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texts: between 2014 and 2016 for information on previous matters unrelated to Trump. According to the information in the report, <mask> and Trump had a personal and business relationship for a number of years.There were conflicting accounts of sources in the report. When one of <mask>'s sources was interviewed by the FBI, they gave differing accounts of the allegations they had heard. <mask> "misstated or exaggerated" the source's statements. The reasons for the discrepancies between the allegations and explanations provided to the FBI by the sources were difficult to understand. miscommunication between <mask> and the sources, "exaggerations or misrepresentations" by <mask>, or misrepresentations by the sources when questioned by the FBI were attributed by the IG. The intel analyst believed that one of the key sources may have been trying to downplay his/her role in the election reporting following its release to the public. The person was the source for the "allegations concerning Michael Cohen and events in Prague" and the "alleged meeting between Carter Page and Igor Divyekin".<mask> avoided on-camera interviews until he participated in an ABC News documentary that aired on October 18, 2021. <mask> said in the documentary that it was typical in intelligence investigations to never get to the point where you're 99% certain of the evidence to secure a conviction. <mask> confirmed that one of his sources had faced repercussions, but he wouldn't give further details. <mask> married Laura Hunt in July 1990. Hunt died after a long illness, they had three children. He was married in 2012 He and his second wife have four children together.He lives in the UK. The Red Card: How the U.S. was written by Ken Bensinger. The World's Biggest Sports Scandal was uncovered by Simon and Schuster. Hamburger and Helderman were both on February 6. "Hero or hired gun?" A British former spy became a flash point in the Russia investigation. The Washington Post is owned by The Washington Post.John Sipher was born on February 5, 2018). The attack on <mask>. It's Politico. People associated with Russian interference in the United States elections are associated with the Home page for

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texts: <mask> was born in Ireland in 1860 and moved to Canada at the age of 16. He surveys large areas of western Canada, including the Canadian Rockies and the British Columbia-Alberta boundary. He was one of the founding members of the Alpine Club of Canada. He was the editor of the Canadian Alpine Journal from 1907 to 1930. He was an active member of the ACC until his death. The hut is named after <mask><mask>. <mask> was born on May 1, 1860, at The Rocks, the <mask> family estate near Kilkenny, Ireland.He was educated at two colleges, one in County Galway and one in London. After falling upon hard times in Ireland, the family sold their estates and moved to Canada, where his father was the harbour master. Lauchlan Alexander Hamilton became <mask>'s apprenticeship at the age of 16. Elihu Stewart hired <mask> to work north of the Great Lakes in the Algoma District of Ontario in the summer of 1877. He used ox carts to survey Indian reserves near Battleford and Prince Albert in Canada in the 19th century. He returned to Ontario after three years to study for a land surveying qualification. He was qualified as an Ontario Land Surveyor in the year 1884.<mask> was employed by the Canadian Government to conduct pioneer surveys in the Northwest Territories in the early 19th century. A number of Canadian Pacific Railway townsites were divided in 1884. He was appointed a technical officer of the Topographical Branch of the Department of the Interior in 1885. The North-West Rebellion was started in 1885 by Louis Riel, who was against the government of Canada. <mask> was a lieutenant in the Canadian militia and was part of the group that marched to help quell the rebellion. One person was killed and three others were wounded at the Battle of Batoche. <mask>'s family in Ontario was informed that he had been killed in action a few days after he was grazed in the

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texts: shoulder by a bullet.<mask> met the daughter of a famous Canadian botanist who had made many trips to the northwest to survey the railway and evaluate the land for farming. <mask> and Clara were married in 1889. In 1891, <mask>, Clara, and their new son <mask> <mask> headed west to New Westminster, British Columbia, where <mask> went into private practice as a surveyor. His private surveying work was supplemented by work for the Department of the Interior, and he was joined in his surveying business by his brothers. He rejoined the Topographical Survey Branch of the Department of the Interior after a real estate crash nearly wiped them out. <mask> moved his wife and son to calgary in 1898 after six years of surveying the area south of the city. The Elbow, Sheep, Highwood, Oldman, Belly, Waterton, Little Bow, St. Mary and Milk Rivers were surveyed.The Department of the Interior announced in 1900 that it was going to close its office in calgary, so <mask> spent the summer of 1901 surveying the Crowsnest Pass area. <mask> was assigned the task of surveying the Rogers Pass area in 1901. Edward Whymper, who made the first ascent of the Matterhorn in 1865 as a guest of the Canadian Pacific Railway, met <mask> on the train to Rogers Pass. At Rogers Pass, <mask> met a group of professional Swiss mountain guides in the employ of the railway, and it was with six of them that he made his first ascent of a major peak. He continued to climb mountains in the area, and in 1901 he took his son <mask> on a first ascent of a previously unnamed peak, which he named <mask> after his son. <mask> named <mask> after himself, after making his first ascent of a major peak. <mask> was assigned the survey of the railway belt through the Canadian Rockies in 1903.He met many American and British climbers who were making their first ascents among the vast ranges of unclimbed

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texts: peaks in the Canadian west. <mask> traveled to Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and the St. Louis World's Fair while he was a delegate from the Department of the Interior. He was invited to speak at a meeting in Boston in 1905. The first book written by a Canadian to celebrate a mountain range was published later that year. <mask> returned to private practice in 1910 and was appointed Commissioner of the British Columbia boundary survey in 1913. He was responsible for surveying the portion of the boundary which follows the Continental Divide of the Americas from the United States Boundary at the 49th parallel to its intersection with the 120th meridian from 1913 to 1925. <mask> named many of the peaks in the Kananaskis area after British and French generals during World War I.<mask> retired from professional work. <mask> met the first president of the American Alpine Club at Glacier House in Rogers Pass and he suggested that a Canadian chapter of the club be formed. <mask> took up the task of promoting the idea, but Elizabeth Parker, a journalist at the Winnipeg Free Press, objected strenuously to Canada becoming a subsidiary of the United States in this matter. When the Alpine Club of Canada was founded in 1906, <mask> <mask> became its first President and ElizabethParker became its first Secretary, because <mask> took her objections to heart. His most important contribution was the Alpine Club of Canada. For the last thirty-eight years of his life, he was involved in every phase of the club's activities. He was the Managing Director from 1907 to 1930 and the President from 1906 to 1910.He was the editor of the Canadian Alpine Journal for 20 years after it was founded. He attended the 50th anniversary celebration dinner of the Alpine Club in London in 1907 as President of the Alpine Club of Canada. In 1923 his beloved wife, Clara,

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texts: died, and in 1924 he married a woman who had been with him for 20 years, and who remained with him until his death in 1945. He held the position of President of the ACC until his death in 1945. He was the driving force behind two of the club's most successful expeditions, the first ascent of the highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies in 1913 and the first ascent of the highest mountain in Canada in 1925. <mask> was the Canadian representative on the International Commission on Glaciers for many years. Edward Whymper proposed <mask> as a member of the Alpine Club.He joined the French Alpine Club, the American Alpine Club, and the Appalachian Mountain Club. At the Allied Congress of Alpinism in 1920, the Prince of Monaco made <mask> an Officer of the Order of St. Charles and gave him the Cross of the Order. <mask> was one of the first fellows of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society. The hut that the Alpine Club of Canada named after <mask><mask> was located near Rogers Pass. After the end of World War II, construction began after the approval of the project by the ACC. Two years after A.O., a hut was built in his honor. <mask> died.It has been renovated many times and is one of the most popular huts. Lord Bishop of St. Canice's Cathedral in Kilkenny, Ireland was the great grandson of Lineage <mask>. <mask> <mask> was the grandson of a man who fought with the 12th Royal Lancers against Napoleon in Portugal and Spain. <mask> <mask> was a captain in the Kilkenny Fusiliers. He is the father of Sir <mask> <mask>, who as a brigadier in the British Army participated in the first topographical survey of Mount Everest in 1921. <mask> <mask> is the grandfather of him. Alpine Club Past Presidents Land Surveying History Canadian mountain climbers Irish people of Anglo-Irish descent to Canada 1860 births 1945 deaths Persons of National Historic

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texts: The youngest Soviet serial killer was known as The Urals Monster. In Sverdlovsk, Nizhny Tagil and Kushva, he was convicted of attacking children between two and four years old. Eight of the attacks resulted in murder. <mask> was executed several months after he was sentenced to death. <mask> was born in 1923. His father was a crew chief in the municipal public utilities of Sverdlovsk, and his mother was an accountant. The family lived in a house in the center of Sverdlovsk.<mask> had a suit, a tank helmet, a Swiss knife, and leather shoes when he was a member of the Vinnichevsky family. At the time of his arrest, he was given pocket money that was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, which is 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, which is The Sverdlovsk School No 16 had a 7 "B" grade. He had to repeat his grade because of his low performance in school. He was good at singing and knew many songs. The two men were friendly with one becoming a famous sculptor. <mask> was two years older than Neizvestny, but they both went to school at the same age.The adolescents lived near each other. They both attended Sverdlovsk's Theater of Musical Comedy. <mask> would often visit the apartment. It is not known when Vinnichevsky committed his first murder, since the

