and getting 45% of Tower International's future profits. In April 1973, Hammer signed a twenty year agreement with the Soviet Union in which Hammer's firms would export to the Soviet Union and later Russia.<mask>'s 100th birthday is in 1998. The United States port through which this trade took place was the Port of Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Florida. The opening of the port and the plants near the former location of Grigorievka was the beginning of the deal. The Small Adzhalyk Estuary is where Pivdenny is located. The Port of Pivdenny was known as "Grigorievsky" until 1978 and was renamed the Port of Yuzhne in April of 2019. The first trade agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union was negotiated by <mask> and Shriver after Nixon traveled to Moscow for a summit that ended on June 1, 1972. The finance chairman of Nixon's campaign fund was given $46,000 in cash from a numbered bank account in Switzerland by <mask> six weeks prior to Nixon's departure.A total of $100,000 was donated to Nixon's campaign fund by <mask> in September 1972 from the same Swiss bank account. On July 18, 1972, <mask> returned to the United States through London and called Tim Babcock, <mask>'s lobbyist for the Nixon administration, to have him arrange a meeting with Nixon. <mask> supported the Republican Party and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The 1971 law banning political contributions both anonymous and through another person took effect on April 7, 1972, and <mask> gave $46,000 to support Nixon. In September 1972, <mask> made an additional three illegal contributions totaling $54,000 to Richard Nixon's Watergate fund through friends of former Montana Governor Tim Babcock, who was <mask>'s vice president of Occidental Petroleum, after which both <mask> and Babcock plead guilty to charges involving illegal contributions. A $3,000 fine was imposed on <mask>. <mask> was pardoned by George H. W. Bush in August 1989.The <mask> and Gore families are not close to each other in Europe. The coal interests of Occidental were represented for a long time by an attorney. Senator Al Gore, Jr., and others. Gore became the head of the subsidiary Island Creek Coal Company after his election loss in the Senate in 1970. Gore owned shares in the company and was a senator from Tennessee. The shares of Gore, Jr. were criticized by environmentalists when they passed to the estate. When the estate closed, Gore Jr. did not exercise control over the shares.Gore, Jr. sought Tennessee's Senate office under <mask>'s guidance. Gore, Jr. was promised by <mask> that he could become the president of the United States. Gore Jr. sought the Democratic Party presidential nomination in 1988 because of <mask>'s encouragement. He was on the board of directors of the company that manufactured Arm & Hammer products. The Arm & Hammer company's brand name did

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texts: not originate with <mask>. It was used for 31 years before <mask> was born. <mask> admitted that he tried to buy the Arm & Hammer brand as a result of being asked about it.<mask> served as chairman of the President's Cancer Panel from 1984 to 1989 after he was appointed by Ronald Reagan. He announced a campaign to raise $1 billion a year to fight cancer. The middle of three sons was <mask>. He had close relationships with his brothers, Harry and <mask>. He married three times, the first of which was to the daughter of a czarist general. He was married to a woman in 1943. He married the widow of a wealthy man, and they were married until 1989.He had one child with his first wife. <mask> is a businessman and Armie <mask> is an actor. <mask> was buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery across the street from his building on Wilshire Boulevard after he died of bone marrow cancer at the age of 92. The oldest art gallery in America was purchased by Legacy Hammer. He was a collector of art. The UCLA Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, California has a core of his personal donation. He and his brother owned the "Hammer Galleries" in New York City.<mask> supported causes related to education, medicine, and the arts. The United World College of the American West is one of his legacies. <mask> was nominated for the Peace Prize many times, but never won. Forbes magazine estimated his net worth at $200 million in 1986. <mask> made a guest appearance on The Cosby Show in 1988 as the grandfather of a friend of Theo Huxtable's who was suffering from cancer and said that a cure was imminent. The oil rig that exploded killing 167 men was led by <mask>. Many areas on the platform were highlighted in the report.He has been a mentor to one of the Prince's children. Prince Charles wanted to make <mask> Prince William's godfather, but Princess Diana didn't like it. In the 1980s, <mask> gave strong financial support to Prince Charles's projects of nearly 40 million pounds and free use of <mask>'s Boeing 727. In 1975, he was the subject

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texts: of an authorized biography and in 1985 he was the subject of a coffee table book. His art collection was the subject of many publications. <mask> received the Order of Friendship of Peoples from the Soviet Union in 1978 because of his support of both the International Workers and Communist movement. <mask> received many awards by the time of his death, including the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement, the U.S. National Medal of Arts, France's Legion of Honor, Italy's Grand Order of Merit, and Sweden's Royal Order of the Polar StarThere is a list of people pardoned or granted clemency by the president of the United States. The Journal of International Affairs is a journal. 39, no. China in Transition (Winter 1986): 19–25. William Farquhar Payson died in 1982. There are 241 pages. There is a hammer.There is a book in Los Angeles. Neil Lyndon co-authored it. Tom Gainor is the VP of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. The Region published "Hammer: Odyssey of an Entrepreneurs". There are biographies in the John N. Biographical Dictionary of American Business Leaders. H–M. The Greenwood Press was published in 1983.Entrepreneurs and Tycoons. The Remarkable Life of Dr. <mask> is a book by Books Cosidine. New York:Harper & Row, 1975. John Bryson. The world of <mask>. 260 pages. Steve Weinberg.The untold story of <mask>. Boston: Little, Brown, 1989. Carl Blumay. The real <mask> is a dark side of power. New York: Simon & Schuster. Edward Jay. The secret history of <mask> is told in Dossier.Random House in New York. Edward Jay Epstein was interviewed by C-SPAN on January 5, 1997. The Denver Art Museum has a catalog. There are four centuries of masterpieces in the Armand Hammer Collection. An exhibition catalog was published in 1978. There are novels called Triantafyllou, Soti. To The Pencil Factory.Patakis was born in 2000. On occasion of the publication of "Dossier: The Secret History of Armand Hammer", there was an interview with Epstein. The founder of the Hammer Museum was an American of

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title: Jackie Kelso

texts: <mask>. was an American jazz saxophonist, flautist, and clarinetist. Biography Born in Los Angeles, California, <mask> was the eldest child of <mask>. He was studying with Caughey Roberts when he began taking clarinet lessons. He made his professional debut with Jerome Myart at the age of fifteen after being urged to take up the saxophone by a Jefferson High School friend. He was playing at clubs on Central Avenue when he graduated from Jefferson. He played with many people in the 1940s. After training at Camp Robert Smalls, he was stationed with the St Mary's College Pre-Flight School band.He performed in the 1950s with Johnny Otis, Billy Vaughan, Nelson Riddle, Bill Berry, Ray Anthony, and Bob Crosby. Duke Ellington and Burke. He was featured on several fine recordings from that period, including Say Mama, She She Little Sheila and Ac-centu-ate the Positive. He worked as a studio musician between 1964 and 1984 and recorded with a number of musicians. The flute solo in the middle of The Left Banke's 1966 hit, "Walk Away Renee", was probably provided by him. In 1984 he semi-retired from music, but returned to performance in 1995 with the Count Basie Orchestra, where he became a regular in 1998. He changed his name to <mask> that year.He died in Beverly Hills, California, at the age of 90. There are links to 1922 births and 2012 deaths of American flautists and American clarinetists.

