The 400-page book issues diktat after diktat for handling color, such as the inadvisability of mixing extreme versions of the same hue.
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Instead, it was passed by diktat through the Chicago Finance Department.
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Submitting to Washington's diktat is no minor affair in Latin America.
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Since entering the Senate, De Falco has struggled to bow to party diktat.
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Brexit, in this context, is liberation from the diktat of an alien Brussels.
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Mr. Kaczynski will no doubt scream "diktat," but it will come with a price.
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For 20 months, the E3-following UK appeasement policy-has bowed to US diktat.
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In the past decade, populism democratized fashion; styles changed by referendum, rather than by diktat.
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They insisted that their own experience, not the diktat of a ruling class, was true.
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The failed attempt to impose relocation by diktat from Brussels shows that quotas inspire only rancour.
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Their attempts to protect the exchange rate and increase manufacturing by diktat are doomed to fail.
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It binds Vietnam to countries where the rule of law is arbiter rather than authoritarian diktat.
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"No farmer or consumer wants to be subjected to the diktat of non-European countries," he added.
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FOR most of human history, the choice of life partner was limited by class, location and parental diktat.
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Witold Waszczykowski, the foreign minister, said the vote in Brussels proved that the EU is "under Berlin's diktat".
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Teachers' unions, meanwhile, insist that if only their members were set free from central diktat, excellence would follow.
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His Gulf allies-turned-adversaries have diverging interests in their pursuit of his absolute compliance with their diktat.
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Growing up in China, Zhang saw women working under Mao Zedong's diktat that "Women hold up half the sky".
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It is not the first diktat against foreign-sounding place names—an earlier regulation from 1996 technically forbade them.
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But it's dangerous to assume that governance by Trumpian diktat is much less war-prone and destructive without Bolton.
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America did not go through a revolution to recreate in the new world the monarchical diktat of the old.
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Eight other Labour M.P.s have quit the party, mainly in protest at Corbyn's leftward lurch and rule by diktat.
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After all, the point of the exercise is to allocate workers and machines based on presidential diktat, not market forces.
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Part of the reason is that the messaging of the Leave campaign suggested that Britain was under a camouflaged German diktat.
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This sees healthcare professionals download the app and sign up using their NHS email address, without the need for a central diktat.
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Relevance and influence in this world come from outlets dogmatically hewing to the president's diktat and embracing his enemies as their own.
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But will Trudeau, whom administration officials consigned to a "special place in hell" after June's G7 summit, want to accept the diktat?
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Xi — concentrating power, abolishing term limits, extending technological tyranny — has left no doubt over his determination to prolong that cohesion through diktat.
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Recovering from Germany's disastrous fiscal austerity diktat, the euro area economies are moving up on the wave of cheap and abundant credit flows.
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Some of them are tired of the Paris-Berlin diktat, and could be tempted to create a new fiscally virtuous center of power.
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The Europeans no longer believe that Washington will change, not when Mr. Trump sees traditional allies as economic rivals and leadership as diktat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads KATHMANDU, Nepal — Gender is not a performance in some places in the world, but rather a diktat.
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Then an environmental diktat from Brussels threatened to outlaw half of his company's energy-efficient water heaters, even in his home country of Norway.
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By using prices as signals, a tax should encourage people and companies to lower their carbon emissions more efficiently than a regulator could by diktat.
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On the night that his Chelsea tenure ended, after a loss at Leicester City, Mourinho blamed the players for failing to obey his coaching diktat.
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Warsaw portrayed the issue as one of fundamental principle, in which vital national interests had been ignored by a Brussels machine dominated by "German diktat".
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In pubs and churches, gyms and schools, Britishness is being made and remade not by political diktat but by an organic process of mixing and mingling.
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The beautiful, if slightly sinister, thing about "The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep" is that it functions less as cultural propaganda than as authoritarian diktat.
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"Adjudicating these disputes would displace this flexible system of negotiation, accommodation, and (sometimes) political retaliation with a zero-sum game decided by judicial diktat," Griffith wrote.
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Brexit deprives the easterners, unwilling to see diktat from Brussels or Berlin replace rule from Moscow, of their strongest ally against EU centralization and euro zone domination.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - It is hard to hold a dialogue with the current U.S. administration because it prefers diktat to dialogue, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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Venezuela's ambassador, Jorge Valero, said the Trump administration was preparing a "military invasion" and questioned whether Washington had the moral authority to "impose a diktat" on Caracas.
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Mr. Joko, 57, demurred when asked whether Indonesia, which overthrew a dictatorship two decades ago, might serve as a model for Muslim-majority nations ruled by family diktat.
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In India, it has triggered scrutiny of abuse of women working in the private sector, and a rare diktat to the Bollywood film industry to keep women safe.
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Diktat is not the answer, but a strong role to encourage a fair, just and lasting peace will be added impetus to what the US seeks for the region.
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For the nation's second-poorest state, an increase of 30 percent in the price of a critical good through an EPA diktat is a tough pill to swallow, indeed.
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SS: That's an amazing line, 'The deplorable nature of the infrastructure in the United States,' your words, and-, but how much of this can be changed by a federal diktat?
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Last night Witold Waszczykowski, Poland's outspoken foreign minister, said the vote in Brussels proved that the EU is now "under Berlin's diktat", and vowed to investigate whether it was fixed.
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Leviton went on the popular podcast to explain the not so positive effects this diktat had on him and how he was approaching 30 before he learned how to lie.
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It's "unacceptable" that there be any sort of "diktat" that limits the powers of the president and prime minister-designate to choose the members of the future government, the source said.
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Venezuela's ambassador Jorge Valero said that the Trump administration was preparing a "military invasion" of his country and questioned whether Washington had the moral authority to "impose a diktat" on Caracas.
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The players acknowledge that state dress codes are a challenge, but view them as part of the nation's laws and a matter that must evolve domestically, not by diktat from outside.
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The giggle probably went crescendo when the news media filed reports that Geithner was "frightened" by what he was told, while rushing to report to President Barack Obama about Berlin's diktat.
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"As Lebanese disapproved the unaccustomed way that Sheikh Saad was dealt with by some Saudi circles, we reject this Iranian diktat from Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the Revolutionary Guards," Jumblatt wrote.
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In big cities, which grew quickly over that period, cremation is now nearly universal—in cramped urban areas economics, as much as diktat, has helped to determine how to deal with the dead.
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The House has recognized that its legitimacy, and the legitimacy of its most solemn actions, must be based on the consideration of the whole body, not the diktat of a few partisan bosses.