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texts: investigators could not find the relatives of the first victims. In order to commit his crimes, Vinnichevsky would go around yards and 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- and 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- Gerta Grebanova, a 4-year-old girl, was murdered in Sverdlovsk in the summer or early autumn of 1938. Vinnichevsky entered the courtyard of the private house where the Gribanovs lived, took the girl to the kitchen garden, and then struck her head 8 times with a kitchen knife, breaking it, and leaving a splinter in the victim's skull.He used a screwdriver and a folding knife in his later murders. Although <mask> committed most of the attacks in Sverdlovsk, he made trips to other cities in the Sverdlovsk Oblast to confuse the investigation. Both boys and girls were attacked by him. The sexual act was the reason for the attack. <mask> tried to perform a "natural" sexual act with the female victims, but he was convinced that it couldn't be done due to the limitations of the body. In some cases, he limited himself to rubbing his genitals, after he began to perform anal intercourse. Vinnichevsky would choke his victim and then stab them to death.The investigators were able to prove that the girl's

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texts: skull had a knife piece stuck in it. The child's skull was left as evidence, and the rest was given to the child's parents for burial. The assumption was that the killer would use the same knife that killed Gribanova. The fifth victim of Vinnichevsky was a boy who could not be found. The killer told Borya to go sledging with him, took him to a wasteland, and attacked him after a snowdrift. The child was rescued and later told the investigators about the murderer. Kate was the seventh victim.The girl's body was thrown into a swamp to hide the smell of degradation. <mask> kidnapped children and killed them in the forest massifs to the outskirts, where the bodies were covered with branches. There were two children who died in the spring of 1939. After raping 3-year-old Alya Gubina, Vinnichevsky stabbed her several times with a knife, leaving a 25 cm wound. The girl survived, but he threw her away. <mask> did not take the child further away from the place where he picked her up. He kidnapped two children and killed them near his home.After killing Taisia Morozov, <mask> placed her clothes in the front garden of the apartment building, hoping that they would find the child's remains. Even if they were still alive, the wounded victims who were thrown into cesspools had no chance of escaping. Four-year-old Raya was thrown into a cesspool and woke up screaming for help. It was difficult to investigate cases of abductions of children. The different locations and different disposal of the bodies made the

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texts: kidnappings very different. The children could not give a description of the abductor. The parents of some of the victims did not file a complaint.The investigators made several assumptions about the murderer's identity. Everyone knew that the killer had been convicted of crimes against the sexual inviolability of the person. The murderer was thought to be between the ages of 20 and 25. According to one theory, the killer was either mentally-ill or a degenerate. The attacks in Nizhny Tagil and Kushva were not connected to the Sverdlovsk murders. More than 300 people were arrested in Sverdlovsk in 1939. During the commission of the crimes, <mask> was taken into custody by three police high school cadets.The tall man who was carrying the little boy was spotted by the cadets while patrolling at the tram stop. The 3-year-old was kidnapped by <mask> and his mother left for a few minutes at the entrance of the family home. The killer got into the tram to escape from his pursuers. The teenager was found by the cadets at a time when <mask> was attacking the boy. <mask> was arrested. As Vycheslav's scarf covered his neck, <mask> had to unbutton his shirt and begin killing him. Vinnichevsky had the chance to come up with an exculpatory version of his actions such as: "I wanted to fix the boy's scarf" or "loosen the button on his shirt collar".During the investigation, <mask> confessed to the murders, revealing that he had recorded all the murders on paper. According to the doctor of jurisprudence AS Skryalin,

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texts: the trial of Vinnichevsky was held when Soviet legislation provided for the death penalty for children who had reached the age of 12 years. Stalin, Molotov and Kalinin were sent a proposal to introduce the death penalty for children by the People's Commissar for Defense on March 19, 1935. The battle of Tsaritsyn was fought by Stalin. The result of the letter was a legal act. The death penalty was imposed from the age of 12 in 1935 on measures to combat juvenile delinquency. This was known around the world.In a conversation with Stalin on June 28, 1935, Romain Rolland questioned the humanity of such a measure. Stalin replied, "On 20 April 1935, the top secret circular of the USSR Prosecutor's Office and the USSR Supreme Court No." It was signed by the Prosecutor of the USSR and the Chairman of the Supreme Court of the USSR. The USSR prosecutor's office and the Supreme Court of the USSR abolished article 22 of the Criminal Code in order to combat crime among children. According to the resolution of the supreme court of the soviets, if a person who has attained the age of 12 commits a crime not listed in the article of the criminal, they are liable. It is possible to use a secret circular to inform the prosecutor of the USSR and the Chairman of the Supreme Court of the USSR on all cases of criminal trial of juvenile offenders. <mask> was sentenced to death by the Soviet court.In his request for a pardon, the convict claimed that he was ready to win forgiveness in battle and that he wanted to become a


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texts: tanker. He was executed after his clemency was denied. The bodies of those executed in the USSR were not given to relatives for burial, but were buried in secret places. The Moscow tract contains 12 km of buried Vinnichevsky. The bodies of the executed were buried in this location in the 1930s. In one mass grave, the bodies of those executed for political reasons and on criminal charges were not divided for what they were shot for. The burial place was turned into a memorial complex for victims of reprisals in the 1920s and 1950s.A monument titled "Masks of Sorrow: Europe- Asia" was opened by a friend of Vinnichevsky. The case files and publications about Vinnichevsky's criminal case are No. 437. The Sverdlovsk Regional Court considered four volumes of the criminal case against Vinnichevsky in 1940, according to the State Archives of the Sverdlovsk Region. The State Archives of the Sverdlovsk Region R-148 "Sverdlovsk Regional Court" has a fund. The materials of the criminal case of Vinnichevsky had been kept secret for more than 70 years. The Vinnichevsky case has been freely available since 1991, according to the answer of the State Archives of the Sverdlovsk Region."The Urals Monster: Chronicle of the exposure of the most mysterious serial killer of the Soviet Union" was written by A. Rakitin. The author put a version of <mask>'s story in the book. Literature A. Rakitin says socialism does not breed crime. The Cabinet Scientist published a book titled "serial crime in the USSR: historical and


title: Jawdat Said

texts: <mask>, also known as Tsey Djewdet, was a Syrian Islamic scholar who belonged to the School of the famous Islamic thinker professor Malek Bennabi and Muhammad Iqbal. He was called the Circassian Gandhi because of his opinions. <mask> was born in the village of Beer Ajam in Quneitra Governorate in the Golan Heights in Syria. After completing his primary education in Quneitra, he was sent to continue his studies in Egypt by his father. He obtained a degree in Arabic language. He met Professor Bennabi in the last stages of his presence in Egypt through the book. He had the chance to meet him personally before he left Egypt.The United Arab Republic was formed after <mask> left Cairo for Saudi Arabia. While he was in the army, the separation of the union took place, as <mask> returned to Syria to complete military service. While everyone complied with the orders given by commanders in the military, he clearly opposed participation in any military actions against the "Union", leading officials to put him under military internal detention, and did not leave until after the end of the matter. He was appointed to be a teacher at Damascus high schools after finishing military service. He was arrested immediately for intellectual activity. Despite repeated arrests and the issuance of decisions to move him to schools in various regions across Syria, he did not leave the field of teaching until a decision was made to discharge him from his work in the late 1960s. The city of Quneitra and some villages of the occupied Syrian Golan Heights were liberated after the war of 1973.Ber Ajam was one of the liberated villages. <mask> decided to restore the house with his family after he lost his job. <mask> lived there, working in agriculture, and keeping up with developments in the Arab, Islamic, and global

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texts: arenas. <mask> died at the age of 90. Jawdat said that the prophets of Islam tried to bring about change in humanity through non-violent means. The Muhammad in Mecca did not use violence. He said Muhammad in Medina used jihad to establish justice.He came up with the idea that Muslims should call people to Islam through peaceful means. The aim of a war is to establish justice and end persecution. War should be governed by mature and rational authorities. He called on Muslims to peacefully resist both Middle Eastern regimes and American rule. The example of the Japanese under occupation after World War II was cited by him. He wrote Religion and Law in 2001 in English and Arabic. The United Nations does not hide the shame of humanity but rather scandalizes it.After two world wars, the League of Nations and the United Nations were born. The birth of humanity should be a natural one and not the result of a caesarean section. This is similar to the ages of epidemics. Millions of dead were left behind when plagues swept through communities because of ignorant people. After technology made it possible for us to see smaller forms of life and medicine brought us a better understanding of germs, communities became better equipped to halt disease and heal the sufferers. If a country is devastated by an epidemic, we blame it on the lack of hygiene. The wars that erupt here and there are caused by a lack of knowledge of the intellectual organisms that cause hate and influence people to commit atrocities.Our intellectual foods are still polluted even though we rely on science to prevent germ warfare. We can't afford to be ignorant about these germs. <mask> presented his idea of the non-violence in the Islamic Action in the book "The Doctrine of the First Son of Adam or The Problem of Violence in The

