title: Sébastien Loeb

texts: Citron World Rally Team and his first with a co-driver other than Daniel Elena, <mask> won his 80th rally by 10.5s over Ogier. He became the oldest driver to win a rally.The first woman co-driver to win a World Rally Championship event was Galmiche. He made his debut at the 2016 Dakar Rally in a 2008 DKR. He led the rally for 7 minutes and 48 seconds but lost the lead to his teammate. Over 2 hours and 22 minutes from the lead, <mask> won 4 stages and finished 9th. The Silk Way Rally had to be abandoned by <mask> due to a finger injury. He had been leading the way. He won 5 stages and just 5 minutes from the leader, Stphane Peterhansel, to finish 2nd at the Dakar Rally.As his co-driver Daniel Elena had a tailbone injury, <mask> retired on the fifth day of the rally. He had only won one stage before retirement. Citroen withdrew from World Rallycross and from Rally-Raid, so Elena and <mask> competed with a private Red Bull backed car. They were 1 hour and 54 minutes away from the winner. He did not compete in the rally. At the 2021 Dakar Rally, <mask> made his debut for Prodrive. He was furious after he received a 5 minute penalty for speeding.He was stranded for 5 hours after getting two punctures. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The couple announced in 2021 that they had split. The year was started in Saudi Arabia by Loeb. He finished 2nd to Toyota Gazoo Racing's Nasser Al-Attiyah and Mathieu Baumel by 27 minutes. On February 29th, 2016 it was officially revealed that the factory backed Swedish Team Peugeot-Hansen would be fielding a pair of drivers in the 2016 World Rallycross Championship, one of which would be the legendary Frenchman, Loeb. In the Latvian round of the world championship, Loeb won his first victory.He had six top fives and four podiums in the class. Sébastien Loeb Racing entered two McLaren MP4-12C cars in the FIA GT Series, driving for him. Portuguese driver lvaro Parente was the driver in one of the cars while Frenchman Mike Parisy was the driver in the other. On their way to fourth place in the season, <mask> and Parente took a total of three qualifying race wins and one championship race win. Reliability issues and racing incidents prevented the pair from scoring more victories. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and Circuit de Monaco were both used as support category races for the Formula One season. In Spain and Monaco, he finished 11th and 16th.In June of last


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texts: year it was announced that Citron would enter the World Touring Car Championship in the year of the new regulations. Four-time WTCC champion, 10-time ice racing champion and fellow Frenchman Yvan Muller is partnering with him. In his first full season in circuit racing, <mask> won two races and scored six podiums on his way to third in the championship behind surprise champion Lopez and runner-up Muller. As his WRC stature grew, he began to participate in road racing events and tests. In 2005, he drove for the Pescarolo Sport team in the 24 Hours of LeMans. There was a 17 entry. In preparation for the race, he ran practice laps around the circuit in a video game and on a private jet.The car was plagued by incidents in the race, but <mask> was able to drive fast for his first race on a closed track. In the 24 Hours of LeMans in a Pescarolo-Judd, <mask> finished second behind the two Diesel-powered AUDI R10s. He was able to race in the French GT Championship and the French Carrera Cup because of his free time in the World Rally Championship. <mask> Loeb Racing is a team that competes in the European LeMans Series and FFSA GT. The French Carrera Cup was won by <mask>'s team at the Circuit de Pau. The Extreme E Championship will be held in 2020 with Lewis Hamilton's Team X44. They finished the season in 2nd place.The teams were level on points, but RXR were ahead because of their 3 wins. A few days after the Monte Carlo Rally, Team X 44 retained their lineup of <mask> and Gutierrez for the Extreme E Championship. There have been a number of Formula

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texts: One tests. In December 2007, he was the first to test for the new team at Paul Ricard. Red Bull, which became a major sponsor of the Citron factory team during the 2008 season, rewarded <mask> with a Formula One test in Red Bull Racing's 2008-spec Red Bull RB4. He took part in the first official Formula One winter test in Barcelona after driving the car at Silverstone. He was the eighth quickest driver.He wanted to switch to Formula One in 2009. The French newspaper L'quipe reported that <mask> Bourdais was under threat at the Red Bull-backed team. He wanted to make his F1 debut at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November 2009, after the World Rally Championship had finished. He was ineligible to race in F1 for the foreseeable future because he had not done enough circuit racing at lower levels. He was in contact with the US F1 Team about a possible drive. After the 2009 GP2 Series season, where he drove for the David Price Racing team, he took part in an official GP2 Series testing session. In April of last year, <mask> tested a car at Mont Ventoux.The T16 is a lightweight vehicle that uses the rear wing from the 908, and has a twin-turbo V6 engine, which it hopes to use to compete in the International Hill Climb. The previous record was broken by a minute and a half. The title of "champion" was earned by <mask> when he beat Marcus Grnholm in the Race of Champs. He won his second title after being surprised by the young event rookies last year. The second driver after Auriol to win the event more than once was 2008 <mask>. Four-time Formula One

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texts: World Champion Alain Prost drove for Team France with four-time <mask> in the Race of Champs. He made it to the final for the seventh time, but lost to a surprise winner.In the final of the Race of Champs, Sebastian Vettel was defeated by <mask> by a score of 3-1. He is the second Frenchman to win 4 races of champion. He faced Marcus Grnholm in the X Games in Los Angeles. Ken Block was hampered for half the way to the finish line by a puncture, but he was still able to win the gold medal. The off-road sections of the video game Gran Turismo 5 were given technical input by Loeb in media appearances. In 2016 he was a contestant on the French game show Fort Boyard. The only child of Guy and <mask> was born in France and grew up in Oberhoffen-sur-Moder.Daniel Elena is often replaced by his wife Séverine as co-driver for non-championship races. The family lives near Lausanne, Switzerland, and they have a daughter. The president of France made <mask> a knight in 2009. The "Champions for Peace" club is made up of 54 elite athletes who are committed to serving peace in the world through sport. The collapsible table collapsed after the World Rally Championship victories. #! There is an event.The season is over. Co-driver! The car is 1 Daniel Elena is a member of the Citron Xsara WRC. ADAC Rallye Deutschland, Sanremo, and 72me Rallye were held in 2003 The 17th Telstra Rally Australia was held in 2004. The Tour de Corse was held in 2005 and featured Daniel Elena and Citron Xsara.Daniel Elena is a member of the OMV ADAC Rallye Deutschland. ADAC Rallye

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texts: Deutschland, Daniel Elena, and Citron C4 WRC. ADAC Rallye Deutschland, Daniel Elena, and Citron DS3 WRC. One minute to second place was taken away from him when his car was fitted with a non-regulation part. At the 2010 Rallye Deutschland, <mask> won for the eighth time in a row, setting a record for consecutive wins in a WRC event. He was the only driver to win the rally from 2002 to 2011. In 2004, <mask> was the first non-Nordic to win a rally.The season is still in progress. The season is still in progress. The complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results are summarized in a summary. The driver did not finish the race, but was classified as having completed over 90 percent of the race distance. The season is still in progress. French expatriate sports people in Switzerland are linked to the 1974 births of living

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title: Moosa Raza

texts: The chairman of the South Indian Educational Trust is <mask>. He is also chairman of the executive committee. Of Nawabs and Nightingales was written by <mask>. <mask> has been honoured with a prestigious award. He became the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister of Gujarat after joining the Indian Administrative Service. He was Secretary to the Government of India in the Cabinet secretariat and in the Ministry of Steel, as well as the Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir. <mask> was born on February 27, 1937 in Minambur, a small village located between Gingee and Villupuram in the Villupuram District of the State of Tamil Nadu, India.His maternal ancestors were from a farming community in South India. His maternal grandfather was the village munsif and had a number of villages in the region. <mask> <mask> moved to Chennai with his family at the age of 8 after studying Arabic and Urdu in the local village school. He completed his intermediate from the Quaid-E-Millath College in 1955 after studying in a local school. He obtained a First Class First degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Madras after graduating from the Madras Presidency College. He won seven college medals, not only from his own department, but also from the departments of History, Physics and Economics. He is the only triple gold medal winner from the University.He earned a master's degree from the same university. He was a member of the quiz team and was known as a great orator and debater. The then Vice-Chancellor, Sir Lakshman Swami Mudaliar appointed him as an assistant professor of English in the Presidency College. He was preparing for the Indian Administrative Service exams. In the very first attempt, he was selected for the Indian Administrative Service for Gujarat in 1960. In just 4 years of service, <mask> <mask> was posted as a District Collector in the Banaskantha district of Gujarat and later as a District Collector in Surendranagar district. He was picked up by the Finance Minister of India to head his home district.The Municipal Commissioner was given charge of the flood relief operations in 1968