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title: Emir Abdelkader

texts: The leader of the Algerian military, known as the Emir <mask> or <mask>, fought against the French in the early 19th century. As an Islamic scholar and Sufi who unexpectedly found himself leading a military campaign, he built up a collection of Algerian tribesmen that for many years successfully held out against one of the most advanced armies in Europe. His consistent regard for what would now be called human rights, especially as regards his Christian opponents, drew widespread admiration, and a crucial intervention to save the Christian community of Damascus from a massacre in 1860 brought honours and awards from around the world. His ability to combine religious and political authority has earned him the title of the "Saint among the Princes, the Prince among the Saints". The name "Abdelkader" is sometimes transliterated as "Abd al-Qdir", "Abd al-Kader", "Abdul Kader" or other variations. The patronymic means "son of Muhieddine". <mask> was born to a religious family near the town of Mascara.His father was a muqaddam in a religious institution affiliated with the Qadiriyya tariqa and claimed descent from Muhammad. Abdelkader had the right to add the patronymic al-Hasani to his name. The center of a thriving community on the banks of the Oued al-Hammam was where he grew up. It was said that he could read and write by the age of five after receiving a traditional and common education in theology, jurisprudence and grammar. Abdelkader was given the title of fi after he memorised the Qur'an by heart at the age of 14. He was a good orator and could impress his peers with his poetry and religious rants. He is well known for his writings about adapting Islamic law to modern society.He and his father traveled to Mecca on the Hajj as a young man. The two spoke at length on different topics. He visited the graves of noted Muslims, such as Abdul Qadir Gilani, who was also called al-Jill in Algeria. His religious enthusiasm was reinforced by this

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texts: experience. He was impressed by the reforms carried out by Muhammad Ali of Egypt. He came back to his homeland a few months before the arrival of the French. In 1830, Algeria was invaded by France, and French domination over Algeria eventually replaced domination by the Ottoman Empire.Due to numerous rebellions in the early 19th century, the Algerians were not able to oppose the French initially. When the French Africa Army arrived in Oran in January 1831, <mask>'s father was asked to lead a resistance campaign against them and he and his son were involved in early attacks below the walls of the city. <mask> came to the fore at this point. At a meeting of the western tribes in the autumn of 1832, he was elected after his father refused the position on the grounds that he was too old. The Great Mosque of Mascara confirmed the appointment five days later. <mask> succeeded in unifying the tribes in the region and reestablishing security within a year through a combination of raids and politics. The local French commander-in-chief saw Abdelkader as the principal representative of the area during peace negotiations, and in 1834 they signed the Desmichels Treaty, which gave near-total control of Oran Province to Abdelkader.For the French, this was a way of establishing peace in the region while also isolating Abdelkader to the west; but his status as a co-signatory also did much to elevate him in the eyes of the Berbers and of the French. He imposed his rule on the tribes of the Médéa after using this treaty as a start. The French high command recalled General Desmichels and replaced him with General Trézel because of the unfavorable terms of the Desmichels Treaty. The French were defeated at the Battle of Macta by <mask>'s tribal warriors. The 1836 Battle of Sikkak was one of the important encounters that the French won under new commanders. General Thomas Robert Bugeaud was authorized to use all means to induce Abd el-Kader to make overtures

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texts: of peace when he was deployed to Algeria in April 1836. The Treaty of Tafna was signed in May of 1836.With the recognition of France's right to imperial sovereignty, this treaty gave even more control to Abdelkader. <mask> was able to extend his reach to the neighboring province of Titteri and beyond. The period of peace following the Treaty of Tafna gave both sides a chance to consolidate a new state with a capital in Tagdemt. He tried to concentrate on his spiritual authority, declining the title of sultan and playing down his political power. The state he created was broadly theocratic, and most positions of authority were held by members of the religious aristocracy. His first military action was to move south. He moved to the valley of the Chelif and Titteri but was resisted by the Bey of Constantine Province.He demanded that the Kouloughlis of Zouatna be punished for supporting the French. His rule extended to the east to Kabylie and south to the border with Morocco by the end of the 18th century. He besieged his capital at An Madhi for six months and eventually destroyed it. <mask>'s ability to find and use good talent regardless of nationality was one of the things that helped him lead his nation. He would hire Jews and Christians to build his nation. One of them was Léon. The army of 2000 men was supported by volunteers from the local tribes.In the interior towns, arsenals, warehouses, and workshops, he placed items to be sold for arms purchases from England. He taught his people the need for austerity, as well as concepts such as nationality and independence, through his frugal living and education. The peace ended when the Duc d'Orléans disobeyed the terms of the Treaty of Tafna and invaded the Iron Gates. The French were colonizing the Plains of Mitidja when Abd al-Qadir attacked them. The French declared war on 18 November. In February 1841, General Thomas Robert Bugeaud returned to Algeria and became the governor-general.

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texts: The promoter of the Treaty of Tafna, Bugeaud, was going to be different this time.<mask>'s approach this time was one of destruction, with the conquest of Algeria the final result. He often signed truces with the French. The western part of Algeria was where he was able to unite the tribes against the French. He was noted for his chivalry and one time he released his French captives because he didn't have enough food to eat. Abdelkader acted as a persuasive orator and demonstrated political and military leadership. His faith in Islam was unquestioned. The resistance was put down by Bugeaud due to the guerilla tactics employed by Abdelkader.<mask> would strike fast and disappear into the terrain with light infantry, but the French increased their mobility. The native population was suppressed and the residents were forced to starve in order to desert their leader. He was forced to wander the interior of the Oran after his fortifications were destroyed. In 1842, he lost control of Tlemcen and his lines of communications were not effective. The French defeated the Moroccans at the Battle of Isly, but he was able to cross the border. He was able to keep up the fight with the French by taking the Sidi Brahim. <mask> was forced to surrender.The rebellion was quelled due to his failure to get support from eastern tribes, as well as a decree from Abd al-Rahman of Morocco banning him from his entire kingdom. Six months after Abdelkader routed the Moroccans and imprisoned them, Abd al-Rahman sent soldiers to destroy his supplies. An assassin was sent to kill Emir <mask>. The assassin threw the dagger to the ground and said: "I was going to strike you, but the sight of you disarmed me." The assassin threw the dagger to the ground and said: "I was going to strike you, but the sight of you disarmed me." I thought I saw the halo of the Prophet on your head. <mask> decided to withdraw from Morocco and enter French territory after he was defeated in all

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texts: three military engagements in the Battle of Agueddin. <mask> surrendered in exchange for the promise that he would be allowed to go to Alexandria or Acre.He commented on his surrender with the words, "And God undoes what my hand has done", which is probably apocryphal. His request was granted, and two days later his surrender was made official to the French Governor-General of Algeria, Henri d'Orléans, Duke of Aumale. After <mask> was shipped to France, the French government refused to allow him to go to the East. Imprisonment and exile Abdelkader and his family and followers were held in France before being transferred to the chteau of Amboise. The Emir's fate became something of a cause in certain circles because of the poor conditions in the castle. Several high-profile figures, including mile de Girardin and Victor Hugo, called for greater clarification over the Emir's situation; future prime minister mile Ollivier carried out a public opinion campaign to raise awareness over his fate. There was international pressure as well.Lord Londonderry wrote to President Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte after visiting <mask>, who he had known during the latter's exile in England. <mask> was already imprisoned when Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte came to power in the Revolution of 1848. <mask>'s cause was one of the policies of the previous regime that he wanted to break. On October 16, 1852, Abdelkader Algeria was released by the President and given an annual pension of 100,000 Swiss Francs. He lived in Bursa, today's Turkey, in the 19th century. The French translation of Rappel  l'intelligent, avis  l'indifférent was published in 1858 under the title of "Reminder to the intelligent, notice to the indifferent". He wrote a book about the horse.'Abd al-Qadir was close to the French intellectual circles and became an active Freemason during his stay in Syria. The lodge of the 'Pyramides' was under the patronage of the Grand Orient of France. He befriended


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texts: Richard and Isabel Burton while in Damascus. The Anti-Christian riots of 1860 in Damascus were caused by Abdelkader's knowledge of Sufism and skill with languages. When violence broke out, Abdelkader sheltered large numbers of Christians, including the heads of several foreign consulates as well as religious groups, in the safety of his house. <mask>'s sons were sent into the streets to protect Christians under his protection, and he was said to have played a part in saving them. Reports coming out of Syria as the rioting subsided stressed the prominent role of Abdelkader, and international recognition followed.The Grand Cross of the Légion d'honneur was bestowed on him by the French government, as well as the Star of Magnificence from the Masonic Order of France, the Order of the Medjidie. Great Britain received a gold-inlaid shotgun and a pair of inlaid pistols from Abraham Lincoln. During the first half of the 19th century, France was considered an enemy of the country, but after intervening in favor of Christians, it became a "friend of France". He was welcomed with both official and popular respect when he visited Paris in 1865. During an insurrection in Algeria in 1871, he disowned one of his sons. He wrote Rappel, "Call to the Intelligent, Warning to the Indifferent". <mask> was buried near the great Sufi ibn Arabi in Damascus after he died.His body was recovered in 1965, and is now in a cemetery. The transfer of his remains was controversial as he wanted to be buried in Damascus with his master. From the beginning of his career, <mask> inspired admiration not only from within Algeria, but from Europeans as well. "The generous concern, the tender sympathy, he showed to his prisoners-of-war was almost without parallel in the annals of war", and he was careful to show respect for the private religion of any captives. In 1843, Jean-de-Dieu Soult said that one of the three great men was Abd-el-Kader. The United States has a town named