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texts: Islamic Action". According to the story, the sacrifice was accepted from one of the sons but not the other. The latter said to be sure. "Allah doth accept the sacrifice of those who are righteous," said the former. It is not for me to stretch my hand against thee to slay thee, for I fear Allah.The reward of those who do wrong is that they will be among the Companions of the Fire. The book appeared in the mid-1960s, before the emergence of the Ikhwan trend in Syria and the incidents of violence and widespread arrests among activists. Some believe that <mask>'s experience in Egypt will be similar to what happened in Syria. <mask>'s first book appeared after he was arrested for the first time on a background of his intellectual activity. He felt that it was necessary to write down some of the ideas he had in mind, especially those related to nonviolence. There is a difference between Islamic Jihad in the phase of building the state and Jihad after that. The Prophet (Mohammed) had exercised during his time, so it is proven that non-violence doesn't conflict with jihad.Nonviolent jihad should be used when building the state or good governance. Islam does not allow access to power and rule by force or sword. Prophet (Mohammed) prevented his followers from defending themselves while they were in Mecca, but allowed them to fight after an adult community was established in the city of Medina. " Until they change what is in themselves, 1972 (in Arabic and English) <mask> makes of the Quranic verse (God does not change a people until they change what is in themselves) a title and a starting point to prove that in order to solve a problem or change a situation." According to <mask>, the law in this verse is general and applies to all human beings, and not especially Muslims, and that it contains two

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texts: phases of change: a change done by God and a change by people. God will not change until the people change first. There are many simple Quranic facts that we don't understand.How many disasters occur because of neglect and inattention? Many hundreds of thousands of young people are disappointed or lose confidence in the seriousness of religious subjects when they are exposed to the truth because they live an illusion. The problem of a lost generation is a problem of a society. The writer says that if a firm will for work met with a complete capability and the presence of suitable conditions and the absence of impediments, then the action is compulsory. The real destitution is in their understanding of the laws of changing themselves and their communities, as they usually claim, because Muslims have all the will and the physical capability which can solve their problems and to participate to influence events in the world and face the colonial and intellectual invasion. The Rush to condemn "science" or "knowledge", which was the original title to this book, holds a great loss, the writer says, because nothing can save us other than "knowledge". We condemned Science so that we can either accept or reject it.The writer states in his book that "science is unable to solve problems" and responds to some of the writings of some Muslims. We should depend on something else to work out our problems. Be as Adam's son, 1996 (in Arabic) <mask> discussed nearly all the main topics of his world, he talks in this book about nonviolence, history, language, Quran, science and knowledge, knowledge and Power, the prophetic concept to change, Jihad, the two ways to read Influence <mask> was influential on a new generation of Syrian non-violence activists. "Jawdat <mask>, Islam as a Violence-Free Religion" is an

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texts: <mask> was the leader of the Green Party of Canada from 2020 to 2021. She was the first black Canadian and the first Jewish woman to lead a federal party. <mask> was the founder and executive director of the Canadian Centre for Political Leadership from 2001 to 2005 and has worked in civic engagement and international affairs positions, including in political affairs in Canada's Mission to the European Union and in the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court. The Barcelona International Public Policy Hub is co-founded by her. She was defeated in the Canadian federal election. <mask> was elected the new leader of the Green Party of Canada. Following the resignation of Bill Morneau, <mask> ran in the 2020 Toronto Centre federal by-election.She is the only federal party leader who does not have representation in the House of Commons. <mask> lost the election to Ien again. There was controversy over <mask>'s leadership after Jenica Atwin crossed the floor. <mask> was defeated for the third time in her riding of Toronto Centre when she was defeated for the third time in the Canadian federal election. She resigned as party leader a week after the election. She submitted her resignation on November 10, 2021. On November 14, 2021, the party's federal council accepted her resignation and confirmed she was no longer leader.<mask> began her involvement with politics at a young age, working as a page in the Ontario Legislature at age 12 and later as a page at the Canadian Senate. She obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Ottawa and a Master of Public Affairs degree from Princeton University. In 1998 she was called to the bar. <mask> is the older sister of Canadian actress Ngozi <mask>, twin sister to Luther, and is married to an international human rights lawyer. Her parents are both from Dominica. On May 29, 2020, her father died from a bladder infection. <mask> converted to Judaism in 2000.She speaks five languages: English, French, Catalan, and Spanish. The Canadian Centre for Political Leadership

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texts: (CCPL) was supported by a fellowship from the Echoing Green Foundation and support from the Maytree Foundation. The organization was focused on helping women, Indigenous people, and people of colour get into public offices. <mask> ran training sessions across Canada, as well as conferences devoted to participation in elected roles and board appointments. The participants in the programs were elected to boards and political staff positions. The Barcelona International Public Policy Hub is a social enterprise co-work space designed to be a catalyst for international NGOs working on global challenges. The Climate Infrastructure Project, the Spanish language branch of OpenDemocracy, Verificat, and democraciaAbierta are just a few of the projects hosted by the hub.The 1834 fellowship was co-created by <mask> and Operation Black Vote Canada. In 1996 <mask> worked for Dominic Agostino, who was a co-chair of the leadership campaign. She worked for him to see what a leadership campaign looked like. The Green nomination for Toronto Centre was won by <mask>, who moved back to Canada from Barcelona. She was the Green Party candidate in Toronto Centre in the federal election. She held the position of International Affairs Critic for the Green Party until February 2020, when she stepped down to enter the leadership race. She was the first candidate to register to run for the 9th leader of the Green Party of Canada.She said the leadership race was an opportunity for renewal. In order to allow <mask> to run in the Gulf Islands, Elizabeth May offered to step aside. On September 24, 2020, <mask> announced that she had received permission from the Green Party to run in the October 2020 federal by-election in Toronto Centre. On October 3, 2020, <mask> was elected leader of the Green Party of Canada, becoming the first Black Canadian and first Jewish woman to be elected leader of a major political party in Canada. She won 54.53 per cent of the votes in the final round of voting. <mask> was described as a centrist. <mask>'s share of the vote increased

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texts: by 25 per cent from the previous year's race after she placed second in the Toronto Centre by-election.In January 2021, it was reported that <mask> had decided to run in an Ontario riding during the next federal election, and was considering a Toronto electoral district. It was confirmed that <mask> would run again in Toronto Centre. On May 10, 2021, a statement was published on the Party website to call for de-escalation of violence in the Israel–Palestine crisis and a return to dialogue; it quoted <mask> as urging restraint and calling on. The official Party policy on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict of expecting MPs to oppose illegal settlements and the siege of Gaza was mentioned by Jenica Atwin in her statement. <mask>'s senior advisor Noah Zatzman called out several MPs including Atwin in a May 14 Facebook post, calling their statements regarding the crisis "appalling" and antisemitic. Party insiders called on <mask> to condemn Zatzman's attack, but instead he described the situation as a "difference of opinion", and called for solidarity to condemn anti-Semitism. The criticism of the statement quoting <mask> was expressed by Atwin and others because it did not reflect the Party policy, which was adopted in 2016 with over 90% support, according to other prominent members of the Party.On June 10, Atwin crossed the floor and joined the Liberal Party due to lack of support from <mask>'s leadership. <mask> disagreed with this account and claimed the events had nothing to do with Zatzman or her; however, the remaining Green MPs, Elizabeth May and <mask>, issued a statement stating "Unfortunately, the attack against Ms. Atwin by the Green Party leader's chief spokesman on May On June 4, the Green Party executive voted not to renew Zatzman's contract, while the Green Party of Quebec released a statement saying it would be difficult to fully collaborate with Ms. <mask> and her staff. David Suzuki believes that the Green Party has a strength of allowing MPs to express a diversity of opinion, but <mask> <mask> has destroyed that. The

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texts: Green Party launched the process to remove <mask> from leadership on July 15. Under threat of a vote of non-confidence, the federal council passed a motion requiring <mask> to support the federal caucus. In a Party town hall on June 30, interim president Liana Cusmano confirmed that the federal council did not call off the vote as claimed by <mask>.The Party's interim executive director kicked off a process to review <mask>'s membership in July of 2021. On July 19th, <mask> announced in a press conference that the non-confidence vote and membership review would not take place under the currently elected council. On July 21, the Party and the Green Party of Canada Fund filed an application with the Ontario Superior Court arguing that <mask>'s contract was not with the Party's federal council, but with the Green Party of Canada. The Party president disagreed with <mask> that she couldn't speak publicly about why the non-confidence vote and membership review were put on hold. <mask> slammed a letter that was written by several councilors and presented at the June 15 council meeting that initially discussed the non-confidence vote, and stated that the letter included a list of allegations that were so racist, so sexist. <mask> thinks that Justin Trudeau is not a feminist because of the way he undermines her leadership. Freeland responded: "I am not a token, nor would I ever accuse another woman politician of being some man's token, that is not how a feminist treats another woman."Lascaris criticized the party for having the lowest proportion of racialized candidates in previous elections and for issues with institutional racism existing within the Party. Amita Kuttner stated that they have experienced first-hand racism, misogyny, transphobia and homophobia within the Party, and that it's a real challenge for the Party, and that there is legitimate criticism of <mask>'s leadership and handling of the matter. <mask> accused the federal government of not inviting her to an antisemitism summit. Federal opposition leaders including <mask>