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texts: when the city was submerged due to the heavy floods in the Tapti river. In 1969 he was given the responsibility of managing the relief operations during the Gujarat famine. <mask> <mask> was the Director of Relief and covered an area of over 50,000 kilometres. He was able to bring relief to over 12,000 villages in Gujarat by providing government employment to over 1.5 million villagers, water to over 7,000 villages and cattle feed to save the lives of 3 million milch cattle. He was appointed as the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister of Gujarat in 1975. He was appointed Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir in 1998 when the state was facing a lot of turbulence. <mask> <mask> was the chairman and managing director of several prestigious industrial and commercial enterprises both at the State and Central levels.He was the youngest Indian Administrative Officer to head the National Textiles Corporation, which managed over 100 nationalised textile mills. He helped turn the corporation from a loss making concern to a profitable one and saved 25,000 jobs. <mask> <mask> helped in giving fillip to the industrialisation of Gujarat State as chairman and managing director of Gujarat State Fertilizers Company. The Gujarat State Fertilizer Company won the National Awards for best productivity, safety and industrial relations. He was the chairman and managing director of the Calico group of industries, a private sector undertaking under the control of the State Bank of India. He was the managing director of India Trade Promotion Organization, a government body that promoted India's domestic and international trade. He was a director on Cotton Corporation of India, Gujarat Fisheries Corporation, Marine Products Export Development Authority, and Gujarat Narmada Fertilizer Company.He made most of the institutions turn the corner. <mask> <mask> helped in controlling the law and order situation when he was an advisor to the Governor of UP. In the Steel Ministry, I was Secretary to the Government of India. He formulated a number of policies and proposals to liberalise the steel industry of India. After 35 years of service

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texts: as Secretary to the Government of India, he retired from government service in 1995. <mask> <mask> served on several Committees of State and Central Governments, the private sector as well as charity and non-profit organizations after retiring from Government service. He was the chairman of the India Telecom Co. for 5 years and also on the board of the international company.He is a member of the National Integration Council of India, headed by the Prime Minister of India. He was the chairman of the committee that was appointed by the Government of J & K to recommend ways to control corruption. He was a member of the Government Committee to review the POTA cases in Jammu & Kashmir and Gujarat as well as the Task Force on Socio-Economic development of J & K. The Public Sector of India was reviewed by the committee. He was the Convenor of the Task Force for Mining and Mineral industries of the Government of India. The Performance Management Division of the Cabinet secretariat was set up by the Prime Minister of India to evaluate the performance of government departments and ministries. He is a member of the committee that awards excellence awards to the public enterprises headed by Justice P.N.A former Chief Justice of India. He was asked by the National Minorities Commission of India to lead a delegation of Muslim clerics and leaders to negotiate for the return of Kashmiri Pandits to the valley. <mask> <mask> was nominated as the President's nominee on the Senior Selection Committee of the Indira Gandhi Open University. He is the chairman of the Southern India Education Trust, a minority promoted institution which is running a college for women, two high schools, a centre for women's studies, and a centre for dyslexic children. More than half of the students in these institutions are from the majority community. <mask> was elected as the chairman of the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises because of his experience with industrial and commercial enterprises. <mask> <mask> was a member of the governing council of the Indian Institute of Management, Advanced Management Programme Committee, Management and

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texts: Administrative Research Council of India, International Management Institute, New Delhi, and various expert committees to study public sector reforms and government functioning.<mask> <mask> is the founder Trustee of the India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi, and as its director general he helped set it up as an institution for establishing communal harmony and build understanding between various communities of India. He is a member of the National Council for the promotion of Urdu Language. Mr. <mask> <mask> received a prestigious award in the Republic Day Honours in 2010. He has been awarded several awards during his service, including the President's Silver medal and the Shiromani Award. <mask> <mask> wrote a book titled "of Nawabs and Nightingales" which is a collection of his early experiences in the Indian Administrative Service. His book was very well received by the author. In Search of Oneness is a non fiction book that has received a lot of praise from its readers.The book talks about the similarities between Hinduism, Islam and Christianity in a very readable way. <mask> <mask> has a family with one son and three daughters. <mask> <mask>'s other interests include theories of management and governance, study of comparative religion, Islamic and Indian history, philosophy and law. Extensively read in European and Indian history and Sufism, <mask> has a deep knowledge of human motivation, ethos and culture of both the west and the east. He has lectured in Chicago, at the Nehru Centre in London and in other places. Over 7,000 of the 10,000 books in his library are on Islam. He lectured on Christianity, Buddhism, and Sufism.<mask> has traveled all over the world. He has led several delegations abroad on behalf of the Government, both diplomatic and commercial, and has gone out on speaking assignments on management, country analysis, human resources development, corporate restructuring, project management and related fields. He is involved in many educational activities for the deprived sections of society. Indian Muslims, Indian Administrative Service officers, and Presidency College alumni are

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title: David Manker Abshire

texts: From 1983 to 1987 <mask> was the United States Permanent Representative to NATO. The Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress was chaired by <mask>. He was elected President of the Richard Lounsbery Foundation in 2002. He was a member of an exclusive club. <mask> was a Republican and the author of seven books, the most recent being A Call to Greatness: Challenging Our Next President, which was published in 2008. <mask> had five children. He sat on the advisory board of America Abroad Media and was a member of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.Abshire was born in Tennessee on April 11, 1926. He graduated from The Bright School in 1938. <mask> graduated from the US Military Academy in 1951. He received his doctorate in History from Georgetown University in 1959 and was an instructor at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service for many years. He is a member of a project. He was an administrator in the Advisory Board and the Board of Advisors at Naval War College. He served as platoon leader, division intelligence officer and company commander in the Korean War.The Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster with V was one of the distinctions he received. The Center for Strategic and International Studies was founded in 1962. In 1988, he merged the Hawaii-based Pacific Forum into his organization to give it more input from the Asia-Pacific region. Dr. <mask> was the Chairman of the U.S. Board of International Broadcasting from 1975 to 1977. He was a member of the Murphy Commission, the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, and the President's Task Force on U.S. Government International Broadcasting. <mask> was asked by Reagan to head the National Security Group, which included the State and Defense Departments, the U.S. Information Agency, and the Central Intelligence Agency. He was on the board of P&G for nine years.Carolyn Lamar Sample was married to <mask>. He had five children, four of which were daughters and one

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texts: of which was a son. <mask> was appointed to oversee the deployment of missiles in response to the threat posed by the Soviets. He was given a medal for his service. As the Iran-Contra Affair unfolded to serve as Special Counselor to President Reagan with Cabinet rank, <mask> was recalled. To restore the confidence of the nation in the Reagan presidency, his charge was to assure a full investigation of the sale of arms to Iran. Doctor of Humane Letters from Virginia Theological Seminary in 1992.The Doctor of Civil Law is from the University of the South. Georgetown University alumni received the John Carroll Award for outstanding service. The United States Military Academy has a distinguished graduate award. The Castle Award of the Sons of the American Revolution was given by the U.S. Military Academy and the Commander of the Order of Leopold was given by the President of the Italian Republic. The Order of Merit of the Italian Republic has a grand official. The Order of Diplomatic Service Merit Heung-In medal was awarded in 1999. The Sacred Treasure Gold and Silver Star was ordered in 2001.The Department of Defense has a medal for public service. President Ronald Reagan awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal in 1989. The Doctor of Civil Law is from the University Georgetown. Death Abshire passed away on October 31, 2014, in Alexandria, Virginia. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, the former Carolyn Sample, his son, Lupton, his daughters Anna Bowman, Mary Lee Jensvold, and Phyliis d'Hoop, and Carolyn Hall. He has 11 children. National Security: Political, Military, and Economic Strategies in the Decade Ahead was published in 1963.The South Rejects a Prophet: The Life of Senator D. M. Key. The Preventing World War III: A Realistic Grand Strategy was published in 1988. Putting America's House in Order: The Nation as a Family was published in 1996. Saving the Reagan Presidency: Trust is the coin of the realm was written by Richard E.

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title: Vladlena Funk

texts: The American lawyer Emanuel Zeltser, who heads the American Russian Law Institute, is a friend of the Russian-American reporter who was held captive by the Belarusian KGB for over a year in a high-profile US-Belarus hostage crisis. In 1977 he was born in the historic Russian city of Veliky Novgorod. She joined Moscow Telegraph after earning her masters degree in linguistics from Yaroslav Moudry University. She worked as a reporter for the NLBC Radio as its Moscow correspondent. Ms. <mask> studied Economics at Moscow State University. A reporter and cameraman for the Russian Television Network is datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe. Zeltser and <mask> were kidnapped in London, U.K., in March of 2008.Both were drugged and hidden in a private jet that belonged to a close friend of the Belarusian president. He was wanted by the police for fraud, money-laundering, and participation in organized crime. The man behind many high-profile murders, including the brutal killings of US reporter Paul Khlebnikov, had been widely reported to be Berezovsky. Zeltser and <mask> were taken into custody by the personal guard of Lukashenka, who was not considered free and fair by the U.S. Department of State. Amerikanka was a KGB detention facility during the Stalin era. They were told that they would remain in captivity indefinitely unless the United States lifted sanctions against them. Zeltser and <mask> were held hostage for 473 and 373 days, respectively.Zeltser had been "tried" or "convicted" within the meaning of Belarusian or international law. Both had been held hostage in blatant violation of the laws of nations. They had been subjected to torture and cruel, inhuman or undignified treatment in blatant violation of the Belarus Constitution, as well as the U.S. law and numerous international treaties. Zeltser's seizure, torture and unlawful detention sparked international outrage and press coverage that was unexpected by the Belarusian authorities. The release of the hostages was demanded by the U.S. Department of State and members of the U.S. Congress. World leaders, the European Parliament and