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texts: after Abdelkader. The town's founding fathers were impressed by his fight against the French and decided to name their new settlement after him.Influenced by 'Abd al-Qadir's thoughts, many of his intellectual descendants played a prominent role in late nineteenth-century Islamic reformism across the Arab World. Many scholars from the circle sought to strengthen Islam with Sufism. They sought the re-evaluation of Sharia through Ijtihad as the best way to fight Muslim stagnation. They critiqued the legal system based on Taqlid. There were figures such as Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi. Oliver Stone, the American film director, announced in 2013 that he would be making a film about the life of the Egyptian ruler, The Emir Abd el-Kader. The Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia offers the Abd el-Kader fellowship.On February 5, 2022, a French sculpture of Algerian hero <mask> <mask> was vandalized in central France. During the presidential election campaign, immigration and Islam have been important issues for some candidates. The Invasion of Algiers in 1830 was the first battle of the Col des Beni Acha. Life of Abd el-Kader: Ex-Sultan of the Arabs of Algeria: written and compiled from his own dictation from other authentic sources was published by Nabu Press. The Algerians are against the French and Internal Consolidation. The New York edition of Holmes & Meier was published in 1977. tienne, Bruno, is the author of A W. Abd el-Kader, 1840.<mask>. The book was published in Paris in 2003 The Life and Times of Emir Abd el-Kader was written by John W. Commander of the Faithful. Monkfish, 2008. There is a person named Marston, who is also known as Elsa. The Compassionate Warrior: Abd El-Kader of Algeria was published in Wisdom Tales. and ed.Alexis de Tocqueville wrote about Empire and Slavery. The University Press of Baltimore. Tom Woerner-Powell. Another Road to Damascus is an approach to the Struggle for Truth

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title: Anna Smith (tennis)

texts: <mask> is a British tennis player. She won 29 doubles titles and five singles titles on the ITF Circuit. Dave Sammel is the coach of <mask> at TeamBath. She started playing tennis at the age of ten after being born to Robert and <mask>. <mask> first competed as a junior in February 2003 and her last junior tournament was in June 2006 in the Wimbledon junior draw. She did not reach the quarterfinals in any other tournaments she played and only reached the final in the junior tournament where she was beaten by Naomi Broady. She won three titles as a junior doubles competitor.She reached two more finals and four more semifinals. She reached a career-high ranking over the three years of her junior career. There were win/loss records of 8–13 in singles and 24–10 in doubles. <mask> played her first professional match in July 2004, after getting a wild card into the $10k tournament in Felixstowe, England. She lost in the final round of qualification to the younger sister of a top-100 player. <mask> lost in the qualification stages of the $10k tournament in Manchester before going to win two matches and qualify for the $10k tournament held there. She lost to Elizabeth Thomas in her first main draw match.She didn't have a world ranking in 2004. <mask> lost in the final round of qualification for the $10k in Porto Santo, Portugal, but was given a chance in the main draw as a lucky loser. She had to withdraw from the quarterfinals after playing well in the tournament. <mask> lost in the first and second rounds of the $10k Wrexham tournament. She claimed her first professional title as she won the doubles with Rebecca Llewellyn. Her final tournament of the year was the $10k event,

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title: Anna Smith (tennis)

texts: where she reached the quarterfinals. She was ranked world No. 1 in 2005.660. <mask> reached the first ITF Circuit semifinal of her career in April of 2006 and the following month she reached the quarterfinals in Bournemouth. She reached the first singles final of her career in August, not dropping a single set. The title match was won by <mask>. <mask> qualified for the quarterfinals in her next tournament. She won her first professional singles title in September at the $10k event inNottingham. <mask> didn't have much success in singles in the rest of the year, though she did win a doubles title.She finished the season with a ranking of world No. There is a person in this picture. In March 2007, <mask> reached the third singles final of her career at a $10k event in Hamilton, New Zealand, where she lost. She reached the semifinals of the $10k event in London before losing to her opponent. They won the doubles in London. <mask> lost to Wong in the final of a $10k tournament. She qualified for and reached the quarterfinals of the $25k event held inNottingham.She lost before the quarterfinals in every tournament she played in the rest of the year. Her end-of-year ranking was world No. 499. <mask> lost in the second round of the Wimbledon Qualifying event after defeating Julie Coin of France, despite winning one match. She won the second title of her career at the $10k event in London. She defeated Rebecca Marino in the final. In Limoges, France, she reached the semifinals of a $10k event.She reached the quarterfinals of a $50k home event in Barnstaple before losing to Lina Stanit. Her year-end ranking was 373. <mask>'s season did not start well. She won only one match out

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title: Anna Smith (tennis)

texts: of her first eleven before going on to win the $10k title in Felixstowe in July. In her next tournament, a $10k in Frinton, she came up against her opponent in the semifinals but was defeated in straight sets. She lost to Sofia Shapatava in the quarterfinals in Koksijde. At the end of 2009, her singles ranking had fallen to No.437. <mask> won her first title with Nicole Melichar in Nuremberg. <mask> was selected for the Fed Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group I matches. They won both of their dead pool rubbers against Portugal and Estonia. With Great Britain in the play offs, Johanna Konta and Heather Watson won their singles matches against Hungary, Great Britain progressed to the World Group II Play-offs, and the doubles match was not played. Tennis career finals Doubles: 6 (1 title, 5 runner-ups) WTA 125 tournament finals Doubles: 1

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title: Paolo Rossi

texts: <mask> was an Italian professional footballer who played as a forward. He led Italy to the 1982 World Cup title, scoring six goals to win the Golden Boot as top scorer, and the Golden Ball for the player of the tournament. The only Europeans to have won all three awards at a World Cup are Mario Kempes in 1978 and Garrincha in 1962. The only player in history to win the Ballon d'Or, the European Footballer of the Year, four times in a single year, was <mask>. He is Italy's top scorer in World Cup history with nine goals. He was a prolific scorer for Vicenza. In 1976, he was a part of a world record transfer fee.Vicenza was the top scorer in Serie B in 1977 and led his team to promotion to Serie A. In the following season, he scored 24 goals to become the first player to top the scoring charts in both seasons. In 1981 he made his debut for the Bianconeri and went on to win two titles, the Coppa Italia and the European Cup. In 2004, Pelé, one of the greatest living football players of all time, named <mask> one of the Top 125 greatest living football players. In the same year, he placed 12th in the Golden Jubilee Poll. He worked as a pundit for Sky, Mediaset Premium, and Rai Sport after he retired from football. In the area of Santa Lucia, <mask> was born.Although he was a member of the squad during the 1972– 73 season, he made his debut in professional Italian football in 1973, winning a runners-up medal in the Intercontinental Cup. During his first few seasons, he was prone to injury and scored no goals. After three operations on his knees, he was later sent to gain

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title: Paolo Rossi

texts: experience with Como, where he made his Serie A debut during the 1975–76 season, initially playing as a right winger, where his small build would not be a problem; he made six Serie A appearances for the club, Vicenza Calcio engaged him on loan, which was a turning point in his career. He was moved from the wing to the centre of the attack because of injuries to the centre-forward. In his first year in this more advanced position, <mask> won the Serie B Golden Boot with 21 goals, showing a tremendous knack for getting open in the box and scoring. Vicenza was promoted to the second group stage of the Coppa Italia in the 1976–77.In the 1977–78 season, he scored 24 goals to become the first player to top the scoring charts in both Serie A and B in the same season. He was selected by the Italian national team's manager for the 1978 World Cup due to his performances. Bearzot gave his Italy debut on December 21, 1977 in a 1–0 away win over Belgium. During the 1978 World Cup, he gained international fame as one of the world's best strikers. When he was playing for Italy, he would sometimes switch positions with the two other forwards, going to his original right wing position. Franco Causio, a two-footed player, would go left, while Roberto Bettega, a tall player, would go to the center. Italy showed an entertaining offensive style of play in the tournament as a result of this simple stratagem, which was made possible by the technical quality of all three players.Italy finished in fourth place in the World Cup with four goals and four assists from <mask>. He collected the Silver

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title: Paolo Rossi

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals After Italy defeated Argentina 2–1, thanks in part to the defensive work of Claudio Gentile and GaetanoScirea who shut down the young Argentine star Diego Maradona, <mask> scored a hat-trick to defeat Brazil 3–2 to qualify for the semi-finals.In the 1982 World Cup final, Italy won the match against Poland for the second year in a row, thanks to two goals from <mask>. In the final against West Germany, <mask> scored the first of Italy's three goals, from an indirect set-piece assist from Gentile, helping Italy win the match 3–1. He won the tournament's mximo goleador award, the Golden Boot, as the top scorer of the tournament, as well as the Golden Ball Award for the best player of the tournament, and he was named as part of the team of the tournament. He was proclaimed the "Man of the match" by Italian fans. His accomplishments in Spain earned him the title of European Footballer of the Year and World Player of the Year in 1982, as well as the 1982 Onze d'Or Award. The nickname "Pablito" and the "torero" were given to him by his goal scoring exploits during the tournament. During the 1982 World Cup, <mask> was responsible for 42% of his team's goals.He became a national hero in Italy after scoring six goals in the World Cup. The World Cup final win was a "cathartic moment for the nation, which had been subject to significant social and political unrest for a number of years and, despite being regarded as one", according to Peter Mason. After

