title: Herb Green

texts: groups, one of which was treated, and one of which was not, was false according to the Defenders of Green. A 2010 study compared patients diagnosed with carcinoma in situ during <mask>'s study period with those diagnosed before and after the study period. The study claimed that his patients were at substantially greater risk of cancer and were subjected to numerous extra tests that were intended to observe rather than treat their conditions. The authors did not know that these patients had been treated by one of the twenty or so consultants at the hospital. The study admitted that the numbers of deaths were too small to make reliable comparisons, but concluded that eight of the eleven deaths occurred in the group who received punch or wedge biopsy as their initial management.In 2010 there were 39 letters to the editor, three editorials and the author of the history who argued that the 2010 retrospective study did. The debt owed to <mask> by all those women who have avoided needless surgery and kept their fertility was pointed out by Iain Chalmers. <mask> retired in the early 1980s after the publication of an article in Metro. He wrote a textbook on gynaecology that underwent several revisions. The New Zealand Committee of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists apologized to the women involved in the


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texts: experiment. This whole affair is perhaps characteristic of the controversy and'spells of explosive scandal and acrimonious conflict' that have so often surrounded cervical screening, description of which can be found in two Case Studies. In 2020 the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology commissioned a series of articles relating to <mask>'s practice in the 1960s and 1970s and to the subsequent Cartwright Inquiry, three of which are referenced here and the rest can be found in the same June 2020 JCE issue.The full collection of articles and correspondence can be found here. <mask> <mask> is the publisher of the books. There is a green GH. New Zealand Med J. In 1985 it was 98 and 698. Young New Zealand women are dying of cancer at a higher rate. There is a green GH.New Zealand Med J. The Feb 14;89(629):89-91 was published in 1979. Screening for cancer in New Zealand. There is a green GH. J Obstet is a person. The Dec 2015; 85(12):881-6 was published in 1978. There are diseases in New Zealand.There is a green GH. Ir Med J. The 70(12):361-3 was published in 1977. Patients with cancer of the cervix are affected by radiation. Yamagata S is green. J Obstet is a person. In 1976 May, 83(5): 400-8.The progression of the cervix to invasion. There is a green GH. The NZ Med J was published in 1974. The carcinoma of the cervix is caused by the

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texts: Herpesviruses-type-2. We, Iwamoto K, Adam E, Melnick and <mask>. There is a journal called the Lancet. 1970 Nov 28.There are symptoms and survival rates for cervical cancer. There is a green GH. N Z J Obstet. The 1970 Nov;10(4) was published. The baby began to cry. 3. There is a green GH.N Z Nurs J. 1970 Sep;63(9): The baby began to cry. 2. There is a green GH. N Z Nurs J. 1970 Aug;63(8):4-7The baby began to cry. 1. There is a green GH. N Z Nurs J. 1970 Jul;63(7): A viewpoint of cervical carcinoma in situ. There is a green GH.N Z J Obstet. 1970 Feb;10(1):1-8 The history of the disease in situ. <mask> GH and Donovan JW are related. J Obstet gynaecol br commonw. 1970 Jan;71-9 The epitaph and a royal tragedy.There is a green GH. N Z Nurs J. 1969 Jul;62(7) was published. The epitaph and a royal tragedy. There is a green GH. N Z Med J. 1969 May;69(444):301-5.The potentiality of a cancer in situ. There is a green GH. Int J Obstet Gynecol 1969 was 7. Following a hysterectomy, vaginal carcinoma is found in situ. McIndoe is located in Green GH. The title of the book is Acta Cytol. 1969 Mar;13(4):158-62Is the carcinoma in situ? There is a green GH. Int Surg 1966;47;511-517. Maternal mortality in New Zealand. There is a green GH. N Z Med J. In 1967, May; 66(417):295-9.There is a pregnant woman in situ. A review of cases. There is a green GH. J Obstet

masks: Green Green


title: Brace Belden

texts: In the Syrian Civil War, <mask> volunteered to serve with the People's Protection Units (YPG), a Kurdish militia. <mask> is well known by his former handle, PissPigGranddad. He co-hosted the TrueAnon with Liz Franczak. <mask> was born to Jewish parents in San Francisco. His father is a journalist and his brother works in tech. His mother took her own life when he was six years old. Belden said he was a troubled teen and went to five different high schools, including Monarch School, a boot camp which he ran away from before being arrested for public intoxication.Belden identifies as a Marxist and protested the Iraq War when he was thirteen. He and his friends started a punk band called Warkrime when he was fifteen. His stage name was President Chaos. The band broke up in 2008 after releasing their first album. After Warkrime, Belden played bass in Wild Thing, a punk band based in San Francisco. Belden said that he "should have gone to college but a lot of good that did other guys" and that he always worked shitty jobs. He was a florist at Brothers Papadopoulos in the San Francisco Bay Area after graduating from high school.A Prairie Home Companion is a radio show by American Public Media. It is a dumb boring show that forces millions of radio listeners under the age of 60 to turn off their radios whenever that stupid old guy starts talking. All people under the age of 100 should sign this. Belden was hired

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title: Brace Belden

texts: as a music writer after Willamette Week talked to him about his campaign. Belden sent an email to Willamette Week saying that he had accepted a position out of the country. Belden identified as a communist at a young age. Belden arrived in Syria in October of 2016He met other Western volunteers, including Lucas Chapman and Tommy Mrck. <mask> was assigned to work on a makeshift tank for the Raqqa campaign after graduating from the Academy. Talan was captured in mid-November. We pushed up to Tal Saman until we had it surrounded on a half circle. We bombarded the shit out of it. Many refugees fled the town and sought protection behind the front line, with <mask> describing "hundreds of civilians coming across for days in a row." His unit camped out on rooftops in the cold at night after they captured a building.<mask> told Rolling Stone that the first week was terrible. <mask>'s unit was withdrawn after capturing Tal Saman. <mask> was a candidate for the University of Glasgow. In March of last year, <mask> was profiled in Rolling Stone. He described it as pretty ridiculous. My biography was made up by them. I didn't do anything in my life before I came here, so it's tight.<mask> was opposed to the Rolling Stone article being turned into a film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and directed by Daniel Espinosa. In August 2020, it was revealed that the Department of Homeland Security investigated <mask> and other

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title: Brace Belden

texts: "anarchist fighters" for "suspected or confirmed ANTIFA links." In response, Belden stated "I am not now nor have I ever been a member of any antiFA organization." By the time he returned from Syria, he had 30,000 followers. Shortly after <mask>'s return to the United States, the account was permanently suspended. The account was locked shortly after Belden mocked white nationalist Nathan Damigo's short stature on the site; according to Belden, "alt-right"-affiliated accounts (or, in Belden's words, "a bunch of Nazis"). Belden's handle was also suspended. In the press and in real life encounters with Belden, "PissPigGranddad" has been used to refer to him.Belden commented on the "pseudo-celebrity" he had acquired under that name. I didn't think anyone would say it to me. <mask> moved to San Francisco in February of last year to work at the Anchor Brewing Company. He became part of an organizing committee to form an employee's union at his factory because he was a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. The unionization effort was profiled in Jacobin magazine and an episode of Chapo Trap House by early 2019. Workers at the brewery voted to join the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 6. The senator spoke with <mask> and other union activists about labor issues.There are references to 1989 births of Jewish American activists, American Maoists, American Marxists, and American punk rock

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title: Louis Till

texts: <mask> was an American soldier. He was the father of a boy who was murdered at the age of 14. <mask> was executed by the U.S. Army in 1945 after he was found guilty of raping and murdering two white women. After the trial of his son's murderer, the circumstances of his death were revealed to his family. <mask> was an orphan in New Madrid, Missouri. He was an amateur boxer and worked at the corn company. At the age of 17, <mask> began courting Mamie Carthan, a girl of the same age.Her parents thought that the charismatic <mask> was too sophisticated for her. They were married on October 14, 1940, after <mask> won out, despite her mother's insistence that they break off their courting. They were 18 years old. Their first child was born on July 25, 1941. After learning that her husband had been unfaithful, Mamie left him. She threw hot water at him after he choked her to unconsciousness. A restraining order was obtained against him.He was forced to choose between enlistment in the Army and imprisonment after he repeatedly violated the order. He enlisted in 1943. While serving in the Italian Campaign, <mask> was arrested by military police for the murder of an Italian woman and the rape of two others. immunity was granted to a third soldier. They were found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging after a short investigation. The United States Army Disciplinary Training Center north of Pisa was where the sentence was carried out. The defense team offered no evidence in

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texts: support of the soldiers' innocence, and <mask> stayed silent during the trial.According to Canto 74 of Pound's Pisan Cantos, <mask> was hung yesterday for murder and rap because he collaborated with the Nazis and Italian Fascists. He was moved to the Oise-Aisne American Cemetery in 1948. Mamie <mask> was only told that her husband's death was due to "willful misconduct", not the circumstances of his death. The United States Army bureaucracy blocked her attempts to learn more. Ten years later, the full details of <mask>'s crimes and execution emerged. On August 28, 1955, 14-year-old Emmett <mask> was murdered in Mississippi, after whistling for his own purposes near Carolyn Bryant, a local white woman, which was misconstrued as flirting. Bryant fabricated testimony that <mask> made physical or verbal advances towards her in the store, according to a historian.The family of Bryant disagrees with this claim. Her husband and brother-in-law tortured and killed <mask> before throwing his body into the river. Both were charged with and tried for first-degree murder, but were acquitted by an all-white jury in 1955. In October 1955, after the murder trial and acquittal gained international media attention, Mississippi senators James Eastland and John C. Stennis uncovered details about <mask>'s crimes and execution and released them to reporters. In 1955, a grand jury declined to indict the abductors even though they admitted to having kidnapped <mask> in a magazine interview.