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texts: were invited, but as observers, to ensure the summit remain a safe space where community members can express their opinions and ideas. Judy N. Green, co-president of the Green Party of Nova Scotia and 2020 Green Party leadership candidate, stated that a decision was made by <mask> and her Chief of Staff to block Party members in the West Nova federal riding from considering Green for nomination in the upcoming. On June 19th, Lisa Gunderson withdrew from the party nomination contest for the federal riding of Sooke, stating that recent events are not consistent with Green values. On July 13, Green Party executives moved to block funding for <mask>'s Toronto Centre riding campaign, a move that was preceded by layoffs of about half of the Party's staff.Hundreds of thousands of dollars are expected to be spent by the Party on legal battles with <mask>. <mask> resigned as Green party leader on September 27, 2021. An automatic leadership vote of all party members commenced in October and was to conclude in November of 2021, as <mask>'s resignation had not taken effect due to negotiations on a settlement of outstanding financial issues. As the voting in the review was ongoing, <mask> submitted her resignation and ended her membership in the party. The party's federal council accepted her resignation on November 14, 2021. The party released a report stating that it was threatened with insolvency and that it was considering closing its office. The party lost over 6,000 members and 499 monthly donors in the same time.Significant legal costs were blamed for negotiations concerning <mask>'s departure as leader of the party. <mask> is an Action Canada Fellow, Echoing Green Fellow, member of the University of Ottawa Common Law Honour Society, alumni of the Government of Canada Recruitment of Policy Leaders Program, and a recipient of the Harry Jerome Award. External links 1972 births Living people Black Canadian lawyers Black Canadian women Black Jewish people Green Party of Canada leaders Female Canadian political party leaders Jewish Canadian

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texts: The lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and keyboardist of the rock band Paramore is an American singer, musician, and businesswoman named <mask>. <mask> moved to Franklin, Tennessee at the age of 13 after her parents divorced. She formed Paramore in 2004. The band consists of four people. All We Know is Falling is the band's fifth studio album. Brand New Eyes, Paramore, and After Laughter were listed. <mask> released her debut solo single, "Simmer", on January 22, 2020, and announced on the same day that her debut studio album, Petals for Armor, would be released.The first two-thirds of the album are made up of two EPs called Petals for Armor I and II. Her second solo record, Flowers for Vases / Descansos, was released on February 5, 2021. <mask> has collaborated with artists such as October Fall, The Chariot, Set Your Goals, and New Found Glory, as well as recording the song "Teenagers" for the soundtrack of Jen's Body. She was featured on a song by B.o.B. It was number two on the U.S. There is a hot 100. "Airplanes, Part II" features new verse from B.o.B.While <mask>' vocals remain the same, there is a verse from Emmitt. The collaboration was nominated for a gramophone for best pop collaboration with vocals. Kiss-Off on Popular TV was launched in 2015, as was the hair-dye company Good Dye Young. On December 27, 1988, the daughter of Joey and Cristi <mask> was born. She has two siblings. <mask> moved with her mother to Tennessee after her parents divorced. At her new school, she met her future bandmates.She began taking vocal lessons after moving to Franklin. She met Jeremy Davis when she tried out for a local band. Hood was <mask>' childhood neighbor. <mask> was signed to a two-year production deal by his managers, Dave and <mask>. She was writing pop songs in Nashville. <mask> was introduced to

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texts: Atlantic Records A&R Tom Storms by his attorneys and signed to the label. The label's original plan was to make her a solo pop artist, but <mask> objected to this, saying that she wanted to be part of a band and play pop punk music.Paramore was formed after Atlantic decided to go along with her wishes. Paramore's music was supposed to come out on Atlantic Records, but the marketing department decided it would be better for the band's image to not be associated with a large label. Fueled by Ramen is a "cooler" niche label that they released their music through. According to <mask>, the name "Paramore" came from the maiden name of the mother of one of their first bass players. The group decided to use the Paramore spelling after learning the meaning of the name. All We Know Is Falling was the band's first album and was released in 2005. Paramore has released four more albums.Paramore and After Laughter were self-titled. In June 2009, the band welcomed Taylor York as an official member, even though he had already been playing with the band since 2007. Two founding members of Paramore left the band in December of 2010. The news was posted by <mask> on Paramore's website, with Josh later saying that the group was "a manufactured product of a major label, riding on the coattails of 'Hayley's dream'". Paramore toured outside of the US for the first time in 2006 with a headline tour of the UK and a performance at the Give It A Name Festival in Europe. She and the rest of Paramore made an appearance in the music video for "Kiss Me" by New Found Glory. The Kerrang took place in 2007.She won the first place spot for "Sexiest Female" in the 2008 Readers' Poll after finishing second in the "Sexiest Female" category. She is a playable character in the video game Guitar Hero World Tour after completing "Misery

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texts: Business" in the vocalist campaign. The song "Teenagers" was a part of the soundtrack for the film "Jen's Body". <mask> stated after the release of "Teenagers" that she had no plans to be a solo artist. She appeared on two tracks from B.o.B's debut album, B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray. "Airplanes" peaked in the top ten in nineteen countries, including the number one position in the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The track "Stay the Night" was a collaboration between Zedd and <mask> from his debut studio album, Clarity.<mask> received the "Trailblazer Award" in the Women in Music Awards for making a unique mark in music and paving the way for other artists. The 'Crimson Curse' was played by <mask> in Taylor Swift's music video for "Bad Blood". The band member and co-writer of the song "Ain't It Fun", <mask>, was nominated for and won the award for Best Rock Song at the 2015 ceremony. <mask> won the Best Vocalist award in July of 2015. She collaborated with American Football on a song called "Uncomfortably Numb", which appeared on the band's third studio album. On her 31st birthday in December, <mask> announced she would be releasing solo music in 2020, with a "taste" of it to come in January. Several US cities and abroad have seen flyers with a picture of <mask> under the title Petals for Armor."Simmer" was released on January 22, 2020, with a music video. May 8, 2020 is when <mask>' debut studio album, Petals for Armor, will be released. On February 6, 2020, she was going to give an interview on Apple Music in which she was going to release her first album, Petals for Armor I. She released the song "Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris" on March 19 after postponing the second half of the project. In January 2021, <mask> started teasing a project. She gave a CD with the track on it to a fan. The album

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texts: was released on February 5, 2021.<mask> was partnering with MAC Cosmetics for the release of a new makeup collection. The four-piece collection included a bright orange lipstick, an orange nail polish, a shimmery coral eye shadow and a beauty powder. Paramore's self-titled album was the subject of a magazine cover. In October of that year, <mask> collaborated with the Hard Rock Café's PINKTOBER charity campaign to raise awareness and funding for breast cancer and its research. Kiss-Off was launched on Popular TV. After four years of planning, <mask> launched her own hair dye company, Good Dye Young, with her hair and makeup artist, Brian O'Connor. An orange, Riot!, was offered by the company.A pink, Ex- Girl; a blue, Blue Ruin; a yellow, Steal My sunshine; a red, Rock Lobster; a purple, PPL Eater; a green, Kowabunga; a teal, Narwhal; and a black, None More Black. The dyes are vegan. In May 2020, Good Dye Young released Lighter Daze, a range of five semi-permanent pastels. Williams and Apothekeco collaborated on a candle in November 2020. <mask> collaborated with Tea Huntress in March of 2021. Two new blends are part of the collaboration. Thistle Farms is an organization that helps women survivors of trafficking, abuse, and addiction.<mask> talks about her faith in relation to her music. The judgmental nature of some in the Christian community has been criticized by her. The Farro brothers left Paramore because of differing attitudes on faith. <mask> was in a relationship with the lead guitarist of New Found Glory. They got engaged on Christmas Day. They were married in February of 2016 On July 1, 2017, the couple formally announced that they had separated and their pending divorce was finalized by the end of the year.<mask> has made public her decisions against smoking, drinking, or using recreational

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texts: drugs. <mask> left Paramore in the summer of 2015 due to her depression. She said in a February 2020 interview that she did not act on her suicidal thoughts. In a February 2021 interview, she discussed how she had been impacted by generational trauma and revealed that she had been in therapy since the end of Paramore's After Laughter tour. <mask> responded to feminist criticism of "Misery Business", a song from Paramore's album Riot! She blamed her youth and inexperience for the song's misogynistic lyrics. <mask> described herself as a feminist in a post.Maybe not a perfect one. <mask> gave control of her account to Teens4Equality to highlight their work in relation to the Black Lives Matter movement. <mask> decided to stop using her personal social media accounts because she wanted to spend more time looking up and out, rather than down. Paramore's use of social media will not be affected by this choice. Saves the Day, MewithoutYou, The Cure, No Doubt, Slick Shoes, The Chariot, Now, Jimmy Eat World, New Found Glory, Fireworks, Set Your Goals, Tegan and Sara, and H2O are some of the artists that Artistry Influences <mask> cites. She admires female singers such as Christina Aguilera, Emily Haines, Gwen Stefani, and The Distillers. Voice Williams has a four-octave range.Emilee Lindner of MTV News has noted her ability to sing in the whistle register, as well as her "acrobatic" singing style. <mask> has a slight country twang in some of her songs. <mask> has more charisma than singers twice her age, and her band aren't far behind in their chops, either, according to Alternative Press. John Mayer praised <mask>'s voice in October 2007, calling her "The great orange hope." Discography studio albums extended plays singles as lead artist as featured artist Other charted songs Guest appearances Notes Awards