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texts: international human rights organizations called for the immediate release of <mask> and Zeltser. Zeltser was subjected to torture and other ill-treatment."This is yet another shameful case for the Belarusian judiciary for which more than one generation of Belarusian legal experts will blush," Ihar said in an interview. It was widely believed that Zeltser's abduction, detention and mistreatment in KGB captivity was done to get the United States to lift sanctions against Lukashenka and other members of the Belarusian government. The international law of human rights includes laws prohibiting hostage taking and state-sponsored terrorism. The New York City Bar Association condemned KGB abuse of Zeltser and demanded their release. The Bar Association letter expressed concern about the arrest of Mr. Zeltser and the reports of physical mistreatment of him. The charge which the KGB claimed to have brought against Zeltser and <mask> appears to have no basis in reality, lacked any explanation or detail, and has been reported to be a fabrication. Zeltser was released on June 30, 2009, after a delegation of the members of the U.S. Congress went to meet with Lukashenka regarding the hostage crisis.After the release of Mr. Zeltser and Ms. <mask>, Jonathan Moore commented that the charges against them were not legitimate. I can only conclude that the charges in this case are the result of extra-legal motivation. The international efforts for Zeltser's release were coordinated by a Washington D.C. human rights law firm. "I was held hostage for over a year and rescued thanks to incredible efforts of the USDiplomats and members of the US Congress," she said during her first U.S. interview after being freed. God bless America! The United States position is that it does not use its citizens as bargaining chips. Many people believe that the U.S. cut a deal with Lukashenka to get him to release hostages.The Chairman of the Belarusian United Popular Party, Anatoly Lebedko, said that Washington was forced to pay ransom for its citizen by providing Lukashenka the IMF credits. There are also references to human rights abuses in the

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title: Boris Dittrich

texts: <mask> was born in 1955 and is a Dutch politician of the Democrats 66 party. He was a Member of the Senate. <mask>'s father became a professor at the University of Utrecht after coming to the Netherlands as a political asylumseeker. <mask> went to law school. He was a judge in the district court of Alkmaar from 1989 to 1994 and worked as a lawyer in Amsterdam from 1981 to 1989. <mask> is married to an Israeli sculptor and is also an activist. <mask> was a member of parliament in 1994.After disappointing results in the 2003 general elections, <mask> became the leader of D 66. <mask> negotiated the participation of D66 in the Dutch coalition government. <mask> decided to remain party leader in parliament in order to keep an eye on the new government. The Dutch economy responded positively to the reforms introduced by the new government. <mask> tried to convince the Dutch government and parliament not to get involved in the war in Afghanistan. He stepped down as leader of D66 on February 3, 2006 after the Dutch cabinet decided to follow the American lead. D66 withdrew its support from the government because of a dispute with the Dutch minister Rita Verdonk about the way she handled the issue of the Dutch passport of Ayaan Hirsi Ali.D66 and the minister had clashed before because of her harsh policy towards asylum seekers and immigrants. The fall of the government was caused by this withdrawal. <mask> is one of the most productive Dutch parliamentarians. Four different Private Bills he drafted have become law. <mask> took the initiative for laws against stalking, for rights of victims to speak during the criminal trial, for abolishing the time limits on prosecution of crimes like murder and manslaughter, and finally he wrote the law to fix book prices in order to protect smaller bookshops, authors and customers. <mask> became a national figure for his initiatives on issues like same-sex marriage, legalization of sex work and decriminalizing the use of soft drugs. The Netherlands is leading when it comes to this kind of legislation.<mask> was the first openly gay member of parliament and the first openly lesbian one. The Dutch organization COC was against marriage equality in

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texts: 1994. The group changed course. <mask> and two colleagues started a campaign. The Netherlands became the first country in the world to introduce marriage equality despite opposition from religious groups. The argument against <mask> was that the Netherlands would become a legal island in the world. In June of this year, same sex couples can marry in 27 countries around the world.In an estimated world population of 7 billion, 1 billion people live in countries with marriage equality. He was a strong advocate for human rights and represented the Dutch parliament at the United Nations. <mask> was vice president of Liberal International and a member of the Parliamentarians for Global Action. <mask> decided to leave politics after 1212 years. He was a member of parliament until the November 2006 elections. In early 2007, <mask> became Advocacy Director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Rights Program at Human Rights Watch. <mask> worked to achieve non- discrimination and equal rights for lesbian, gay, and bisexual people.He supports grass roots organizations to achieve their goals on a national level. Human Rights Watch was asked to research the effects of the law that criminalizes homosexual conduct in a country. The research resulted in a report that <mask> and the groups discussed at a national level with the prime minister, minister of Justice, members of Parliament, and other stakeholders. <mask> presented the findings from the report to the UN Human Rights Committee. He co-organized yearly events at the United Nations to celebrate International Human Rights Day. The Yogyakarta Principles were introduced to the UN in New York. The 2008 event introduced a joint statement by 66 countries to condemn violence and discrimination against people because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.The Holy See called on more than 76 countries to decriminalize homosexuality in 2009. The events became more important. The opening address was given by Ban Ki Moon. Human rights defenders from different parts of the world shared their stories about how discrimination affected their lives. Positive examples of activism were given to inspire hundreds of diplomats. After

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texts: moving from New York to Berlin, Germany, <mask> became the global advocacy director of the LGBT Rights Program at Human Rights Watch. <mask> was elected as a senator in the Dutch Senate in 2019.His term began on June 11. In 2006 Queen Beatrix granted <mask> Knighthood for his political work. He received an award from the COC for defending the rights of lesbians, gays, bisexual and trans people. <mask> received a national award from the Dutch government for his activism on LGBT rights. The celebration was attended by the former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. She spoke about the UN led campaign against homophobia and transphobia called "Free and Equal". <mask> received a golden pin from the Dutch Postcode Lottery for his work for Human Rights Watch.The ambassador of the Postcode Lottery gave him a pin while he was on a field trip. <mask> received the Living Legend Award from the organization Workplace Pride in the Netherlands and the city of Schiedam for his work promoting LGBT rights. <mask> has been a guest lecturer at many universities, including Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University, Berkeley University, and the University of Chicago. Interview MSNBC about the anti-homosexuality bill in Uganda, USA, 2010 Interview New Zealand TV, 2012 Interview Teddy Awards, Berlinaler Film Prize, and Interview La Liberation. There is a book about <mask>'s work for Human Rights Watch. The novel 'Moord en Brand' is about politics and journalism in the Netherlands. The novel is about a murder at the New York subway station.The rise of the extreme right in Berlin, Germany, was the subject of the novel 'W.O.L.F.'. The Vrij Nederland Thriller and Detective Guide chose this book as the best Dutch thriller of the year. In the novel Halszaak, a judge loses it after several sentences that were heavily criticized. "'BARST'" is a word. <mask> will write a gift book for the Thriller and Detective weeks in June. More than 300,000 copies of BARST were published. The book 'De Wereld rond met <mask>' was published in 2019.He wrote columns for the Dutch Magazine. Uitgeverij Personalia is the publisher. External links Official Mr. B.O<mask> Parlement and Politiek were born in

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title: Oren Burbank Cheney

texts: During the late 19th century, <mask> was a key figure in the abolitionist movement in the United States. The first coeducational university in New England was founded by him and Benjamin Bates. One of the most extensively covered subjects of Neoabolitionism is <mask>'s public denouncement of slavery, involuntary servitude, and advocation for fair and equal representation. <mask>'s main social ideology was that of egalitarianism; he personally voiced his disdain for racial inequality, social elitism, and socioeconomic depravation frequently in controversial speeches and articles. The federal Fugitive Slave acts made it a crime for him to harbor and transfer slaves to safety in New Hampshire during the 1840s. He was nominated for a seat in the Maine House of Representatives without his knowledge because of his religious community work. <mask> was told on his way to the ceremony that he had been nominated and elected.His first bills supported state prohibition, advocated for temperance, regulated liquor traffic, and provided funds for his first school. Historians have noted that he was careless with his life, as he gave many speeches to the legislature which produced mixed reactions and death threats. He was elected as the only delegate to attend the Free Soil Party Convention in Pittsburgh from Maine, where he advocated for anti-slavery, and physically threatened the owner of a local tavern for refusing to serve Frederick Douglass, a noted abolitionist and black member of the party. After his political career, he continued to publish anti-slavery pieces in his newspaper and established the Maine State Seminary. From 1855 to 1894,

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texts: he was the first President of Bates College and created its liberal arts curriculum, hiring faculty, and choosing its campus. <mask> is the vice president. On December 10, 1816, <mask> <mask> was born in New Hampshire.His parents were noted abolitionists, and he was born to them. Person became a prominent politician in New Hampshire. His father was a conductor on the Underground Railroad. <mask> served in the state legislature and held important positions in the church. "My mother used this bible to worship all that is holy, I shall cease when I arise to the heavenly skies that welcome me," <mask> was quoted as saying. His household was deeply religious and he credited his Godly upbringing with forming his beliefs. He was known as a "humble, patient, and soft-spoken boy" early in his life.When he was eight years old, his parents were criticized for sending him to a newly founded school as it was started by a cashier who found God later in life and was not considered "God's child from birth." He spent his allowance at the time on honey and gingerbread, considered luxuries at the time. When a Free Will Baptist came to the family's house to recite lessons, <mask> jumped and stabbed the windowsill with his jack-knife scaring everyone in the room, which formed an ongoing reputation of the young boy. <mask> started working at his father's paper mill at night after Sunday School. The first copy of The Morning Star, the most important newspaper of the Free Will Baptists, was printed by the paper he would form. When he was thirteen, his mother decided to send him so far away that he cut the end of his thumb husking corn because of