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texts: The NAACP and the "Yankee" media were accused of covering up or lying about the record of <mask>'s father. The Life magazine article that presented <mask> as having died fighting for his country in France was cited in many of these editorials.Life magazine was the exception rather than the rule according to historians. Life later published a retraction after he embellished his record. The impression was left among some southerners that the Life article was representative of the Northern media in general. The editorials in the South associate <mask> with his father's crimes. They implied that he may have tried to rape his father. John Wideman explored the circumstances leading up to and including the military conviction of <mask>. Wideman examined the trial record and suggested that <mask>'s conviction and punishment may have been racially motivated.There is a list of people who have been executed by the United States military. The Mississippi Press is owned by the University Press of Mississippi. The names of the people are <mask>, Mamie, and Benson, Christopher. The Hate Crime That Changed America is a book by Random House. Stephen Whitfield was born in 1991. The story of a death in the Delta is told in A Death in the Delta. Wideman.The <mask> file is about writing to save a life. Scribner is in New York. The 20th-century executions of American people, African-American military personnel, and people convicted of rape were all carried out by the United States

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title: Joseph Edgar Chamberlin

texts: <mask>'s work appeared in newspapers in Chicago, Boston, and New York, as well as in national magazines and journals, beginning in 1871. He wrote a popular column for the Boston Evening Transcript called "The Listener" and it became known as "The Listener of the Transcript" throughout New England. He was a friend and mentor to many aspiring writers, photographers, musicians, and artists, and maintained a close friendship with Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan for over 40 years. He died in Massachusetts in 1935 and is buried in Vermont. Chamberlin was the youngest child of Abner and Mary (Haseltine) <mask>. One of the founding families was the Chamberlins. His father moved to Spring Prairie, Wisconsin, in the 19th century.The Chamberlins hosted many politicians and speakers at their home. Ed was forced to find a trade because his family couldn't afford college, he was educated in a one-room schoolhouse. He followed in his brother's footsteps and moved to Chicago in 1868. He provided himself with a "classical" education by reading at the nearby Chicago Public Library. As a teenager, <mask> worked as a proofreader for the Chicago Evening Post, where his brother was employed. He was one of the first people to see the Great Chicago Fire and his reports went out to the world. He worked for the Chicago Times and the Indianapolis Daily Journal before returning to Chicago.He was a manager at the Times before moving east. He was an editor for

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title: Joseph Edgar Chamberlin

texts: the Daily Herald in Newport, Rhode Island and the Daily News in Fall River, Massachusetts before moving to Boston in 1884. He was the first editor of the Evening Record. He was an editorial and general writer for the Boston Evening Transcript. <mask>'s daily column for the Transcript became known as "The Listener of the Transcript" in New England. He was an editor and writer for The Youth's Companion. He worked for the New York Evening Mail and the New York Evening Post.He worked with C. L. Edson and Rube Goldberg at the Mail. He wrote several books over the course of his career. He wrote two companion books, The Listener in the Town and The Listener in the Country, as well as an alternate history book called The Ifs of History. He published a tribute to his son Raymond, who was killed in action during World War I, called The Only Thing for a Man to Do. He wrote for a number of national magazines. The Boston Evening Transcript: A history of its first hundred years was edited by him in 1930. <mask> was married to the daughter of a colleague of his at the Chicago Times.They had five children and one adopted son. Their children died in infancy or childhood. <mask> began a friendship with Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan after writing for the Perkins School for the Blind. Helen was nine years old when Keller and Sullivan began visiting <mask> and his family. She lived with the Chamberlins for a year in 1896-97 and spent weekends and

masks: Chamberlin Chamberlin Chamberlin Chamberlin


title: Joseph Edgar Chamberlin

texts: holidays with them. She called <mask> "Uncle Ed" until his death more than 40 years later. The Chamberlins' home on the shores of King Phillip's Pond was a gathering place for literary, political, and artistic figures of the day.Notables include Edward Everett Hale, Louise Imogen Guiney, F. Luis Mora, and F. Holland Day. He was in contact with many notables of the day. He interviewed every president of the U.S. from Grant to Coolidge. At an event in Boston celebrating the publication of his Listener books in 1896, William Dean Howells and Edward Everett Hale both sent letters to be read. <mask>'s career as a writer and editor spanned more than 60 years. His first wife died in 1914. Leonilda Farness was married to <mask> in 1915.She died in 1923. He was married to Jenny LeRoyer <mask>. On July 6, 1935, <mask> died in South Hanson, Massachusetts. He is buried in the Oxbow Cemetery. He was remembered in publications such as the New York Herald Tribune and Editor and Publisher magazine. The Herald-Tribune said <mask> was one of the most widely recognized staff writers of his times, and the former described him as the dean of Boston editors. He was survived by his children and adopted son.20th-century American male writers, 20th-century American journalists, 20th-century American male reporters, 20th-century American male editors, 20th-century American columnists, 19th-century American journalists, 19th-century American male writers,

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title: Mauro Zárate

texts: <mask> is an Argentine professional footballer who plays for a Brazilian club. Zrate began his career in his native country, playing three years for the team and winning the title in the 2005 Clausura tournament. He moved to England on a loan from Al-Sadd, where he played only six months. Zrate was sent back to Lazio after they won the Coppa Italia. His move to Lazio was made permanent for a fee of around 20 million, with a buy-out clause. He spent the second half of his first season on loan at Queens Park Rangers after a loan at Inter Milan. Zrate joined a club in Italy.He joinedWatford on a two-and-a-half-year, £2.3 million deal. Zrate scored the winning goal as Argentina won the U-20 World Cup in 2007. Since he was a child, Zrate had played football at Vélez Sarsfield. He was promoted to the first team at the age of 17 after being considered too strong for the youth category. He was the top scorer in the Apertura 2006 with 12 goals. Zrate signed a two-year deal with Al-Sadd for a fee reported by Clarn to be $22 million. He went on to play just six league matches and score four goals before going on to play for the English team.Zrate joined the club on loan until the end of the season in 2007, with a view to a permanent deal. He made his debut for the club as a 66th-minute substitute in the 2–0 defeat at the Stadium of Light on January 29th, and made his first start on March 12th against Pompey. He scored his first goal for the club against Reading on 22 March, followed by a brace in their next match against Manchester City in a 3–1 win, and a free-kick that earned a draw againstEverton on 12 April. After scoring 4 goals in 14 matches, Zrate left the club at the end of his loan spell, meaning no extension to the loan would be considered. Lazio Zrate moved to Lazio on July 5, 2008. Lazio had an option to make the deal permanent after a successful medical, and he was presented to the media a few days


title: Mauro Zárate

texts: two-and-a-half-year deal. He injured his knee when he twisted it awkwardly after winning a penalty in a game against his former club. Zrate would likely miss the rest of the season because he needed nine minutes of medical attention. Zrate joined Al-Nasr in a loan deal that ran until the end of the season. He scored three goals in as many games for the club after failing to find the net in his first four games. After eight appearances for Al-Nasr, it was announced that Zrate would be returning to Vélez Sarsfield on a loan. Zrate signed for Boca Juniors even though he had previously said he would sign permanently with Velez.Zrate left Boca Juniors due to the lack of playing time, even though he qualified for the Round of 16 in the Libertadores. Zrate joined Brazilian Série A side América Mineiro. Zrate helped Argentina win the under-20 World Cup in 2007, scoring the winning goal in the final against the Czech Republic. Diego Maradona was appointed manager of the Argentina national team in 2008 and said that if Zrate's good form continued, he would get a chance with that team. After not being named in the latest Argentina squad, Zrate decided to play international football for Chile. His father is eligible for the country. In 2015, Zrate stated that he wanted to play for Argentina.Zrate was born to a footballing family. His father is a former professional footballer. His mother is from Catanzaro in southern Italy. His grandfather was a footballer. <mask> is the younger brother of two former football players, as well as a former international who acts as <mask>'s agent. Tobas became a professional footballer. Club Vélez Sarsfield Argentine Primera Divisin: 2005 Clausura Supercopa Argentina.Inter Milan and West Ham have players. The players are from Queens Park Rangers. The players are from ACF and F.C. Boca Juniors, Esporte Clube Bianconeri, Argentine Primera Divisin, and Qatar Stars League are all

masks: Mauro Mauro


title: Debra A. Murphy

texts: Professor <mask> is in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles. <mask> received her M.S. and B.A. in Psychiatry. There is a degree in Clinical Psychology from the San Diego State University. She obtained her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the Florida State University in 1987. <mask> has conducted Human Immunodeficiency/Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome behavioral research on people of all ages over the past 30 years and her main area of research are: (1) children and adolescents affected by maternal HIV/AIDS; (2) mental health among HIV-positive adolescents and high The first longitudinal follow-up study of children affected by maternal HIV/AIDS was conducted by Dr. <mask>. The PACT study was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.The impact of maternal HIV/AIDS on children and on the mother-child relationship was the first prospective study. As the children transitioned to early/middle adolescence, a competing renewal was submitted. The 5-year R01), "Parents and Adolescents Coping Together" was funded in 2002. One last renewal was submitted to follow the families as the early/middle adolescents transitioned to late adolescence/ early adulthood. There were three R01s and one year of bridge funding. The impact of maternal HIV/AIDS on children and on the mother-child relationship was the first prospective study. The first cohort of children affected by maternal HIV/AIDS followed all the way from early school age through late adolescence/early adulthood, and thus the only group of children in the United States to be followed continuously as they grew up to adulthood while living with a mother with HIV.Several funded intervention trials were developed using the findings from the PACT study. There are three interventions that are of note. The first intervention study, funded in January 2007, was to develop and conduct a 3-year pilot study of a disclosure intervention for HIV-positive mothers with young children. <mask> conducted a trial of the intervention. The pilot showed that those in the intervention group were six times more likely to reveal

