It has the long-term opportunity of having being an underperformer.
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Tokyo currently recognizes 1153 people as having being abducted by North Korea.
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Italian industrial production increased 0.5 percent, after having being flat in March.
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Samoa did not qualify for Rio, having being surprisingly beaten by Spain for the final spot.
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It has all been untouched since then, despite the village's having being sold into private ownership.
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It lost many of its customers last year after having being criticized on the quality of its network.
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What kind of miserable life have you got where you want to write about people having being rubbish?
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In another dimension they are all here, after having being lured to the house and then taken for Hap's experiment.
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Those are cases, which I totally understand, where they view themselves as having being victimized by the health care system.
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Kennedy was the youngest U.S. president to ever be elected, having being sworn into office at the age of 43.
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The next time she saw him, he was in the Santa Ana jail, having being swept up by other officers.
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Funnily enough, he was the only one tempered to attention, having being raised a child star with his own fan club.
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A third of identified cases are people who died without having being admitted to Ebola treatment centers, the WHO update said.
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It's called MILK—a title you may recognize as having being used for student indie club nights from Glasgow down to Bournemouth.
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Her advice comes from the heart - having being raped twice herself - but Sarah, like many other women, has kept these attacks secret.
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But the program has been criticized as having being skewed toward Amazon from the start — and a new WSJ report could further fan those flames.
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Having being awarded the Copa Sudamericana title after the crash, they will makes their debut in the Copa Libertadores, which involves long flights to Venezuela, Uruguay and Argentina.
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One of the things that made Jimmy Saul Goodman is the burden of, if not guilt, then that nagging feeling of having being somehow involved [in Chuck's demise].
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Although most victims become impoverished on their return to the country having being sold into slavery abroad, some have made money off recruiting girls into prostitution rings in Europe.
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Though Iceland's Parliament is thought to be older, there are records of it having being suspended, allowing the Tynwald to claim to be the world's oldest continually active assembly.
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Mesut Kacmaz, his wife and two daughters were flown out of Pakistan after having being detained since September 20 in the eastern city of Lahore, the former school officials said.
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The transition to these new tones had been masked, so the tragic-hued change came as a gentle surprise, all the more effective for having being delivered without any obvious, stentorian announcement.
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As many as 99.99 percent of the loans audited showed no sign of having being altered, Sanborn said, adding that the company was also stepping up oversight of loans, doing more to detect tampering and retrain employees.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said on Wednesday he would visit Austria soon, despite having being barred this week from attending an event in Austria to mark the anniversary of last year's failed coup in Turkey.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A Paris wax museum unveiled a Donald Trump effigy with real human hair on Thursday, having being caught off guard with a half-ready figure of Hillary Clinton when he won the U.S. presidential election in November.
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In Italy, with "political risks having being passed successfully for the centre-left, it's also something which I think is likely to mean that BTPs are able to have a greater and stronger correlation with core bonds going forward," Chatwell added.
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In June, 22-year-old Otto Warmbier — who travelled to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours — was flown back to the U.S. in a coma having being sentenced to 15 years in prison for stealing a propaganda poster in 2016.
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The wife of a Boko Haram commander, 25-year-old Aisha, was among 70 women and children who in February finished a nine-month deradicalization program, having being captured by the army in a raid on the militants' Sambisa forest base last year.
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That was even though Mr Flynn had the great advantage, in this administration, of having being one of the first high-ranking figures to endorse Mr Trump, startling his brother officers by leading a chant against Hillary Clinton of "Lock Her Up" at the Republican National Convention in 2016.
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Of late, the featherweight waters have been muddied somewhat due to the uncertainty at the top of the division's hierarchical chain thanks to both the UFC featherweight and interim UFC featherweight champions in Conor McGregor and Jose Aldo, who have left their respective titles suspended in purgatorial hiatus as the former fights in heavier weight classes and the latter refuses to fight anyone but the former, having being conquered by McGregor in 13 seconds in their heated grudge match.
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Moore has three brothers, Aston, Jaxon and Keaton. Having being raised in France since the age of seven, Moore is fluent in French.
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On 27 September 2018, Milanov signed with Botev Vratsa, after having being released from Cherno More at the end of the previous season.
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Both seats of the division are currently held by Conservative party after David Nettleton defected to the Conservatives in December 2019 having being elected as an independent.
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In 2015, MLHLND began work extending his creative portfolio as a fashion photographer, having being featured in print publications Sticks & Stones Agency, Flake Mag, Baltisoul and Last Daze.
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The 1919–20 Bradford City A.F.C. season was the 13th in the club's history. This was the first season after World War I, football having being suspended during the war.
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Having being appointed assistant manager of Clyde in 2005, Miller re-registered as a player and made just over a dozen league appearances for the club in his late 30s.
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The young are sexually mature at the age of two years. Common Mergansers are known to form crèches, with single females having being observed with over 70 ducklings at one time.
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Everyday life in medieval England. A&C; Black. Hazelnuts, having being an important Irish food from prehistory, were still common in the medieval era, and ground into a meal called maothal.O'curry, E. (1873).
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As of the 2020–2021, the club plays in the Championnat National 3, the fifth tier of French football, having being promoted in 2020. The best result in French Cup is the 7th round.