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Canning argued that Northern Ireland's politicians would quietly welcome a diktat from London as it would allow them to meet demand for same-sex marriage without having to directly face controversy over the issue.
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Time travel Too many science fiction dramas "casually make up myths, have monstrous and weird plots, use absurd tactics, and even promote feudalism, superstition, fatalism and reincarnation," China's regulators complained in a March 2011 diktat.
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The official US dietary guidelines between 1977 and 2015 advised everyone to avoid consuming cholesterol, however that diktat was dropped three years ago when it became clear that there wasn't enough scientific evidence for it.
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Verizon is believed to have bowed to the same behind-the-scenes diktat a couple of weeks later, and American intelligence agencies have issued unanimous advice to the country's citizens to avoid using Huawei phones.
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Also, the school-day extension plan Harris proposed would be a pilot program that would only initially affect 500 schools, not an executive diktat that she would hand down on Day One of her presidency.
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The opinions expressed are his own) By James Saft Jan 5 (Reuters) - The whole stock-market-by-diktat thing is not working out so well for China, or for the rest of the global economy.
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Liberals accept that the business world operates according to the principles of property rights and free exchange, rather than the popular will, and that individuals possess basic rights that cannot be overruled by democratic diktat.
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Mattarella has not spoken publicly about Savona, but through his aides he has made it clear he does not want an anti-euro economy minister and that he would not accept the "diktat" of the parties.
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President Trump began his term with a travel ban on certain Muslim-majority countries; this week he's expanding that diktat, and in what's become the hallmark of a turbulent presidency, no one has any clue what's next.
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His diktat became standard practice in England, even after other countries introduced re-vaccination in early adult life because it was clear that immunity wore off and that people who had been vaccinated only once could still catch smallpox.
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Tehran had previously attracted Indian buyers with lucrative provisions such as free shipping and extended credit, but Washington's diktat to cease oil imports from Iran has led New Delhi to change its calculus and comply with the Trump administration's demands.
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Under Mr. Obama, the United States continues to subscribe to the position enshrined in the 1993 Oslo accords that the future of Jerusalem, like that of the West Bank, should be decided through negotiation — not by diktat by either side.
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But just as it cannot force governments to curb deficits or accept refugees, Brussels cannot impose liberalism by diktat; and other governments do not seem minded to rock the boat when they are trying to plug the leaks sprung by other crises.
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To get back at Italy for refusing to follow Germany's diktat on immigration policies, Berlin led the assault, with its French sidekicks, on Italy's attempts to rescue its sinking economy with fiscal policies that were well within the euro-area budget rules.
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"When they are talking about judicial independence, they are saying, 'Well, the judges are not subject to the diktat of Beijing,' but through the mechanism of interpretation, they are," said Gladys Li, a barrister and former chairwoman of the Hong Kong Bar Association.
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The Palestinian legislature, which previously had provided some measure of oversight, hasn't convened since 2900, leaving Abbas free to rule by diktat and award family and cronies with exorbitant salaries and opulent villas in subsidized gated communities on the outskirts of Ramallah.
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In Whose and Whom: The Body as a Political Landscape, part of the third edition of Photo Kathmandu, curator Anshika Verma brings together artists from around the globe to challenge this diktat and posit the body as a vehicle for performing gender.
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Related: The Texit: Britain's EU departure is inspiring more independence movements Slovakia's far-right People's Party on Saturday launched a petition for their own referendum on whether to leave the EU. "Citizens of Great Britain have decided to refuse the diktat from Brussels," it said.
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As they head for the polls, or count their losses, they could well take Mr. Obama's statement in Athens as a fitting reminder of the huge damage the austerity diktat did to them at the time when their economies were already sinking into sharp recessions.
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He blames the EU's travails on the misplaced belief that Europe's peoples are so disparate—too many languages, too many histories, too little "demos"—that they must choose between an authentically democratic polity at national level and technocratic diktat at a supranational one devoid of a common culture.
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This makes it easy for populist politicians to depict European Union policies as the successor to Communist diktat while treating its handouts as their due, an approach similar to that of American conservatives who rail against "socialism" but regard ethanol credits or the oil depletion allowance as their entitlement.
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Gorbachev, who helped end the Cold War by launching sweeping liberal reforms, cutting nuclear stockpiles and allowing Soviet bloc nations in Central and Eastern Europe to break free from Moscow's diktat, spoke bitterly about the West's failure to embrace a new era of friendly cooperation he said his policy of "perestroika" offered.
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Following the cardinal's diktat that Bernini fill every room to "stimulate the imagination," the artist crafted four monumental groups for the villa in the early 1620s — including the spectacular "Pluto and Persephone" and "Apollo and Daphne" — which demonstrate his skill at overcoming the limitations of his material, carving marble as if it were dough.
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Some European observers will probably see there an eerie reminder of the German diktat to the hard-pressed euro area countries to implement structural reforms and fiscal austerity, while they were sinking into recession, with rising unemployment, heart-wrenching poverty, lengthening soup-kitchen lines and more than half of young people deprived of jobs and meaningful future.
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The issues that afflict the economy — rising inequality, stagnant middle-class incomes, marginalization — are not enough to explain Americans' decision to leap off a cliff and entrust their fate to a collection of billionaires and ex-generals under the diktat of a thin-skinned showman of conspicuous "cruelty and ignorance," in the words of Garrison Keillor.
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Beppe Grillo, the standup comedian and the founder of Italy's opposition Five Star Movement (M22017S) is going from strength to strength, screaming "basta" and "onesta" (honesty), while pillorying Germany's misguided austerity diktat and joining the Northern League's (Lega Nord) call to exit the EU. M20.01S is now polling at 2122 percent, slightly ahead of the governing Democratic Party's 2137.2 percent.
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Their 6-page diktat opens with a typically verbose marathon of a sentence that aims to cover every conceivable eventuality or loophole: The IOC governs the Olympic Movement and owns the rights to the Olympic Games and all related events including, all intellectual property rights in and to the Olympic Games and all goodwill associated therewith, as well as all other rights, titles and interest of every kind and nature relating to the organisation and staging of the Olympic Games, including the broadcast, coverage and exhibition of the Olympic Games and any other form of exploitation, recording, representation, marketing, reproduction, access and dissemination thereof by any means or mechanism whatsoever, whether now existing or developed in the future.