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title: Debra A. Murphy

texts: their HIV status to their child than those in the control group. 6.33). The mother intervention group had an improvement in their emotional functioning after intervention.The children of intervention mothers had better mental health indicators than the control group children. The way in which mothers were taught to reveal prevented it from being traumatic for both mothers and children. The NIMH funded the second intervention study in 2010 called "A parenting intervention for HIV+ Moms: The IMAGE program." The purpose of the study was to develop and pilot a self-care and parenting intervention for HIV-positive mothers with young children. <mask> conducted a randomized controlled trial of the IMAGE intervention and found that it improved parenting practices for mothers in the intervention condition. The intervention improved family outcomes and the parent-child relationship. IMAGE had a positive impact on parenting behaviors.IMAGE was successfully translated and used in Iran. The efficacy of the pilot trial in improving the number of disclosures among mothers living with HIV/AIDS to their young children is what led to the third intervention. A full-scale, two-city trial of TRACK was funded, with <mask> as the Principal Investigator at the Southern California site, and was conducted in two distinct geographical areas of the country with diverse ethnic/racial populations. Track intervention mothers were six times more likely to reveal their HIV status. Communication, social support, family routines, and disclosure self-efficacy were all improved by intervention mothers. The children of intervention mothers reported more decline in worry than the controls. This full-scale trial, over and above the pilot, showed the intervention improved outcomes across multiple sites, and found all targeted intermediate variables improved in the intervention group relative to the control group.She received an HIV Prevention Program for High-Risk, Inner-City Women award in 1996. She is a member of several professional societies including the American Psychological Association. There are links to External

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title: Rudy Vallée

texts: <mask> was an American singer, musician, actor, and radio host. He was one of the first modern pop stars. On July 28, 1901, the son of Catherine Lynch and <mask> was born. His paternal grandparents were from Quebec and his maternal grandparents were from Ireland. Vallée was born in Maine. He enlisted to fight in World War I but was discharged when he was 15 years old. He enlisted in Portland, Maine, under a false birth date.After 41 days of active service, he was discharged from the Naval Training Station in Rhode Island. Vallée played clarinet and saxophone in New England bands as a teenager after playing drums in his high school band. The Savoy Havana Band at the Savoy Hotel in London discouraged his attempts to become a vocalist. He attended the University of Maine for a short time. He played in the Yale Collegians with Peter Arno, who became a cartoonist for The New Yorker magazine. He formed <mask> and the Connecticut Yankees after graduating. He started singing with this band, which included two violins, two saxophones, a piano, a banjo, and drums.He had a thin, wavering voice and seemed more at home singing sweet ballads than jazz songs. His good looks and singing attracted attention from young women. After being given a recording contract, Vallée began performing on the radio, first at New York station WABC, and then on WEAF and the NBC Red Network. He was one of the first singers. Singers needed

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title: Rudy Vallée

texts: strong voices to fill theaters. Crooners had soft voices that were suited to the intimacy of radio, and the microphones promoted direct access to a vulnerable and sensuous interior. Vallée's trombone-like vocal phrasing on "Deep Night" would inspire Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Perry Como to model their voices on jazz instruments.One of the first celebrity pop stars was <mask>. Flappers pursued him. His live appearances were usually sold out. He often sang through a megaphone because his voice didn't project well among screaming female fans. The Betty Boop cartoon Poor Cinderella depicted a caricature of him singing this way. Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee are parodies of him, Bing Crosby, and Russ Columbo. He is a romantic figure according to a magazine writer in 1929.He pours softly into the radio's delicate ear while dressed in evening dress. He seems to be trying to get the invisible one to listen to his song. When his popularity was at its peak, Vallée had a lot of detractors and fans. A radio fan magazine held a contest in which people wrote letters about their success. The winning letter was written by a man who disliked Vallée's music. The little son-of-a-gun loves his art and his audience. He loves to please people more than he does his name in the big lights.He loved the unseen women so much that he cared for them with two-cent stamps. Vallée's first records were for Columbia's low-priced labels.


title: Rudy Vallée

texts: to Yale University. George Ansbro wrote in his memoir that Vallée had a temper and a foul mouth, and he didn't care who heard him. Vallée may be angry at his orchestra, but a Vallée hour rehearsal never loses its air of being a gathering of old friends. Sometimes he has his band spend a quarter-hour going over one short passage that doesn't satisfy him.During his divorce from his second wife, she alleged that he was possessed of a violent, vicious, and ungovernable temper. He was accused of committing adultery with three women. Vallée denied the allegations, and the judge found him not guilty of any wrongdoing. Vallée and George White got into a fight on the set of George White's Scandals. "Other stars on the air have their troubles, their disagreements, and yet you don't read about their ending in black eyes." <mask>e is the only one who seems to figure in endings of this kind. Vallée claimed in an interview that he found fighting "savage and stupid" and the wrong way to solve problems, because it never solved them.He said he lost his temper and got into fights. I have a quick temper. On July 3, 1986, Vallée died of cancer at his home, while watching the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. Eleanor said that his last words were, "I wish we could be there; you know how I love a party." The Walk of Stars in Palm Springs, California, dedicated a Golden Palm Star to him in 1995. Vallée was a member of


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texts: the Vermont Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame. There is a house listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Maine.A collection of rare aluminum transcription discs of some of Vallée's radio broadcasts is housed in the Great American Songbook Foundation archives. <mask>e was interviewed by Mike Wallace on The Mike Wallace Interview in February of


title: Charles Wilmot, 1st Viscount Wilmot

texts: An English soldier was active in Ireland. He was the son of Edward and Elizabeth Stafford of Culham. He left the university without a degree and served in the Irish wars, perhaps in attendance at his neighbour, Sir Thomas Norris, who was also a member of the college. In the year 1595 he was sent to Newry, he was also in charge of sixty foot at Carrickfergus. <mask> was promoted to colonel in 1598, after he was made sergeant-major of the forces in that province. On August 5, 1599, he was knighted by the 2nd Earl of Essex at Dublin, and on the 16th he sent instructions to the council of Munster. George Carew took part in the closing stages of the Nine Years' War after being directed by 8th Baron Mountjoy to swear in Wilmot as a member of the Munster council.In October he defeated Thomas Fitzmaurice, 18th Baron Kerry, and in November he defeated Carew, who had left him in command of Carrigafoyle Castle on the River Shannon. Florence Maccarthy Reagh was warned by his wife that he was going to be assassinated. He was appointed governor of County Cork in July 1601, after he was granted the office of constable of Castlemaine Castle. He took the castle on March 5, 1602. During Carew's absence, Robert Cecil wrote that the queen wouldn't accept <mask> as vice-president, but in September he became commander-in-chief of the forces. The Irish in Beare and Bantry were completely over-run by him in the last week of December and the first week of January. He captured Lixnaw and subdued the Dingle peninsula in February.During Carew's absence, Sir George Thornton was associated with <mask>. Cork refused to acknowledge his authority and proclaim James I. After sitting down, he turned his guns on the inhabitants to prevent them from demolishing the forts. He

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title: Charles Wilmot, 1st Viscount Wilmot

texts: waited until Carew's return to submit the city's submission. As governor of Kerry, Wilmot settled down. In 1606 he was again acting with Thornton as joint-commissioner for the government of Munster, and in November 1607 he was granted a pension and sworn in to the Irish council. He surrendered the marshalship of Ireland on 24 August 1617.He was in the English House of Commons from April to June of 1614. On 3 June 1616 he was appointed President of Connaught, the seat of his government, and on 4 January 1621 he was created Viscount <mask> of Athlone in the peerage of Ireland. Grants of the monastery of Ballinglass and abbey of Carrickfergus were among the rewards for his services. In 1621, Sir <mask> accused <mask> of leasing and alienating crown lands and reserving the profits to himself, but his defence was accepted for the time being. The commander of a relief expedition to be sent to the Isle of Rhé was selected by <mask> after he renewed his appointment as president of Connaught. His fleet was delayed first by want of supplies and then by storms, which damaged the ships and drove them back into port. The English at La Rochelle had been forced to retreat, and <mask> returned to Ireland, where he was appointed general and commander-in-chief of the forces.During the absence of the lords justices, Roger Jones was one of the Commissioners appointed to govern Dublin and Leinster. When it was decided to supersede the lords justices of Ireland by the nomination of a lord deputy, <mask> had hopes of being selected for the post. The new lord-deputy's inquisition into financial abuses brought him into conflict with Thomas Wentworth, who resented his appointment as a slight. In September 1634 proceedings at Athlone were again called in question; a

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title: Charles Wilmot, 1st Viscount Wilmot

texts: commission of inquiry was issued early in 1635, and the Irish law officers instituted suits against Wilmot before the castle chamber on the ground of misdemeanour and in the court of exchequer for recovery of the On 3 October 1635, the lord-deputy was forced to submit, and on 13 July 1636, he sought the lord-deputy's favour. Before he was recalled from Ireland, he insisted on the return of the crown lands. He was unable to serve against the Irish Rebellion of 1641 because of his age, but he was still joint-presidency of Connaught until his death.His son Henry and Sir <mask> were appointed joint-presidents of Connaught, but he was dead before that. The house near Charing Cross is referred to in his will. He had three sons with Sarah, the fourth daughter of Sir Henry Anderson, sheriff of London. Their children were: Arthur, daughter of Sir Moyses Hill of Hillsborough, and Alice MacDonnell. Sir William Brooke and Hon. were the husbands of Penelope, who died in 1694. Edward Russell. Edward Russell, 1st Earl of Orford, was the mother of her third husband.He died unmarried before 21 August 1633. <mask> was born in 1612 She was christened on May 25th, 1612 She was married to Arthur Ayshford, eldest son of Henry Ayshford. She was sculpted with her husband on an ornate mural monument in Burlescombe Church. The Earl of Rochester married the daughter of Sir George Morton on August 28, 1633, and the daughter of Sir John St John on February 24, 1658. Mary, daughter of Sir Henry Colley of Castle Carbury and widow of 1st Viscount Moore, was buried on July 3, 1654 with her first husband.There weren't any children born from the marriage. British History Online has Oswald Barron's 'The Wild Wilmots'. The Peerage of Ireland was created by James I in the 16th