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After the final whistle the scores were recorded as a draw. Controversially, the Panthers were found to have won by two points after a recount, having being awarded a behind that was clearly wide.
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In February 2017, Hylton was fined by Swindon Town after he walked out on his side prior to their game against Northampton Town having being told he wasn't involved in the matchday squad by manager Luke Williams.
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Frost, p. 402 having being playing for Stoke's reserve team in the Birmingham & District League.Matthews, p. 201 He made 1 league and 5 FA Cup appearances for the club.Frost, p. 386 He left the club in 1904.
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The club was launched officially by two former Old Firm players, John Hartson and John Brown, once of Celtic and Rangers respectively. The club was resurrected after folding in the 19th century, having being initially founded in 1871.
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Rodrigo Prats Llorens: director de orquesta y compositor. La Habana. Of these, the song associated with Amalia Batista is perhaps one of the best-known standards of Latin American music, having being recorded by multiple artists around the world.
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Brazil have often been compared to the band At the Drive-In due to having a similar sound and vocal style, as well as both bands having being signed to Fearless Records and working with Los Angeles producer Alex Newport.
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Poor and innocent Phadindra who is often blamed for his sincerity having being poor finally finds a way to prove his haters wrong. Now, will he be able to show them in real life? This is what the page looks like.
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Kayode was called up the Republic of Ireland under-21 team for the first time in October 2020, for the European Championship qualifier against Italy. He remains eligible to represent the Nigeria national football team having being born in Lagos, Nigeria.
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However, London Midland lost two Class 153s to First Great Western as a result. On 29 April 2019, the Class 150s that were still in operation with West Midlands Trains transferred to Northern, having being replaced by Class 230s and Class 172s.
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Dylan Jacob is the founder of Indiana-based BrüMate, a.k.a The Dehydration Company, that creates and sells insulated beverage containers for the adult beverage industry. He is an American entrepreneur and product designer having being featured on 2018 Forbes 30 under 30 list.
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Denstone College is an 11–18 mixed, independent, boarding and day school in Denstone, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, England. It is a Woodard School, having being founded by Nathaniel Woodard, having also Christian traditions with it. It is a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference.
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27 April 2007. In July 2005, Rachel North posted on the forums her account on having being caught up in the 2005 London bombings. These would be reposted on a BBC blog in the days following the attack.BBC News - UK - Coming together as a city.
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He was the last Latin Patriarch of Constantinople: the titular see was suppressed in 1964 without a successor having being appointed. Rossi died on 29 March 1948, aged 83, and is entombed in the crypt of the Shrine of the Virgin of the Rosary of Pompei.
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Joining the Attorney General's Department as a State Counsel, she served for over 30 years having being promoted to Senior State Counsel, Deputy Solicitor General, Additional Solicitor General and Senior Additional Solicitor General. She was appointed a President's Counsel while serving as an Additional Solicitor General.
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On September 3, 2015, just a week after having being released from prison, he was appointed to the board of the Socialist Party of Serbia, one of the ruling parties in the country. In December 2017, Šainović was nominated for the Chairmanship board of the Socialist Party of Serbia.
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On 11 January, Mohammed flew to Toronto via Seoul, having being granted asylum by Canada, as a "resettled refugee". The UNHCR said this had been arranged "on a fast-track 'emergency' basis". She was greeted at Toronto Pearson International Airport by Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland.
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Jeziorak won 5–1 and gained promotion to the second division (II liga). During the 1995/96 season, right after having being promoted, Jeziorak was the leader of II liga at the halfway stage. Ultimately, the club finished fourth out of 18 teams in the eastern group of the second division.
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Cuprill Oppenheimer is well known for his appellate work (Property law and Administrative law) and for being responsible for having being instrumental and influential in setting landmark jurisprudence with the Puerto Rico Supreme Court in a multitude of his cases argued before the P.R. Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The state prosecutor demanded a life sentence but he was given six years for having being a leader within a terrorist organization and due to his pretrial detention he was released. After he moved to Iraqi Kurdistan, to evade arrest warrants.The Militant Kurds: a dual strategy for freedom, books.google.com; accessed 4 June 2017.
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His behaviour was predictable, but he adapted quickly and she was surprised how much he genuinely cared for her. She says she regrets him having being shutdown. This angers Junior, who can't understand how she could have felt anything for her "fake digital husband". Their relationship deteriorates, until one day she walks out.
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Coster has also spent time at the Ministry of Justice, having being seconded on a two-year term from 2016 to 2018 as the Deputy Chief Executive for the Ministry. Coster holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the University of Auckland and a Master of Public Management from Victoria University of Wellington.
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The concept is 3.67m long, which is shorter than the Nissan Juke, but longer than the Citroën Lacoste. The sister car of the HR1 is the Lacoste, and also uses an engine, which is hybrid. The vehicle was also displayed in the Geneva Motor Show, in March 2011, having being announced the previous month.
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This caused widespread outrage among conservatives in France, despite both same-sex marriage and LGBT adoption having being legal in the country for six years. In March 2019, Frédérique Vidal, Minister of Higher Education, announced that she wanted all higher education institutions to use transgender people's preferred names, including on student cards, exam forms, etc.