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texts: <mask>'s interest in knives. <mask>'s demanding personality was developed quickly as he taught at elementary schools.When a drunken father stumbled into the school yard accusing a young <mask> of disciplining his child in unfair ways, <mask> drew his measuring stick and quieted the man. After returning to his father's mill, he was exposed to Free Will Baptism at a personal level through his studies and peers. <mask> was sent to a seminary 14 miles away after the mill was sustainable. He wanted an educational institution that would cater to everyone, that would take the form of a rigorous, and academically prominent school, and he was surrounded by racial segregation and religious oppression. He founded his school's temperance society because he was interested in the temperance movement. While in Providence, <mask> witnessed mobs violently treating people with the same religious and political beliefs that he had. He decided to study at a school that offered him a higher degree of physical safety because he was excited by the commotion.He moved to Dartmouth College because of their tolerance of abolitionism. His choice was heavily influenced by the case of Woodward. He accepted a teaching position in New Hampshire but his goals were hampered before he could make a difference. The building was left unattended in the swamp after the townspeople rode an ox with it strapped to wooden rollers. <mask> founded a missionary organization that helped in the education of Indians. He was meditating near the grave of Eleazar Wheelock, the founder of the college. He was involved in many outings with his classmates to anti-slavery meetings.A

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texts: crowd of men and boys with drums and horns are making a commotion. The anti-slavery movement was helped by the fact that boys were allowed to vote at the age of twenty-one. The waving of handkerchiefs by women young and old and the cheers from the crowd showed how great a victory we had over the pro-slavery spirit that was thought to have crushed us. He was able to supplement his income by teaching in New Hampshire. He graduated from the university. After graduating from the school in the 1840s, he went on to lead the school as its head master. The Lebanon Academy was founded in 1850.He worked for the Underground Railroad and along with his brother, Elias Hutchins, illegally harbored and transferred slaves from New Hampshire to Hancock. Under the federal Fugitive Slave acts, this was highly illegal. His reputation earned him a visit from Frederick Douglass, who stayed at his home during the New England Anti-Slavery Society Convention. Four slave bounty hunters went missing in the area. On January 30, 1840, he married and they had a child. He left the Free Will Baptist Bible School in New York to study theology after his wife's death. <mask> left the ministership after some years due to their position on slavery.<mask> married Nancy S. Perkins in 1847. They had two children. Nancy died in 1886. <mask> married Emeline Burlingame in July of 1892. One of the 100 students allowed to study at the university during the early 19th century was <mask>'s only son. At a young age, <mask> cast his first vote for James G. Briney, a member of the Liberty Party. One year after Briney lost the election, <mask> was nominated without anyone

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texts: telling him.aids told him that he had been nominated and elected to the legislature after he won the elections. He was inducted into the Maine House of Representatives as a Member of the 86th district of Augusta, Maine later that day. His early tenure in the legislature as a Free Soil politician was tacked to state prohibition, he first bills drafted and passed limited the sale of alcohol in Maine, with the Maine Liquor Law, and regulated the consumption of it on a district-by- district basis. <mask> began to make speeches on the principles of abolitionism in the legislature. <mask> said a pile of gold as high as the mountains wouldn't stop him from speaking about abolition of slavery and prohibition of alcohol. The Morning Star, his father's newspaper, was acquired during his tenure as a state respective. He used the newspaper to publish his speeches in the legislature and to write articles in support of abolitionism.His assumption of the newspaper caught the attention of Frederick Douglass. In his first printing as owner, <mask> said he would speak against slavery. We can't find a language that can express the hatred we have towards an institution like that. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: comfort. There are powers that will work for the air, earth, and skies. There is no breathing of a common mind. He switched his political affiliation to the Republican Party due to their liberal and democratic stance on slavery and personal sovereignty. He developed the party in Maine the rest of his life.The Maine State Seminary, <mask>'s old secondary school, mysteriously burned down in the 19th century, and he began to plan the construction of a new school. The destruction of Parsonsfield was rumored to be the work of the opponents of his political work. The children ran from the pillar-brick walls after the bell tower flickered in flames. <mask> went back to the Maine State legislature and used his power to start a new school. He met with the religious, political, and social elites of Maine in Topsham to discuss the formation of a new seminary. The act of incorporation was drafted after his idea was met with positive reception. Twenty-four petitions were submitted to the Maine State Legislature.The charter was approved and appropriated with $15,000. One of the most established anti-slavery radicals in the country, Charles Sumner, received a letter from <mask> requesting a university motto. Sumner replied with "Amore ac studio" which means "with ardor and devotion" but is also translated as "with love of learning". He convinced <mask> to build his school in Lewiston, which had begun to develop highly profitable mills. The Maine State Seminary was incorporated as a college on March 16, 1854. The petition paid particular attention to Colby College in Waterville and the other Maine colleges. We do not propose an Academy, but a

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texts: school of higher order, between a college and an Academy.We will petition the state legislature to incorporate such an institution. We trust in a Christian spirit to press our claim and we know our claim is good. We will try another legislature if we fail next winter. We will try a third and a fourth if we fail on a second trial. In 1865 it had one hundred and thirty-seven students and three societies. The working class of Maine was educated by the school. The college advocated for equal access and equality.The relationship between the two colleges is complicated. From 1860 to 1867, <mask> oversaw the only college he oversaw. In 1860, <mask> delivered the graduating dress to a class of fifteen male students. Benjamin Bates began to fund the college aggressively due to its increased status in Americana academia and values. At the end of his life, his contributions amounted to nearly $300,000, after he extended a principle of $50,000 to <mask>. <mask> asked the board of the Seminary to change the name of the college to honor him. The college was founded on March 16, 1864.In order to be admitted to the school, <mask> required a number of testimonials of good moral character, including Caesar, Cicero, Vergil and elementary French. <mask> made sure that Bates was affiliated with the Northern Baptist churches. He believed that a college can never be passed into the hands of any other people or party without the consent of the churches or their proper representatives. The freemen of the north are ready, <mask> said to an incoming class, as he encouraged students to fight in the war as a test of their convictions. Slavery must end. The


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texts: President's statement that he was ready to die for freedom caused them to question the dynamic of the school. <mask> amended the charter to require that the president and majority of the trustees be Free Will Baptists.The amendment was revoked by the legislature in 1907 at the request of George Colby Chase, who wanted the college to be eligible for Carnegie Foundation funding for professor pensions. The death and legacy <mask> served as the president for 39 years. <mask> was buried in Lewiston in 1903. Storer College, a school for freed slaves in West Virginia founded in 1867, is one of the Free Baptist institutions <mask> played a major role in founding. The first president of the Free Will Baptist Church was <mask>. His third wife, Emeline, wrote a biography of his life using his diaries and autobiographical articles he had published in the Morning Star. The Cheney House was acquired by the college in 1905.It is now used as a dormitory for 32 students. Emeline <mask> wrote The Story of the Life and Work of <mask> B<mask>. Multiple authors. <mask> <mask> <mask> is in New Hampshire State Magazine. New Hampshire Magazine. The year 2010. The Guide to the Office of the President is located in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections

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title: Aviad Hacohen

texts: A professor of law and an attorney, <mask> was born in 1962. The son of a Labor party member of the Israeli Parliament is named <mask>. After studying at Netiv Meir yeshiva high school, <mask> attended Yeshivat HaKotel. He studied yeshiva and served in the army in a hesder program. He received his law degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. While studying for an MA in law at the Hebrew University, <mask> began to teach as an assistant in the law school. He taught Jewish law and communications law at Bar Ilan University.He was appointed Director of the Center for the Instruction and Study of Jewish Law in 1996. He received his PhD in law from the law school of the Hebrew University. He founded the Institute for the Study of Religion, Society and State, as well as the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, while working as a lecturer in law. The Institute for Jewish Law of the law school of Hebrew University has an editorial board that includes <mask>. <mask> is the legal commentator for Israel Today. <mask> has been the general counsel for the Israel Festival since 1994. He is a member of the Israel Bar Association and the Jerusalem Committee of the Bar Association.The Logistics Committee of the Birthright Program is chaired by him. The Center for Women's Justice Israel, the Yeshivat Har Etzion Foundation and the Takana Forum address sexual harassment in the religious community. <mask> HaPayis. The petition against the broadcasting on television of a docu-drama that sullied the reputation of Chana Senesh was represented by notable cases. He submitted a petition for the right to hold a march around the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. Argued in favor of allowing women to speak at funerals. In an attempt to prevent the appointment of

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texts: expired after two years. The Supreme Court of Israel did not intervene a second time. In 2009, a petition was filed to indict the Rabbi of Tzefat, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, for things he had said.In 2010, I represented the mayor of Jerusalem in a petition that prevented manipulation in the selection process of the chief rabbis of Jerusalem. Rachel Azaria, a member of the Jerusalem City Council, was involved in two petitions that sought to prevent gender segregation in the Mea Shearim neighborhood. There were pictures of women on the buses in Jerusalem, but there were no pictures of them in the 2012 petition to the High Court of Justice. In 2008, <mask> was a member of the Central Elections Committee for the 18th Knesset who objected to the disqualification of the Arab lists to participate in the elections, a position that was backed up later in a Supreme Court decision to overrule the disqualification. The philosophy of Modern Orthodoxy includes views and opinions of <mask>. He is a founding member of the organization Bema'aglei Tzedek. He has advocated for a war against the trade in women, as well as working to increase public awareness of people with disabilities, and closing the economic gaps in Israeli society.He criticized the religious community for failing to deal with cases of sexual assault and refusal by men to give divorces to their wives. His book "The Tears of the Oppressed," an examination of the agunah problem, was published in the United States in 2004. The problem of women unable to obtain a divorce is the subject of a work by <mask>. A collection of his articles, including chapters on human rights, criminal law and civil law, was published in 2011. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem alumni have a profile at Van Leer Jerusalem