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title: Paolo Rossi

texts: the World Cup, he continued to play. During the 1982–83 season, he helped the club to win the 1983 Coppa Italia, scoring five goals. He was the top scorer in the 1983 European Cup with six goals, but he lost to Hamburger in the final. During the 1983–84 season, he scored 13 goals and helped the club to win the European Cup and the Super Cup. During his final season with the club, he won the European Cup, finishing the tournament with 5 goals, behind only his teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammate, and teammateHe moved on to a struggling Milan for a season in 1985. He was remembered for his two goals in the Milan derby match. He was selected in Italy's squad for the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, but did not play due to an injury, and he struggled during the team's fitness tests due to the high altitude of the region. He was replaced by Giuseppe Galderisi in the starting line-up. He played his final game for Italy on 11 May 1986 in a 2–0 win over China in Naples. He retired at the end of the 1986–87 season after helping Hellas Verona to a fourth-place finish in Serie A. He was involved in real estate with his former teammate.He scored 20 goals in 48 international caps for Italy. Italy's all-time top scorer in the World Cup is <mask>, who has nine goals in 14 appearances over two editions of the tournament. Italy won the World Cup in 1982, and three of his goals came in seven appearances during the 1978 tournament. In the third place play-off of the World Cup of Masters,


title: Paolo Rossi

texts: <mask> scored for Italy. In March 2004, Pelé named <mask> one of the top 125 greatest living football players, and in the same year, he placed 12th in the Golden Jubilee poll. He was named vice-president of the club in August 1990. He was a pundit for Sky, Mediaset Premium, and Rai Sport after his retirement.On December 9, 2020, <mask> died from lung cancer at the age of 64. Federica, his second wife, and three children were his survivors. His house in Bucine was robbed during his funeral in Vicenza. <mask> is considered to be one of the greatest and most prolific Italian forwards of all time due to his style of play. Although he lacked the intimidating physical presence of a typical out-and-out strikers, <mask> was a quick, agile, prolific, and elegant centre-forward, with good technique, balance, extremely quick reactions, an accurate shot, and an eye for goal, which enabled him to anticipate defenders He was able to excel in the air and beat out larger opponents because of his intelligence, opportunism, and sharp finishing skills with both of his feet, which allowed him to excel in the air and beat out larger opponents. The offensive attributes of the club's new signings in the middle meant that he was deployed as a supporting forward in his later career, even though he was primarily known as a goal scorer.Club International Scores and results list Italy's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each goal. European Cup Winners' Cup: 1983–84, European Super Cup: 1984 Italy, Individual Serie A top scorer: Calciatori  La raccolta was published in 1961. 2 was

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title: René de Girardin

texts: Jean- Jacques Rousseau's last student was <mask>. The first French landscape garden was created by him. Rousseau's ideas inspired it. The style of the modern French landscape garden was influenced by the work of <mask>. The old Florentine Gherardini family had a descendant named Girardin. His mother's fortune and title of Marquis of Vauvray were given to him in 1762 by his father. The estate of Ermenonville was included in the inheritance.He made about 100,000 a year from his estates. After the end of the Seven Years' War, Girardin became an officer in Louis XV's army. He joined the Polish Court of Stanislas Leszczynski after leaving the army. He married the daughter of the of Lorraine in 1761. They had six children, four sons and two daughters. During the French Revolution, the godson of King Stanislas was a member of the French National Assembly. The king's theater presented a play ridiculing Rousseau's ideas.He traveled for three years, visiting Italy, Switzerland, Germany and England. He felt that Stowe was contrary to nature in its collection of different styles. The English poet William Shenstone had a garden. In 1762 he settled at Ermenonville and began to design a garden to show his ideas about nature. A series of ponds had been overgrown by nature, so the garden was laid out along a small river. It was decorated with symbolic pieces of architecture, such as the Temple of Philosophy. The search for knowledge is never complete.He brought 100 workers from England and a Scottish gardener to help him with the work, and he made many drawings of the effects that he wanted. Robert came to Ermenonville. Robert is believed to be the architect of Rousseau's cenotaph. The garden was laid out in the 18th century. The works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau were

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title: René de Girardin

texts: admired by Rousseau Girardin. He raised his children according to Rousseau's principles. His son played Rousseau's compositions on the spinet while Rousseau sang.The house for Rousseau was modeled after the "lysée" of Julie in Rousseau's novel La Nouvelle Hélose. Rousseau was enchanted by the setting when he visited the garden. He stayed in a small cottage with a thatched roof surrounded by rocks and was inspired by Rousseau's novel. Rousseau lived at the cottage until he died. Rousseau's tomb was sculpted by Jacques-Philippe Le Sueur. The tomb and garden became a pilgrimage site for admirers of Rousseau, including Joseph II of Austria, King Gustav III of Sweden, the future Czar Paul I of Russia, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Danton, Robespierre, Chateaubriand, Queen Marie Antoinette and Napoleon Bonaparte. On October 11, 1794, his body was removed and reburied in the Pantheon in Paris.The manuscripts of Rousseau's most important works were left at Ermenonville. The complete edition of Rousseau's works was prepared by Girardin and two other friends. Rousseau's ideas were spread throughout France in the years leading up to the French Revolution thanks to the new edition. There were radical political ideas in the French Revolution. The last chancellor of the King's exchequer was sued between 1777 and 1780. The Royal tax collectors were called the oppressors of the peasants and creators of the gangrene. He put a sign on a hut by the entrance proclaiming "The carpenter is master of his own house" as a protest after noble hunters claimed the right to hunt anywhere.He was reprimanded and left to England and Belgium to avoid being arrested for this. After the Revolution, <mask> returned to France. He entered politics to advocate Rousseau's ideas.


title: René de Girardin

texts: He joined the Jacobins party in 1790. He published a pamphlet suggesting the abolition of the Royal Army and the creation of a citizen's militia. All laws should be approved by the public. He left politics and moved to his estate after the Champ de Mars massacre in Paris.In September 1794, <mask> and his wife were put under house arrest, and their children were imprisoned. Rousseau's ashes were moved to Paris from the garden of Ermenonville after their chateau and gardens were pillaged. When he was dissatisfied with the behavior of the villagers of Ermenonville, he retired to a house at Vernouillet and created a garden. He died in the 18th century. The book "On the Composition of Landscape" was published in 1777 and was published again in 1805. He explained his view of the purpose of gardens at the end of the book, "The composition of landscapes can open the way to the renewal of the moral principles of the nation." He wrote, "If you want to achieve true happiness, you must always seek the simplest means and the arrangements closest to those of nature, because only those are true and will have a long- lasting effect."The gardens should be like paintings. To achieve an emotional effect, each was designed to be seen from different points of view. There are some scenes that evoke solitude, some that evoke the pleasures of life, and some that evoke the ideals of harmony and innocence. The scenes would be found by following a winding path through the garden, with different views coming as a surprise. A new rural social organization where peasants own their own land was combined with his ideas of creating gardens. References include 18th-century French architects, French landscape garden designers, French garden writers, and French male non-fiction


title: Ron Guidry

texts: <mask> is an American former professional baseball pitcher who played 14 seasons in Major League Baseball for the New York Yankees. The Yankees had a pitching coach named <mask> from 2006 to 2007. <mask>'s major league career began in 1975. He was a member of the Yankees teams that won the World Series in 1977 and 1978. He won the American League Cy Young Award in 1978. He played in four All-Star games and won five Gold Gloves. <mask> was the captain of the Yankees from 1986 to 1989.<mask>'s uniform number was retired by the Yankees and a plaque was dedicated to him in Monument Park. <mask> was born in Louisiana. He was a pitcher for the University of Southwest Louisiana. He was a combined 12–5 with a 2.03 earned run average and 137 strikeouts as a two-year letterman with the Ragin' Cajuns baseball team in 1969 and 1970. <mask> was selected in the third round of the 1971 MLB draft by the New York Yankees. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Ron Guidry