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Despite the original photographs published in 1917 and 1920 having being debunked as a hoax in 1983, The Cottingley Secret also includes the images on the last pages of the novel. The two girls later confessed in 1983 that even though the photographs were not tampered with, the fairies were in fact paper cutouts of fairies drawn by them.
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Aside from being awarded the Military Cross, Brayne was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire in 1941, having being made a Companion of the Order of the Star of India in 1937. He also held the Volunteer Decoration. His wife, Iris Goodeve Brayne, had been awarded the Kaiser-i-Hind Medal in 1928.
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Most mammal species are not native, having being brought to the island since colonial times. However there are various native bat species, as well as the endemic Hispaniolan hutia and Hispaniolan solenodon. Various whale and dolphin species can also be found off Haiti's coast. There are over 260 species of bird, 31 of these being endemic to Hispaniola.
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Kearney returned to Cork City FC at the start of the 2014 season from Avondale United, having being denied in joining halfway through the 2013 season due to amateur player regulations. He left the club after the 2015 season in which Cork City were runners up to Dundalk in both the Airtricity League Premier Division and FAI Cup.
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In the first part of the novel Denny Fury returns home, afte having being presumed dead following the torpedoing of his ship. Fanny Fury believing herself widowed has retired to a Catholic hospice for the dying. Stokes comments that though it "runs to over 300 pages [...] its plot can be summarized in a few lines".Stokes, p. 68.
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Sami Bey, son of the sultan's sister Mediha Sultan confronted Nevzad, and attracted attention to the possibility of his uncle's having being murdered. Sami Bey, doubted that Nevzad was involved in his death. He interrogated her, and then sealed her personal property after the sultan's cupboards. Soon after Mehmed's death, Nevzad returned to Istanbul with her sister.
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Daryl Quinlivan is a senior Australian public servant. He is the current Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, having being appointed in June 2015 to the previous Department of Agriculture which was known as the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources between 2015 and 2019. He had a varied career across the Australian Public Service before his appointment.
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On 23 February 2013, Sodje was sent off for punching Oldham Athletic's Jose Baxter in the groin. In December 2013, a report by The Sun on Sunday suggested that Sodje intentionally attempted to get sent off to receive a cash payment. Sodje allegedly admitted to having being paid £70,000 to be sent off in the match.
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The other seven are the original versions of some of the group's songs.Back Cover One of the songs, "Por Tu Orgullo (Because Of Your Pride)", was added to God's Project. The other six were added to Generation Next. These seven songs were added to these two albums with each of them having being more modern remakes of them.
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He also had guest appearances as a soloist on several Matt Bianco albums. The 2004 Matt Bianco album Matt's Mood contains three songs composed by band member Danny White that were drawn from demos he and Ross recorded together—including the tribute song "Ronnie's Samba". He died having being diagnosed with cancer in London, aged 58.
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On November 24, 1929, in preparation for the attack, the VNQDD formed a provisional government in anticipation of ending French rule. Hoc was elected president.Luong (2010), p. 295. On December 25, 1929, the French authorities attempted to arrest the whole VNQDD leadership in a raid on a planning meeting at Vong La, having being tipped off by Military Affairs Minister Pham Thanh Duong.
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On July 1, 2016, Stewart signed a two-year, $2.3 million deal with the Minnesota Wild. During the 2017–18 season, having being placed on waivers by the Wild approaching the trade deadline, Stewart was claimed by the Calgary Flames on February 26, 2018. He appeared in 7 regular season games scoring 3 points as the Flames missed out on the post- season.
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He left school aged 14, without obtaining any qualifications. With no job, he took art courses at Bethnal Green Men's Institute and the Bow & Bromley Evening Institute. He adopted the spelling "Hawthorne" from 1928, having being catalogued as such at an East London Art Club exhibition held at Whitechapel Art Gallery. He subsequently worked, for three years, as assistant to Walter Sickert.
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On 24 October 1870, a fire broke out in the Queen's Hotel on London Street and had soon engulfed the main centre of Lyttelton. Prisoners of the Lyttelton Goal were let out from their cells to help combat the flames. Two thirds of Lyttelton had been destroyed, with 30 businesses in all having being perished in the fire, along with many private homes.
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Jerome Caja was born on January 20, 1958 in Cleveland, Ohio. Raised in a strict Catholic family, Caja was one of 11 sons. He referred to his family as a family full of jocks, although he himself was a frail sickly child. Caja having being raised in a strict Catholic household was early on heavily influenced by the imagery of saints and martyrs.
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Civetti attended Belmont Hill School in Belmont, Massachusetts. Having being recruited by coach Don Miller, Civetti played college football as an offensive lineman at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut from 1997 to 2000. Civetti started all 32 games that Trinity played during his time there. During his first season with the Bantams, Civetti was the ECAC Rookie of the Year.
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Deadstock refers to merchandise that was withdrawn from sale and warehoused without having being sold to a customer. This is due to the item no longer being in fashion or otherwise outdated or superseded. Such merchandise might once again be in demand and at such point can be returned to sale. Return to sale of fashion merchandise would make it vintage clothing.