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: <mask>. was an American film, stage and television actor who starred in a number of television series and appeared in more than 150 feature films. He was the father of four children. He began his career as a contract performer for Columbia Pictures, appearing in films such as Sahara, A Walk in the Sun, Little Big Horn and High Noon. He starred in Sea Hunt on television. By the end of his career, he had reinvented himself and shown a talent for comedy in films such as Airplane! Hot Shots! Jane Austen's Mafia!The year 1998. <mask> was a two-time nominee for an award. He received a star on the Walk of Fame. <mask> was born in San Leandro, California, to <mask> <mask>., who was involved in the California hotel business and once owned a movie theater. His parents were both natives of Kansas. <mask> graduated from high school in 1930. He graduated from UCLA with a degree in political science.Freshman Love and Dancing Feet had small uncredited roles for <mask>. Theatre Bridges made his Broadway debut in 1937 in a short-lived production of Shakespeare's "Othello." <mask> was in the ensemble. He appeared in a movie. He had an uncredited role in Northwest Passage. In 1940, <mask> joined the stock company at

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: Columbia Pictures, where he played small roles in features and short subjects. He could be seen in The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance, Doctor's Alibi, Blue Clay, Our Wife, and I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island. In Here Comes Mr. Jordan, <mask> is the pilot.He enlisted in the United States Coast Guard after leaving Columbia Pictures during World War II. He returned to acting after his discharge. He did public service announcements for the Coast Guard and was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard auxiliary. Mike Nelson was portrayed as a member of the Coast Guard auxiliary in Bridges' Sea Hunt. He was made an commodore in the auxiliary because of his support. Beau and Jeff were both in the Coast Guard. The serial Secret Agent X-9 was made for Universal and was <mask>' first lead role after the war.The studio kept him on for the Inner Sanctum mystery. <mask> had roles in independent films A Walk in the Sun and Abilene Town. He was in two films, Miss Susie Slagle's and Walter Wanger's Canyon Passage. He played a small role in the film Unconquered. He played the lead roles of Secret Service Investigator and 16 Fathoms Deep. The lead role in Hideout was taken by <mask>. George Sherman directed Red Canyon at Universal

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: and Mr. Whitney Had a Notion at MGM.He played a good role in Home of the Brave. He was a friend of Howard Duff's at Universal. The film was directed by Richard Fleischer and starred <mask>. He played a supporting role in The White Tower. The Actors' Laboratory Theatre, a group found to have had links to the Communist party, was blacklisted by the House Un-American Activities Committee after <mask> admitted to them that he had once been a member. He achieved his greatest success in television when he recanted his membership and became a cooperative witness. In 1951, <mask> made his TV debut with "Man's First Debt".He starred in The Fighting Seventh, Three Steps North, and Richer Than the Earth. He did "Rise Up and Walk" for Robert Montgomery Presents and "International Incident" for Studio One in Hollywood. There was a supporting role for <mask> in High Noon. <mask> guest starred on two shows, Her Last Adventure and Schlitz Playhouse, and had roles in two other shows. <mask> returned to leads in The Tall Texan. <mask> appeared in "The Long Way Home", "The Kid from Left Field" and "City of Bad Men" for Fox. He traveled to the UK to star in a movie.Dead Pigeon had a short run. He returned to England to

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: make Third Party Risk after starring in Prince of the Blue Grass. The lead in Roger Corman's low-budget Apache Woman was supported by Hollywood Bridges. "Broadway Trust", "The Dark Fleece" and "Edge of Terror" were performed by Television On TV Bridges. "Across the Dust", "Prairie Dog Court", and "The Silent Gun" were all directed by John Frankenheimer. He had roles in The Rainmaker and Wetbacks. <mask> gained attention in 1956 for his emotional performance on the live anthology program The Alcoa Hour, in an episode titled "Tragedy in a Temporary Town" written and directed by Sidney Lumet.<mask> used profanity while ad-libbing. Although the slip of the tongue generated hundreds of complaints, the episode won a Robert E. Sherwood Television Award, with <mask>' slip being defended even by some members of the clergy. The role of <mask> was nominated for an award. <mask> did "The Regulators", "They Never Forget", "Ride the Wild Mare", and "Man on the Outside" for Studio 57. "Time of Decision" and "Wire" were made by <mask>. He played a sportsman in The Goddess, which was based on the life of Marilyn Monroe, and he did "A Time to Cry" on The Frank Sinatra Show. He directed a movie called "Piano to Thunder

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: Springs".Mike Nelson, the main character in the television series Sea Hunt, was created by Ivan Tors and ran from 1959 to 1961. He wrote a book with a co-author about skin-diving. "Lepke" was directed by Budd Boetticher for the Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse. The Valley of Decision was a TV movie, "Death of the Temple Bay" was a movie, and "Who Killed Julie Greer?" was a movie. For The Dick Powell Theatre, "The Fortress", and "The Two of Us" were filmed. He did a carnival in 1962. Beau and Jeff appeared in The Lloyd Bridges Show, which was a CBS anthology series that starred <mask>."A Hero for Our Times" was followed by "Cannibal Plants, They Eat You Alive" and "Exit from a Plane". The Loner Producer Gene Roddenberry, who worked with <mask> on Sea Hunt, offered <mask> the role of Captain Kirk on Star Trek before it went to William Shatner. He was a regular cast member in the Rod Serling western series The Loner, which was canceled due to ratings, despite solid reviews and several scripts by Rod Serling, over the show being too "adult" and realistic. Around the World Under the Sea was a return to features for <mask>. He did a TV movie A Case of Libel in 1968. Attack on the Iron Coast was one of the


title: Lloyd Bridges

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: TV movies: Haunts of the Very Rich, Trouble Comes to Town, Crime Club, Running Wild, Death Race, and The Whirlwind. Police Story spin-off Joe Forrester starred <mask>. <mask> played significant roles in several mini-series. The Great Wallendas was one of the TV movies he returned to. <mask> had a part in "The Living Legend" and went to Australia to make "Shiringing Light" with Beau. He was in The Fifth Musketeer, Disaster on the Coastliner, Bear Island, and This Year's Blonde as Johnny Hyde. Airplane was <mask>' biggest film hit in a long time.A spoof of disaster films was made in 1980. He appeared in a number of mini series. He has guest starred on shows such as The Love Boat, Loving, and Matt Houston, as well as making TV movies such as Life of the Party: The Story of Beatrice, Grace Kelly, and Grandpa, Will You Run with Me? The year 1983. The Airplane was reprised by <mask>. The role in Airplane II: The Sequel was played by <mask>. He appeared in Alice in Wonderland, Dress Gray, and North and South on TV.Weekend Warriors, The Thanksgiving Promise, and The Wild Pair were all directed by Beau. <mask> and Jeff were in Tucker: The Man and His Dream and She Was Marked for Murder. <mask> had roles in two

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: films. He was in the movie Cross of Fire. Capital News was a short-lived series for ABC. He played Harry Helmsley in the made-for-television movie, Leona Helmsley: The Queen of Mean, and had a supporting role in Joe Versus the Volcano. <mask> reprised his comedy career with a supporting role in Hot Shots!The year 1991. He was in In the Nick of Time, Honey, I Blew Up the Kid, and Mr. Bluesman before he reprised his role in Hot Shots! Part Deux was released in 1993. Beau directed Secret Sins of the Father and Cinderella. The movie Frozen in Time was released in 1994. Harts of the West was his last regular TV series. Jeff was supported by <mask> in a big budget action film.He did voice work on Peter and the Wolf and did "Sandkings" for The Outer Limits. He had a small part in Second Noah. Four decades after he was nominated for an award, he received a second nomination. The Los Angeles Student Film Institute had an advisory board. Ned andStacey had <mask> guest starring on them. <mask>' last roles were in Mafia. Meeting Daddy was recorded in 1998.<mask> met his wife in New York City, where they married in 1938. <mask> was born in 1941, <mask> was born in 1949, and Lucinda <mask> was born in October 1953.

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: Beau's son and <mask>'s grandson are <mask>. They renewed their vows for their 50th wedding anniversary. <mask> died of natural causes at the age of 85. An episode of the final season of Seinfeld was dedicated to the memory of <mask>. He played the character of Izzy Mandelbaum in two episodes of "The English Patient" and "The Blood" in 1997.Jane Austen's Mafia!, which came out in the year of <mask>' death, bears a dedication to him. Two of <mask>' sons, Beau and Jeff, were recipients of the Lone Sailor Award, which honors former Coast Guard servicemen who have gone on to forge successful careers as civilians. Freshman Love (uncredited) as College Boy, Dancing Feet (uncredited) as Young Man, Lost Horizon (uncredited) as Uniformed Soldier, and The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance (uncredited) as Johnny Baker. As Henry Dreiser, Ward Abilene Town played Miss Susie Slagle. As Red Cates The Trouble with Women, Ramrod was the pilot. As Brad Adams High Noon, Phillip Donlin played the role of the deputy marshal. Various characters Around the World Under the Sea, George The Goddess, and Major Jamie Wilson all played roles in The Happy Ending.<mask> played Col. Heser Tucker in The Man and His Dream. I Blew Up the Kid,

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title: Lloyd Bridges

texts: Mr. Bluesman, and Adm. Thomas 'Tug' Honey all played roles in the film. The second part was titled "Tug Benson Blown Away" and featured Max O'Bannon with son <mask> Peter and the Wolf. As Steven Breck A Tattered Web, I was Sgt. Ed Stagg played Dr. Jim Hanley in Water World and Dave Woodrough in Trouble Comes to Town. The Coalition for a Democratic World Government, News and Views was published in April 2004. <mask> from The Scuba Guy has a Sea HuntTrivia