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texts: <mask> was a French politician who served as President of France from 1995 to 2007. <mask> was the Prime Minister of France from 1974 to 1976 and the Mayor of Paris from 1977 to 1995. <mask> began his career as a civil servant after attending the cole nationale d'administration. <mask> was the Minister of Agriculture and the Minister of the Interior. He was the standard-bearer for the Rally for the Republic in 1981 and 1988. <mask>'s policies initially included lower tax rates, the removal of price controls, and strong punishment for crime and terrorism. His views changed after he pursued these policies.He was elected president in 1995 after campaigning on a platform of healing the "social rift" and argued for different economic policies. The laissez-faire policies of the United Kingdom under the ministries of Margaret Thatcher and John Major, which <mask> described as "Anglo-Saxon ultraliberalism," stood in opposition to <mask>'s economic policies. He was known for his stance against the American-led invasion of Iraq, his recognition of the French Government's role in deporting Jews, and his reduction of the presidential term from 7 years to 5. He defeated Jean-Marie Le Pen in the second round of the 2002 French presidential election. He was considered one of the least popular presidents in modern French political history because of his low approval rating during his second term. A two-year suspended prison sentence was given to <mask> by the Paris court in 2011. <mask> <mask> was born in the 5th arrondissement of Paris on November 29, 1932.He was the son of <mask>, a successful executive for an aircraft company, and

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texts: Marie-Louise Valette, a housewife. His grandparents taught in Corrze. His great-grandparents were peasants in the Corrze. His name derives from the langue d'oc, that of the troubadours, according to <mask>. He was a Roman Catholic. <mask> was the only child and his sister died in infancy. He attended a private school in Paris.He went to the Lycée Carnot and the Lycée Louis-le-Grand. He served as a sailor for three months after college. <mask> played rugby union for Brive's youth team. He did not play no. There are 8 and 2 rows. <mask> started his civil service career in the 1950s, inspired by Charles de Gaulle. He joined the French Communist Party, sold copies of L'Humanité, and took part in meetings of a communist cell.He was questioned when he applied for his first visa to the United States after he signed the Soviet-inspired Stockholm Appeal for the abolition of nuclear weapons. He entered the cole nationale d'administration, which trains France's top civil servants, in 1957 after attending a non-credit course at Harvard University. <mask> worked at a company in the US. <mask> was a reserve military officer. He volunteered to fight in the Algerian War despite the reservations of his superiors. His superiors didn't want to make him an officer because they thought he had communist leanings. He was an auditor in the Court of Auditors.In 1962, <mask> was appointed head of the personal staff of the Prime Minister. <mask>'s political career began with this appointment. <mask> was referred to as "my bulldozer" by Pompidou for his ability to get things done. He was referred to as "Le Bulldozer" in French political circles

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texts: because of his abrasive manner. This reputation was maintained by <mask> as late as the 1988 presidential election. <mask> ran for a seat in the National Assembly as a Gaullist. He was elected deputy for Corrze, a stronghold of the left.He was able to enter the government as Minister of Social Affairs because of this victory. <mask>, who was related to de Gaulle's sole companion at the time of the Appeal of 18 June 1940, was more of a "Pompidolian" than a "Gaullist". <mask> was in charge of negotiating a truce during the student and worker unrest of 1968. He worked closely with Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who headed the ministry of economy and finance. After some months in the ministry for Relations with Parliament, <mask>'s first high-level post came in 1972 when he became Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. <mask> quickly earned a reputation as a champion of French farmers' interests, and first attracted international attention when he assailed U.S., West German, and European Commission agricultural policies which conflicted with French interests. <mask> was appointed Minister of the Interior after Raymond Marcellin resigned.The SAFARI project was canceled due to privacy concerns after it was revealed by Le Monde. President Pompidou asked him to prepare for the presidential election in 1976. The elections were moved forward because of Pompidou's death. <mask> tried to get the Gaullists behind Pierre Messmer. The "Pompidolians" disapproved of <mask>-Delmas announcing his candidacy. Giscard d'Estaing is the leader of the non-Gaullist part of the parliamentary majority. After France's most competitive election

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texts: campaign in years, Giscard d'Estaing was elected as the new president.<mask> was chosen to lead the cabinet. When Valéry Giscard d'Estaing became president, he nominated <mask> as prime minister to reconcile the "Giscardian" and "non-Giscardian" sides of the parliamentary majority. At the age of 41, <mask> stood out as the model of the young wolves of French politics, but he was faced with the hostility of the "Barons of Gaullism" who considered him a traitor for his role during the previous presidential campaign. He took the lead of the Union of Democrats for the Republic against the will of the more senior members. The basic tenets of Gaullism, such as national and European independence, would be retained despite the social reforms proposed by President Giscard. Pierre Juillet and Marie-France Garaud were advisers to <mask>. The campaign against Chaban-Delmas was organised by these two.They thought Giscard d'Estaing's policy confused the conservative electorate. <mask> resigned as Prime Minister due to Giscard's refusal to give him authority. He began to build up his political base among France's several conservative parties, with a goal of reconstituting the Gaullist UDR into a Neo-Gaullist group. The minimum wage and the social welfare system were both improved during <mask>'s first tenure as prime minister. <mask> wanted to gain the leadership of the political right in order to gain the French presidency in the future. The RPR was supposed to be an electoral machine against President Giscard d'Estaing. Giscard's decision to create the office of mayor in Paris, which had been in abeyance since the 1871 Commune,

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texts: helped <mask> because the leaders of the Third Republic thought that having municipal control of the capital would give the mayor too much.<mask> was a candidate in 1977 against a close friend of the president. <mask>'s political influence grew as mayor of Paris. He held this post until 1995. <mask> provided programmes to help the elderly, people with disabilities, and single mothers, as well as introducing the street-cleaning Motocrotte, while providing incentives for businesses to stay in Paris, according to his supporters. His opponents say he installed "clientelist" policies. In 1978, <mask> attacked the pro-European policy of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, and made a nationalist turn with the December 1978 Call of Cochin. He was hospitalized after a car crash and declared that the pro-foreign party acts with its peaceable and reassuring voice.He appointed Yvan Blot, an intellectual who later joined the National Front, as director of his campaigns for the 1979 European election. <mask> broke with Garaud and Juillet after the poor results of the election. Marie-France Garaud said that they thought <mask> was made of the same marble as the statues. He had a rivalry with Giscard d'Estaing. The Bonapartists, represented by <mask>, and the Orleanists, represented by VGE, were both members of the liberal Orleanist tradition. <mask> assumed a strong neo-Gaullist stance after the eviction of the Gaullist barons. In the 1981 election, <mask> split the centre-right vote by running against Giscard d'Estaing.He was eliminated in the first round. He supported Giscard in the second round. He said that he supported the incumbent

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texts: president in a private capacity but refused to give instructions to the RPR voters. Giscard blamed <mask> for his defeat. Before his death, he was told that <mask> had eaten with Romney. The Socialist candidate was told by <mask> that he wanted to get rid of Giscard. Giscard wrote in his memoirs that between the two rounds, he phoned the RPR headquarters.He changed his voice to be a right-wing voter. He was advised not to vote by the RPR employee. Giscard was critical of <mask>'s actions, even though he was in the same government coalition as <mask>. The right lost the legislative election after the 1981 presidential election. <mask> was the leader of the right-wing opposition after Giscard was knocked out. Even though it did not correspond with Gaullist doctrine, he aligned himself with prevailing economically liberal opinion due to his attacks against the economic policy of the Socialist government. While the National Front grew, he signed an electoral pact with the Giscardian (and more or less Christian Democratic) party Union for French Democracy.The RPR/UDF right-wing coalition won a slight majority in the National Assembly in the 1986 election, which led to the appointment of <mask> as prime minister. The power-sharing arrangement gave <mask> the lead in domestic affairs. The areas granted to the President of the Republic, Defence and Foreign Affairs were used to belittle the Prime Minister. <mask>'s cabinet abolished the solidarity tax on wealth, a symbolic tax on those with high value assets, and sold many public companies. The plan for university reform caused a crisis in 1986 when a student was killed by the


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texts: police, leading to massive demonstrations and the proposal's withdrawal. During other student crises, it has been said that this event affected <mask>, who was careful about police violence during such demonstrations. One of his first acts was to call back <mask>, who had been de Gaulle's and his successors' leading counsellor for African matters.Foccart, who co-founded the Gaullist SAC militia along with Charles Pasqua, and who was a key component of the "Franafrique" system, was again called to the Elys. Prime Minister <mask> ordered a military intervention against the rebels in the Ouvéa cave, leading to the deaths of 19 people. He refused an alliance with Jean-Marie Le Pen. <mask> ran against Romney again in the 1988 election. He got 20 percent of the vote in the first round, but lost the second round with only 46 percent. The right lost the next legislative election after he resigned from the cabinet. His leadership over the RPR was challenged for the first time.The abandonment of Gaullist doctrines was criticized by Charles and Philippe. A new generation of politicians on the right accused <mask> and Giscard of being responsible for the electoral defeats. In 1992, he called for a "yes" vote in the referendum on the Maastricht Treaty, against the opinion of the majority of the RPR voters, who chose to vote "no". While he was mayor of Paris, <mask> supported President Houphout-Boigny, who was being called a "thief" by the local population. <mask> said that multipartism was a kind of luxury. The 1993 legislative election was won by the right. <mask> did not want to return as prime minister as his previous term had