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Bernard Charles Juskiewicz Jr. ( ; April 6, 1943 – April 8, 2020)A. W. Rich Funeral Home: Bernard Charles Juskiewicz Jr.Our Campaigns.com.-Bernard C. Juskiewicz was an American politician in the state of Vermont. He was a member of the Vermont House of Representatives, who sat as a Republican from the Lamoille-3 district, after having being elected for the first time in 2012.
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On 19 June 2015, aged 32, Navarro signed a two-year deal with fellow league team Deportivo de La Coruña, with an option for a third.Fernando Navarro, nuevo jugador del Real Club Deportivo (Fernando Navarro, new player of Real Club Deportivo); Deportivo La Coruña, 19 June 2015 (in Spanish) Three years later, shortly after having being relegated, he announced his retirement.
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In 1962 the land was subject to local authority compulsory purchase order. The site was redeveloped by the local authority, expanding Homerton Row School situated next door itself having being established by Ram's Chapel. The school was later known as Homerton House School. It was later named Upton House Comprehensive School, and then replaced by a new school City Academy, Hackney, build in 2009.
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Bader was also busy acting as a consultant to Aircraft Equipment International at Ascot, Berkshire. Bader's health was in decline in the 1970s, and he soon gave up flying altogether. On 4 June 1979, Bader flew his Beech 95 Travelair for the last time, the aircraft having being gifted to him on his retirement from Shell. He had recorded 5,744 hours and 25 minutes flying time.
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It continued to exist as a separate community in the days of Pliny.Pliny the Elder, Natural History, 3.11.6; Lib. Col. p. 235 Three of the minor towns of the Hirpini were mentioned by Livy as having being retaken by the praetor M. Valerius in 215 BC;Livy, The History of Rome, 23.37 but the names given in the manuscripts, Vescellium, Vercellium, and Sicilinum, are probably corrupted.
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Having being an advanced practice doctoral degree, the Doctor of Social Work is an important development in community based social services encompassing components in education, social justice, social welfare and policy development/analysis. Holders of this degree are expected to work in a variety of fields and arenas in social service agencies, health and mental health care institutions, higher education and academia, and community service organizations.
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At the beginning of May 1943, Cumberlege and his colleagues were taken to Averoff Prison in Athens. Despite the German policy of summarily executing captured Allied commandos, Cumberlege was not immediately shot. Instead he was transferred with his colleagues to the Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp. There, under duress, Cumberlege signed a statement confirming that the Locksmith group were saboteurs – despite having being captured in uniform.
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From 1950 to 1952, Crabbe studied Economics at the City of London College Moorgate, London. In August 1952, he was admitted to the Inner Temple to read law. He did so using the Senior Cambridge Certificate he had obtained from the Accra Academy. He completed the normal three-year course in two years and was called to the Bar on 8 February 1955 having being granted a dispensation.
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In 1784 he had printed at his own expense Analysis aequationum, a mathematical text for which he was complimented by Joseph Louis Lagrange. In 1788 Dr. Hales resigned as professor having being appointed Church of Ireland rector of Killeshandra, County Cavan the year before, and lived there for the rest of his life. In 1791 he married and he and his wife had two sons and two daughters.
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At the outbreak of war the 1st Royal Munster Fusiliers was acting as a regular garrison in Rangoon, Burma, having being based in the Far East since they had left Fermoy in 1899 to fight in the Second Boer War.Staunton, p.253 The 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers were based at Aldershot, England as part of the 1st Army Brigade of the 1st Infantry Division at the outbreak of war.Staunton, pp.
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Duncan stood for the deputy leadership of the National Party in November 2013, following the resignation of party leader Brendon Grylls, but was defeated by Mia Davies. Davies was also Grylls' replacement in cabinet."Davies new Nats deputy", Farm Weekly, 26 November 2013. In December 2014, Duncan stated that she might consider becoming an independent, having being overlooked a second time for a ministerial position during a cabinet reshuffle.
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Graham-Bell played 14 games with an average of 10.7 points (72% in free throws), 6.8 rebounds, 1 assist and an average of 2 steals every 21.2 minutes. The Club Baloncesto Ciudad de Valladolid maintained their place within the division in the playoffs having being relegated that season. In the season 2016/2017, Valladolid achieved promotion to the LEB Oro. In July 2020, Graham signed with Úrvalsdeild karla club Þór Akureyri.
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His first employment in Nigeria was at the Institute of Administration, University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) Ile-Ife, as a lecturer and research fellow. In October 1973, he moved to Lagos having being appointed a lecturer at the Department of History, University of Lagos. Dr Jeremy White obtained the Nigerian citizenship in 1985. At the time of his death, he was an associate professor at the University of Lagos.
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Following the release of "New Me", Eyre announced the release of her third single from her second studio album, "L.O.V.(e)", to be released on 8 May 2020, whilst having being performed numerous times prior to release and has been noted as a 'fan favourite'. Following this, Eyre dropped the singles "Dreams" featuring Yxng Bane and "Careless", before dropping her extended play "Quarter Life Crisis" in August 2020.
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Both films premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and have traveled to several other film festivals, having being met with critical response and accolades . They've both also seen releases on the cinephile OTT service, MUBI. Outside film, Ramaswamy co-hosts Cause Effect, a platform that produces cause related content and outreach programs. Her banner, Missfit Films, is dedicated to producing innovative films, which subscribe to being neither independent nor commercial.