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title: David Mercer (playwright)

texts: <mask> was an English dramatist. He was the son of an engine driver and a domestic servant when he was born. His grandfathers were miners. After failing to get into the local school, he left school at 14 and went to work in the Merchant Navy. After studying chemistry at University College, Durham, he became bored and switched to studying art at King's College, which was part of Durham University. Jitke Sigmund was a Czechoslovakian refugee who was studying Economics at King's. Her father was killed by the Gestapo.He tried to become a painter while living in Paris with his wife and emigres from Communist regimes. He turned to writing when he realized he wasn't cut out to be a painter. He rented a room in a flat at 10 Compayne Gardens in London NW6 to the poet Jon Silkin, who was also a wine merchant. Silkin's tenants at that time included the historical novelist Malcolm Macdonald. Acerbic Northern hero, Congo Booth, was an early prototype of many disaffected-marxist heroes in his television plays. Neither novel was published. Silkin taught English as a Foreign Language at the St Giles School of English and later taught English and Science at the Hairdressers College.The director Don Taylor collaborated with the writer on a lot of his television work. The Generations was an attempt to depict the decline of an idealistic form of socialism over 60 years through the members of three generations of one family. This was composed of Where the Difference Begins, a tale about two brothers, one who has abandoned socialism, while the other is a Labour Party intellectual, and A Climate of Fear, a piece in which a scientist in Britain's nuclear programme discovers his children have joined CND. The hero of the last play died at the Berlin Wall, facing a stream of bullets from both east and west. A Way of Living was a naturalistic piece that dealt with the division between


title: David Mercer (playwright)

texts: a young fisherman and a girl from a mining family. A suitable case for treatment, For Tea on Sunday, and In Two Minds share a concern with madness, according to the critic John Russell Taylor. Family Life was directed by Ken Loach and was a remake of In Two Minds.Morgan won an Academy Award. Rider's first play to be written for the stage was seen in the West End in 1965, starring Peter O'Toole. The Governor's Lady was written for radio in 1960 but not performed until 1965, when it was staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company. <mask>'s next play, "a wild tragi-comedy full of Lawrentian symbolism about fertility and impotence", was shown by the RSC. The father in the later part is an engine driver, like the father in the earlier part. The ComedyFlint was first performed at the Criterion with Michael Hordern in the lead as a parson who believes he could not have survived without a complete lack of faith. John Russell Taylor thought that <mask> was the most political of British dramatists of this period.The stage production of Let's Murder Vivaldi was held at the King's Head theatre club in 1972. White Poem was a monologue for a white Rhodesian racialist. John Gielgud plays an elderly, dying writer in the film Providence. The film won an award. In 1967, he had his first child with Maria Machado, who was a German actress. In August 1980 he died of a heart attack in Haifa, Israel, where he was living with his Israeli wife and daughter. Malcolm Sloman is depicted as a fictional character in The Party.Brian Murray starred in the New York premiere of The Arcata Promise in 1982. Works Where the Difference Begins, A Climate of Fear, Morgan, A suitable case for treatment, The Birth of a Private Man, A Way of Living, Ride a Cock Horse, The Governor's Lady, and Did Those Feet have been released. The Museum of Broadcast Communications has a page on David <mask> TV

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title: Ahmed Mahloof

texts: The Minister of Youth, Sports, and Community Empowerment is a man named <mask>. The former footballer is the manager of the national football team. He is a politician who serves in the People's Majlis. The Minister of Youth, Sports, and Community Empowerment is Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, who was the Member of Parliament for Galolhu-South. He was appointed as a cabinet minister at the age of 38 years old. His passion was football. He went on to represent the country at the under-16, under-19 and under-23 age groups.He played for two of the strongest clubs in the country, Club Valencia and New Radiant Sports Club. A career-ending injury in his youthful prime ended his aspiration to build a career in sports. The sports supervisor at Iskandhar School worked after recovering from a football injury. He joined the government as an assistant programme officer in 2000. He resigned from the Ministry in 2008. He was an assistant director when he left government service. He was the sports supervisor at Madrasathul Ahmadhiyya, a major primary school in the capital.<mask>'s enthusiasm to work with the country's youthful population, which eventually catalyzed him to debut in politics, was fueled by his duties at the Youth Ministry. His single-mindedness and steely determination came to the fore with his successful efforts to raise funds for his skills development efforts through participation in over 30 youth workshops, seminars and camps held across the world. His award-winning achievements include his time at the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. In 2007, he was elected as the Vice Chair of the Asian Regional Youth Caucus of the Commonwealth Youth Programme. He was the first person to serve in that capacity. The Commonwealth Secretary-General appointed <mask> to join an Elections Observer Mission for the country's presidential elections. The former Prime Minister of Saint Lucia chaired

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texts: the team.Kenny Anthony. The first time a Maldivian had served on an overseas elections monitoring mission was that day. The Special Youth Session was held at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Uganda. The delegation included ten world leaders and eight youths from across the Commonwealth. At a session chaired by the Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, <mask> was selected to present a paper on youth issues. The Commonwealth Youth Forum of 2008 was a great success. He was a member of the Committee on Youth, Human Rights and Democracy.The National Youth Award was presented to <mask> by the Government ofMaldives in March of 2006 for his outstanding youth awareness efforts. The Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) Award is given by the Junior Chamber International. The Most Popular Parliamentarian was nominated by a local radio station. The Dhivehi Rayyithunge Party (DRP), led by the then President, His Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, was formed with the arrival of pluralist politics in theMaldives. The Vice Chair of the Youth Wing was elected at the Party's First National Conference. The post of Chair of the Youth Wing was up for grabs at the Second National Conference. President Gayoom recognised his contributions to youth welfare and appointed the Constitutional Assembly to draft a new Constitution.On 6 August 2008, he was appointed to the Parliament. He gained a reputation for his energy, determination and industry after becoming the youngest Member of Parliament. He was a candidate for the People's Majlis from the Galolhu South Constituency of Male'. Although he was a member of the opposition party, DRP, and the fact that his rival from the ruling party was well funded, he registered a historic and convincing victory. The founder and leader of the DRP, His Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, as well as other reformers, including <mask>, found himself at the center of a controversial rift within

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texts: the DRP in 2010. Over the course of his five-year term in the Majlis, <mask> received a lot of money and gifts, but he remained steadfast in his principles and values. The construction of the Al-Furqan Mosque was one of the achievements of the Parliamentarian.The residents of Galolhu count as a major priority the conclusion of the new Mosque, which was a priority for four successive presidencies. Two of his five questions were answered by the then Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dr. Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari. He was lobbying for the mosque project in the Majlis. The first decree passed by the 17th Session of the People's Majlis was on the welfare of residents in public flats. The decree was proposed by him. In 2012 he was credited with lobbying for an urgent solution to a health concern. The garbage disposal site in Galolhu was located in close proximity to a primary school, and senior officials of the President Dr. Waheed administration were impressed by the fact that <mask> repeatedly met with and impressed upon them to clear the site and relocate elsewhere.The Majlis debated the issue of youth gang violence and other criminal matters. The decision to not give up the controversial rufiyaa 20,000 Committee Allowance for Parliamentarians was a highlight of his first term in the Majlis. There were two decrees that he proposed. Both attempts were unsuccessful. He had to refuse the payment. He was noted for not voting in favor of additional privileges for Parliamentarians. He was arrested 17 times because of his leadership roles in peaceful protests.He earned a reputation as a vocalist due to his love for sport and football. His talent was appreciated by a wide audience following his songs at the popular Ehandugai and Tharinge Rey shows. The "Red Snappers" became the team's Manager on 17 November. Football managers, politicians, and players from the Maldives, Club Valencia players, and New Radiant S.C.