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texts: ended with him losing the presidency to Romney.<mask> had promised that he wouldn't run for the presidency against him in 1995. With the support of a majority of right-wing politicians, Balladur decided to be a presidential candidate. A number of friends and allies of <mask> supported Balladur's candidacy. A small group of people would remain with <mask>. Juppé was one of the few "chiraquiens" to serve in Franois Fillon's government. During the 1995 presidential campaign, <mask> criticized the neo-liberalism represented by his challenger on the right and promised to reduce the social divide. He got more votes than Balladur in the first round and then defeated Lionel Jospin in the second round.<mask> was elected on a platform of tax cuts and job programmes, but his policies did little to ease the labour strikes during his first months in office. Neo-liberal economic austerity measures introduced by <mask> and his conservative prime minister were highly unpopular in France. It became apparent that Juppé and others had obtained preferential conditions for public housing, as well as other perks. In November–December 1995 <mask> faced major workers' strikes which turned into a general strike, one of the largest strikes since 1968. The demonstrations against Juppé's plan for pension reform led to his dismissal. Shortly after taking office, <mask>unted by international protests by environmental groupsinsisted upon the restart of nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll in French Polynesia, a few months before signing the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. <mask> said, "You only have to look back at 1935 to see what happened."On February 1,


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texts: 1996, <mask> announced that France would end its nuclear testing and join the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. He refused to discuss the existence of French military bases in Africa despite requests from the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The French Army remained in both Cte d'Ivoire and Gabon. After World War II, the French government maintained that the French Republic had been dismantled and that it had been re-established. The Republic of France did not exist at the time of the deportation of Jews and so it was not for France to apologize. The Republic had nothing to do with this. He said in September 1994 that he did not believe France was responsible.The first President of France to take responsibility for the deportation of Jews was <mask>. On July 16, 1995 at the site of the Vel' d'Hiv Roundup, <mask> said "France, on that day, committed the irreparable". The police and gendarmes were under the authority of their leaders who obeyed the demands of the Nazis. The criminal folly of the occupiers was followed by the French State. <mask> dissolved parliament in 1997 in order to bolster his conservative economic program. His power was weakened by the backlash after it created an uproar. <mask> was forced into a new period of cohabitation with Jospin as prime minister after the Socialist Party soundly defeated his conservative allies.The power of <mask>'s presidency was weakened by cohabitation. The allocation of funding in France is under the control of Parliament and the prime minister, despite the fact that the French president only controls foreign and military policy. Without dissolving

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texts: parliament and calling for new elections, the president had no power to influence public policy regarding crime, the economy, and public services. <mask> periodically criticized Jospin's government. The scandals about the financing of RPR weakened his position. The left won a majority on the city council in 2001. Jean Tiberi, <mask>'s successor at the Paris city hall, was forced to resign after being put under investigation for his alleged involvement in the illegal financing of the RPR.Tiberi was kicked out of the Rally for the Republic, Chirac's party, on 12 October 2000 and declared to the Figaro magazine on 18 November 2000 that he was no longer friends with Chirac. After the publication of the Jean-Claude Méry by Le Monde on 22 September 2000, in which Jean-Claude Méry, in charge of the RPR's financing, directly accused Chirac of organizing the network, and of having been physically present on 5 October 1986, when Méry gave The total budget of the Elysee Palace was increased by 105 percent during his two terms. 61 cars and seven scooters were added to the Palace's garage. The total number of people he employed was over 900. The military budget was reduced by the Supreme Commander of the French armed forces. He had three percent of GDP at the end of his first term.The French Navy did not have an aircraft carrier until 2001 when Charles de Gaulle was commissioned. The French nuclear arsenal was reduced to include 350 warheads, compared to the Russian arsenal of 16,000 warheads. The plan to reduce the number of fighters was published by him. After Franois Mitterrand left office in 1995, <mask> began a rapprochement

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texts: with NATO by joining the Military Committee and attempting to negotiate a return to the integrated military command, which failed after the French demand for parity with the United States went unmet. <mask> was forced into cohabitation with a Socialist-led cabinet between 1997 and 2002 and poor Franco-American relations after the French UN veto threat over Iraq in 2003 made transatlantic negotiations impossible. <mask> and the first lady were placed in a dangerous situation by Air France Flight 4590 after they landed at Charles de Gaulle International Airport. The first couple were in an Air France Boeing 747 taxiing toward the terminal when the jet had to stop and wait for Flight 4590 to take off.The Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde ran over a strip of metal on takeoff and sliced electrical wires near the left landing gear. The Concorde deviated left on its takeoff roll because of the sequence of events. As it lifted off the ground, it came within 30 feet of hitting <mask>'s plane. The photograph of Flight 4590 ablaze, the only picture taken of the Concorde on fire, was taken by a passenger on <mask>'s jetliner. <mask> faced his fourth presidential campaign at the age of 69. He received 20% of the vote in the first ballot. It was expected that <mask> would face Lionel Jospin in the second round of elections, but he was defeated by Jean-Marie Le Pen of the National Front.The National Front called for opposing Le Pen, even if it meant voting for <mask>. The period between the first and second rounds of voting was marked by demonstrations against Le Pen and slogans such as "Vote for the crook, not for the fascist" or "Vote with


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texts: a clothespin on your nose". <mask> received an overwhelming amount of the vote on the second ballot. <mask> became unpopular during his second term. According to the July 2005 poll, <mask> was judged favorably by 32 percent and unfavorably by 63 percent. According to The Economist, <mask> is the most unpopular occupant of the Elysée Palace in the fifth republic's history. After Jospin's defeat, <mask> reorganised politics on the right, establishing a new party called the Union for a Popular Movement.A number of RPR members formed Eurosceptic splinter groups. While the Giscardian liberals of the Union for French Democracy moved to the right, the UMP won the parliamentary elections with ease. The 1947 Malagasy uprising, which left between 80,000 and 90,000 dead, was described by <mask> as "unacceptable". The aid package for Alstom was approved despite opposition from the <mask> government. In October 2004, <mask> and Hu Jintao signed a trade agreement that gave Alstom 1 billion dollars in contracts and promises of future investment in China. <mask> was the target of an assassination attempt during Bastille Day celebrations on July 14, 2002. The would-be assassin tried to shoot the presidential motorcade, but was stopped by bystanders.The violent far-right group with which Brunerie was associated was dissolved after he underwent psychiatric testing. <mask> emerged as a leading voice against George W. Bush and Tony Blair during the deployment of American and British forces in a military coalition. Despite British and American pressure, <mask> threatened to veto a resolution in the UN Security Council that would authorize

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texts: the use of military force to rid Iraq of alleged weapons of mass destruction. <mask> said on 18 March 2003 that Iraq does not represent an immediate threat that warrants an immediate war. De Villepin gained a lot of popularity for his speech against the UN. <mask> supported his son Faure, who succeeded his father, after he died. On January 19, 2006 <mask> said that France was prepared to launch a nuclear strike against any country that sponsors a terrorist attack.The ability to make a tactical strike in response to terrorism has been added to the country's nuclear arsenal. The Israeli offensive into Lebanon was criticized by <mask>. According to Israeli Army Radio, <mask> secretly told Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert that France would support an Israeli invasion of Syria and the overthrow of the government of President Bashar al-Assad. According to recent analysis, the disagreement on Iraq caused a rift between Paris and Washington, and that <mask> was a driver of this diplomatic cooperation. The G8 met in July of 2006 to discuss international energy concerns. The G8 focused on energy security despite the rising awareness of global warming issues. <mask> supported international action to curb global warming and climate change at the G8 summit meetings.<mask> warned that "humanity is dancing on a volcano" and called for serious action by the world's leading industrialised nations. The street leading to the Louvre Abu Dhabi was renamed <mask> Street in November of last year in honor of <mask>'s efforts to bolster links between France and the United Arab Emirates during his presidency. <mask>'s pro-Moroccan policy and

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texts: the already established pro-Moroccan French stances were strengthened during his presidency. The Report of the Technical Group on Innovative Financing Mechanisms formulated upon request by the Heads of State of Brazil, Chile, France and Spain was published in December 2004, presenting various opportunities for innovative financing mechanisms. The project was born. Marisol Touraine chairs the organisation's executive board. On May 29, 2005, France held a referendum on the proposed treaty for a Constitution of the European Union.The result was a victory for the No campaign, with 55 percent of voters rejecting the treaty on a turnout of 69 percent, dealing a devastating blow to <mask> and the UMP party, which had supported the TCE. <mask> replaced his Prime Minister with Domenique de Villepin after the referendum defeat. In an address to the nation, <mask> declared that the new cabinet's top priority was to curb unemployment, which was consistently hovering above 10 percent. In the fall of 2005, after the death of two young boys in Clichy-sous-Bois, <mask> withdrew the proposed First Employment Contract. <mask>'s doctors described the event as a "vascular incident". It was reported as a "minor stroke" or a "mild stroke". He returned to his duties after recovering.In a pre-recorded television broadcast on March 11, 2007, he announced that he would not seek a third term as president. His second term was shorter than his first because the constitution was amended in 2000 to reduce the presidential term to five years. <mask> said that he would find new ways to serve France after he leaves office. He didn't explain why he made