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The exhibition proceeds broadly chronologically, from "China/Avant-Garde" onwards, with Zhang Peili, the granddaddy of Chinese video art, obsessively soaping and rinsing a live chicken in a bowl in sly mockery of a government diktat on cleanliness; shows like "Post-Sense Sensibility: Alien Bodies & Delusion", which Qiu Zhijie, one of the two artist-curators, hoped would "strike the senses" and "harass the mind"; Lu Jie's Long March Project, a vast curatorial experiment that tried to put on exhibitions and performances all along the route the Red Army took through the country in 1934-35; and Ai Weiwei's "Fairytale" project, which brought 19893,001 ordinary Chinese citizens to Germany in 2007 and turned them loose on the quinquennial Documenta exhibition in Kassel.
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A diktat is a statute, harsh penalty or settlement imposed upon a defeated party by the victor, or a dogmatic decree. The term has acquired a pejorative sense, to describe a set of rules dictated by a foreign power or an unpopular local power. The phrases "To impose its values" or "give orders" can be synonymous with giving a diktat. An example of firman or Royal Diktat was the one issued by Mughal Emperor Farrukhsiyar in 1717, exempting the British from the payment of customs duties in Bengal.
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This led to protests by many historians and intellectuals, accusing Delhi University of succumbing to the diktat ("views") of non-historians.
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Locarno was regarded as important by being a voluntary German acceptance of the Rhineland's demilitarised status as opposed to the Diktat of Versailles.Emmerson, pp. 22–23Shore, p. 7.
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Diktat did not race again in 1998. He was transferred to his owner's Godolphin stable and was trained for the rest of his racing career by Saeed bin Suroor.
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Rajeem is a bay mare with a faint white star bred in Monmouthshire, Wales by the Usk Valley Stud. She was sired by Diktat, a British sprinter from the Godolphin Arabian sire-line who won the Haydock Sprint Cup in 1999. Apart from Rajeem, his most notable offspring has been the outstanding sprinter Dream Ahead. Rajeem was bred on very similar lines to Dream Ahead, behind sired by Diktat out of a daughter of Cadeaux Genereux.
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He took the lead 100 metres from the finish and won the race by one and a quarter lengths from Diktat, with King Halo the best of the Japanese runners in third place.
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This is not a book. It is a parchment. The hand of the man, which is Henry the Lion, is the diktat of the founding of Munich. The meaning of the hand is military power, military enforcement.
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This optimism hides the diktat of aesthetic wellness, which turns inclusion into an obligation to look good and be dressed in fashionable clothes, a "democratic" demand for aesthetic as well as ethical perfection, as argued by philosopher Heather Widdows.
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Mit einem bio-bibliographischen Anhang von Armin Mohler. München, Berlin: Herbig, 1980, pp. 219 – 236. Winnig wrote in defence of the German workers, plunged into poverty by the post-WWI German economic situation, and denounced what he called the "Versailles Diktat".
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Diktat is a brown horse with a white blaze and a white sock on his left hind leg bred in England by his owner Sheikh Mohammed. The colt was initially sent into training with David Loder in Newmarket, Suffolk. Diktat was probably the best horse sired by the outstanding miler Warning whose other progeny included Piccolo, Charnwood Forest (Queen Anne Stakes), Decorated Hero (Challenge Stakes) and Annus Mirabilis (Dubai Duty Free). Warning was a male- line descendant of the Godolphin Arabian, unlike more than 95% of modern thoroughbreds, who trace their ancestry to the Darley Arabian.
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Diktat returned to Europe but did not reappear on the track until 3 September when he started the 1.9/1 second favourite (coupled with Fly to the Stars) for the Prix du Moulin over 1600 metres at Longchamp. He stayed on in the closing stages without looking likely to win and finished third behind the four-year-olds Indian Lodge and Kingsalsa. The favoured Dansili finished sixth. On his final racecourse appearance Diktat started a 20/1 outsider for the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot on 23 September and finished sixth of the twelve runners behind Observatory.
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Diktat is sometimes used in Europe to refer to directives of governments against large groups as in the case of the dispute between the European Union and Microsoft regarding license information on how Windows communicates over a network. In the Italian press, there is a wide use of diktat to refer to events of the political sphere. The term is used to refer to either union demands against politicians, to the demands of politicians towards its allies to achieve cohesion, or to refer to imposition of rules or acts of various kinds. Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the United States of endangering the international order by trying to "remake the whole world" for its own, Putin excoriated the United States for escalating world conflicts by "unilateral diktat" and imposing sanctions that he said were aimed at pushing Russia toward "economic weakness", while he denied that Russia aspires to rebuild an empire or reclaim its Cold War-era stature as a superpower.
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He has even raised doubts about the scale of > the Holocaust. His rhetoric has been excessive and provocative. And he does > not really care what we in the West think about Iran or Muslims; he does not > kowtow to western or Israeli diktat.
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As a result of several death threats, she was put under police protection. The controversy arose because of the Muslim tradition forbidding reference to Allah in a song, and occurred just a few weeks after a fatwā was issued against Salman Rushdie. In response to the uproar, Sanson apologized and pleaded that the song was really meant to be a message of peace and tolerance. French show-business massively stood up for her, and more than a hundred artists signed a pamphlet against "the diktat of all forms of radicalism"sur l'initiative du chanteur Yves Simon, une centaine d'artistes français en appellent "au refus du diktat de tous les intégrismes".
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In France, horses in the same ownership are coupled for betting purposes and Diktat started the 4/5 favourite together with Sheikh Mohammed's other runner Bertolini, the winner of the July Stakes and European Free Handicap. Keos and Tomba were again in opposition, as well as Gold Away (Prix du Muguet), Bianconi (Diadem Stakes), Orpen (Prix Morny) and Sampower Star (Duke of York Stakes). Diktat was restrained by Dettori before beginning to make progress on the outside 400 metres from the finish. He took the lead 200 metres out and won by a length from Gold Away, with Bertolini half a length back in third place.
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Diktat returned to England and started 13/8 favourite for the Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup on good to firm ground at Haydock Park on 4 September. The sixteen-runner field included Bertolini, Bold Edge, Sampower Star and Tomba, as well as Wannabe Grand, Arkadian Hero (Mill Reef Stakes), Imperial Beauty (Dick Poole Stakes), Grazia (Hackwood Stakes), Halmahera (Cornwallis Stakes) and Pipalong (Two- Year-Old Trophy). Bertolini set the pace with Diktat racing towards the rear of the field in the early stages. The favourite appeared to be under pressure but was switched to the left inside the final furlong and caught Bertolini in the closing strides to win by a neck.
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Martin Sabrow: Das Diktat des Konsenses: Geschichtswissenschaft in der DDR 1949–1969. Oldenbourg, München 2001, , pp. 172-173. In 1985 Hass was deprived of his party membership after falling into arrears with his party contributions. The Ministry for State Security also ended relations with him in 1985.