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 The Yankees did not want to give up any more left-handed pitchers beyond the three they had already included in the deal, so he was almost sent to the Baltimore Orioles.He was to have been dealt to Toronto for Bill Singer in the following year but Peter Bavasi vetoed the deal. <mask> began the 1977 season as a relief pitcher but was moved into the Yankees' starting rotation. On April 30, he was called on to make an emergency start in place of Mike Torrez, who had not joined the team in time for what was supposed to be his first start. The longest outing <mask> could remember was when he played in the Eastern League for the Yankees. The season ended with a 16–7 record for <mask>. He was one of the Yankees' biggest surprises in 1977. The Yankees won the World Series.The all-time best season by a Yankees pitcher was posted by <mask> in 1978. He struck out 18 batters against the California Angels. The launching pad of the Yankee Stadium tradition of fans standing and clapping for a strikeout with two strikes is usually attributed to <mask>'s 18-strikeout performance. The all-time mark for winning percentage by a pitcher with at least twenty wins was set by <mask>. He led the league with a 1.74 ERA, an.893 winning percentage, nine shutouts, and 248 strikeouts. The success of Guidry was due to his mastery of the slider. The Yankees' team record for most

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title: Ron Guidry

texts: strikeouts by a pitcher in a single season was set by him.<mask>'s 25th win of the 1978 regular season was his most significant, as it came in the Yankees' 5–4 win over the Boston Red Sox in a one-game playoff to determine the American League East division winner. The Yankees' Bucky Dent hit a three-run home run in the seventh to give them a 3–2 lead. The Yankees won the World Series for the second year in a row. <mask> won the American League Cy Young Award. He finished second in the American League Most Valuable Player voting. <mask> was named the Major League Player of the Year. <mask> was named to the American League All-Star Team four times.<mask> won a Gold Glove every year from 1982 to 1986. <mask> won the Roberto Clemente Award, given annually to the Major Leaguer who "best exemplifies the game of baseball, sportsmanship, community involvement and the individual's contribution to his team." <mask> struck out three batters on nine pitches in the ninth of a 7–0 win over the Chicago White Sox on August 7, 1984. <mask> became the eighth American League pitcher and the 20th pitcher in major-league history to do that. He led the American League with 22 victories. On March 4, 1986, Willie and <mask> were named co-captains of the Yankees. <mask>'s 14-year major league career was hampered by shoulder and elbow injuries.He retired from baseball in 1989. On August 23, 2003 <mask>'s number 49 was retired. There is a plaque in Monument Park dedicated to <mask>. <mask> is called a dominating pitcher,

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title: Ron Guidry

texts: a respected leader, and a true Yankee by the plaque. The living Yankees who were honored with a plaque in Monument Park were on hand for the ceremony. <mask> joined Joe Torre's coaching staff as a pitching coach in the 2006 season. The Yankees' highly acclaimed pitching staff was not up to par.In 2007, Yankees pitchers walked the sixth-most batters in the Major Leagues; this was the most walks in a season for a Yankees pitching staff since 2000. <mask>'s tenure as pitching coach was ended by Torre's departure from the Yankees. He wanted to return to the Yankees for the 2008 season, but was not offered a position on the coaching staff. He returned to the Yankees as a spring training instructor. The friendship of Yogi Berra and <mask> was chronicled in Driving Mr. Yogi: Yogi Berra, <mask>, and Baseball's Greatest Gift by Harvey Araton. <mask> is married to Bonnie Rutledge <mask>, who wed on September 23, 1972. They have three children, two girls and a boy.The Knights of Columbus have a member named <mask>. List of Major League Baseball players who spent their entire career with one franchise Sources External links <mask> at B-R

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title: SteffNasty

texts: <mask> is an American musician, record producer, and co-owner of BeatBangzgah Entertainment. He is best known for his song "Determination", which was recorded by Raekwon for the video game Gran Turismo 3. SteffNasty scored and appeared in a documentary called Real Dads: Black Men on Fatherhood. He and his partner won the producer of the year award at the Underground Music Awards. <mask> is writing and producing for Gordon Chambers on his third studio album, rock&B innovator Lydia Caesar, and KQuick of the production group, Grand Staff.

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title: Russ Carnahan

texts: The American politician was born in the state of Missouri. He was a member of the Democratic Party. The southern third of the city of St. Louis was included in the district at the time. There is a county called Genevieve County. The southern suburbs of Arnold, Herculaneum, Pevely, Crystal City, Barnhart, Imperial, and Festus are all located in the district. There is a small town called Genevieve in the other side of the country. There is a county called Genevieve County.Missouri lost a Congressional seat due to population losses in St. Louis in the 2010 Census. There was a reconfiguration of the state's congressional districts. The majority of the district was drawn into Missouri's 1st congressional district. In August of 2012 Clay won the primary and went on to win the seat. <mask> <mask> was born in Columbia, Missouri, and raised in Rolla. He is the son of Mel and Jean, who were both posthumously elected to the U.S. Senate. His grandfather was a congressman for seven terms and also served in the U.S.The ambassador is from Sierra Leone. The Eagle Scout Award is given to recipients. Robin was elected to the office of secretary state in 2004 and again in 2008 and received the most votes cast for a single candidate in the state's history. His father died in the same plane crash that killed his brother. The University of Missouri gave <mask> a bachelor's degree and a Juris Doctor degree. Prior to entering politics, he worked as a private practice attorney. The Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights was assigned to the Committee on Oversight and Investigations.He introduced a law in 2006 that would force oil companies to pay more taxes and co-authored a bill to combat

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texts: methamphetamine use. The use of the death penalty in federal crimes was supported in the 2008 Missouri Congressional Political Courage Test. He supported strict penalties for internet crime. He supported programs to give inmates job-related skills when they are released. Drug and alcohol addiction treatment was provided to prison inmates. The requirement that crimes based on sexual orientation should be prosecuted as federal hate crimes was supported by him. In 2009, she voted for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.The Lost Creek Wind Farm, an alternative energy facility owned by <mask>'s brother, received $107 million in federal funding as a result of the bill's passage. The Clean Air and Clean Water Act were supported by the environment and energy department. He supported the development of traditional energy resources, such as coal and natural gas, as well as the use of alternative fuels. All gasoline and diesel-powered engines, including cars, trucks, and SUVs, should have stronger emission controls. He supports tax credits for consumers and manufacturers of hybrid vehicles. He supported emission targets to limit global warming. The Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund has supported the interests of groups trying to protect the environment.<mask> voted in favor of H.R. The American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 is also known as the Waxman/Markey act. The Health Care and Insurance Law amendment would prohibit federal funding of abortion services. He supports the interests of pro-choice groups. To offset the cost of insurance, tax credits should be offered to individuals and small businesses. He wants to expand prescription drug coverage under Medicare so that more people can be

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texts: covered. Child healthcare programs should be expanded so that more children are covered.The vote was in favor of H.R. The purpose of the American Engagement Caucus is to promote a multilateral foreign policy in which the United States works closely with other countries to address global problems. We live in an age of interdependence according to a joint editorial by the two congressmen. America's security, economic, environmental, and moral interests are related to those of the international community. It is in our national interest to support international engagement. He has introduced more than one bill related to science diplomacy. <mask> was rated with an F for agreeing with laws that were against gun rights.<mask>'s sister has an F rating with the NRA. In 2016 he ran for Lieutenant. "I'm a member of the NRA as well as a Democrat," the governor said. No decision will be made that will be harmful to the people. In 1990 he tried to run for Congress in the 8th Congressional District against a Republican, but lost by 14 points. The western portion of the district was represented by his grandfather for all but two years from 1947 to 1961. He told the young man that he had been active in government and politics for most of his adult life.A number of his father's political campaigns were successful, including unsuccessful races for governor and lieutenant governor. In January 1980, in order to ensure that his father's name would be first on the ballot for Missouri State Treasurer when filing opened on January 8, he slept on the floor outside the Secretary of State's Office in the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City. A lot of people get football tickets this way. We'll get some sleeping bags and a