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title: Ali Salman

texts: The Secretary-General of the Al-Wefaq political society is a Bahraini Twelver Shi'a cleric. After leading a popular campaign demanding the restoration of parliament and the reinstatement of the constitution, he was exiled by the Bahraini government. He went to London to seek asylum. He was associated with the opposition in London. As part of a set of political reforms announced by King Hamad, <mask> returned to his home in March 2001 in a general amnesty. According to an unknown source close to his family, Sheikh <mask> was tortured in prison. Several people were injured when the Al Khalifa forces fired tear gas and birdshots to break up the protests.He is considered a moderate public face of the organization and has opposed the more confrontational approach of the other leaders. The major centre of Twelver Shi'a theological thinking in Iran was where <mask> studied Religious Beliefs. He is a Twelver Shiite who followed the quietist teachings of Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Abul-Qassim al-Khoei, the spiritual leader of much of the Shia world until his death in 1992. The death of his original Marja' did not make him want to speak publicly about his new Marja'. He claimed in a private interview that he relied on the rulings of Grand Ayatollah Sayyid <mask>-Husayni al-Sistani. This choice is significant because it shows that Salman does not rely on authority to justify his position. Sistani is known for avoiding interference in the political choices of his followers, which is why this following of Sistani is on a

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texts: purely individual basis.One of the leaders of the 1990s uprising in Bahrain is believed to be <mask>. Several foreign companies organised a charity marathon in November 1994 to start the uprising. As the marathon runners entered some Shia villages, groups of villagers headed by activist clerics tried to stop them, considering that running among them in such light clothing was a direct insult to their religious and moral values. The events became fist-fighting and stone throwing. The security forces arrested several of the protesters. The death of a dozen demonstrators and the imprisonment of hundreds of others resulted from his arrest. He was the leader of several demonstrations.After his arrest in 1994, he was exiled and went to London, where he was associated with an opposition group. In order to achieve the political demands of theBahrain uprising, <mask> collaborated with them in order to release regular statements in which they demanded the return of the Parliament. The current official leader of Al Wefaq is Al Wefaq. The Secretary-General, his deputy, the members of both Al Wefaq's Shura Council and the Arbitration Board are all elected in the General Conference every four years. The leader of the movement is regarded as an inspiring figure. The General Conference has the power to dismiss the Secretary-General and his deputy. Half of the Shura Council will keep their positions for four years, because they are half-elected every two years.The General-Secretariat has an advisory and monitoring board

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texts: called the Shura Council. Sheikh Qassim is the spiritual leader of the Wefaqi party. Sheikh Qassim has the largest number of followers of any cleric in the country. The number of people who pray behind him is compared to the number of people who pray behind other clerics. He has been able to control the anger of the people who pray behind him and listen to his sermon. He was able to spread self-restraint among his followers during the state of emergency in 2011. Small groups of youth clash with the police.Pro-regime groups believe that <mask>, the formal head of al-Wefaq and also a cleric, is ignoring the orders of his former teacher and superior in the clerical hierarchy. As a cleric who has not yet reached the level of independent reasoning (ijtihad) to submit his decisions to the sanction of a higher-ranking scholar, the independence of the leader of al-Wefaq is limited. They argue that al-Wefaq is not transparent because its leadership is subservient to an external religious authority. This claim doesn't stand up to the public and open strategy of Al Wefaq. In 2002, when the parliament was restored after about 30 years of suspension, Sheikh Issa Qassim's publicly declared advise to Al Wefaq was to participate in the elections, but Al Wefaq took a joint-decision with other opposition groups to boycott the 2002 elections. There was an arrest and life imprisonment. He was sentenced to life in prison on 4 November.The Research Institute for European and American Studies has a paper on The Victory of Al


title: Othello Radou

texts: The 20th century saw the birth of a French artist. His father was a successful violinist and was a French national. After his father died, he had to move to Paris to find a job. He attended evening classes with the artist Jean Lombard, who encouraged him to work and exhibit with the group of artists known as the Vert Bois. The Salon d'Automne and the Salon des Indépendants in Paris exhibited the work of <mask>. During World War II, <mask> and his brother-in-law were members of the Resistance movements. He persevered with his painting despite the difficulties, using cardboard, paper, and hardboard.Auguste Herbin, Jean Marie Euzet and Henri Valensi were some of the artists who had their work shown at Salon des Réalités Nouvelles. Leon Degand, the art critic of Le Soir, wrote about two revelations in regards to painting. The expressionism of the first and the second testify to the quality of invention. One discovers the complete presence of the artist when one looks at their styles. Two names that one likes to find at private exhibitions. The film La Bataille du Rail was written and directed by René Clément, who was also the producer of the film. This film won two awards at the first film festival.He worked in film production until 1963, when he devoted himself to painting. In the 1960s, the French State ordered the execution of several murals for various establishments. The first one-man show in Paris was held in 1971. The artist was described as quiet, solitary and preoccupied with his work in a review of the exhibition. "RADou has established his talent as an excellent talent in his mural paintings, these are the terms which Jean Cassou describes the painter of whom is currently showing a selection." <mask> is an excellent

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title: Othello Radou

texts: colourist, but also an excellent draughtsman, and he is not limited only to his activities as a mural painter. A demanding artist, who invents geometric forms which are imprisoned in a network of straight lines, spirals, curves and contre-curves, and which give his large paintings, at the same time, a firm structure and very dynamic rhythm.He paints with honesty. No suspect impasto, no 'dripping', no violence can be found in any mixture of colors. The materials are put on the canvas with no special effects or cheating. The canvases with more intensity emphasise the colors and are more subtle in composition. He uses another technique when he is forced to paint on a smaller scale. The execution is made in a freer manner because the architectural style is not suitable. The extent of his resources is shown in this way.Sincerity, probity, sanity, these are the qualities of his art, whose boldness does not contain a desire towards excess and to harshness, nor to ever go out of control through neglect or disorder. There were exhibits in France, Germany, Lebanon, and Canada. One painting from the 1950s, one from the 1960s and one from 1983 were purchased by the French State at the end of his career. In 1993 he stopped painting after his wife died. He died in Paris. John Adams in London explained that the evolution of a painting would require <mask> to create a great many. This creative process would involve painstakingly and meticulously sequential drawings, watercolours and pastels in order to formulate a finished harmony which would then be fully realised when ultimately transferred to canvas.People from Monte Carlo Cubist artists 20th-century French painters 20th-century male artists French male painters 21st-century French


title: Amanda Muggleton

texts: <mask> is an English Australian theatre, television and film actress. She played the role of Chrissie Latham in Prisoner. She won the 2002 Helpmann Award for Best Actress in a Play for her role as Maria Callas in Master Class. In 2005, she won a second Helpmann Award for her role in the musical Eureka! <mask> was born in London and moved to Australia in 1974. She went to Drama School just before taking A Levels. She graduated from the Royal Academy of Dance and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.Chrissie Latham in the Australian soap opera Prisoner is perhaps Muggleton's most famous television role. A Country Practice, Cop Shop, HeadLand, City Homicide, as well as British series Hollyoaks and the telemovie Sara Danes are some of the television shows and movies that have had roles in them. Films with film credits include Mad Max, Thirst, Street Hero, Queen of the Road, and Mr. Wendy Shaw, mother of Ryan "Robbo" Shaw, will be appearing in the Seven Network soap opera Home and Away as a recurring character. On June 27th, she made her first appearance on the show. She is in the 2020 season. Theatre Muggleton was a part of all the theatre companies.Privates on Parade, The Matchmaker, The Seagull, Master Class, Nicholas Nickleby, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, and Duet for One have all been performed on stage by her. Muggleton's credits include the original steaming, Hello Dolly, and The Book Club. The Ensemble Theatre has Losing Louis and Essgee. The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Miss Hannigan in Annie have all been won by Muggleton. She won two awards for her role as Maria Callas in Master Class. She

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title: Amanda Muggleton

texts: won a second Helpmann Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical for her role in the Australian musical, Eureka! Muggleton played the White Witch on the national tour of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.A production that celebrates the words and music of Nol Coward, and which had two sell-out shows at the Concert Hall in the Victorian Arts Centre, was created and co-produced by <mask> and Dennis Olsen. She appeared in her own cabaret show at the Star Casino Showroom, which will tour nationally. Out of the party! International Concert Attractions produced and directed Darling It's Noel at the Opera House in May 2004 and at His Majesty's Theatre in Perth in June 2004. Muggleton is a qualified speech and drama teacher. She can pilot single-engine planes. Muggleton was nominated for an award at the end of the year.She received a nomination for Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama for her role in City Homicide. In 2009, Muggleton and her business partner founded 'Scene & Heard', a new acting school. They had to relocate the business because it became so successful in its first year. In 2009, Muggleton appeared in the anniversary of The Man From Mukinupin for Belvoir Street Theatre, and in the two roles of 'Louis' and 'Ethel' in The Ruby Sunrise. Muggleton played the role of Bette Davis in the one-woman show at the Mackay Entertainment Centre. One week after it finished, she began rehearsals for the role of Chris' in Calendar Girls which toured nationally and took the role of Lillian in Madagascar for Black Swan Theatre Company in Perth,WA. She appeared in two episodes of The


title: Fei Dawei

texts: A Paris-based art critic and curator is named <mask>. He attended the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1985 and was a member of the first generation of art critics and curators in China after the Cultural Revolution. A pioneer of the field who participated in the organization of many influential events in the history of contemporary Chinese art, <mask> is largely involved in the 1985-1989 New Wave movement. He is best known for his work in Europe and Asia. He doesn't believe in the idea of cultural exiles and emphasizes cross-border cultural communication. After graduating from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing with a bachelor's degree in History of Art in 1985, <mask> took a major part in organizing the China/Avant-Garde exhibition at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing. He advised the curators of the Magiciens de la Terre exhibit at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Paris, France.The first exhibition on Chinese contemporary art was held in France in 1990 and was the result of a research grant from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It shows the six figures of Cai Guoqiang, Huang Yong Ping, Chen Zhen,Yan Pei Ming, Gu Wenda, and Yang Jie Chang. The history of Chinese contemporary art has been impacted by installations that cover more than 20 hectares of land. The first exhibition on Chinese contemporary art in Japan was put on by him in 1991. He was appointed the chief curator of the first Promenade in Asia exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, in collaboration with the cultural branch of Shiseido. The second edition was published in 1997. In 1994, <mask> was invited to speak at the International Committee of Museums of Modern Art conference in Tokyo.The Asiana exhibition was held in Italy. He was one of the juries for the UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for