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He succeeded Bishop Sandford as minister in 1830, and stayed until his own death in 1872, having being Dean from 1846. The sanctuary and chancel were built in 1879–82 by Peddie & Kinnear (John Dick Peddie and Charles Kinnear). The vestry and Hall were added in 1915–16 by John More Dick Peddie and Forbes Smith. The war memorial was added in 1919 to a design by Sir Robert Lorimer.
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The co-pilot was unable to maintain control of the aircraft, and it fell to earth two minutes after takeoff, having being hammered by strong winds. The plane struck the ground left wing-first. It then cartwheeled wing- over-wing and caught fire. The co-pilot, as pilot flying, had attempted to keep the plane aloft, keeping a tight grip on the controls even after recovery was impossible.
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Good Shepherd Anglican Church, Tunapuna is an active Anglican church located at the corner of Freeling and Morton Street, Tunapuna. It is part of the Anglican Diocese of Trinidad ad Tobago. It is one of the oldest Anglican churches in Trinidad and Tobago having being built and consecrated in 1886. Architecturally, the outstanding feature of the Church is its towering steel belfry and bells which could be heard as far away as St Augustine.
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The coronation was held within just two years after his accession to the throne in 2016 because of an appropriate length of time to pass after the death and funeral of Bhumibol Adulyadej and the arrangement of the ceremony after the last such rite having being held in 1950. The ceremonies of coronation, the first ever to be aired on television, were aired in both Thai and English by the Television Pool of Thailand.
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Muzaffar Bhutto was kidnapped on 25 February 2011 from national highway near Saeedabad town. His dead body was later found stuffed in a gunny bag near Bukhari village in Hyderabad. Following his death, JSMM members resorted to aerial firing in different areas of Sindh which in turn forced business to close down. JSMM members aerial firing also injured many people with one of the injured having being reported to have succumbed to his injuries.
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Blackshear demands to know where Helen is but Evelyn claims not to have seen her or her family for years. Helen wakes up in a call house heavily fatigued and having being loaded with alcohol. She escapes but realizes she is being followed by Evelyn. As she tries to escape she is knocked over by a taxi but is not seriously injured and when the crowd around her disperses Evelyn has disappeared.
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This is one of three churches in the Ouse valley to have a round 12th century tower - the others are in Lewes and Piddinghoe. The chancel and nave date from the 11th century and form the nave of the original building, the chancel and transepts having being demolished in the 14th century. There are remains of mural paintings from 1280 on the north and west walls. It is a Grade I listed building.
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In 1924, having being admitted to practice before the United States Court for China, Allman retired from consular service and practised law in Shanghai.Register of the Department of State, April 7, 1924 He also served as honorary Mexican consul in Shanghai. From 1937, he took over the running of as the editor of the Chinese language Shun Pao newspaper. He was placed on a Japanese black list because of the paper's editorial policies.
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Hearts started the Season with Robbie Neilson at the helm having being promoted to Head Coach for the 2014–15 season. On 2 December 2016, Robbie Neilson joined English Football League One side MK Dons along with assistant manager Stevie Crawford. With 2 years remaining on his contract compensation was paid to Hearts. For that following weekend's fixture against Ross County, Jon Daly and Andy Kirk took charge, overseeing a 2–2 draw.
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Cotham’s mother, Pat Cotham, is a former Democratic National Committee member and currently a member of the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners, having being elected in 2012.News & Observer: Cotham wins spot on Democratic National Committee Cotham's cousin, Emily Cain, also a Democrat, was elected to the Maine House of Representatives in 2004 at age 24 as its youngest female member. Cain served as the Minority Leader for the Maine House Democrats. Cotham has two sons.
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Admiral Saeed Mohammad Khan (Urdu: سعید محمد خان; b. 1 October 1935), NI(M), SBt, is a retired four-star rank admiral and retired diplomat who served as the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) of the Pakistan Navy from 9 November 1991 until retiring from his military service on 9 November 1994. After his retirement, he briefly served as the Pakistan Ambassador to the Netherlands, having being appointed by Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in the 1990s.
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George Hutchinson is the name of a British worker who made a formal statement to police after the murder of Mary Jane Kelly on 9 November 1888. The statement survives in its entirety. In it, he provided an exhaustive description of a man who could have been Kelly's killer. In a modern theory, Hutchinson himself became accused of being Kelly's murderer, and by extension, of having being the serial killer commonly referred to as Jack the Ripper.
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A passing tugboat heard the mayday call from the pilot and tied up to the helicopter to keep it from sinking further. Rescue divers responded seven minutes after the first 911 call. The passengers were cut out of the wreck by emergency responders, some after having being dragged for 50 blocks south in the upside-down helicopter: a current pulled the helicopter from 86th to 34th during the rescue. The pilot was taken to the hospital for observation.
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His father left the family in 1937, subsequently volunteering for the army in 1941. He returned home in 1943, having being awarded a Red Star after being shot in one of his legs (which he would eventually need to amputate due to gangrene). Tarkovsky stayed with his mother, moving with her and his sister Marina to Moscow, where she worked as a proofreader at a printing press. In 1939 Tarkovsky enrolled at the Moscow School No. 554.