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Light Life questions the diktat to shut these bars; many ex-dancers were obliged to seek the very employment the censure sought to discourage. The work encourages reflection on the politics of moral censure even as it explores unused spaces that are present within our larger urban experience.
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Art biennials in Africa are important exponents of the increasing internationalization of contemporary African artists.18 But one of the pitfalls of this kind of event is the risk of becoming an exotic storefront for Western art critics and curators.19 Therefore, a real curatorial work has to be done to escape the submission to Western diktat.
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After the race Saeed bin Suroor said "He's got a very good turn of foot. Diktat had never run on this sort of ground before, so we can now assume he acts on all surfaces. I was very happy with him before the race and the colt is improving all the time. This looked the perfect distance for him".
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The bilateral peace treaties of the 5th century BC between Athens and Sparta largely ignored the interests of other parties - including their own allies, who were not even consulted. Even the treaty of 404 BC, which ended the Peloponnesian War and was in practice a diktat from the Spartan side, was formally a treaty between Sparta and Athens.Baltrusch: Symmachie, pp. 23 f.
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He was made the 3/1 favourite in a sixteen-runner field with his main rivals appearing to be Bold Fact (July Stakes), Bianconi (fourth in the Irish 2,000 Guineas), Volontiers (Surrey Stakes) and the Michael Stoute-trained filly Lovers Knot. After being restrained in the early stages he took the lead approaching the final furlong and ran on well to win by two lengths from Bold Edge. Diktat was matched against older horses for the first time in the Beeswing Stakes at Newcastle Racecourse on 25 July in which he was ridden by Jimmy Fortune and started 4/11 favourite against three opponents headed by Decorated Hero, a six-year old who had already won three Group races. The closing stages saw the race develop into a prolonged struggle between Diktat and Decorated Hero, with the older horse prevailing by a head.
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He has even raised doubts about the scale of > the Holocaust. His rhetoric has been excessive and provocative. And he does > not really care what we in the West think about Iran or Muslims; he does not > kowtow to western or Israeli diktat. Dossa was criticized in Canadian media, by university president Sean Riley, and by 105 professors at his university for his attendance at Tehran's Holocaust conference.
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In the 10th century, the territory of Bős became part of the Kingdom of Hungary. In 1468, Hungarian king Matthias Corvinus gave Bős the right of organizing a fair. It was part of Hungary and later Austria Hungary until the diktat of Trianon. No plebiscites were allowed to take place despite the overwhelming majority of the population being Hungarian and not wanting to become part of the artificially new state Czechoslovakia.
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At its origins, the MLF is not a movement neither a political party: no leader is tolerated. The movement is composed by collectives and small groups. The feminist militants want to fight in all fronts, Feminist activists want to fight on all fronts, based on the principle that "the private is political". They reject the ideals of beauty imposed by the patriarchal diktat, claim for nurseries, ask their partners to share domestic tasks.
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King Berethon E Solo ruled the planet Corellia (the Solo homeworld) during the Golden Age of the Old Republic, and set up a constitutional monarchy in 312 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin). His descendants continued to rule Corellia until the establishment of the Diktat centuries later. By 29 BBY, their declining status had driven them out of rule and into poverty. Han Solo was born to father Jonash Solo during this time.
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The Prime Minister said, "We believe that the CBI should function without interference through any Government diktat. But no institution and no individual, howsoever high he may be, should be free from accountability." The Left, Samajwadi Party and BSP staged a walkout during voting of the bill, protesting that their demands were not being met. At least 15 Congress members and close to a dozen belonging to UPA allies were not present at the time of voting.
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Diktat made his only appearance as a two-year-old in a maiden race over seven furlongs on good to firm ground at Leicester Racecourse on 9 September 1997. Ridden by Willie Ryan he started at odds of 9/1 in an eighteen-runner field. After appearing to have every chance of winning three furlongs out he began to struggle and was eased down by Ryan and finished seventh, six and three quarter lengths behind the winner Mudeer.
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36–37, For the nation, time was running out and drew to Munich Diktat, at which point Germany commenced its occupation of the Sudetenland (the western border area of Czechoslovakia). Two series were produced Bk-534, cn's 501 – 554, and cn's 555 – 620. Only three of the second batch were completed for the Czechoslovak air force, and the remaining 63 aeroplanes from this production block were finished for the Germans, after the German invasion of the remainder of Czechoslovakia on 15 March 1939.
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India became independent from the British Raj on 15 August 1947. Immediately after, the people of Hyderabad State began a civil revolt, agitating for a merger with India and against the authoritarian rule of the Nizam of Hyderabad. Farmers in the town of Parkala also took part in the resistance. On 2 September 1947, the police prohibited all gatherings in Warangal, but more than 1,500 people from nearby villages ignored this diktat and came together to hoist the flag of India.
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In October 1485, de la Pole raised men against rebels in Norfolk who had been "associating" with the Scots. The following year, Lincoln took part in Lambert Simnel's rebellion in 1487, possibly with the intention of claiming the throne himself. Confronting Henry's army at the Battle of Stoke Field, Lincoln was killed in the fighting. Soon after Henry's accession, Suffolk, with the rest of the nobility, was forced to subscribe to royal diktat not to distribute livery or assemble great retinues.
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Accused of propaganda against the National Rebirth Front (Frontul Renașterii Naționale), Coposu was sent into forced domicile in Bobota. After the Second Vienna Diktat, known also as the Second Vienna Award (”Dictatul de la Viena”) of August 1940, when Romania was forced to cede North-Western Transylvania to Hungary, Coposu moved to Bucharest. He became the political secretary of Maniu, the leader of the clandestine opposition to Marshal Ion Antonescu, and the leader of the anti- Nazi resistance in Romania.Zarojanu, 184.
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Warning was based at the Banstead Manor Stud and proved to be a successful breeding stallion, particularly as a sire of sprinters. The best of his progeny included Diktat, Piccolo, Give Notice, Charnwood Forest (Queen Anne Stakes), Decorated Hero (Challenge Stakes) and Annus Mirabilis (Dubai Duty Free). He was exported to Japan in 1996 where the most successful of his runners was Calstone Light O, winner of the 2004 Sprinters Stakes. Warning died of heart failure at the Shizunai Stallion Station in December 2000.
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In view of the crisis in Germany, these consisted, on the one hand, in the abolition of the capitalist system and on the other, in the assertion of Germany's own role without foreign diktat and interference.Schulze-Boysen. Page 138. In search of alternatives to crisis- ridden Western Europe, he began to become more interested in the Soviet system. This in turn was also influenced by his disappointment with the national and conservative parties in Germany, which in his opinion did not fight the nascent Nazis enough.