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title: Percy Toplis

texts: During and after the First World War, <mask> was a British criminal and imposter. He was imprisoned for attempted rape before the war. He was a private in the Royal Army Medical Corps and wore a monocle while on leave. He became notorious after the murder of a taxi driver and the wounding of a police officer who tried to arrest him. It was a big news at the time. He was killed in a gunfight with police. A book was published in 1978 that claimed he was a part of the taples Mutiny.He may have been innocent of the murder because he was pursued by the political establishment in a vendetta. The book was dramatised in 1986 as The Monocled Mutineer, causing a lot of controversy. Critics say that there is no evidence that he was present and that <mask>'s unit was en route to India during the taples mutiny. The official records that are often cited to refute claims that <mask> took part in the Mutiny have been deduced from a summary of his movements that appeared in a letter addressed to the Chief Constable of Hampshire Police. The letter, dated 17 May 1920, describes how <mask> was wounded and sent home from the Dardanelles after the beginning of war in 1915 with a Field Ambulance Company, and then went on trooping duty to Salonika, Egypt and back to the depot. There is no mention of a 'wanted notice' that was published in the Police Gazette dated 18 October 1918, which states that <mask> deserted from Salonika on June 15, 1918. It is thought that <mask> did not see out his service days in Egypt or Bombay as some have claimed.The British Army Service Records of <mask> have not been retained by the Ministry of Defence. Cox's letter and a medal card are the only official records of his service history. Historians don't think that <mask> was in France to participate in the rebellion, despite the omission of actual dates in Cox's summary. <mask> was christened on 25 September 1896 at Skegby after he was born at Sanforth Street. His parents were unable to support him and he was raised by his grandparents. He was

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title: Percy Toplis

texts: an unruly bully who was frequently caned at South Normanton Elementary School. He was reprimanded in March of 1908 for using false pretenses.The court released him to his aunt because his grandparents were no longer able to control him. After a poor attendance record and an argument with the pit manager, <mask> left school at the age of 13 and moved to Scotland. He was sentenced to ten days imprisonment for not paying his train tickets. In 1912, <mask> was sentenced to two years hard labour for attempting to rape a 15-year-old girl and was released in 1914. The Boston Guardian reported on 9 March that the man charged at Alford Police Station was a man named <mask>. According to reports, <mask>s followed the girl past Brown's Farm and attacked her at a railway crossing. The girl was examined at a surgery in Mablethorpe where there were signs of violence.<mask>s claimed that he was on his way to Skegness to visit an uncle when he was arrested. <mask> lived in Withern with his son Walter James <mask> at the time of the incident, according to the Census of 1911. It is 85 miles away. In 1915, the year after the outbreak of the First World War, <mask> joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and served as a stretcher bearer. <mask> was taken to the hospital after his unit was shipped overseas to take part in the landings at Gallipoli. He worked in a factory. His unit was later posted to Salonika and Egypt, but <mask> was sent back when he contracted Malaria.<mask> posed for a picture in the uniform of a captain. The visit and some of his anecdotes were reported by the local newspaper, theNottingham Evening Post, who took a photograph that they later released to the police for his "wanted" notice in 1920. The Monocled Mutineer was published in 1978 by William Allison and John Fairley, who claimed that <mask> was a leading participant in the taples mutiny as a consequence of his being in that area of France. They say that <mask> was wanted in France after the mutiny. According to Allison and Fairley, the fact

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texts: that the British authorities went to such lengths to silence <mask> is proof that he was one of the leaders of the mutiny that escaped punishment. In his 1980 play Crimes in Hot Countries, Howard Barker portrayed <mask> as an "irresponsible and amoral seducer", with little concern for the consequences. <mask> was portrayed in a more positive light in the 1986 series The Monocled Mutineer, which was an adaptation of the book in which he was played by Paul McGann.The Conservative government made accusations of left-wing bias at the time of the production. The accuracy of the series and the book on which it was based was denounced by the right-wing press as well as the socialist historian who was recruited as a historical advisor to the programme. <mask> probably didn't play any part in the rebellion. The National Archives were expected to release the official files regarding the mutiny in The Bull Ring at taples in the year 2017. After the War, <mask>'s father died and then his friend, <mask>, left. He was sentenced to six months in prison for fraud. He joined the Royal Army Service Corps after his release in 1920.He was selling rationed fuel on the black market, forging false papers to steal other soldiers' salaries and wearing a colonel's uniform when he visited women in town. He wore a gold monocle as part of his disguise. Murder and pursuit <mask> went missing again on April 24, 1920. The taxi driver was found dead from a gunshot wound on the side of the road. Around 11:00 p.m., <mask> was seen in the camp. The inquest took place in a barn. The first British inquest in modern times declared a man guilty of murder in his absence after the jury returned a verdict of "wilful murder" by <mask>.<mask> was in London for a couple of weeks posing as an officer. He fled to Wales when the police closed in. There is a cap with the <mask>'s name in it that was found in Pontypool. The birthplace of Jesse Robert Short, the only man known to have been executed for his role in the taples mutiny, is less than a

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title: Percy Toplis

texts: mile from the Salem Baptist Chapel in Blaina. According to a diary read at the inquest, <mask> arrived in Scotland on 6 May. According to the People's Journal of 12 June, <mask> was a wood cutter on a shooting estate in Dunmaglass. According to the report, <mask> signed his name in the hotel register at The Temperance Hotel in Central Inverness on May 11.According to the owner of the hotel, the stranger mixed freely with other guests, entertaining them on the piano and explaining he had been in Russia and was now looking for a job. The Russian National Anthem was included in his collection. When <mask> arrived at the hotel, the proprietor became suspicious and confronted him bluntly, "It strikes me there is a mystery about you, young man." On 13 May, <mask> is thought to have left the hotel. After travelling a long way, <mask> returned to the bothy in Tomintoul. A farmer saw smoke coming from the chimney. They found <mask> sitting by the fire.<mask> wounded them both and then fled on a bicycle. He arrived in Cumbria on 5 June after taking a train to Aberdeen. He was in an army base. In Cumberland, Alfred Fulton questioned a man in a military dress but let him go. He looked at the police circulars at the station and noticed that the man he was looking for was the one suspected of the murder in Andover. He retreated when <mask> threatened him with a revolver. Fulton and Inspector William Ritchie were both armed with Webley revolvers.It is thought that this may have been the result of orders from the Home Office. They set off by car to catch <mask> and were joined by Norman de Courcy Parry on his motorcycle. He brought the Belgian automatic pistol with him when he came back from the war. They did not see <mask> until they passed him and were close to the road. After turning the car around, the group approached <mask>. The car was stopped by Norman de Courcy Parry. As <mask> approached, he pretended to check the trouble.<mask> tried to flee and fired at the police officers. <mask> collapsed and died

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title: Percy Toplis

texts: when the officers ran towards him. An inquest took place at Penrith Town Hall on June 8. On 9 June, in the presence of only police, officials of the guardians and Rev R H Law, <mask> was afforded a Christian burial service, and was hastily buried without the knowledge of his family or the media. The location of the grave was unknown until recently. The location of <mask>'s resting place can be found to the right of the cemetery chapel, thanks to the corroboration of media images from the time of burial. Frank Dayson, a childhood friend of <mask>, tried to put a headstone on the grave in 1980.The descendants of <mask> tried to put a headstone. Due to an anticipated need to re-use the burial land where <mask> is buried, the exclusive rights of burial can't be sold. <mask>'s belongings, including his monocle, are on display at Penrith and Eden Museum. The spot where <mask> was killed was marked with a plaque in 2015. The level of force used by the Penrith Constabulary in arresting <mask> was generally supported by the local and national press. On the day that <mask> was buried, the paper wrote that although it was difficult to see how his death could have been avoided, it was not the best end that could have been. Several minor but interesting loose ends that a jury might have been able to clear up were described by the paper.On Saturday 8 January 1927, the body of Harry Fallows, the only credible witness to have implicated <mask> in the murder of Spicer, was found in a cave. Marjorie Coe Stewart was by his side. 31 miles from the scene of the tragedy, the pair lived at separate addresses in Moston. It was ruled a double-suicide by the police. The couple went missing on New Year's Eve and were found by Bannister eight days later. Police were not able to account for the couple's movements from the time they left Manchester until they were found in the cave. Bannister told the press that he had seen Fallows outside the cave the previous week and that something had prompted him to revisit the cave the

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texts: following week.The man who led the original Toplis investigation, Supt James Lock Cox of the Hampshire Police, died suddenly at his home just four months after the death of Fallows. He was 49 years old. The very first account of the events in the Glasgow Weekly Herald was published by James Cullen, who was sentenced to one year's imprisonment for his role in the taples mutiny. A founding member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, Cullen deserted in January 1919 after serving in the war. The first rate explosion at the camp was caused by seditious leaflets. The official account of the riots in the taples Base Camp diary, which was only made available to researchers in the 1970s, was perfectly in keeping with his account of the shooting of Gordon Highlander. His Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary for Wales was appointed in 1927 by the Conservative Home Secretary, Sir William Joynson-Hicks.As a result of the ambush on <mask>, the Chief Constable of Westmorland was forced to resign, but he did not. Two months before <mask> was killed, Parry submitted his resignation. Prior to that, he was the Chief Constable of Bath. The book Who Shot <mask>, written by Jim Cox, advanced the theory that <mask>'s death was a murder, drawing on a range of inconsistencies and implausibilities from the inquest into <mask>'s death and from the post mortem report produced by Drs Ed Norman, the son of the Chief Constable, admitted that he had a revolver, but claimed never to have fired it. The author reviewed the post mortem report and found that the path of the fatal bullet did not correspond to what the police said at the inquest. The Monocled Mutineer was written by William Allison and John Fairley.<mask>, Etaples, and 'The Monocled Mutineer' were written by Julian Putkowski. The Journal of the Western Front Association. In the winter of 1986 there was a pp. Inquest report 1896 births 1920 deaths British Army personnel of World War I English fraudsters and people shot dead by law enforcement officers in the United