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texts: the decision. During the broadcast, he did not endorse any of the candidates, but did make a plea to voters not to vote for Jean-Marie Le Pen and to not vote for Nicolas Sarkozy, which was considered a thinly veiled invocation to voters not to vote for him. After leaving office, he launched the Fondation Chirac. It has been trying for peace through five advocacy programmes: conflict prevention, access to water and Sanitation, access to quality medicines and healthcare, access to land resources, and preservation of cultural diversity.It supports field projects that involve local people. Every year, the Prize for Conflict Prevention is awarded by Chirac's foundation. He was an ex officio member of the Constitutional Council and was entitled to a lifetime pension as a former President of France. He sat on the council for the first time six months after leaving the presidency. The family of Rafik Hariri lent <mask> a duplex on the Quai Voltaire after he lost the election. The judge closed the case without further investigation after Hariri was accused of having participated in illegal funding of the RPR's political campaigns. The second volume of <mask>'s memoirs was published in June 2011.<mask> admitted that he was responsible for allowing Jean-Marie Le Pen to advance in 2002. According to a 2010 poll, <mask> was the most admired political figure in France. On April 11, 2008, <mask>'s office announced that he had undergone successful surgery to fit a pacemaker. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: career.<mask> was featured in Le Bbte Show as a jumpy character. <mask> was a favorite character of Les Guignols de l'Info. Following the corruption allegations, he was depicted as a kind of dilettante and incompetent who pilfered public money and lied through his teeth. He created a superhero alter ego, Super Menteur, to get him out of embarrassing situations. He was lambasted in a song <mask> en prison by French punk band Les Wampas, with a video clip made by the Guignols, because of his alleged improprieties. He won the Ig Nobel prize for peace for his commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Hiroshima with atomic bomb tests in the Pacific. <mask> is played by Charles Fathy in Oliver Stone's film W.<mask> is portrayed in La Dernire Campagne and The Conquest by Bernard Le Coq. <mask> made an official visit to Baghdad in 1975, after Saddam Hussein invited him. Saddam approved a deal giving French oil companies privileges and a share of Iraqi oil. The Osirak MTR nuclear reactor was sold by France to Iraq. The Israeli Air Force bombed the Osirak reactor in June 1981 after it was accused of being a threat to its security. An international military coalition led by the United States invaded Iraq in 2002 and removed Hussein's government from power. Several European countries, including France, tried to prevent the invasion.The Osirak deal was used by the American media to criticize the Chirac-led opposition to starting a war in Iraq despite French involvement in the Gulf War. Several cases of alleged corruption that occurred during <mask>'s term as mayor have led to felony convictions of politicians and aides. A 1999

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texts: judicial decision gave <mask> immunity while he was president of France. He argued that it would be incompatible with his presidential functions to testify on these matters. There were investigations concerning the running of Paris's city hall, the number of municipal employees increased by 25% from 1977 to 1995 and there was a lack of financial transparency. Jérme Monod, a close friend of Chirac, was in charge of the privatisation of the Parisian water system. The satirical newspaper Le Canard enchané revealed the extravagant "food expenses" paid by the Parisian municipality, as well as the expenses managed by Roger Romani, who allegedly destroyed all archives of the period 1978–93 during night raids.Thousands of people were invited each year to a reception in the Paris city hall, while many political, media and artistic people were hosted in private flats owned by the city. <mask>'s immunity from prosecution ended when he left office. A preliminary charge of misuse of public funds was filed against him. The first former French head of state to be placed under investigation for a crime was <mask>. A judge ordered <mask> to stand trial on charges stemming from his time as mayor of Paris. On March 7, 2011, he went on trial on charges of swindling public funds, accused of giving fictional city jobs to twenty-eight activists from his political party while serving as the mayor of Paris. Along with <mask>, nine others stood trial in two separate cases, one dealing with fictional jobs for 21 people and the other with jobs for the remaining seven.The President of Union for a Popular Movement, who later served as France's

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texts: Minister of Foreign Affairs, was sentenced to a 14-month suspended prison sentence for the same case in 2004. <mask> was found guilty and given a suspended sentence. He was found guilty of swindling public funds, abuse of trust, and illegal conflict of interest. He did not have to go to prison because of his age, health, and status as a former head of state. He did not attend the trial because of his neurological problems. His defence team decided not to appeal. In April and May of 2006 <mask>'s administration was beset by a crisis as his chosen Prime Minister, de Villepin, was accused of asking a top level French spy for a secret investigation into his political rival.This is the second Clearstream Affair. <mask> made a rare television appearance to try to protect Villepin from the scandal and to debunk allegations that he had set up a Japanese bank account in 1992 as Mayor of Paris. The Republic is not a dictatorship of rumour, according to <mask>. <mask> had two daughters, Claude and Bernadette Chodron de Courcel, who were born in 1962. Claude was a long-term public relations assistant and personal adviser to her father, but she did not participate in her father's political activities. Claude was the grandfather of Martin Rey-<mask>. The foster daughter of <mask> and Bernadette <mask> is a former Vietnamese refugee.<mask> had several other relationships. <mask> was a friend of Gregory Peck. <mask> presented The Development of the Port of New-Orleans, a short geography/economic thesis, to the Institute d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) three years before. The 182-page typewritten work is illustrated by

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texts: was written by Odile Jacob. Mon combat pour la paix, tome II, Paris, was published in 2007. Demain, il sera trop tard, Paris, was written by Odile Jacob. Tome I, Chaque pas doit tre un but, Paris, ed. Tome II, Le Temps présidentiel, Paris, was published in 2009. The list of national leaders includes <mask>. <mask> has a short biography excerpt.It was an ed. The Biographical Dictionary of French Political Leaders Since 1870 was published in 1990. David Bell. pp 211–40 is from Presidential Power in Fifth Republic France. Bell, David S., Hargrove, and Theakston. A comparison of politicians. George Bush, John Major, and <mask> were compared in Presidential Studies Quarterly.Tony Chafer. "<mask> and 'la Francafrique' are no longer a family affair." Helen Drake is online. The French right and Europe were balanced by <mask> chirac. South European Society & Politics was published in 2005. Robert, Elgie. The 1997-2002 experience is studied in the cohabitation de longue.The English edition of Modern & Contemporary France was published in 2002. John Gaffney. "The Mainstream Right: <mask> and Balladur." In French Presidentialism and the Election of 1995 pp. 9–16. John Gaffney. The case of prime minister Lionel Jospin is an example of protocol, image, and discourse in political leadership competition.Modern & Contemporary France was published in 2002. John Gaffney wrote an ed. The legislative and presidential elections of France in 2002. Andrew. "<mask>: Surviving without Leading?" The book was written by David Bell and John Gaffney. The presidents of the Fifth Republic of France.pp 159–180. Levy, Cole, and Le Gals. From Chirac to

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texts: Sarkozy. A new France. There are developments in French politics. Mairi, Maclean. From de Gaulle to Chirac is an economic management and French business book."Milzow, Katrin." The politics of Blair, <mask> and Schroeder are discussed in this book. William R. " President <mask>." The book is called De Gaulle's Legacy. 149–16. David Wilsford, ed. The biographical dictionary of political leaders of contemporary Western Europe.<mask> and <mask> are the primary sources. My life in

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title: Jang Jin-young

texts: She was a South Korean actress. Her death was related to her battle with stomach cancer. She began her career as a model and then transitioned into acting after participating in the Miss Korea beauty contest. She won a number of awards for her work after making her film debut. She was the second winner of two Blue Dragon Film Awards for Best Actress, having won in 2001 for Sorum and again in 2003 for Singles. <mask> was one of the highest paid stars in the Korean film industry, earning in the region of per film. The Chungcheongnam-do province had a contestant at the 1992 Miss Korea beauty contest.She made her film debut with a supporting role in the 1998 fantasy Ghost in Love. In 2000 she appeared in one of the biggest domestic hits of that year, The Foul King, which drew attention from critics as she made an impression as the lightly romantic. She had a role in a fire fighting film. Her first starring role was in the 2001 psychological horror film Sorum, in which she was cast against type as a chain smoking abused wife. The part required her to look badly bruised and dishevelled, and she found the regimen of three packets of cigarettes per day to be quite tiring. Peter Y. Paik of The Film Journal commented, "<mask>-Young is utterly convincing in her portrayal of a battered wife, conveying both vulnerability and grit." In addition to winning Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Film Awards, she also won Best Actress at several European film festivals.In Over the Rainbow, a romantic comedy film in which her character helps an old college friend to

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texts: recover his lost memory, she was praised in a review at Korean Film for giving a "lively performance". The Scent of Love was filmed the following year. Singles was released in 2003 and is based on a novel by a Japanese writer. She described Na-nan as being very close to her real-life self in terms of her personality, as she headed an ensemble cast as the down on her luck woman on the verge of turning thirty. One of the big hits of that year was Singles, and also found favour with critics, with <mask> being praised for her performance. With her ingenuous goofiness, <mask> dominates the movie, and twins well with Uhm Jung-hwa. At the Blue Dragon Film Awards, she became the second actress to win the award twice, and also received the Popularity Award.She was cast as the lead in Blue Swallow, a 9.7 billion biopic of aviation pioneer Park Kyung-won, which was also a reunion of her with Sorum director Yoon Jong-chan and Singles co-star Kim Joo-hyuk. She worked on the film for 15 months, during which she was required to learn Japanese and overcome her fear of heights, and later said, "At every moment, I was pushing my limits." My experiences as Park Kyung-won made me work harder to live my life to the fullest. At the Korean box office, 600,000 tickets were sold for the film, despite Park being seen as a pro-Japanese figure during the Japanese colonial rule of Korea. At the 2006 Critic's Choice Awards, she won Best Actress for her role in the film. Between Love and Hate was the directorial debut of actor and screenwriter Kim Hae-gon. She played the role of