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title: Argyris Pedoulakis

texts: <mask> is a retired Greek professional basketball player and current basketball coach. Pedoulakis started playing basketball for the youth clubs of Peristeri in 1977. He made his professional debut in 1983. He was one of the best players of his era when he moved to Panathinaikos. He was a player for Panathinaikos. He played for them until his retirement in 1995. At the 1986 FIBA World Championship, Pedoulakis was a member of the senior men's Greek national basketball team.The glory days were with <mask>i plays in Euroleague. The second place was taken by Fortitudo Bologna. Fortitudo had players like Vrankovic and Fucka. Fortitudo was won by peristeri. The two teams faced off at the playoffs.The team qualified with a 2-0 record. The coach said that the team was great. In the 2001-2002 season, Peristeri played in Euroleague. Barcelona won with a score of 73-77. The coach of Barcelona was Svetislav Pesic. The 2002-2003 season was a good one. The team finished fourth in the regular season.After amazing games, Peristeri was eliminated in the semi-finals by Panathinaikos. The third position was occupied by Peristeri, who defeated Olympiacos in the small finals. The Greek League named Pedoulakis the best coach in 2001. The seventh place in A1 was taken by Peristeri. The F4 Cup is held in Lamia. In the summer of 2004, Peristeri declared it impossible to participate in the A1 due to

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title: Argyris Pedoulakis

texts: financial problems. Pedoulakis used foreign players who wrote their own histories in European basketball such as Pete Michael, Alfonso Ford, and Marco Jaric.Several Greeks were given the chance to compete in A1 at the same time. Despite the financial problems, he reached the EuroCup Final in 2005 as the head coach of Makedonikos. He took over Panellinios B.C. in October 2005. He built a good team with players such as Mulaomerovic. The team had 14 wins and 12 losses. 5th place was won by Panellinios. The best place for the Panellinios has been this one.Panellinios didn't want to participate in Europe. The disagreement with the team's administration led to the resignation of Pedoulakis. From the bench of Rethymno, PAOK and AEK, <mask> passed. He came back to Peristeri in the summer of 2010. The smallest budget of the league was due to the financial problems of Peristeri. A well-trained team was set up by Pedoulakis. Scott was the first to score.They were also important. The basic guard was a young man. The seventh place Peristeri is excluded from the playoffs due to their 88-60 and 74-72 records. The next season is even more difficult. Debts are too high due to old problems. The group stayed in the category. Giorgos Papagiannis and Dionysis Skoulidas made their A1 debut at the age of 15.He was the first head coach of the club in the post-Obradovi era after signing a two-year


title: Argyris Pedoulakis

texts: contract. He won the Greek Cup with Panathinaikos. He coached Panathinaikos to a three-game sweep of the Greek League Finals, with a home court disadvantage. After a poor start to the EuroLeague Top16, <mask> left Panathinaikos. <mask> signed a one-year contract to be the head coach of UNICS. He left due to poor results. <mask> signed for the rest of the season with Panathinaikos.He resigned as the head coach of Panathinaikos. Pedoulakis signed with Peristeri.Peristeri B.C. The team finished second in the regular season and fourth in the playoffs, securing a place in the upcoming Basketball Champs League. Pedoulakis created a tough to beat team and with star players like Ryan Harrow, Steven Gray, Ben Bentil and Panagiotis Vasilopoulos along with youngsters Zois Karabelas and Ioannis Agravanis, made an impressive return to Greek Basket League. He signed a two-year contract with Panathinaikos on June 24, 2019. The two sides parted ways for the third time after a string of bad results in the Greek Cup and the EuroLeague. The top of the Greek bench is occupied by <mask> <mask>.Greek Basket League players Makedonikos B.C. are coached by Greek basketball coaches. The coaches of the B.C. The coaches of the B.C. Players Panellinios B.C. P.A.O.K. coaches. The B.C. is coached by BC. The coaches of Peristeri B.C.The players are from Rethymno B.C. Basketball players from Athens at the 1986

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title: Yvette Cooper

texts: The Shadow Home Secretary is a British politician who has been in office since 2011. She served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury under Prime Minister Gordon Brown from 2008 to 2010 and as Member of Parliament for Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford. She was the Minister of State for Housing and Planning. She was Chief Secretary to the Treasury and Secretary of State for Work and Pensions under Prime Minister Gordon Brown. <mask> was Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in Ed Miliband's Shadow Cabinet from 2010 to 2011. Ed Balls was promoted to Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer in 2011; <mask> replaced Balls as Shadow Home Secretary after Labour lost the general election. On 13 May 2015, <mask> announced she would run to be the leader of the Labour Party.In the first round, <mask> came third with 17.0% of the vote. In September 2015, <mask> resigned as Shadow Home Secretary. Keir Starmer made her Shadow Home Secretary again. <mask> was born in 1969 in Scotland. <mask> is a former non-executive director of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and a former Chairman of the British Nuclear Industry Forum. He was a government adviser. June was a teacher.She attended Eggar's School in Holybourne and Alton College in Hampshire. She graduated from Oxford's Balliol College with a first-class honours degree. She studied economics at the London School of Economics after winning a Kennedy Scholarship to study at Harvard University. <mask> began her career as an economic policy researcher for Shadow Chancellor John Smith in 1990 and later worked in Arkansas for Bill Clinton, the nominee of the Democratic Party for President of the United States in 1992. She became a policy advisor to the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. <mask> took a year to recover from chronic fatigue syndrome, which she developed at the age of 24. She became a research associate at the Centre for Economic Performance in 1994.She became the chief economics correspondent of The Independent in 1995 and was elected to the House of Commons in

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title: Yvette Cooper

texts: 1997. At the 1997 general election, Member of Parliament <mask> was selected to contest the safe Labour seat of Pontefract and Castleford. She made her maiden speech in the Commons on 2 July 1997, speaking about her constituency's struggle with unemployment, after retaining the seat for Labour with a majority of 25,725 votes. She was a member of the Education and Employment Select Committee. She was promoted to Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Health in 1999. <mask> was a health minister. She was the first British government minister to take maternity leave.<mask> was the Parliamentary Secretary to the Lord Chancellor. She was the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Regeneration in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. She became Minister of State for Housing and Planning in the Department for Communities and Local Government after the 2005 general election. <mask> was invited to attend cabinet meetings as Housing Minister after Gordon Brown became Prime Minister. She had to introduce the HIPS scheme after taking the job. <mask>'s connection with Brown made her avoid direct criticism of the problems of HIPS. One of the core objectives of the Labour government was affordable housing.<mask> said in the House of Commons that first-time buyers will find average house prices are ten times their salary if they don't act now. That could lead to social injustice. The country needs more affordable homes in the North and the South. <mask> was involved with taking Northern Rock into public ownership and became the first woman to serve as Chief Secretary to the Treasury. Ed Balls became the first married couple ever to sit in the cabinet when his wife was promoted. The Welfare Reform Act 2009, which included measures to extend the use of benefit sanctions to force unemployed people to seek work, was led by <mask> as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions. The Child Poverty Action Group urged <mask> to rethink Labour's approach, arguing that increasing support for job seekers was vital to eradicate child poverty.In May 2009, the

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title: Yvette Cooper

texts: Daily Telegraph reported that <mask> had changed the designation of her second home twice in two years. <mask> and Ed Balls were cleared of any wrongdoing by John Lyon, the Standards Commissioner. He said they paid capital gains tax on their homes. <mask> and Balls bought a four-bedroom house in North London and registered it as their second home, meaning they could subsidise their mortgage of up to £44,000 a year. <mask> and her husband received overpayments in relation to their mortgage, according to an investigation by Sir Thomas Legg. They were ordered to repay the money. <mask> and her husband Ed Balls were both mentioned in the press as potential leadership candidates when Gordon Brown resigned as Leader of the Labour Party.Before Balls announced his candidacy, he offered to stand aside if <mask> wanted to, but <mask> declined for the sake of their children, stating that it would not be the right time for her. She topped the 2010 ballot for places in the Shadow cabinet, and there was speculation that Ed Miliband would appoint her Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer. She became Shadow Foreign Secretary. <mask> was appointed Shadow Home Secretary when Alan Johnson resigned. Ed Balls replaced Johnson as Shadow Chancellor. The Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities was <mask>. She took the position of Shadow Home Secretary on January 20, 2011.Theresa May was shadowed by <mask> at the Home Office. Posters urging illegal immigrants to go home were displayed in vans by the government. She was ranked one of the 100 most powerful women in the United Kingdom by Woman's Hour in February, but not in the top 20. She wanted a national commissioner for domestic and sexual violence. She spoke about eastern Europeans who were mistreated by their employers at the Labour Party Conference. In 2015, she was nominated as one of four candidates for the Labour leadership after the party's defeat. <mask> was nominated by a number of people.The New Statesman's endorsement praised <mask>'s experience and said she was the "best placed" to offer a strong

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title: Yvette Cooper

texts: vision and unite the party. <mask> was endorsed by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown and former Home Secretary Alan Johnson. The 50p income tax rate was supported by <mask> during the campaign. She proposed that 300,000 houses be built every year and that social care workers be paid a living wage. <mask> disagreed with the idea that Labour spent too much. <mask> returned to the back benches after seventeen years on the front benches. <mask> was appointed chair of Labour's refugee task force, working with local authorities, community groups and trade unions to develop a sustainable and humanitarian response to the European refugee crisis.She spoke about the issue at Labour's annual conference. She supported Owen Smith in the leadership election. <mask> was elected chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee after gaining more votes than his competitors. <mask> criticized the government's decision to end the Dubs scheme for child refugees and launched a national inquiry into public views on immigration. She is a member of the Labour Friends of Israel. <mask> tabled one of the main amendments in January of this year in the same way as Graham Brady, Dominic Grieve and Ian Blackford. <mask> tabled a private members' bill in April to prevent a "no-deal" exit from the EU.The Bill was used to discuss issues of national security. The bill was made law on April 8th after the MPs voted to allow it to be fast tracked. <mask> was reappointed as Shadow Home Secretary by Keir Starmer on November 29, 2021. <mask> married Ed Balls in 1998. Her husband was Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer and a candidate in the 2010 Labour Party leadership election, after he was Economic Secretary to the Treasury under Tony Blair and Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families under Gordon Brown. There are two daughters and a son for the couple. The books 'She Speaks: The power of Women's voices' and 'She Speaks: Women's Speeches That Changed the World' were published in November and October of 2019.There are External links for the official site of the