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Give Notice was a bay horse bred in England by his owners Ian Stewart-Brown and Michael Meacock. He was gelded before the start of his racing career and was sent into training with John Dunlop at Arundel, West Sussex. He sired by Warning, the top-rated European racehorse of 1988 who stood as a breeding stallion in Europe before being exported to Japan. The best of his other progeny included Diktat, Piccolo, Charnwood Forest (Queen Anne Stakes) and Annus Mirabilis (Dubai Duty Free).
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In 2008, MNS created panic among several shop owners through diktat on Marathi signboards. In December 2012, MNS corporator Nitin Nikam repeatedly slapped a 65-year-old contractor over alleged delay in repairing pipeline causing water shortage. In March 2013, 5 MNS and Shiv Sena MLAs assaulted Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi in the state assembly. In January 2014, a mob constituting MNS workers attacked toll booths in eight cities across Maharashtra, and demanding closing of toll booths where the construction cost is below 2 crores.
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She, however, went on to vote against the repeal of Section 28 in 2003. When bishops were told to vote against an equal gay rights law in March 2007, Laing spoke in favour of the law arguing that "her brand of Christianity" preached "live and let live". Laing, however, criticised the manner in which the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 was introduced by arguing "social change should come about by evolution, not by diktat from the top of government" and subsequently abstained from voting on it.
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Dream Ahead, a bay colt with a narrow white blaze and three white socks, was bred in Kentucky by the Darley Stud. He was sired by Diktat, a British sprinter from the Godolphin Arabian sire-line who won the Haydock Sprint Cup in 1999. Apart from Dream Ahead, his most notable offspring has been the Falmouth Stakes winner Rajeem. Dream Ahead's dam, Land of Dreams, was another successful British sprinter who won the Flying Childers Stakes in 1997 and the King George Stakes in 1998.
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Although Bush accepted Zhdanov's 1948 diktat without demur and acted accordingly, his postwar simplifications had begun earlier and would continue as part of a gradual process. Bush first outlined the basis of his new method of composition in an article, "The Crisis of Modern Music", which appeared in WMA's Keynote magazine in spring 1946. The method, in which every note has thematic significance, has drawn comparison by critics with Schoenberg's twelve-note system, although Bush rejected this equation. Many of Bush's best-known works were written in the immediate postwar years.
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It is not uncommon for children to watch the program with their parents"Walter Moers: Die 13 ½ Leben des Käpt'n Blaubär" Bistum Mainz, official website. (May 1, 1999) Retrieved November 7, 2010 or for children to stop watching around the age of 10 or 12 and then come back at the age of 18. The German newspaper Welt am Sonntag found that although the target age was from about four to eight, the average age of viewers was 39.WDR Lernzeit: Diktat der Jugend? Von „relevanten Zielgruppen“ und anderen Zuschauern; Informationen zur Sendung vom 19.
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On 3 March, at a party function organised by the MNS at Shivaji Park, after the expiry of the gag order, Raj announced, "I have not given up my mission", thus signalling to his supporters of continuing his stance on the migrant issue. Then on 3 May, despite legal warnings by the police before his rally, Raj issued a diktat to his supporters to take action whenever they encountered "injustice". At a rally at Shivaji Park, he said, "That north Indians are living in Mumbai is because of our mercy. Let it be known".
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First page of the "Kissingen Dictation" The Kissingen Dictation (in German: Kissinger Diktat) is a diplomatic file created in Bad Kissingen by the German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck during the summer of 1877. It contains the principles of his foreign policy. Bismarck feared coalitions of the other European powers against the newly created German Empire of 1871 ("nightmare of coalitions" or French "cauchemar des coalitions") with its vulnerable geographical position in the middle of Europe. The unification of Germany had been achieved in a war against France in 1870/71.
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In the spring of 2000 Diktat was sent to represent Godolphin in Japan. On 14 May he finished sixth to Stinger in the Keio Hai Spring Cup at Tokyo Racecourse with Grass Wonder in ninth. On 4 June he was ridden by Daragh O'Donohoe when he contested the Yasuda Kinen over 1600 metres at the same track. He produced what was arguably his best performance as he proved too good for the sixteen Japanese runners but was beaten a length into second place by the Hong Kong champion Fairy King Prawn.
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C-drík collaborated or still works together with the following artists [live and or studio] : Mick Harris, Mark Spybey, Mathis Mootz, David Thrussel, Planet Aldol, Sato Yukie, Nakamura Yuji, Yan Jun, Wu Quan, Itta, Daytripper, Mimetic, Ha Jane, Lee Han Joo, One Man Nation, Mindfuckingboy (Shaun Sankaran), Cliquetpar, B6, 718, Contagious Orgasm, Naofumi Ishimaru, Goh Lee Kwang, Lau Mun Leng, Li Chin Sung, Xavier Depienne, Le diktat, Error, Gisèle Pape, Gregory Durez, Tri Minh, Hùng Nguyễn Mạnh, Nguyễn Van Cuong, The Seventeen Migs of Spring, Olivier Moreau, John Sellekaers, Hervé Thomas, Gabriel Séverin, Marc Medea, Szkieve, Pei, Stereo warfare, Aluviana, Xabec.
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She normally enters the smoking room on company-related matters such as to inform the occupants of Sharon's latest diktat. She takes a very dim view of some of the other characters' slacking, herself being very diligent and obedient. However, she is not really interested in climbing the career ladder, her stated goal being, '...to find a nice man, and settle down'. Little is mentioned of her love life; in episode six, she says that she has a date and is reluctant to go out into the driving rain and fetch Sharon's lunch in case it messes up her new hairdo.
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He argued against what he thought to be a false dichotomy between "to sign" or "not to sign", and considered written negotiations (the Allies had refused to negotiate face to face) an alternative to make the onerous peace less unfair and dishonouring to Germany. After it became obvious that the Allies were not willing to make any changes (save in very minor matters) to the original Treaty draft and that Germany was likely to sign it nonetheless, he resigned his post on 20 June 1919 together with Scheidemann and Otto Landsberg, protesting the signature of what he thought of as a Diktat.
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The period opened by the coup is called the Terra Dictatorship. Particularly after 1933, Terra was tellingly closer politically to his nominal National Party (Uruguay) opponent Dr. Luis Alberto de Herrera than he was to many of his Colorado Party (Uruguay) colleagues.:es:Luis Alberto de Herrera#Participación en el golpe de Estado de Gabriel Terra Terra predominantly ruled harshly and by diktat, but continued most of the socialist reforms begun by his predecessor. During 1934 and 1935 there were many moments of political tension, with attempts at rebellion that failed, such as the Revolutionary Putsch of 1935.