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title: Krikor Amirian

texts: The establishment of the First Republic of Armenia was made possible by the participation of a Revolutionary named <mask>. On June 20, 1888, in Bayburt, Turkey, <mask> was born. The family was influential in Bayburt. The Hamidian massacres were a tumultuous period in the history of the country. In 1895, Sultan Abdul Hamid II ordered the destruction of certain districts in the Ottoman Empire. Bayburt was one of the most heavily populated cities on the eastern side of the Ottoman Empire and he ordered thousands of Ottoman troops to take control. The revolt began on October 26, 1895, when the Ottoman troops entered the city.The rebels wanted to make peace with the invaders. In order to negotiate a truce with Ottoman officials, Eryia <mask> was chosen to represent the city. He was shot and left to die on the side of the road. He was found the next day and given a proper burial. After graduating from a local school in Bayburt, he went to the Turkish Army Officers Academy. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant after graduating from the academy. The First Balkan War took place from 1912 to 1913.In early 1913, he was arrested and thrown in prison. After the Treaty of London was signed, many people were released. General Andranik Ozanian's bodyguard and tutor in World War I was <mask>. He was a close friend of General Dro. The heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire was assassinated on June 28, 1914. The Black Hand committed terrorist-like acts in order to secure the liberation of Bosnia-Herzegovina. World War I broke out in Europe one month later.The Ottoman Empire was ravaged by the war. The massacre had a traumatic effect on Amirian. The family was

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title: Krikor Amirian

texts: forced to march until they died. Vartanoush, the mother of the Amirian family, committed suicide when the family reached Erzincan. All of the 50 members of the family were killed in the Ottoman Empire. The only surviving member of the family was the oldest sister. The Ottoman soldiers had reached Bayburt.On April 17, 1916, Russian General V. P. Lyakhov led a massive assault on Bayburt, in order to drive out the Turkish and German soldiers stationed in the city. In the meantime, he was a member of the First Armenian Volunteer Regiment. There were battles in the border regions of Russia, Persia, and Turkey. 1,200 men were part of the First Armenian Volunteer Regiment. He was the commander of the division. General's Tovmas Nazarbekian, Drastamat Kanayan, and Andranik Ozanian commanded him. After Nicholas II's abdication and the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, the First Armenian Regiment was dissolved.After the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, the Russian Empire was officially out of the war and all the supplies to the First Armenian Volunteer Regiment had collapsed. Despite the fact that supplies from Russia had been dissolved, the First Armenian Volunteer Regiment continued their fight and relied on supplies from the British Empire. After the end of World War I in 1918, he returned to Istanbul, where he worked as a Director of an orphanage in a Turkish palace. General Dro and <mask> fled to Romania in the early 1920s. Dro was placed in charge of the oil refinery. The Oil Refineries, also known as the Lumina Oil Refineries, ranged all over the area. A young girl by the name of Sirano Garabedian was introduced to <mask> by General Dro

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title: Krikor Amirian

texts: in 1923.They would be married later that year. Christine was <mask>'s first child. Sebouh and Dro followed in 1925 and 1928, respectively. He lived with his siblings and niece. George's mother and sister were his sisters. George Mardikian was a philanthropist. George Mardikian was awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Harry Truman in 1951 for supplying food to Coalition forces and civilians during World War II and the Korean War.He was responsible for the migration of over 5,000 people from German refugee camps to the United States after World War II. He opened his own restaurant in 1938. In 1935, Haiganoush and her daughter fled to the United States. He died from pneumonia a year later. The oil fields were occupied by the Nazis during World War II. The men who ran the oil refinery were against the Nazis. Basic supplies, such as oil, gas, food, and water, were supplied to the armies of Nazi General's.The armies of the Dictator Ion Antonescu were supplied by the oil refinery. During the Battle of Stalingrad, they had to supply the German and Romanian forces. Over 80% of Hitler's oil and gas supplies came from Ploieti. The war was fought because of the importance of the Ghoukasian Oil Refineries and the other surrounding oil refineries. The Ploieti refinery was bombed by the British and American forces. The Ploieti refinery was called the tap root of German might by the Prime Minister. British and American bombers raided the city at the same time.There were close to 100 bombers who wouldn't return home. The management team was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Krikor Amirian

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title: Krikor Amirian

texts: was with his nephew when he arrived in Rome. In 1950, <mask> and his family arrived in the United States. His two other children, Christine and Sebouh, had to wait five years before the United States accepted their passports. On May 7, 1957, he became a United States citizen. He continued his work in the community through his nephew, George.He worked at both George Mardikian's restaurant and the famous Soghomon Tehlirian. The assassination of the former Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire was carried out by Soghomon Tehlirian. The German Court acquitted Tehlirian of the charges of mental insanity. The officialArmenian stenographer at George Mardikian Enterprises was <mask>. The three children worked at the store. In 1957, <mask> and his family moved to Los Angeles after he retired. He lived the rest of his days with his family.He wrote hundreds of articles for the newspaper. On August 1, 1964, the man died. His works for the community can be found in Simon Vratsian's book along life's pathways, Antranig Chalabian's book DRO, and George Mardikian's book Song of America. Two of his three children, six grandchildren, and eleven great grandchildren are his survivors. He will always be remembered as a dedicated Armenian who fought for his country. The gallery has references to the Caucasus Campaign and the Armenia genocide. George is remembered as Memories Mardikian.The song of America Vratsian was written by Simon. Antranig wrote along life's pathway chalabian. Misag was written by Dro Torlakian. Manuk wrote Together We Go Krzulian. There were people from Bayburt who were killed in the Ottoman Empire and people from the Balkans who were killed in

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title: Eugene B. Fluckey

texts: <mask>, nicknamed "<mask>", was a United States Navy rear admiral who received the Medal of Honor and four Navy Crosses during his service as a submarine commander in World War II. <mask> was born in Washington, D.C. on October 5, 1913. He graduated from Western High School at the age of 15. His father sent him to the academy because he was too young to go to college. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout while a member of the Boy Scouts. He prepared for the Naval Academy. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1931 and was commissioned an officer in 1935.<mask>'s initial assignments with the Navy were aboard the battleship and in May 1936 he was transferred to the destroyer. He was assigned to the submarine in June 1941 after serving on the submarine for a year. After he was detached from the submarine in June 1942, he returned to Annapolis for graduate instruction in naval engineering. After attending the Prospective Commanding Officer's School at the Submarine Base New London in December 1943, he was assigned to the Commander Submarine Force, Pacific Fleet. He became the submarine's seventh commander in January 1944 after one war patrol as the prospective commanding officer. <mask> was credited with the most tonnage sunk by a U.S. submarine. 17 ships, including a carrier, were skippered during World War II.<mask> sent a landing party to set demolition charges on a coastal railway line and destroyed a 16-car train. During World War II, the U.S. military landed on the Japanese home islands. <mask> ordered that the landing party be made up of crewmen from every division. "He chose an eight-man team with no married men to blow up the

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title: Eugene B. Fluckey

texts: train," said Captain Max Duncan, who served as Torpedo Officer on the Barb during this time. He wanted former Boy Scouts because he thought they could return. The train blew up as they were paddling back to the ship. The crewmen were selected based on their qualifications.Hatfield used a microswitch under the rails to cause the explosion. During the eighth, ninth, tenth, and twelfth war patrols of Barb, <mask> was awarded four Navy Crosses for extraordinary heroism. He invented the night convoy attack from astern by joining the flank escort line during his eleventh patrol. He attacked two convoys at anchor in the China coast, totaling more than 30 ships. Barb set a world speed record for a submarine using 150% overload when she was pursued by two frigates. <mask> received the medal of honor for his bravery. <mask>b received the Presidential Unit Citation for the eighth through eleventh patrols and the Navy Unit Commendation for the twelfth patrol.In September 1945, <mask> was ordered to fit out and be that submarine's Commanding Officer. He was transferred to the Office of the Secretary of the Navy in November to work on plans for the unification of the armed forces. He went to the War Plans Division. On June 9, 1947, he returned to submarines, assuming command of until May 1948, the second submarine to be converted to a GUPPY-type high-speed attack. He was ordered to set up the Submarine Naval Reserve Force until July 1950. He served as the U.S. flag secretary from August 1950 to July 1953. There are two Naval Attaches for Air to Portugal.This was the first time that a naval attache from any other nation had been decorated with the Medalha de