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title: Jeton Kelmendi

texts: <mask> is an Albanian journalist, poet, translator, university professor and political analyst. <mask> attended elementary school in his hometown. He received a degree in Mass communication from the University of Pristina. He studied International and Security Studies at the Free University of Brussels. He received a second master's degree in diplomacy. Kelmendi studied the influence of media in EU political security issues. He is a professor.He is a member of the European Academy of Science and Arts. He has written for many years. His poems have been translated in more than thirty-seven languages. He is a well-known Albanian Poet in Europe. Kelmendi is the real representative of modern Albanian poetry according to a number of literary critics. He was considered a great European poet by international critics and poets. He contributes to many literary and cultural magazines in different languages and is a member of many international poetry clubs.His work in the field of Literature is based on his attention to the poetic expression, modern exploration of the text and the depth of the message. His Genre is more about love lyrics and elliptical verse intertwined with metaphors and artistic symbolism. In Pristina, Kosovo, I reside and work. Jeton Kelmendi has poems about

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title: Jeton Kelmendi

texts: from Theoligical Institute and is a member of the Academy of Science and Arts of Europe. The World Academy of Art and Culture is located in California. Member of the Association of Professional Journalists of Europe. Member of the Academy of Science, Arts and Literature of Europe. Member of the Academy of Science and High Education of Ukraine. A member of the International PEN club.Mihai Eminescu is a member of Academy Internacional. Member of Euro-Azia Writers Union. There is a literary foundation in Mexico. <mask> <mask>'s name in poetry is the part that gives meaning to this art, while the poetry of this European author is large. The poet Kelmendi has so much power to introduce you to his poetic art that he creates the conviction that his words are alive and you cannot leave reading. "Prefers to better spread within his heart than in the exotic exterior world, because of the intuition behind his characters." The skill that he uses is amazing.His poems were summarized in a few words. This is touching because of its concerns. Acad. With inspiring flowers, and the words flow easily, he has literary persistent effects, which can be found in this volume. <mask> <mask> is the leader of the twenty-first century. "Our author has the ability to move through different times:

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title: Mesut Yılmaz

texts: <mask> was a Turkish politician. He was the leader of the Motherland Party from 1991 to 2002 and the Prime Minister of Turkey three times. His first two prime-ministerial terms lasted just a few months. The last two were brought to an end by the breakdown of Ylmaz' coalition governments. <mask> was a rising star in the Motherland Party of Turgut zal, representing the Black Sea province of Rize in the parliament and serving in zal's cabinet. He was Minister of Culture and Tourism from 1986 to 1987 and Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1987 to 1990. Ylmaz became the leader of an opposition to the new Prime Minister, Yldrm Akbulut, after zal's election to the presidency in 1989.During the biennial party congress in 1991, Prime Minister Ylmaz discharged Yldrm Akbulut from all executive functions. He became Prime Minister of Turkey in the 48th government because ANAP had the majority in the parliament. The Social Democratic Populist Party formed a coalition with the True Path Party after ANAP came in second in the 1991 general election. The relationship between the Motherland Party and Tansu iller, leader of the True Path Party deteriorated in the following years. The more conservative wing of the Motherland Party switched to the Welfare Party due to Ylmaz's changes. The Welfare Party came second in the December 1995 general election. Ylmaz formed a coalition with the DYP in March 1996 but this lasted less than four months and was censured by the Welfare Party.The government was formed in a coalition with the DYP. Ylmaz admitted the existence of the JTEM counter-terrorist Gendarmerie unit during the investigation of the Susurluk scandal. Mehmet Aar, leader of the True Path Party, resigned as the

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title: John Bishop

texts: <mask> was born on November 30, 1966 in England. <mask> played football for a number of clubs, including Winsford United F.C., Runcorn F.C., Rhyl F.C., Witton Albion F.C., Hyde FC, and Stalybridge Celtic F.C. Holywell Town F.C. is located in Holywell. He made his television debut on The Panel and went on to appear in Skins and Route Irish. <mask>'s Britain, <mask>'s Only Joking, and The <mask> Show were all hosted by him. He played Dan Lewis in Doctor Who. The Sunday slot on Radio City was called Bishop's Sunday Service.He is well known for raising money for charity. <mask> <mask> was born at Mill Road Hospital in West Derby on November 30, 1966 to Kathleen and <mask>. Eddie is his older brother and Kathy and Carol are his sisters. He grew up in the towns of Runcorn and Winsford where he attended a number of schools. He obtained a degree in Social Science from Manchester Polytechnic. At the age of 40, he left his job as a medical representative for Syntex to pursue his comedy career full-time. <mask> performed stand-up comedy for the first time in Manchester in October 2000 and the following year made it to the final of all the major new act competitions.He won the North West Comedy Award for best stand-up in 2004. <mask> appeared on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow in Manchester in 2009. His show Elvis Has Left the Building was nominated for an "Eddie" at the Edinburgh Comedy Award. <mask> was a contestant on Celebrity Mastermind in 2009. He played fireman Terry in the sitcom Lunch Monkeys. He has won four times on 5 Live's Fighting Talk quiz show. His life's experiences include working as a nightclub doorman, cycling around the world, and playing

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title: John Bishop

texts: semi-professional football.In 2007, <mask> made his television debut on The Panel, where he was a regular panelist. He appeared on the Live at the Apollo show after appearing on the Channel 4 panel show 8 out of 10 Cats. <mask> started his own show on LFC TV in December of 2009. <mask> was a celebrity team captain. Sara Cox and Joe Swash are on watch. He appeared on Radio 4's Act Your Age. <mask> portrayed Emily's father in series 3 and 4 of Skins.<mask> appeared in Ken Loach's Route Irish, which was shown at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. <mask> is a regular panelist on Sky1 show, A League of Their Own, as well as a stand-up/sketch show for BBC One titled <mask>'s Britain. <mask> was runner-up in the second game of How Many Peter Jones'? On James Corden's World Cup Live. He was a panelist on Have I Got News for You, Would I Lie to You?, and QI. He hosted an episode of Have I Got News For You on October 28, 2010. During an appearance on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, it was revealed that <mask> had worked as a warm-up for the show prior to his TV breakthrough.The video for Take That's single "Happy Now" for Comic Relief features <mask>, Alan Carr, James Corden, Catherine Tate, and David Walliams. He appeared on Desert Island Discs. He was in Accused as Peter for two episodes. <mask> appeared on a genealogy show. He starred in an episode of Panto!, where he was a local disc jockey called Lewis Loud. <mask> hosts <mask>'s Only Joking on Sky 1. The comedy festival was held in Dublin's Iveagh Gardens.Before the gig, Brian was interviewed by a reporter about his marriage and how his wife found him funny again. The book titled How Did All This happen? was

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title: John Bishop

texts: written by <mask>. It was published in October. The Royal Variety Performance was held in the presence of Charles, Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. He and Olly Murs had a lip-sync battle in A Night in with Olly Murs. The <mask> Show was a variety show that was hosted by <mask>. <mask> performed "Troublemaker" with Murs at the May 2015 date of his Never Been Better Tour.He appeared in the show Stargazing Live from the European Astronaut Centre and followed Tim Peake's training programme with a spacewalk underwater. <mask>: In Conversation With... has been on the W channel. The show will return for a third series. On September 21, 2016 <mask> was confirmed to have a role in the ITV drama series Fearless. On September 29, 2016 <mask> announced that he would be going on tour for the fifth time in October and November with a show titled Winging It. <mask> began presenting a football programme called Back of the Net for Amazon Prime Video in August of 2019. Three Little Words was launched on September 8, 2020.The Crowd Network platform has financial backing from <mask> and was started by a group of ex-BBC executives. On January 1, 2021, <mask> announced that he would join the cast of Doctor Who as Dan Lewis, a companion of the Thirteenth Doctor. <mask> will be a contestant on the 4th series of The Great Stand Up to Cancer bake off in the spring of that year. <mask> won the best male comedy award at the British Comedy Awards. He became the Number 1 "Star in a reasonably priced car" on the show after he appeared on the show. He drove the car around the test track in 1 minute and 42.8 seconds to become the fastest star in the new car, knocking Tom

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texts: Cruise off the top. <mask>'s record was knocked off on July 17th, 2011.He was the fastest in the League of Their Own skeleton race. In recognition of his contribution to the arts and charity work, <mask> was awarded an honorary fellowship at John Moores University in July of last year. <mask> won an award for his work with rescue animals. <mask> received a Doctor of Arts degree from Manchester Metropolitan University for his contributions to comedy and the arts. In 1992, <mask> raised over $30,000 for the charity. The Comedy Gala, a benefit show held in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital, was filmed live at the O2 Arena in London. <mask> completed a triathlon from Paris to London in five days in 2012 to raise money for Sport Relief.He began his "week of hell" at the Eiffel Tower. The next day, he rowed across the English Channel as part of a team, and then ran from Dover to London in three days, finishing in Trafalgar Square on 2 March. During the Sport Relief telethon, it was announced that his efforts had raised over four million dollars. He was a part of the cover of The Justice Collective's song "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" in 2012 for charity. The England team won the Soccer Aid match against the Rest of the World 3–1. Sebastian Coe and his team competed against <mask> and his team for the title of Sport Relief team captain. The personal statements delivered by the families of the victims at the inquests moved <mask> so much that he donated almost a century's worth of money to the group.He played for England in the second Soccer Aid football match, but lost 4–2 to the Rest of the World. He played on England's team in the third Soccer Aid