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People were also lynched for witchcraft in Denmark long after the formal persecution stopped: the best known cases being that of Dorte Jensdatter, who was apprehended by villagers who tied her up in her own home and burned it down after having accused her of causing death by magic, and the last lynching for witchcraft, in which Anna Klemens was lynched after having being pointed out for sorcery by a cunning woman in Brigsted at Horsens in 1800.
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Archimède participated in Operation Vado. With the German advance in June, the port of Cherbourg and the arsenal of Brest were evacuated, ships principally heading towards Casablanca and Dakar. On 18 June Agosta, Achille, Ouessant and Pasteur were scuttled in the port of Brest, having being prevented from putting to sea. By the time the armistice was signed on 22 June 1940, not one of the 29 Redoutable class had sunk any German or Italian ships.
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Crane felt the band needed a singer who could "project" to an audience, and asked Leaf Hound vocalist Pete French to audition for the band. Not long after French came into the studio, Cann began to feel increasingly marginalised, having being relieved of vocal duties and especially after hearing how much Crane had mixed out most of his guitar work on the album, and promptly left the band. Paul Hammond followed him to form Bullet, later renamed Hard Stuff.
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Patrick Anthony Hennessy RHA (28 August 1915 – 30 December 1980) was an Irish realist painter. He was known for his highly finished still lifes, landscapes and trompe l'oeil paintings. The hallmark of his style was his carefully observed realism and his highly finished surfaces, the result of a virtuoso painting technique.Source:Dictionary of Irish Biography by Rebecca Minch He was brought up in Arbroath by his mother and step-father, his father having being killed during World War One.
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The 2020–21 season is the 137th season of Tranmere Rovers in existence and their first back in EFL League Two having being relegated after the premature conclusion of the 2019–20 EFL League Two season due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on association football. Along with competing in League One, the club will also participate in the FA Cup, EFL Cup and EFL Trophy. The season covers the period from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021.
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With accusations having being made between the two, the friendship has soured and the two are left expecting apologies from one another which leaves them not communicating. Kyle Richards and her sister Kim Richards continue to rebuild their relationship after Kim has gotten out of rehab for alcoholism. New wife, Yolanda Foster shows off her huge home in Malibu which includes a glass fridge and her very own lemon orchard. Kim and her other sister, Kathy Hilton, help prepare for Kim's daughter's prom.
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After one season, both would leave and also join the Western Canada Hockey League (the word 'Junior' having being dropped). During the 1966–67 season, the Bombers, led by Bobby Clarke and Reggie Leach, dominated the MJHL and cruised to a league championship, capturing the Turnbull Memorial Cup. Clarke set league records for most assists (112), goals (71), and points (183). Besides the scoring title, Clarke was also the MJHL rookie of the year, and first team all-star centre.
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Information concerning the next decade of Lorenzo's life and work is scanty. From 1410 there is a record of him having being paid fourteen florins for a figure of St. Nicholas for the lunette of the portal of the Ospedale di San Matteo, Florence. This work is now at the Accademia di Belle Arti. Some historians believe Lorenzo oversaw the construction of the Palazzo Capponi alle Rovinate, a late-Gothic style palace located on Via de’ Bardi in Florence, Italy.
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Caprina Fahey was born Charlotte Emily Caprina Gilbert in Capri, Italy, on 13 September 1883. She was the youngest of five children. Her mother was Alice Jane Gilbert (1847–1916) and her father was Alfred Gilbert (1854–1934), sculptor of the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain in Piccadilly Circus, London. Among his other works, he also created the memorial to Henry Fawcett in Westminster Abbey, Fawcett having being married to Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett leader of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS).
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In 1949, following a breakdown in the relationship between the brothers, Adolf created Adidas, and Rudolf established Puma, which became Adidas' business rival. The three stripes are Adidas' identity mark, having being used on the company's clothing and shoe designs as a marketing aid. The branding, which Adidas bought in 1952 from Finnish sports company Karhu Sports for the equivalent of 1,600 euros and two bottles of whiskey, became so successful that Dassler described Adidas as "The three stripes company".
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A second victory over Luxembourg was Gary Sprake's final international appearance. Despite having being considered Wales' first choice goalkeeper for nearly a decade, he finished his career with 37 caps, later remarking "it was expected of you as a Leeds player that you put the club first." In the final match, Wales met Austria in Wrexham needing only a draw to guarantee progress from their group. Arfon Griffiths scored the only goal of the match as Wales secured a 1–0 victory.
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During the first few months all cooking was carried out on an open rough stone fireplace. Governor Charles Fitzgerald visited the depot in April 1852 and was very critical of what he found. He thoroughly disapproved of one of the sappers' quarters having being built prior to organizing more permanent accommodation for the ticket-of-leave holders, especially as winter rains were approaching. He demanded that better arrangements be made for cooking meals and ordered a bakery oven be constructed.
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Scene 1 By the shore of Buyan, the merchant ships have left, and Gvidon laments having being separated from his father ("Veter po moryu gulyayet" = "The wind blows over the sea"). The Swan-Bird will help him by changing him into a bumblebee. He will be able to fly over the sea, as a stowaway on Saltan's ship, to visit him (incognito) in Tmutarakan. Interlude — Flight of the Bumblebee Scene 2 The sailors arrive at Tmutarakan from their visit to Buyan.