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title: Eugene B. Fluckey

texts: Mérito Militar by the Portuguese government. He was the commander of Submarine Division Fifty-Two from August 1953 to June 1954. He was in charge of the submarine tender until July 1955. Submarine Flotilla Seven was commanded by <mask> from October 14, 1955 to January 14, 1956. He became the chairman of the electrical engineering department at the naval academy. President Eisenhower approved his selection for the rank of rear admiral in July 1960. He became the president of the Naval Board of Inspection and Survey in 1961.He was the commander of the Pacific Fleet from June 1964 to June 1966. He became the Director of Naval Intelligence in 1966. He became the Chief of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in Portugal. <mask> retired from active duty as a Rear admiral. After he retired from the Navy in 1972, he and his wife started running an orphanage in Portugal. Marjorie died in 1979. He and Margaret ran the orphanage together until it closed in 1982.<mask> is his only daughter. His book was called Thunder Below! The exploits of <mask>b were depicted in 1992. "Though the tally shows more shells, bombs, and depth charges fired at <mask>b, no one received the Purple Heart and <mask>b came back alive, eager, and ready to fight again." On June 28, 2007, <mask> died from Alzheimer's disease at the age of 93. He is buried in the United States Naval Academy Cemetery. <mask>'s military decorations and awards include a medal of honor for bravery above and beyond the call of duty as the commanding officer of the U.S.S.Barb was on her 11th war patrol along the east coast of China. During a 2-hour night battle on 8 January, a large enemy ship was sunk

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title: Eugene B. Fluckey

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title: Anthony Barboza

texts: <mask> is a photographer, historian, artist and writer. <mask>'s artistic talents and successful career helped him cross over and pursue his passions in the fine arts where he continues to contribute to the American art scene. Barboza has a wide range of both traditional and innovative works inspired by African-American thought, which have been exhibited in public and private galleries, and prestigious museums and educational institutions worldwide. He has a reputation for photographing jazz musicians from the 1970s to the '80s. His book Black Borders was published in 1980 with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. In an article printed in 1984 in The City Sun, he said, "When I do a portrait, I'm doing a photograph of how that person feels to me; how I feel about the person, not how they look." In order for the portraits to work, they have to make a mental connection as well as an emotional one.I know I have it when they do that. Many of his photographs achieve his signature effect through the careful use of lighting and shadows, manipulation of the backdrop, measured adjustments to shutter speeds, composition, and many other techniques and mediums at his command. Black Dreams/White Sheets, his most recent conceptual photographic artwork exhibit, toured internationally and was shown for the first time in New York City at the Bill Hodges Gallery. Barboza takes a critical look at the role and experiences of the African diaspora in the historical as well as contemporary context of race, sexuality, gender, politics, and social issues in American society and culture. Barboza came to New York City at the age of 19 to study photography at the 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

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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 Barboza was introduced to a group of Black professional photographers who were members of The Kamoinge Workshop by Adger Cowans, who was one of the few successful Black commercial photographers of the time. At a time when African-American photographers were still being discriminated against and excluded from mainstream professional photography, Roy De Carava directed this group to promote serious dialogues about photography.They were professionals who joined forces to support and help promote each other's work by offering group commentary and criticism, and by mounting exhibitions together. <mask> is the current president of Kamoinge, Inc., and he continues to support other black photographers. <mask> became a full-time photographer for The Gosport after he was drafted into the Navy. He began his career in a one-man exhibition at the Emily Lowe Gallery at the University of Miami. <mask>'s work has appeared in editorial spreads for The New Yorker, Newsweek, Business Week, TV Guide, National Geographic, Town and Country, and Village Voice. <mask> has worked for many companies, including Coca-Cola, the U.S. Army, the U.S. Marines, Sony, and Burger King. Television <mask> was a co-director for a TV commercial featuring his friend and jazz legend Miles Davis.Hip-Hop: A Cultural Odyssey is a movie. 2010 Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing: How the Apollo Theater Shaped American Entertainment was published by Smithsonian Books. Whitewall magazine was published in 2010 by Cousin Corrine Books. Sky Art Media is based in NYC and has a museum in Harlem. The Museum of Modern Art is in New York.

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title: Anthony Barboza

texts: There were 100 New York photographers in 2009. Day in the Life of Africa was published in 2002.The Brooklyn Museum of Art is in association with the 2000 Jazz: A History of America's Music. The Museum of Art and Archeology, University of Missouri-Columbia has a collection of African American art. 1994 Day in the Life of Israel, Viking and Artist and Influence Vol XIII are part of the Hatch-Billops Collection. I.C.P. has a portfolio of 1992 outtakes. The Meaning of Life is a book by Black Photographers. International Photo Magazine Ten was published in 1988. Cliches Magazine 26 International Edition was published in 1986 in London.A one-man show about jazz. The MTA New York City Transit Light Box Project 42nd & 6th Avenue Station is a group exhibit. The Museum of Modern Art, NYC has a show called Mirrors and Windows: American since 1960. The Studio Museum of Harlem, NYC is a one-man show. One-man show 1969 Jacksonville Art Museum, Jacksonville, Florida, Morgan State College, Baltimore, MD, and Emily Lowe Gallery, University of Miami, FL. Photographs by <mask>. From 1987 to 1989 she was an actress on the daytime soap opera "General Hospital".They have been married for 25 years and live in Westbury, New York with their three children. He has two children from a previous marriage. "A Light from a Darkroom" is a reference. August 1, 1984: 15, 18 was published by The City Sun. Print. Ann Shumard had an oral history interview with <mask>. Ryan, Ken, "East Meadow Resident displays famous jazz photos", eastmeadowpatch.com.The New York Times reported on February 15, 2009, "A photographer shares the work that Fed his soul." Print. 100 New York Photographers, Cynthia Maris Dantzi and Black Photographers, artistic signatures, ink. The Music of Ourselves, Ten.8, No. 24, 1986 is the source for Barboza: The Music of Ourselves. " <mask>: James Baldwin" is a film about Fatherhood in Black

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title: Ciro Ferrara

texts: A former footballer and manager, <mask> was born in 1967. He was the manager of Wuhan Zall. He was the coach of the Italy national under-21 team. He won the 2006 World Cup with Italy as an assistant coach. In his playing career, Ferrara won seven total Serie A titles, as well as other domestic and international trophies, after initially playing as a defender. At the international level, he represented Italy at the 1988 Summer Olympics, two European Championships, and the 1990 World Cup. A native of Naples, <mask> began his career with the youth system of his hometown club.He earned his first team call-ups in 1984 after graduating from the youth squad. In his first full season with the club, he made 14 appearances. He made the Italy squad for the 1990 World Cup after becoming a part of the starting XI. He was part of the team that scored one of the goals. He won two Serie A titles with Napoli, as well as the 1987 Coppa Italia final, and the 1990 Supercoppa Italiana. He made over 40 appearances for the club in his first season, scoring one goal, after moving to the club in the summer of 1994. He is considered one of the best central defenders of his generation, not giving up his starting position for the next ten years.He captained the team from 1995 to 1996 and became one of the most experienced and decorated players of the past two decades, winning eight Serie A titles. Two of Ferrara's titles were with each team, and he was also a part of the Intercontinental Cup and European Super Cup. His role as captain was taken over by Alessandro Del Piero in 1996. Ferrara played an important role in the club's backline, with his dominating defensive style. Throughout his 12-year tenure with the club, Ferrara formed impressive defensive

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title: Ciro Ferrara

texts: partnerships with the likes of Mark Iuliano. The teams regretted going down a goal to the club as they knew how hard it would be to get back in the game. In the 1996–97 season, one of his peak seasons, he scored 4 goals in 32 Serie A matches, while also being capped eight times internationally.After the Scudetto-winning season, <mask>, Mark Iuliano and Paolo Montero ended their careers. In May 2005, Ferrara retired from football at the age of 38 after a career in which he played for some of the biggest clubs in the world. In his final season with the club, he made just four appearances. The 2004–05 title was revoked after the 2006 Italian football scandal, "Calciopoli". At the 1990 FIFA World Cup on home soil, where Italy finished in third place after a semi-final penalty shootout defeat to Argentina, Ferrara was capped 49 times and played 1 match each. Italy reached the semi-finals at Euro 1988, but Ferrara didn't play in the tournament. He was a member of the Italy team that finished in fourth place at the 1988 Summer Olympics.Style of play An elegant yet powerful and aggressive defender, Ferrara was known throughout his career for his composure, anticipation, technical skills, ball-playing ability, versatility, and class, which enabled him to play anywhere along the back-line, both in the centre. A world-class defender, who is regarded as one of the best Italian centre-backs of his generation, Welsh former winger Ryan Giggs described Ferrara and his defensive teammate at Juventus Paolo Montero as the toughest defenders he played against. In his prime, Ferrara was one of the best defenders in the world. He was considered to be a complete, experienced, consistent, cautious and successful defender, with a good positional sense, who was


