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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - After armed men raided the home of Hussein Adel al-Madani and his wife Sara Talib last year, the Iraqi activists spent months of self-imposed exile in Turkey, changed address upon returning home and ceased participating in protests, according to two friends of the couple.
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One source says that it was Moses younger brother. Moses died in 1792. Richard III, 23 September 1800, with Miss Tidwell as the Duchess of York Tidswell would act during the winter at Drury Lane but she never took a leading role. She changed address frequently and that is thought to have been due to finances.
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Blackshield has suggested that Kelly's concession may have been greater than was necessary. Kelly won the subsequent by-election with an increased margin. Warren Snowdon challenged the election of Nick Dondas on the grounds that certain provisional votes should have been counted rather than rejected. The issue concerned electors who changed address without notifying the AEC.
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Only in 1949 the Salon de Mai was organized in the large rooms of the "Palais de New-York" (Avenue du Président Wilson), which then hosted it until 1954. In the following years, until 1968, it was held at the "Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris". From 1969 onwards, the Salon de Mai had to deal with major logistical problems, so its exhibition often changed address.
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The brothers built Hutchesons' Hospital Building in the Trongate which survived the fire that destroyed much of the city in 1652. The school required several moves to accommodate its growing number of pupils. It twice changed address before the school moved to Ingram Street in 1802. By 1815 the school had 76 pupils. By 1839 it stood at 120 which prompted the Patrons' decision to build a new school in Crown Street, Gorbals. The new building was opened in 1841 and remained in use until 1960. In 1876, Hutchesons' Girls' School was opened on Elgin Street. It re-located in 1912 to Kingarth Street, Govanhill as Hutchesons' Girls' Grammar School, the present primary school building. Beaton Road in Crossmyloof became the new home to the primary school of Hutchesons' Boys' Grammar School in 1957, with the secondary school moving in 1960. In 1975, Hutchesons' Girls' Grammar School and Hutchesons' Boys' Grammar School were amalgamated to form Hutchesons' Grammar School, the co-educational institution which remains in this form today. The girls' site in Kingarth Street became the mixed primary school and also housed S1 and S2 (the first two years of the secondary school) while the remaining secondary pupils were taught at what had been the boys' school in Beaton Road.
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