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The legend of the > "stab in the back" and the wish to revise the "Versailles diktat", and the > belief in an international threat aimed at the elimination of the German > nation persisted at the heart of German politics. Even a man of peace such > as [Gustav] Stresemann publicly rejected German guilt. As for the Nazis, > they waved the banners of domestic treason and international conspiracy in > an attempt to galvanise the German nation into a spirit of revenge. Like a > Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany sought to redirect the memory of the war to the > benefit of its own policies.
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One of Ebert's first tasks as president was to deal with the Treaty of Versailles. When the treaty's terms became public on 7 May 1919, it was cursed by Germans of all political shades as an onerous "Diktat", particularly because Germany had essentially been handed the treaty and told to sign without any negotiations. Ebert himself denounced the treaty as "unrealizable and unbearable."William Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (Touchstone Edition) (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1990) However, Ebert was well aware of the possibility that Germany would not be in a position to reject the treaty.
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The film plot synthesises two different stories set in a post-Operation Blue Star Punjab in the '80s. Fear and paranoia pervade the atmosphere as the general public is caught between excesses of both Khalistani militants and the Indian government forces fighting them. The first story is about a militant diktat in Punjab that prohibited family-owned dogs from barking, and the other is about two Hindu friends travelling to Amritsar in a nearly empty train. The film merges the two plots into one by making one of the friends travelling in the train recount the first story.
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The inhabitants are proud of their noble origins certified in the Maramureș "Diplomas", of their contribution to the development of nation building. Their opposition to denationalization during the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and the Vienna Diktat, and, with less success, during the years of the totalitarian regime have to be remembered as well. They are also proud for having contributed to the formation of the national language, with the oldest codex of written language found in a monastery from the region. Mihai, the second son of a Romanian family, was baptized after his father known as "Mihaiu Florii Vilii" in village because there was another unrelated family also called Olos.
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The younger daughters, Chris and Button, encourage the boys of Donkin's house to defy the headmaster's latest and furiously-resented diktat: heedless of Marbledown's long tradition of rowing, Ovington has cancelled the school's participation in the local regatta, and placed the town and the river out of bounds for the duration of the regatta. The boys of Donkin's house openly defy Ovington and go into town en masse. Faced with this comprehensive defiance of the headmaster, Donkin feels obliged to offer his resignation, which Ovington instantly accepts. Sir Berkeley Nightingale, uncle of one of Donkin's senior boys, uses his influence to have Ovington offered a suffragan bishopric.
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Piccolo is a bay horse with a white stripe and three white coronet marks bred by the 18th Earl of Derby's Stanley Estate. He was one of the first crop of foals sired by Warning, the top-rated European racehorse of 1988 who stood as a breeding stallion in Europe before being exported to Japan. The best of his other progeny included Diktat (Prix Maurice de Gheest, Haydock Sprint Cup), Charnwood Forest (Queen Anne Stakes) and Annus Mirabilis (Dubai Duty Free). Warning was a male-line descendant of the Godolphin Arabian, unlike more than 95% of modern thoroughbreds, who trace their ancestry to the Darley Arabian.
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This line has produced outstanding sprinters such as Diktat (Haydock Sprint Cup), Avonbridge and Dream Ahead. The Derby has not been won by a sire line descendant of the Godolphin Arabian since Santa Claus in 1964 and is nowadays dominated by descendants of the Darley Arabian. The major Thoroughbred sire Eclipse traces in his sire line to the Darley Arabian, but his dam was a daughter of Regulus and thus also traces to the Godolphin Arabian. This pattern continues to be seen today, with the Godolphin Arabian more heavily represented in dam lines and in the "middle" of pedigrees (as opposed to direct sire lines).
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Diktat (foaled 25 February 1995) is a British Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. He spent most of his racing career at distances of around seven furlongs but recorded his two biggest wins when dropped to sprint distances. Unplaced on his only start as a two-year-old in 1997 he showed improved form in 1998, winning his first three races including the Jersey Stakes but missed the second half of the season. He returned as a four-year-old to win four major races from five starts: his victories came in the Shergar Cup Seven Stakes, Criterion Stakes, Prix Maurice de Gheest and the Haydock Sprint Cup.
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On his three-year-old debut, Diktat started 6/4 favourite against sixteen opponents in a seven furlong maiden at Newmarket Racecourse on 14 April. Ridden by Darryll Holland he took the lead inside the final furlong and drew away to win by four lengths from the John Gosden- trained Mubrik. In May he started 5/4 favourite for a minor races over the same distance at Leicester and won "comfortably" by one and a half lengths from Rami. On 17 June the colt was stepped up in class for the Group Three Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot in which he was gain partnered by Holland.
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After the race Dettori commented "It was really a question of not losing too much ground early on so I could have a shot at the finish, but I must admit I was worried at the furlong marker when I was still three lengths behind Bertolini". On his final start of the year Diktat was sent to France again and started odds-on favourite for the Prix de la Forêt over 1400 metres at Longchamp Racecourse on 17 October. After turning into the straight in tenth place he made steady progress but finished fifth in a blanket finish behind Field of Hope. It was Diktat's first defeat in over fourteen months.
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At the end of his racing career Diktat was retired to become a breeding stallion at his owner's Dalham Hall Stud. He was later relocated to France i 2007 and Japan in 2008 before moving to the Dehesa de Milagro in Spain in 2010. The best of his offspring was Dream Ahead who won five Group One races and emulated his sire by winning the Haydock Sprint Cup in 2011. His other good winners included Rajeem, Formal Decree (Al Rashidiya, Knickerbocker Handicap), Definightly (Prix de Seine-et-Oise, Sapphire Stakes), Short Skirt (Musidora Stakes, St Simon Stakes), First City (Cape Verdi), Skins Game (Prix Edmond Blanc) and First Selection (Solario Stakes).
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Another effect that limited the effect of the German diktat was that there were few Slovak People's Party supporters qualified for high office, partly because of the reliance of the Czechoslovak state on Czech bureaucrats. Therefore, the government relied heavily on Slovaks who did not support the party (four-fifths of the Foreign Affairs officials who had reported directly to Ďurčanský had held similar positions in the Czechoslovak government and were almost certainly not Slovak People's Party supporters). Leading officials such as Karol Klinovsk, head of the Presidium of the Slovak Foreign Ministry since 1939, were left undisturbed for lack of a qualified replacement.