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texts: Yeon-ah, a bargirl who had a tumultuous love-hate relationship with Young-woon despite him being engaged to another woman.In order to give a realistic portrayal of a bargirl, <mask> spent time touring underground bars and room salons, but had difficulty identifying with her character, saying, "I couldn't easily understand why she had to act that way." I was embarrassed to stand in front of the camera and act like that. She received nominations for the Blue Dragon Film Awards and Baeksang Arts Awards for her performance at the Korean Film Awards. In 2007, she was cast as one of the leads in the drama series Lobbyist, a 12 billion production about lobbyists and political conspiracies. Filming began in New York City on April 24, and in the wake of the Virginia Tech massacre it was reported that the production company had taken out insurance policies on <mask> and her co-stars. Movie Week magazine compiled a list of Korea's 25 most beautiful faces in 2006 and named <mask> as the sixth most beautiful woman. The results were taken from a survey of domestic photographers.The "Curtain Call" section of Star Summit Asia showcased established Asian stars for the international marketplace. She stated at the press conference that she would like to one day star in a Chinese action film. On September 22, 2008, he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. She was well known for her role in Scent of Love as a woman dying of stomach cancer. She had been having pains in her stomach and thought it was a stomach ulcer. In a telephone interview aired on MBC's After News

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texts: programme on November 29, 2008, <mask> told the public that she 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 On September 1, 2009, she died in a hospital in South Korea after her condition continued to get worse.She had been secretly married after her death. She married Kim Young-kyun in the U.S. and registered the marriage in Korea just days before she died. Kim published a book about the 608 days of their relationship. Some of the letters and text messages they'd exchanged are included in the book. When asked why he wrote the book, Kim said that his memories of Jin-Young are distinct, but that someday his memories will grow dimmer. I want to keep my memories of being with her. I wrote this to deal with that.I wrote the book because someone who writes for a living told me that it helps and is a good method for organizing their emotions. Jin-Young was an actress who had a great future ahead of her, and I thought it would help to have her remembered beautifully. I wanted to let people know of Jin-Young's passionate life because she didn't give up hope even when her time was limited. Filmography Film Television series Awards and nominations can be found at


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texts: <mask> was a Canadian born film producer, director, actor and screenwriter. One of the first great directors of the motion picture business was <mask>. When <mask> wanted to be an actor, he went to New York City where he worked in the theater until 1904, when he performed as a film actor with the Biograph Studios. Frank J.Marion and Samuel Long formed a new motion picture company with financial backing from George Kleine and were able to lure <mask> away from Biograph. Under the terms of his contract, <mask> was required to direct a minimum of one, one-reel picture of about a thousand feet per week. <mask> was rewarded with a share of the company's stock when he became the company's president. The first ever film to travel outside the United States to film on location was made by <mask> in 1910.<mask> went to Ireland to make a film called A Lad from Old Ireland because there was a huge built-in Irish audience in America. The outbreak of World War I halted his plans to build a permanent studio in County Kerry, Ireland, but he went on to make more than a dozen films there. The Irish films led to him taking a crew to Palestine in 1912 to make the first five-reel film, titled From the Manger to the Cross, the life story of Jesus. When the film concept appeared on screen, it was well received by the public and the critics. In 1912, From the Manger to the Cross earned the Kalem Company almost $1 million in profits. The film influenced the direction many great filmmakers

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texts: would take, such as D.W. Griffith and Cecil B. DeMille. Film societies and students studying early film making techniques still watch From the Manger to the Cross.The film was selected for the National Film Registry in 1998. Despite making the studio owners very rich men, they refused to increase his salary beyond the $150 a week he was earning. <mask> received a $350 dividend from the enormous profits made by his employers. As a result, <mask> resigned and took some time off, making only an occasional film until 1915, when he was encouraged by his Canadian friend Mary Pickford to join her at Paramount Pictures. A few years after <mask>'s departure, the operation was acquired by Vitagraph Studios. <mask> was a founding member of the East Coast chapter of the Motion Picture Directors Association and later served as its president. Like the rest of the film industry, <mask> moved to Hollywood, California, where he directed many more successful and acclaimed motion pictures with the leading stars of the day.The star of <mask>'s 1916 film, The Innocent Lie, was married to <mask>. British Commonwealth soldiers visited <mask>'s home in Los Angeles during World War II. In his book Stardust and Shadows: Canadians in Early Hollywood, writer Charles Foster tells of how he was introduced to many members of Hollywood's Canadian community through <mask>. Robert Vignola lived in the house where <mask> died. He is buried in Toronto. There are links to <mask> filming in

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title: Jason Gann

texts: He is an actor, writer, comedian and producer. He is best known for his role as the title character in the Australian comedy series, which was directed by Tony Rogers. He was the son of a military father and a country singer mother and was born in Australia. While attending an all-boys school, <mask> discovered his love for comedy when he performed as Suzanne, leader of the can-can dancers in a high school production of Paint Your Wagon. He studied acting at the University of SouthernQueensland after high school. He earned a degree. While attending classes in the humanities and arts.After completing his studies, he moved to Brisbane to study theatre and music. He performed in dozens of shows for several years at the Twelfth Night Theatre. He toured the country in several comedy theatre productions. He won the Del Arte Award for best male actor in 1997 for his work in the Arts Council-funded play Keep Everything You Love. He was an actor for several development projects and starred in a play for the QTC in 1999. In 2001, <mask> wrote and produced several short films. He wrote and starred in a short film in 2002.The short won the Best Comedy and the People's Choice Award at Trop Fest in 2002. He went on to screen at a number of film festivals. In 2003 he won the Best Male actor award for Buried. He appeared in several Australian feature films. In 2004, he appeared in two episodes of Blue Heelers and had a small part in Kath & Kim. In 2006 he wrote and starred in 52 episodes of The Wedge, a sketch comedy show on Australia's Network Ten. The network's spin-off comedy series Mark Loves Sharon was created, produced, and starred by <mask>.The title character for the Australian comedy series is based on a short film. It won awards at Tropfest in 2007, and 2009,

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texts: and ran for two seasons. The Australian format of the show was sold to the U.S. network. Family Guy executive producer David Zuckerman was tasked with revitalizing the show for an American market without Tony Rogers. The actor is going to co-star with the actor. It was the highest-rated comedy series debut. Jeff Kwatinetz is at the park.WME signed <mask> in 2012 after he left ICM. ABC has commissioned <mask> to produce and develop new television series. He has always been involved in music. He didn't bring success to his music bands in Australia. One of the band members and his family had to cancel the recording of the band's album because of tragic circumstances, however, <mask> took one of the bands very seriously and expected to release acd with recordings, however, some tragic circumstances that occurred with one of the band members and It was never released. During the filming of the series "Wilfred", the band's former members received a letter from the band's current members stating that they were going to record vocals in California, however, there is no reliable information about the restart of the project.It is known that he was a part of Sofamecca, which released three albums: Sofa Mecca, Commuters, and Children Dust. A song called "Ashen" is featured in a pilot episode of an Australian show. You can buy and listen to all the albums online. In 2010 he left acting and writing to focus on his business. There were two nominations for Best Male Performance in a Comedy Series by the American Film Institute. In 2007, he won for Best Comedy Series, and in 2010, he won for Best Screenplay in a Television Series. The actor was nominated for a Silver Logie in 2011.He was nominated for the Golden Collar Award, which is normally given to dog performers,


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texts: and was awarded the Australian GQ Comedian of the Year Award. The family and charity were married on February 4, 2013). Xano was born on August 13, 2013. An animal lover, <mask> dedicates time as a celebrity spokesman for animal rights groups. In 2007, <mask> pleaded guilty to attacking a shuttle bus driver. <mask>'s legal counsel advised him to plead guilty rather than fight the allegation, as a tough sentence could have threatened the production of Wilfred in the United States. In September of 2014, he was rethinking his legal options.The bus driver was ordered by a California court to pay more than half a million dollars. There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links


title: Anne, Queen of Great Britain

texts: even though he was an occasional conformist, placing him in an unfortunate position.The bill was blocked by the Whigs. The traditional religious practice of touching for the king's evil was reinstituted by Anne. Anne declared a general fast after the Great Storm of 1703 because she wanted God to pardon the crying sins of the nation. The Occasional Conformity Bill was revived in the wake of the storm, but Anne was worried that it was a ruse to cause a political quarrel. It failed again. There were three attempts to introduce the bill as an amendment to a money bill. The War of the Spanish Succession was supported by the Whigs and they became even more influential after the <mask> Marlborough won the Battle of Blenheim in 1704.The High Tories who opposed British involvement in the land war against France were removed from office. The new Secretary of State for the Northern Department, Harley, formed a ruling "triumvirate". Anne disliked the Whig Junto and they were forced to rely on them more and more. Sarah badgered the Queen to appoint more Whigs and reduce the power of the Conservatives, who she considered little better than Jacobites. The Junto Whigs' son-in-law was forced to become Harley's colleague as Secretary of State for the Southern Department in 1706. Although this strengthened the ministry's position in Parliament, it weakened the ministry's position with the Queen, as Anne became increasingly irritated with Godolphin and the other Whig candidates for vacant government and church positions. Harley was uncomfortable with Godolphin's turn towards the Whigs, so the Queen gave him private advice.The influence of the bedchamber grew as