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title: John Bishop

texts: match. In 2020, <mask> donated 100 laptops to his former school as he warned of the dangers of leaving children behind. <mask> hosted a comedy show at the Royal Albert Hall in April 2016 for the Teenage Cancer Trust. <mask> scored two goals while playing with his brother Eddie for Chester in the Ciaran Geddes memorial match. <mask> has been married to Melanie since 1993, but they were separated for 18 months in 2000. They have three sons.They lived at Whatcroft Hall. The property is a Georgian mansion. Despite his opposition to the project, he sold his home for over 6 million dollars. <mask> was a panelist on the show A League of Their Own and frequently brought up that he is an avid fan of the Reds. In July of 2010, he took part in protests against the owners of the club, Tom and George Gillett. <mask> recorded a video message for the Labour Party conference. On his stand-up show <mask>'s Britain, he talked about his vegetarianism since 1985 and on Something for The Weekend, he talked about his vegetarianism since 1985.He was one of the "Sexiest Vegetarians" of the year. In September 2016 <mask> was ranked tenth on the Forbes Top 10 Highest Paying Comedians List, making him the UK's highest earning comedian. <mask> and his wife tested positive for COVID-19 on Christmas Day in 2020 and he described it as the worst illness he had ever had. <mask> crashed his Land Rover Discovery in Wales after swerving to avoid another driver who had swerved to avoid a big chicken. He was going to take a ferry to Ireland. The Justice Collective performs "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" for Comic Relief. The players are from Southport F.C.Footballers from English male

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title: Bill Doran (second baseman)

texts: <mask> was a second baseman in Major League Baseball who played for the Houston Astros, Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Brewers. He was the Royals' interim manager in 2006 and was the bench coach for the Royals from 2005 to 2007. On November 2, 2007, Doran returned to the Reds as the minor league infielding/ baserunner. After serving as the minor league field coordinator, Doran was promoted to the role of special assistant to the general manager, player performance role for the Reds. At a young age, Doran attended Mount Healthy High School and played baseball at the Miami University. At Mt. He was an All-League quarterback and starred in football, basketball, and baseball.During his sophomore year at MtH, he threw a 99 yard touchdown pass to Vince Brown, a record that still stands, despite being considered one of the best option quarterbacks to ever play there. The Houston Astros selected <mask> in the sixth round of the 1979 draft. In the 1982 season, <mask> was called up to the majors. He played in 26 games and batting.279 on 27 hits. He was the starting second baseman for the Astros in the 1983 season. He played

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title: Bill Doran (second baseman)

texts: series, having six hits on 29 plate appearances. The home run by Doran gave the Astros a four-run lead. The team couldn't hold it together for the last four hours and lost 6-5.He hit a groundout with two runners on and one out in the fifth to score the first run of the game, but the Mets would win it in the ninth on a walk-off hit. In the pivotal Game 6, often thought of as one of the best games of the season, Doran would have a small part in the overall result. After a single by Doran in the first, he was forced out at second base and the Astros were on their way to a three-run lead. The teams played to a stalemate until the 16th. While trailing 7-4, <mask> hit a single to try and continue a potential rally. He would score the 6th run of the game for the Astros on a Glenn Davis single, but the next batter in Kevin Bass was struck out by Jesse Orosco to end the game and series. When he was with the Astros, he lost an arbitration case in which he sought a raise of $275,000 from his previous salary, which was $550,000, with the result being that he was paid only $625,000.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Hugh Farmer

texts: <mask> was an English Dissenter and theologian. He was educated at the Dissenting Academy in Northampton and became a pastor. He was a Tuesday lecturer at Salters' Hall in London. He wrote against the existence of supernatural evil, despite being a believer in miracles. The devil was viewed as allegory by him. A younger son of William and <mask> was born on January 20, 1714 at the Isle Gate farm in the parish of St. Chad, Shrewsbury. <mask>, one of the nonconformists of 1662, was the daughter of his mother.<mask> went to school at Llanegryn and then under Charles Owen. He entered the academy run by Philip Doddridge in 1731 because of his tutor's preaching and his reading of the sermons of Joseph Boyse. He became an assistant to David Some after leaving the academy. In 1737 he took charge of a struggling congregation that was founded by a minister who was ejected from St. James's. When he first arrived in London, he was received into the family of a chancery solicitor and friend of Doddridge. There was an increase in the congregation. Doddridge was asked to find a minister for the independent congregation at Taunton, but he was turned down by <mask> because he was not Calvinistic enough.William Coward was a benefactor to dissent. A new meeting-house was built for <mask> in 1740 on a piece of ground. Andrew Kippis remembered dozens of coaches at the meeting-house door, while <mask>'s preaching drew a distinguished congregation. He was a permanent guest and spent most of his income in books. He was relieved of some duties by his congregation in 1759 and his colleague, the afternoon preacher, remained until 1777. Thomas Belsham was invited to succeed him, but he declined. The Temptation of Christ was prepared by <mask>.After Francis Spilsbury was promoted to the pastorate, <mask> became the

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texts: afternoon preacher at Salters' Hall, a presbyterian congregation. James Fordyce of Monkwell Street was the largest afternoon congregation of the presbyterians of London. He was elected a Trustee of the Dr. Williams's foundations in 1762 as well as a Trustee of the Coward Trust. He was one of the preachers at the "merchants' lecture" on Tuesday mornings. <mask> resigned his Sunday lectureship at Salters' Hall in 1772, but refused to print the charge at the ordination of Thomas Tayler at Carter Lane in 1778, and he resigned the merchants' lectureship in 1780. He preached in the morning until a successor was found after he resigned the pastorate. He resigned from the Coward Trust but was re-elected later.He winters at Bath because of his failing health. His father had been blind for six years before his death, but he overcame two severe attacks of stone. His last days were devoted to studying after an operation restored his use of his eyes. He died on February 5, 1787, and was buried in the churchyard with his friend. He was never married. John became assistant to Richard Rawlin at Fetter Lane and colleague with Edward Bentley at Coggeshall, Essex, after which he published a volume of sermons. <mask> was not on good terms with him and he became deranged.His advice to young preachers was "never raise a difficulty without being able to solve it". He criticized Joseph Priestley's publications. He was a conservative in his views, but he avoided the places of doctrinal systems. "Sell all your commentators and buy Grotius" was his recommendation, an echo of a remark he had heard in Doddridge's classroom, but without Doddridge's qualification. He influenced liberal dissent. He was the champion of the divine sovereignty, both as exclusion from the physical world the operation of any other invisible

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texts: agents, and as authorising the production of 'new phnomena' which remove the hassles of governing by fixed and general laws.' The proof of the doctrine's divinity is the fact that it has been followed by a miracle, according to <mask>.The rationalising section of dissenters adopted <mask>'s positions, but his strong assertions of the fixity of natural law overcame his argument for miracles. The wilderness account of Christ's temptation by the Devil was a prophetic vision proposed by the subject. The Duty of Thanksgiving was published in 1746 by <mask>. Inquiry into the nature and design of our Lord's Temptation in the Wilderness. The first three editions were edited by <mask>, the fourth was edited by Joyce and the fifth appeared in 1822. <mask> showed in his 2nd edit that John Mason's theory was his own. There is a difference between them.The second edit of the Dissertation on the Miracles. Joyce edited the third edit. In 1810. Berlin, 1777, had a German translation. An examination of Mr. Le Moine was charged with plagiarising from Abraham Le Moine in his Treatise on Miracles. The second edit of the essay on the demoniacs of the New Testament.3rd edit. The Inquiry was edited with the 4th edit. The third, 1818. There were letters to the Rev. in Berlin in 1776. The reply to "An Impartial Inquiry into the case of the Gospel Demoniacs" was written by Richard Worthington, M.D. The worship of human spirits was common in the ancient Heathen Nations. The 'Memoirs,' with the 'A Reply' to John Fell, on the General Prevalence' was printed.<mask>'s will instructed his executors to burn all of his manuscripts because of the pain of losing their legacies. Samuel Palmer was given details of <mask> for the Nonconformist's Memorial. The letters were printed with the 'Memoirs.' There were 1714 births and

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title: H. C. Coombs

texts: <mask> "Nugget" <mask> was an Australian economist and public servant. He was the first Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1960 to 1968. <mask>s was one of six children of a country railway stationmaster and a well-read mother. The Great Depression of 1929 caused a complete economic collapse in Australia, which was dependent on commodity exports for its prosperity. While studying at the London School of Economics, he became enamored with the economic views of John Maynard Keynes, even though he was a socialist. He pursued Keynesian solutions to Australia's economic problems. He wanted to use his political influence as an administrator and advisor.He received a scholarship to Perth Modern School. He spent two years at the Teachers' College after working as a teacher for a year. He studied for a Bachelor of Arts degree in the University of Western Australia, the only free university in Australia, after two years of teaching at country schools. He graduated from a metropolitan school after two years. He won a studentship for overseas study after earning first-class honours in economics. He was able to finish his M.A. and marry fellow teacher Mary Alice ('Lallie') Ross at the end of 1931. As a student, <mask>s was elected as the 1930 Sports Council president and the 1931 president of the Guild of Undergraduates.<mask> was one of the most influential Marxists of the 20th century and he studied at the London School of Economics. He received a PhD in central banking in 1933. He combined his teaching position in Perth with part-time lecturing in economics at the University of Western Australia in 1934. In 1935, <mask> became an economist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, a state-owned bank that served as

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texts: Australia's central bank. He was a senior economist at the Department of the Treasury. He became known as a Keynesian rebel against the classical economics theory that had dominated the Treasury, under the influence of the Melbourne University school of economists. When the Australian Labor Party came to power in 1941, <mask>s was more supportive of his views.He was appointed to the Commonwealth Bank board in 1941. <mask>y made him Director-General of the Department of Post-war Reconstruction in 1943 after appointing him Director of Rationing in 1942. The White Paper on Full Employment in Australia was prepared by <mask>s and committed the government to maintaining full employment after WW II. <mask>, a former train driver, relied heavily on <mask>s's advice. One of the most powerful public servants in Australian history was made possible by <mask>'s close relationship with <mask>y. <mask>y became prime minister in 1945. In January 1949, <mask>y appointed <mask>s as governor of the Commonwealth Bank, the most important post in the regulation of the Australian economy.When the Liberal Party came to power in December of that year, <mask>'s demise seemed likely, but the new prime minister, Robert Menzies, kept him on and soon came to trust his judgement. Since Australia embarked on a long postwar boom and hardly any tough economic decisions needed to be made, there were few policy differences between the two men. The Reserve Bank of Australia was created in 1960 to take over the Commonwealth Bank's central banking functions. He advised the government and others that the best man for the job had been overlooked. He retired as a public servant. <mask> continued to work after he retired. He became the first chairman of the