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On 24 November 1929, in preparation for the attack, the VNQDD formed a provisional government in anticipation of ending French rule. This occurred in the presence of 13 provincial VNQDD leaders. Hoc was elected president, Nhu vice president, Chinh the interior minister, and Duong the military affairs minister. On 25 December 1929, the French authorities made an attempt to arrest the whole VNQDD leadership in a raid on a planning meeting at Vong La, having being tipped off by Duong.
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Major Jayetileke became the first Officer Commanding, Army Recruit Training Depot in February 1950 when it was established at the Ceylon Volunteer Force Camp in Diyatalawa. On 1 October 1956, Lieutenant Colonel Jayetileke was appointed the first commanding officer of the Ceylon Sinha Regiment at Imperial camp at Diyatalawa. Establishing the Sinha Regiment, Jayetileke served as its commanding officer till March 1964 having being promoted to the rank of colonel. He retired from the army with the rank of brigadier.
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Having being stationed in the Philippines as a member of the United States Marine Corps, NCO Sgt. Maj. William Bailey (Beery) is retired after having served there for 30 years. This happens several months prior to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor and their laying siege to large areas of the South Pacific. When the Japanese invade the Philippines, Bailey confronts and strangles a Nazi secret agent, who is now spreading anti-American, pro-Japanese propaganda among the native Filipinos.
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Between 1992 and 1993, The Lincoln Saints played their home games at Mulsanne Park, the home ground of association football club Nettleham F.C.. Having being reformed in 2005, The Bombers played their home games at RAF Cranwell near Sleaford but moved to operate from Christ's Hospital School close to Lincoln Cathedral. In 2018 the club moved to Memorial Hall in North Hykeham. The club's current training ground is the Rugby field at HMP Lincoln Prison having previously trained in the town of North Hykeham.
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The court case found that women were frequently told that their pay would be reduced immediately after stripping naked, despite never being told that their pay was contingent. Another frequently used tactic was to cut pay after the scene was shot by citing body flaws even though the models had sent nude photos clearly showing whatever blemishes and tattoos they had. One woman was allegedly paid $400 after having being promised $2,000, and also locked out of the hotel room where she was expecting to stay.
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After having being sent away, the officer reappeared a little later at the head of a detachment of 60 Mexican lancers who had taken cover behind the terrain and the vegetation. Two platoons of the Chasseurs d'Afrique were sent to confront them. The Mexican lancers, upon seeing the superior force, routed immediately and a twenty-minute chase ensued. They were caught near Fortín and decided to wheel about and face the French, but suffered five killed and twelve captured, with the rest fleeing for their lives.
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Sailani, while studying at the University of Santo Tomas as a high school student, had three girlfriends in sequence. At around age 20, having being part of a Catholic school, he converted to Catholicism from Islam and was baptized with the adopted name of "Martin," one of the priests serving in the school. Sailani later reverted to Islam. He met Aurora Mendoza, who would be later his wife, while working with Manolo Elizalde, one of the sponsors of his swimming stints along with Senator Ambrosio Padilla.
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Despite being out of parliament in 1841 Peel again appointed him Storekeeper of the Ordnance, a position he resigned in 1845 after a scandal involving improperly-bought railway shares. He remained as an unpaid volunteer until 1853, when he was appointed as a Commissioner for Income Tax to prevent him from becoming bankrupt. He died on 26 April 1863 at home, with many of his papers having being collected by Peel and destroyed apart from a few texts now in the Peel papers of the British Library.
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On 3 October 2003, two years after the July 2001 separation of the North and South prisons, the North prison became HMP Edmunds Hill. The prison was then converted into a Category C Male establishment in January 2005. Moors Murderer Myra Hindley had been imprisoned there for almost five years before she died in West Suffolk Hospital on 15 November 2002, having being hospitalised as a result of a heart attack at Highpoint. In October 2006, 10 inmates rioted at the prison, damaging toilets and shower facilities.
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Wise kept a store and was Vice President of the School of Arts. An early resident of Ravenswood remembered the store as having being used by the Chinese as a general store, produce outlet and a gold exchange during the "rush" years, although this may have simply taken the form of accepting payment for goods in gold. The name Jun Yeung Wong and Company was faintly visible on the front of the store until the 1960s, although it is not recorded in post office directories.
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The form of Bahrain in 2004 AFC Asian Cup was a complete stunning for many. In their just second appearance, Bahrain was drawn with mighty host China, neighbor Qatar and Southeast Asia's finest Indonesia. However, Bahrain went on undefeated at the group stage, including a famous 2–2 draw to China in Beijing, 1–1 to Qatar before trashed Indonesia 3–1 to reach the quarter-finals for the first time. Then, Bahrain overcame Uzbekistan on penalty shootout in the quarter-finals, having being held 2–2.
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On June 30, 2019, it was announced that Netflix had given the production a series order consisting of eleven episodes. The series was developed by Allan Heinberg who was also expected to executive produce alongside Neil Gaiman and David Goyer. In July 2020, Digital Spy published an article where Gaiman gave an update to the series, stating that the series will be updated for modern times and be set in the year 2021, with Dream now having being imprisoned for 105 years instead of 75 years.