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Fly to the Stars remained in training as a six-year-old but failed to win or place in three races. He began his season by running for the second time in the Dubai Duty Free and set the pace before finishing seventh to his stablemate Rhythm Band. On his European seasonal debut he contested the Group Three Diomed Stakes at Epsom Racecourse but after losing a shoe early in the race he finished last of the five runners behind Trans Island. On his final appearance he acted as a pacemaker for Diktat in the Prix du Moulin and led for most of the way before finishing fourth of the eight runners behind Indian Lodge.
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She started a 25/1 outsider and finished unplaced behind Diktat. She then finished fifth under a weight of 124 pounds in the Ayr Gold Cup before finishing second to Gaelic Storm in the Bentinck Stakes at Newmarket in October. On her final start of the season the filly started second favourite behind Gaelic Storm in the Listed Wentworth Stakes on soft ground at Doncaster on 6 November with the other 18 runners including Superior Premium (Stewards' Cup) and Muqtarib (Richmond Stakes). She was among the leaders from the start and stayed on in the closing stages to take the lead on the line and win by a short head from Two Clubs.
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The Editto bulgaro (English: "Bulgarian Edict"), also referred to as "the Bulgarian Diktat" or "the Bulgarian Ukase" in Italian newspapers,Silverio Novelli, Parole bulgare tra Berlusconi e Biagi, PEM-Piazza Elettronica Magazine, Istituto dell'Enciclopedia italiana Treccani was a statement of Silvio Berlusconi, at the time Prime Minister of Italy, about the behavior of some journalists and television stars in the Italian media system, which was pronounced during a press conference with Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, at the time Prime Minister of Bulgaria, on 18 April 2002. It was soon followed by the removal from the air of the people Berlusconi had referred to: journalists Enzo Biagi and Michele Santoro, and comedian Daniele Luttazzi.
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On her final appearance in Europe, Wannabe Grand contested the Haydock Sprint Cup on 4 September and finished seventh of the sixteen runners behind the four-year-old colt Diktat. For her last two races, the filly was sent to race in North America and was moved up in distance. In the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes over nine furlongs at Keeneland Racecourse on 9 October she was ridden by Robby Albarado and stayed on well in the closing stages to finish third behind Perfect Sting. Eddie Delahoussaye took over the ride in the Matriarch Stakes at Hollywood Park Racetrack on 22 November, when the filly finished fifth of the nine runners behind Happyandunoit.
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Yoav Gelber (2006), p. 120 Syria and Lebanon declared themselves ready to intervene immediately, but King Abdullah refused to let the Arab Legion forces intervene immediately in favour of the Palestinians, a move which irritated the Secretary-General of the League, who declared that Abdallah only cedes to the British diktat. Nonetheless, Abdullah declared himself ready to send the Legion to assist the Palestinian cause after 15 May. In response, Syria insisted that the Egyptian army also take part, and, in spite of the opposition of Egypt's prime minister, King Farouk responded favourably to the Syrian request, but due to his aim of curbing the Jordanians' hegemonic goals rather than his desire to help the Palestinians.
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This article became known as the War Guilt clause as the majority of Germans felt humiliated and resentful. Overall the Germans felt they had been unjustly dealt with by what they called the "diktat of Versailles". German historian Hagen Schulze said the Treaty placed Germany "under legal sanctions, deprived of military power, economically ruined, and politically humiliated." Belgian historian Laurence Van Ypersele emphasises the central role played by memory of the war and the Versailles Treaty in German politics in the 1920s and 1930s: > Active denial of war guilt in Germany and German resentment at both > reparations and continued Allied occupation of the Rhineland made widespread > revision of the meaning and memory of the war problematic.
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In that context, Tobin suggested a new system for international currency stability, and proposed that such a system include an international charge on foreign-exchange transactions. In 2001, in another context, just after "the nineties' crises in Mexico, Southeast Asia and Russia,"Excerpt from original German article: "wie die Krisen in Mexiko, Südostasien und Russland während der neunziger Jahre gezeigt haben. Meine Steuer würde Notenbanken kleiner Länder Handlungsspielraum zurückgeben und dem Diktat der Finanzmärkte etwas entgegensetzen." - which included the 1994 economic crisis in Mexico, the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, and the 1998 Russian financial crisis, Tobin summarized his idea: > The tax on foreign exchange transactions was devised to cushion exchange > rate fluctuations.
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The UP's roots were planted in a semi-clandestine intellectual movement that opposed Antonescu's regime in general and, in particular, its support for Nazi Germany and the other Axis Powers, and its commitment to war against the Soviet Union. According to its own records, the UP emerged clandestinely in early 1942, centered on the activities of three left-leaning intellectuals: the brain surgeon Bagdasar, the sociologist Vlădescu-Răcoasa, and the mathematician Stoilow. As listed by historian Corneliu Crăciun, the group's explicit goals were: "sabotaging the war industry, resisting the dispatch of men on the anti-Soviet front, organizing partisans into detachments, annulling the Vienna Diktat, peace with the USA, England and the USSR."Crăciun, p. 299.
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They carry the name Solo because of her marriage to Han Solo. Since the true last-name of Han's father is unknown in canon, Han would be the basically muoneyo family unrelated to the Skywalker, as Han Solo is not the first Solo, but since they are non-canonical, they don't exist within the series continuity. In Legends non-canonical backstory, Han Solo's ancestors include King Berethon e Solo, who ruled the planet Corellia (the Solo homeworld) during the Golden Age of the Old Republic, and set up a constitutional monarchy in 312 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin). His descendants continued to rule Corellia until the establishment of the Diktat centuries later.
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He answered, "If were we are to judge by this book, there seems to have been precious little".Tresnak, Frank Review of Moscow, Tokyo, London pages 229–231 from International Journal, Volume 7, No. 3, Summer 1952 page 230. Tresnak continued, "From 1919 onward, the common aim of almost all Germans was to achieve the abolition of the Versailles diktat–a treaty which just or unjust, was an adequate expression of the German defeat of 1918, after a war which Germany herself started". Tresnak wrote that Dirksen's memoirs showed that he, in all essentials, fully agreed with Hitler's plans to destroy the international order that had been established by the Treaty of Versailles and to have Germany become the world's strongest power.
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However, her Danish residence permit was of short duration, and at the end of May 1919 she had to move on to Sweden, where , a philosophy professor at Lund University to whom her friend Gertrud Liljequist was married, was able to provide the necessary guarantees on her behalf. From Lund she followed post war developments with keen interest. Writing to her husband on 25 June 1919, she identified the peace terms imposed by US president, Woodrow Wilson as the "dictates of an imperialistic power, victorious following the downfall of its German rival" ("Diktat imperialistischer Siegermächte über den niedergeworfenen Konkurrenten Deutschland"). However, much of her attention was devoted to planning for future developments of socialism and the labour movement in Germany.