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texts: who would succeed him as manager, especially after he was absent at the traditional meeting of all Serie A managers, coaches and referees in Rome during mid-season and was instead represented by then-Juventus director of sport After losing to Inter 2–1 at the San Siro in the Coppa Italia, the board of directors decided to replace <mask> with Alberto Zaccheroni until the end of the season. On October 22, 2010, <mask> was announced as the new head coach of the Italy under-21 team. As of June 2012 the Azzurrini were perfect in the European U21 Championship qualification.He left the country's U-21 side on July 2, 2012 to become the head coach of Sampdoria. On December 17, 2012 he was fired. A charity foundation was established by <mask> and his Neapolitan friend and former defensive teammate, Fabio Cannavaro, to aid in the procurement of cancer research equipment and surgery for special cases of cancer in their native Naples. The foundation wants to help at risk youth in Naples. The career statistics of Club International Coach include: 1986–87, 1989–90, Supercoppa Italiana, 1988–89, and 1997–98. Players S.S.C. Football players from Italy who played in the Euro 1988 and 1990 World Cup.Managers U.C. Football managers in China are Expatriate and won the European Cup. Managers of the Order of Merit of the Italian

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title: Ore Oduba


title: Ore Oduba

texts: attended Canford School, a co-educational independent school for both boarding and day pupils in the village of Canford Magna, in southwest England. When he ran over Pat Knight, the Lord Wandsworth College fly half, his skills were really showcased. He graduated from the university with a degree in sports science and social science. After joining The Network, a television festival scheme, career Oduba had always wanted to work in sports broadcasting.Newsround lost Lizo Mzimba and Laura Jones. His first job on the programme was as a reporter. He was promoted to deputy presenter in 2009, filling in for Sonali Shah. Shah began presenting the main Newsround bulletin double-headed. Shah left in November 2011. He was joined by reporters. He presented spin-off show Sportsround.He became the main host in October 2008. He presented it until its cancellation in 2010. Match of the Day Kickabout replaced the show. Newsround had a former employee, <mask>. The sport was presented by <mask> on Radio 5 Live. He is a co-presenter of Newsround's British Olympic Dreams. On the morning of the Commonwealth Games, <mask> began

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title: Ore Oduba

texts: presenting on his own.After his Newsround shift, <mask> appeared on the studio presentation. He was a guest on many shows, including All Over the Place and Hacker Time. In the lead up to the 2012 Summer Olympics, <mask> presented a programme called Ultimate Sports Day. He and former ballerina Darcey Bussell co-present live cinema relays from the Royal Opera House. The Shahs appeared on the Let's Dance for Comic Relief, dancing to Hey Ya! by Outkast. They did not make it to the final.He played a role in Hacker Time. He has guest presented many episodes of The One Show. He presented the New Year Live programme on the New Year's Eve edition of the National Lottery Draws. In March of 2016 he took part in a challenge for Sport Relief called "Hell on High Seas", in which he sailed 1,000 miles from Belfast to London with five other celebrities. In 2016 he presented Sport Relief with Dan Walker. He presented coverage of the Summer Olympics on the radio. In October 2012 he presented a programme on insurance fraud.In November of 2016 <mask> was a guest on This Morning with Holly Willoughby. In March and February of


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texts: last year, he presented a second and third episode of the show. He participated in the fourteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing with his partner. The couple's song "Singin' in the Rain" was praised by the widow of Gene Kelly. The couple received a score of 39 points out of 40 for their jive to "Runaway Baby" by Bruno Mars in the fourth week. They were announced as the winners after scoring 40 points for their showdance and jive in the final. On a number of occasions, he sat in for Steve Wright on the Radio 2 shows.Saturday night game show And They're Off! was presented by <mask>. For Sport Relief on the radio. The main coverage of Sport Relief was co-hosted by him. He presented Britain's Favourite Walks: Top 100 with Julia Bradbury. Hardball is a game show hosted by <mask>. He played the role of Teen Angel in the UK tour of Grease. He played the role with Peter.He was in Kander and Ebb's Curtains with Carley Stenson. The production made its West End debut at London's Wyndham's Theatre. Akintola was a news anchor in Noughts + Crosses, a television adaptation of the novels by author Malorie Blackman. He

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texts: was a contestant in Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who dares wins, making it to the final. He joined the cast of the stage version of The Rocky Horror Show. In November 2015, <mask> married a TV researcher, they have two children. He received a doctorate from the university.He received a Doctor of Arts from Bournemouth University. He is a huge fan of Manchester United. The first winner of the 'Inspirational Public Figure' Award was <mask>. Nominees include Chiwetel Ejiofor. The Dog Ate My Homework was a TV guest appearance. The Strictly Tour includes participants from the previous year's television series. The Teen Angel is on the UK tour of Grease.There is a Cinderella in Croyden. The West End productions of Curtains the Musical and the UK tour of Rocky Horror Show have


title: Gary Indiana


title: Gary Indiana

texts: next to the video, which was used as a metaphor for state surveillance. Semiotext(e) published 22 pamphlets for the biennial, including Indiana's A Significant Loss of Human Life, which extends the video's themes by juxtaposing the artist's experiences of Cuba as it is slowly being drawn into the global economy with commentary on the "Cunanan/Bovary"Native agents are semiotext(e) Sarah Nicole Prickket was born on October 4, 2018). The mourning of <mask> was dry-eyed. There is a litHub. <mask>'s articles for Vice "Diaries 1989–90 by <mask>" and "Rent Boy by <mask>" were carried in BOMB Magazine. 28 No. <mask> wrote "Diary: In Havana" in The London Review of Books.35

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title: Theodore Davis Boal

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an American army officer and architect. He had partnerships with <mask> and Harnois in Denver, Colorado and with Ward Brown in Washington D.C. He designed several mansions that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The ancestral family estate, Boal Mansion, is one of his important works. <mask> and his son volunteered in France before the United States went to war. The "Boal Troop", a horse-mounted machine gun unit, was established in 1916. He was made a Lieutenant Colonel and received two medals for his service in France.<mask> was born in Iowa City, Iowa in 1867 to wealthy pioneer families. His father lectured on medical jurisprudence at the Iowa State Medical University. His parents had five children, three of which lived past infancy: George Buttles, <mask> and <mask> <mask>. The family lived in Iowa City but traveled to his father's birthplace often. He lived with his Davis relatives in Newport, Rhode Island and New York City due to his mother's health issues. He lived with his aunt and uncle. He attended private schools.His parents moved to Denver in the 19th century, where his father worked for Wheeler. <mask> graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in architecture. He traveled throughout Europe. <mask> entered into a partnership with Mark T. Hughes in 1890. He opened a practice at Denver with Charles Herbert Lee. The St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Denver was designed by them. Boal spent a lot of time traveling and sometimes commissioned his own work.The firm ceased to exist in 1894. <mask> studied architecture at the cole des Beaux-Arts de Paris. He was married to Mathilde Denis de LaGarde in 1894. A descendant of Christopher Columbus married a descendant of Mathilde's aunt giving the family a claim to a relationship with the explorer. Boal gave lectures about architecture to professional and

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title: Theodore Davis Boal

texts: society groups for four years. Pierre de Lagarde <mask> was their only child. Boal established an office in Denver in 1898.The Ferguson House was designed by him. <mask> returned to the Boal Mansion in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, after his father and brothers died. He made changes to his style from 1898 to 1905. <mask> and Harnois were partners from about 1900 to 1907. Boal designed the Redstone Castle between 1899 and 1902. Crawford Hill Mansion and the Grant–Humphreys Mansion were designed by Boal & Harnois. <mask> lived with his family in Denver.He and Ward Brown lived in Washington D.C. until 1929. His business activities included the Boalsburg Water Company, the Boalsburg Electric Company, and the Boalsburg Autobus company. The <mask> family took over the Columbus Chapel after the death of Victoria Colon Montalvo in 1905. Documentation of the Columbus and Torquemada family's records, Baroque and Renaissance oil paintings, an admiral's desk believed to have belonged to Columbus himself, and two pieces of the True Cross are just some of the heirlooms he acquired. He and his son volunteered for service in France in 1914. Boal organized military canteens and donated to French hospitals. The "Boal Troop", a horse-mounted machine gun unit, was accepted into the Pennsylvania Army National Guard after Boal returned to the United States.Boal served as an aide-de-camp to General Charles M. Clement and later for Major General Charles H. He was made a Lieutenant Colonel and received two medals for his service between the Marne and Vesle Rivers. The Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania has a shrine dedicated to the 28th Infantry Division. The site used to be Boal's estate. <mask> died in Boalsburg on August 22, 1938. He was buried at the Christopher Columbus Chapel. The <mask> Mansion in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, is on the National Register of Historic

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