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title: Andrzej Wierciński

texts: make sense of our being-in-the-world. The risk of misinterpretation and misunderstanding is related to the task of interpretation. Locating understanding in the practical dimensions of life, in our situatedness, Wierciski potently revives the significance of phronesis for hermeneutics, sensitizing us to the intimate connections between the unique unrepeatability of the self, his/her existential situation, and radical Pondering the endeavor of hermeneutic to position us in the horizon of thinking about what happens to us and in us when we understand, Wierciski makes an intriguing recourse to poetry which he deems "a zealous search for a'magic formula' in which the whole truth about our existence could Being in the world with others is a superb achievement that remains attentive to its momentous, interdisciplinary, and far-reaching character. According to Hermeneutics of Education, <mask> Wierciski is the most outstanding author in Poland who represents both philosophy of education and philosophy of educational practice. The ability to move at ease across academic disciplines, which are usually treated as separate and even actively and nonchalantly severed from each other to the detriment of the intellectual culture of the Academy is indicative of his cognitive maturity.In his interpretations and analyses, he connects the academic areas that are fraught with current pseudo-reforms and preserved as such in isolated circles. The quality of the possible rooting in the contemporary intellectual culture of its polymorphic form, which always requires fusions as transdisciplinarity and not just interdisciplinarity, was


title: Andrzej Wierciński

texts: Being in the World is known as Existentia Hermeneutica.The Imperative to Think the Incommensurable is a Hermeneutics. Gustav Siewerth: A New German Edition with Facing Translation of Being as Likeness of God is a study about the centrality of the Notion of God. Is it inspired metaphysics? The Hermeneutic Reading of the Onto-Theological Tradition was written by Gustav Siewerth. The Sorge um den Menschen is the title of the Miteinander. The Deutung des Dichterseins am Beispiel von Czesaw Miosz was written by Peter Lang. The Metaphysik Gustav Siewerths has a Studie von Martin Heidegger.Studium historyczno-krytyczne w aspekcie teorii "niepamici bytu" ber die Differenz im Sein: Metaphysische berlegungen. The books "Welcoming Risk as a Condition of Personal" and "Transformatywne aspekty hermeneutyki edukacji" were edited. Hermeneutics-Ethics-Education was published in 2015. Melancholia: The Disease of the Soul was written by the authors. Heidegger and Hermeneutics, Studia Philosophiae Christianae 49 and 1 were published. The Hermeneutic Rationality/La rationalité herméneutique was written by Maria Luisa Portocarrero and Luis Umbelino.The Hermeneutics and the Art of Conversation was written by Gadamer. A Companion to Heidegger's "Phenomenology of Religious Life" was written by Sean and <mask>. The ed., Interpreting the Self: Hermeneutics, Psychoanalysis, and Literary Studies was written by Edward Fiaa. Between Description and Interpretation: The Hermeneutic Turn in Phenomenology was published in 2005. Between Friends: The Hans Urs von Balthasar and Gustav Siewerth correspondence is a bilingual edition. And trans. The


title: Andrzej Wierciński

texts: Verlag Gustav Siewerth Gesellschaft has a book by <mask> Wierciski.Studia Z Filozofii Boga, religii i czowieka, vol. was written by Jan Socho and <mask> wierciski. Filozofia wobec tajemnic wiecznych 3 was published in 2005. Paul Ricoeur wrote Between Suspicion and Sympathy. The Hermeneutic Press published Between the Human and the Divine. The International Institute for Hermeneutics Ana has links to the University of

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title: Pierre Vidal-Naquet

texts: A French historian who began teaching at the cole des hautes études en sciences sociales in 1969 died on July 29, 2006 at the age of 86. During the Algerian War, he opposed the use of torture by the French Army, as well as Jewish history, but he was also a specialist in the study of Ancient Greece. He was involved in the founding of the Groupe d'information sur les prisons, which was one of the first French new social movements. He was a supporter of Middle East peace efforts and was part of debates about historiography. At the end of his life, Vidal-Naquet never gave up on his fascination with antiquity. The Comtat Venaissin is home to the Sephardic Jewish community. He was raised in a secular and bourgeois environment.His father was a lawyer who entered the Resistance in order to avoid exile. The family moved to Marseille in June 1940. The father and his wife were deported in June 1944 after being arrested by the Gestapo. They died at Auschwitz. <mask> hid in his grandmother's house when he was 14 years old. He came to know his cousin, the philosopher Jacques Brunschwig, after reading a lot. He would never forget how the Nazis made his father dance.He specialized in the history of Ancient Greece and the Algerian War after graduating from the lycée Carnot in Paris. One of the reasons he became a historian was because he read a book called Strange Defeat, which attempted to explain the causes of the defeat during the 1940 Battle of France. He discovered surrealism and founded a review at 18 years old. The 1949


title: Pierre Vidal-Naquet

texts: Rajk trial took out his will to follow the French Communist Party. After teaching history at Orléans's high school, <mask>-Naquet went to Caen's university and then Lille. He became a member of the "Paris School" after reading Dumézil and Lévi-Strauss. Approaches to the study of Ancient Greece would be renewed by their work.He was named matre de conférences at the University of Lyon in the 1960's. He became a professor at the cole pratique des hautes études. Several books were co-authored by Vidal-Naquet and <mask> Vernant. Although Vernant was a "comrade" of the French Communist Party (PCF), he never belonged to any political party, with the exception of the Unified Socialist Party. <mask> was the father of three children. He was the commander of the Phenix Order in Greece. <mask>-Naquet was not a believer.<mask>-Naquet defined himself as an activist historian, and while pursuing his studies never stopped engaging in political struggles and taking part in political committees. Jérme Lindon, editor of the Minuit publishing house, was one of the best known opponents of the use of torture by the French Army during the Algerian War. The Manifesto of the 121 called for civil disobedience against the Algerian war and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: Pierre Vidal-Naquet

texts: Vidal-Naquet.The arguments against legislation relating to historical studies are not open to revisionist speech. He once said that he wouldn't engage with revisionists for simple and scientific reasons. An astronomer and an astrologer don't debate. I wouldn't talk to someone who supports the idea that the moon is made of Roquefort. His analyses are critiqued. The institution of the Athenian ephebia has been well received by many French intellectuals, but they have been challenged by Italians who were more inclined towards Marxism. His structuralist approach has been called ahistorical, because his analyses of the texts are lacking in thoroughness and even manipulative, using categories like polysemy and ambiguity which his critics found do not apply.An essay on the Representation of Space and of Time in Greek Political Thought from the End of the Sixth Century to the Death of Plato was written by Ancient Greece Clisthne l'Athénien. Points, 1990 La Grce ancienne - L'espace et le temps. La Grce ancienne was written by <mask> Vernant. Points, 1992 Mythe et tragédie en Grce ancienne. Champs, 2001 Le chasseur noir - Formes de pensées et formes de société. Petite histoire d'un mythe platonicien was published in 2005. The torture of la République was done in Algeria L'Affaire Audin, 1957-1978.There are articles on Robert Fau and Jewish history. Telos 98-99 was Winter 1993-Fall 1994. Telos Press is in New York. The Mémoires are: La brisure et l'attente, 1930-1955, Le Seuil, 1998 and Le trouble et la lumire,


title: Jim Roslof

texts: During the "golden age" of fantasy role-playing games, James Paul Roslof was an American artist who produced cover art and interior illustrations. He was the Art Director at TSR in the early 1980s and was responsible for hiring many of the young artists who would go on to careers in the fantasy role-playing industry. More than one million copies of Keep on the Borderlands were sold. <mask> was born on November 21, 1946, in Chicago, Illinois, to Edward E. and Gertrude. <mask> was a cover artist for Chicago Seed in the late 1960s. Erol Otus, Bill Willingham, Jeff Dee, Paul Reiche, and Evan Robinson were all staff artists at TSR, Inc. He provided interior art for Gary Gygax's Slave Pits of the Undercity and Lawrence Schick's White Plume Mountain.TSR editor Steve Winter described the charges of insubordination that led to the firing of two of the six staff artists, Paul Reiche and Evan Robinson, as "trumped-up". The art department was left empty when Bill Willingham and Jeff Dee complained. Instead of simply staying with the style of art that had defined TSR products since 1975, Roslof hired a group of brilliant artists whose artwork would define TSR to a generation, and who would all go on to successful careers as fantasy artists. Parkinson was hired to see if he could do some work on his own. The Art Director implied that I could join the staff full-time, but I missed it. He had just hired someone else the day before, but he would keep me in mind. He called back the next day and found an opening.The artists were in the pit. The pit was a place of creation for the artists of the company. There were rubber-band wars and deadlines here. The pit was a place of ultimate creation, a place where artists worked together for inspiration, guidance, and commiseration in a time before the

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