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Two large funeral ceremonies were held for Heydrich as one of the most important Nazi leaders: first in Prague, where the way to Prague Castle was lined by thousands of SS men with torches and then in Berlin attended by all leading Nazi figures, including Hitler, who placed the German Order and Blood Order medals on the funeral pillow. The assassination of Heydrich was one of the most significant moments of the resistance in Czechoslovakia. The act led to the immediate dissolution of the Munich Agreement (called the "Munich Diktat" or "Munich Treason" by the Czechs) signed by the United Kingdom, France and Italy. The UK and France agreed that, after the Nazis were defeated, the annexed territory (Sudetenland) would be restored to Czechoslovakia.
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On his final appearance of the season, Fairy King Prawn attempted to become the first Hong Kong-trained racehorse to win a Group/ Grade I race abroad when he was sent to Japan to contest the Yasuda Kinen over 1600 metres at Tokyo Racecourse on 4 June. The Godolphin stable, which had won the race five years earlier with Heart Lake was represented by Diktat, a five-year-old who had won the Prix Maurice de Gheest in France and the Haydock Sprint Cup in England. The locally trained runners included Eagle Cafe (NHK Mile Cup), Black Hawk (Sprinters Stakes), Umeno Fiber (Yushun Himba) and King Halo (Takamatsunomiya Kinen). Fairy King Prawn raced well behind the leaders before moving out to the far outside in the straight.
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Ricciardi von-Platen's book Nazism and euthanasia of the mentally ill in Germany (Die Tötung Geisteskranker in German), published in 1948, addressed the complicity of German physicians in the Nazi euthanasia crimes. It was generally ignored at the time. Reflecting in 1993, Ricciardi von-Platen said, regarding the mood of the population of Nuremberg (as cited by Helmut Sörgel in the Nürnberger Zeitung of April 29, 2000): In March 1947, the observers Alexander Mitscherlich and Fred Mielcke wrote a document entitled The Dictatorship of Human Contempt (Das Diktat der Menschenverachtung) which was published as a newly edited and extended book in April 1960 under the title Medicine without humanity ("Medizin ohne Menschlichkeit"). Of the three thousand copies printed of Alice's book, only about 20 still exist in libraries.
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That line in Hitler's speech was written by Foreign Minister Baron Konstantin von Neurath, who wished to reassure foreign leaders who felt threatened by Germany's denunciation in March 1935 of Part V of the Treaty of Versailles, which had disarmed Germany. At the same time, Neurath wanted to provide an opening for the eventual remilitarisation of the Rhineland and so hedged the promise to obey Locarno only as long as other powers did the same. Hitler had always taken the line that Germany did not consider itself bound by the Diktat of Versailles but would respect any treaty that it willingly signed such as Locarno under which Germany had promised to keep the Rhineland demilitarized forever. Thus, Hitler always promised during his "peace speeches" to obey Locarno as opposed to Versailles.
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In The Village Voice, Robert Christgau called it a "deeply brave and pretentious record ... signifies like a cross between lesser Tricky and Sly's Riot Goin' On", and wrote of D'Angelo, "he leads from strength" rather than "tune-and-hook", "a feel for bass more disquieting than bootalicious." NME praised its diverse sound and commented that the album "represents nothing less than African American music at a crossroads ... To simply call D'Angelo's work neo-classic soul, as per corporate diktat, would be reductive, for that would be to ignore the elements of vaudeville jazz, Memphis horns, ragtime blues, funk and bass grooves, not to mention hip-hop, that slip out of every pore of these 13 haunted songs." Christopher John Farley of Time called it a "richly imagined CD". Mark Anthony Neal of PopMatters called it "the working blueprint for 'post-Soul' black pop".
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After an absence of well over nine months Diktat returned in the inaugural Shergar Cup at Goodwood Racecourse on 8 May when he represented the "Rest of the World" team and was ridden, as in all his races that year, by Frankie Dettori. In the seven furlong leg of the contest he was made the 11/10 favourite ahead of Russian Revival (Dubai Duty Free Cup), Ramooz (Minstrel Stakes), Tomba (Prix de la Forêt) and Keos (Prix de Seine-et- Oise). The favourite was held up by Dettori and had some difficulty obtaining a clear run but then accelerated in "impressive" style to take the lead in the final strides and in by half a length from Russian Revival. On 26 June the colt started odds-on favourite for the Group Three Van Geest Criterion Stakes at Newmarket despite carrying top weight of 133 pounds.
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In response, the Afghan government declared that it recognised "neither the imaginary Durand nor any similar line" and that all previous Durand Line agreements were void. They also announced that the Durand ethnic division line had been imposed on them under coercion/duress and was a diktat. This had no tangible effect as there has never been a move in the United Nations to enforce such a declaration due to both nations being constantly busy in wars with their other neighbours (See Indo-Pakistani wars and Civil war in Afghanistan). In 1950 the House of Commons of the United Kingdom held its view on the Afghan-Pakistan dispute over the Durand Line by stating: At the 1956 SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization) Ministerial Council Meeting held at Karachi, capital of Pakistan at the time, it was stated: In 1976, the then president of Afghanistan, Sardar Mohammed Daoud Khan recognised Durand Line as international border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Working intensively as a teacher, researcher and pedagogue, Professor Feider helped establish the Natural Science Museum in Odorheiu Secuiesc. In 1938, Zicman Feider published in the “Annals of the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University” one of the discoveries of his passionate, under the title “Sur une espèce nouvelle de genre Euthrombidium” (About a new species of Euthrombidium). Unfortunately, the atmosphere in Odorheiu Secuiesc became incendiary after the 30 August 1940 - "Vienna Diktat", when Hungary received northern Transylvania from Romania, and the anti-Semitic manifestation became so pervasive that Zicman and his pregnant wife were forced to leave Transylvania for Moldova. Temporarily jobless and stigmatized as a Jew, Zicman sought to work as a teacher in Piatra Neamț, and eventually he found an opportunity to teach at the “Jewish Lyceum” of the city of Roman, Romania, at the end of 1940. His industrious work and his leadership skills were so well respected, he became the Principal of the “Jewish Lyceum”, where he worked until 1944, during World War II. From 1944 to 1949, he continued to work as a Biology teacher at “Roman’s Boys Lyceum” and at the “Commercial Lyceum” of the City of Roman.
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