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texts: Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust in 1954.In 1967, he persuaded Prime Minister <mask> to create the Australian Council for the Arts as a body for the public funding of the arts, and in 1968, he became its chairman. He worked with the Prime Minister to get funding for the Australian film industry. He became chancellor of the Australian National University in 1976. The Buntine Oration was titled " Human Values - Education in the Changing Australian Society". As a supporter of the Australian Aboriginal people, <mask>s's most important post-retirement role was. In 1967, he became chairman of the Council for Aboriginal Affairs, which was set up by the <mask> Government in the wake of the referendum that gave the Commonwealth Parliament power to legislate specifically for the Aboriginal people. He was disappointed that the Gorton and McMahon Governments did not take up most of the Council's recommendations.He was an advisor to the Labor leader in the years before he became prime minister, and he wrote Labor's policy on Aboriginal affairs. He was named Australian of the Year in 1972. The influence of <mask>s was resented by other ministers. The first Labor government since 1949 was disappointing to him. He did not approve of the events that led up to the Loans Affair and the Australian constitutional crisis. When the Senate blocked supply, he advised Whitlam not to use unconventional means of financing government operations. Although he thought the dismissal was scandalous, he didn't take part in politics after that.The purpose, functions, organisation and management of Australian Government bodies and the structure and management of the Australian Public Service were examined by the Royal Commission on Australian

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texts: Government Administration in 1975. Malcolm Fraser's Liberal government largely ignored the Royal Commission report. In 1976, <mask> became a visiting fellow at the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies at the Australian National University, where he became interested in environmental issues. In 1979 he launched the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, calling for a formal treaty between Australia and the aboriginal people. The idea gained a lot of public support, but neither the Fraser government nor the Labor government took it up. The president of the Australian Conservation Foundation was <mask>. In his 1990 book The Return of Scarcity, <mask>s proposed a Common Wealth Estate to ensure a more equitable distribution of wealth.He died in 1997 after suffering a disabling stroke in 1995. The "<mask>s legacy" in Aboriginal affairs came under fire during the <mask> government. According to journalist Piers Akerman, <mask>s's policy amounted to "politically correct apartheid", and that the communal land ownership implicit in Aboriginal land rights was keeping Aboriginal people poor and dependent on welfare by preventing the private ownership of land. The story of the 25-year secret love affair between two of Australia's most well-known and well-loved public figures, "the famous poet-cum-activist" Judith Wright and "the distinguished yet" was revealed in a June 2009 article in The Monthly. The first awards of the Order on the Queen's Birthday were given to Recognition <mask>. He resigned from the Order in 1976 after the grade of knighthood was introduced. In January 2008, it was announced that a new suburb would be named Coombs.Alumni of the London School of Economics and the Australian Academy of Science are some of the

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title: Henry Conger Pratt

texts: Major General H<mask> was a major general in the United States Army. He received awards from Italy, Brazil, and England, as well as a distinguished service medal with one oak leaf cluster. He is the only person in American military history to command both an air force wing and an army division. <mask> was born in New Mexico on September 2, 1882. His father died in March of 1887. He was raised by his mother. In 1909, while serving as a military aide in Washington, D.C., <mask> met the daughter of a brigadier general at her debut.While stationed in California in October 1913, the couple became engaged and married on February 7, 1914. They were married until her death. He is the third generation of his family to serve in the military. His father was a member of the 13th Infantry. During the American Civil War, his father became a lieutenant in the New York Volunteers. The West Point Class of 1836 was cited for bravery during the Mexican–American War. The Colonel was in the Army for 42 years.He was an officer and a pilot in the United States Air Force. He was the Assistant Chief of the United States Army Air Corps. He served as the Chief of Air Corps and as a wing commander in 1935. On August 1, 1900, he entered the Corps of Cadets at the United States Military Academy. He graduated from college on June 15, 1904. He was appointed a second lieutenant in the 4th cavalry on July 11, 1904. He joined active duty on September 15.He started at the Presidio of San Francisco after a month at Fort Leavenworth. He began his two-year tour of duty in Malabang in September 1905. At the end of his overseas service, his troop moved to Minnesota. The aide-de-camp to the President was appointed in April 1909. He was an assistant to the officer in charge of public buildings and grounds. He was temporarily stationed at the Southern Department at Fort Sam Houston. He was an aide to Major General William Harding Carter, who organized the Army into the Maneuver Division as a demonstration of force to revolutionaries in Mexico.On March 30, 1911, he

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texts: Air Service, Major General Charles Menoher, was assigned to his staff on March 17 to help organize and implement a "divisional staff" system as a result of an executive order issued by President Wilson on March 9, 1919. The Operations and Training Group was supervised by him until Billy Mitchell took over. The existence of the Air Service was extended by Congress in August 1919. After all of his wartime promotions expired, he was returned to his established rank of captain.He began his studies at the General Staff School in Washington, D.C. on September 1. The National Defense Act of 1920 was passed by Congress on June 29, 1920. The Air Service became a statutory combatant arm of the line. He was promoted to major on July 1, 1920. He was transferred to the Air Service on August 6. He became post commander at Kelly Field in 1920 after serving in the Office of the Chief of Air Service. The Air Officer, Eighth Corps Area, was located at Fort Sam Houston until April 26, 1921.His pilot rating was changed to an airplane pilot. More than three years of continuous professional military education began in the spring of 1921. He completed the student officer course at the Air Service Bombardment School in June. The School of the Line and the Regular Course of the General Staff School were the courses he took in September. As a distinguished graduate, <mask> completed the line course. Between August 15, 1923 and June 30, 1924, he completed the course of study at the Army War College. He would be there for four years.The Air Service was renamed the Air Corps by act of Congress on July 1, 1926. The position of the Chief of Air Corps was held by <mask>. On June 5, 1928, he was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Air Corps. The Army held its annual maneuvers in Ohio in the last two weeks of May 1929. The "Blue" force was assigned to command the aviation. He moved his airplanes to several airports in the vicinity. During maneuvers, his bombardment and attack forces made several mock air raids on "Red" force airfields in the vicinity

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texts: of Columbus and Newark, Ohio, while his pursuit aircraft defended against Red force attacks, culminated in a large mock air battle over Cincinnati at the end of the first week.The maneuvers ended with a live demonstration on the portion of the depot reservation that is now the main runway of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. In July 1929, the Air Officer for the Hawaiian Department was transferred to Fort Shafter. The overseas tour was cut short by the retirement of a brigadier. One of the three assistant chiefs of the Air Corps was Gen. William E. Gillmore. President Herbert Hoover named a new Chief of the Air Corps Materiel Division after Gillmore's retirement. On August 1, 1930, <mask> became a brigadier general and took charge of the division. The Air Corps would block the export of the airliner because of the design and production specifications of it being developments of the B-9 bomber.He returned to his permanent rank of lieutenant colonel with temporary duty in the Office of the Chief of Air Corps after his term as assistant chief expired. The General Headquarters (GHQ) Air Force was activated by the War Department on March 2, 1935. In December 1935, the GHQ Air Force conducted a major exercise under field conditions in which 55 of its best bombardment and attack aircraft practiced air raids on Miami, Florida, defended by 55 Boeing P-26 fighters based at Miami Municipal Airport. 36 fighters were launched four minutes after 18 bombers were seen over Hollywood, Florida, theoretically wiping out the bomber force. The attackers were able to reach their targets only when the bombers and attack aircraft approached simultaneously from different directions, or when the attacking bomber force split to use similar tactics. The Chief of Air Corps, Benjamin Foulois, decided to retire in December of 1935 for the good of the service. Senior Air Corps officers were scrutinized by the Roosevelt administration to find a replacement."<mask> has more mental ability than others on the list, but it is possible that he is not as


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texts: cooperative as Westover," said Secretary of War George Dern to Roosevelt. Oscar Westover became the Chief of Air Corps. On August 1, 1936, he was promoted to colonel. On January 16, 1937, the Senate approved a promotion list to permanent brigadier general that included George C. Marshall. His last assignment as a member of the Air Corps was to become the commandant of the Air Corps Tactical School. The first member of the Air Corps to achieve the permanent grade of brigadier general was <mask>. On August 6, 1938, he completed his assignment as commandant of ACTS.He returned to Washington because there were no vacancies in the Air Corps for a general officer. The Air Corps Tactical School was commanded by <mask>. During the pre-war years of 1935–1940, he commanded both an air force wing and an army division. After becoming a general officer, he was assigned non-aviation commands. During World War II, he was the commander of service and defense in the Western Hemisphere. He arrived in Manila in October of 1938 to take charge of the 23rd Infantry brigade. The Philippine Scouts component of the division was the 23rd brigade.It was responsible for the defense of the Lingayen area. From July 25, 1939 to November 1939, when Major General Walter S. Grant became the new commander of the Philippine Division, and from May 31, 1940 to the end of his own tour on November 6, 1940, when Major General George Grunert became the new commander of the Philippine Division. The only person to command both a U.S. Air Force wing and an army division was made by these two terms. Prior to his return to the United States, he was promoted to major general. On March 1, 1941, this permanent rank was granted. From December 26, 1940 to August 21, 1940, he was field command of the II Corps. He was based in the Pennsylvania Railroad Building.The 28th and 29th Infantry Divisions became part of the II Corps on February 17 and February 3, 1941. The Third Corps Area became a service command headquarters in 1940. The United States entered World War II on