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After this, protestors threw water bottles at the officers who were standing on the steps of the Benton County Court House. After having being struck by water bottles and having "threatening language" thrown their way, more tear gas was deployed at the front of the square. It was during this time back up from multiple surrounding agencies arrived to support the BCSO. One group seemed to be in military uniform, with batons and a rile strapped to their front, while others only carried large batons.
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The men are reclining on a low bed so that they are able to hold > the long pipes used for smoking the opium, heated over the glowing lamp > shown on a tray brought by a servant. This painting has a fascinating > provenance having being owned by the artist Lucien Freud and later by the > singer Marianne Faithfull. The word 'provenance' means a chronology of ownership. Lucien Freud was the grandson of Sigmund Freud and was himself a well known British artist specialising in figurative art.
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She was perhaps contacted by the Greek patriotic organization Filiki Eteria During this period she undertook a number of charity initiatives. In 1819–20 she financed a number of restoration works in Mount Athos. In January 1822, during the last stage of the siege of Ioannina by the Ottoman Sultan's forces, Vassiliki together with Ali Pasha and his private guard escaped to Ioannina Island. Ali Pasha was executed there on January 22 by an Ottoman delegation, having being declared an outlaw by the Sultan.
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The local Montenegrin authorities singled out Jusuf Mejonjić and the population of Šahovići as having being active in Bošković's murder and issued an order was issued on the same day to confiscate all weapons in possession of the population of Šahovići and Pavino Polje. Bošković was buried on 9 November 1924. In the speeches held during his funeral, the Orthodox population of Šahovići accused the Muslim population of Šahovići for his death. Adil Zulfikarpašić emphasizes that Šahovići and Pavino Polje had been disarmed two days before the massacre.
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The house passed on to the Mudaliyar's son Don Stephen "D.S." Senanayake who with his brothers became active in local politics entering the Legislative Council of Ceylon and thereafter State Council of Ceylon. Becoming a prominent State Council Minister and national leader; D. S. Senanayake was lead the infinitive to gain Ceylon's Independence from Britain and right to self-rule in 1948, becoming the first Prime Minister of Ceylon. During his long political career, Senanayake used Bothale as his country seat having being elected to parliament from the Mirigama electorate.
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A property dispute case in 1965 showed no evidence of this turnpike having being built. On April 13, 1825, the legislature chartered the Auburn and Port Byron Turnpike Company. The Auburn and Port Byron Turnpike began at the Auburn State Prison in Auburn and proceeded northward along the routing of NY 38 to meet the north branch of the Seneca Turnpike in the town of Brutus (now Throop). From there, the turnpike continued on NY 38 through Port Byron to the Seneca River, where it ended at a bridge crossing the river at Mosquito Point.
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A few weeks later, Reo-Coker was recalled by O'Neill, having being called ahead of a match. Reo-Coker enjoyed a resurgence at the start of the 2010–11 season under new Villa manager Gérard Houllier and following news in October 2010 that captain Petrov would be out injured for two months, Houllier named him as captain until Petrov's return. On 27 May 2011, Aston Villa announced that Nigel Reo-Coker had left the club following his contract expiring. After being released, he would accuse the club's chief of not contacting him about his release.
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For confidentiality, the virtual audience did not witness the elimination's result or the unmasking of the performers. Production of The Masked Singer was suspended on 22 August 2020 after a crew member tested positive to COVID-19, with 16 confirmed cases connected to the show. All production staff, judges and singers were placed in self-isolation. All episodes of the show except for the grand finale had been filmed prior to the production's suspension, with the finale having being scheduled to film within hours of the shut down.
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On 17 July 2017, Romera agreed to a four- year contract at Cádiz CF from Segunda División, for a fee of €350,000.Acuerdo con el FCB para el traspaso de Dani Romera (Agreement with FCB for the transfer of Dani Romera); Cádiz CF, 17 July 2017 (in Spanish) On 31 January 2019, having being rarely used during the campaign, he was loaned to fellow league team CF Rayo Majadahonda for five months. On 15 August 2019, Romera moved to second division side AD Alcorcón on a one-year loan.
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When talking to a group of people he likes to oscillate his hands in a manner not unlike someone trying to tune an invisible transistor radio. Doctors have since confirmed that this is due to him having PTSD having being dismissed by numerous spin bowlers in his playing career, this was the main weakness of 'The Count'. Known Phobias Jeremy is very superstitious and not only believes in but is deathly afraid of ghosts. Around Halloween he books into an isolated 'non-haunted' house until this festive period has passed.
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Evidence of an active microbiological ecosystem in Pitch Lake have been reported. The microbial diversity was found to be unique when compared to microbial communities analyzed at other hydrocarbon- rich environments, including the La Brea tar pits in California, and an oil well and a mud volcano in Trinidad and Tobago, among other sites. Archaeal and bacterial communities co-exist, with novel species having being discovered from Pitch Lake samples. Besides this, novel fungal life forms are described which can grow on the available asphaltenes as a sole carbon and energy source.
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Researchers at the University of Bristol demonstrated that a large amount of the radioactive 14C was concentrated on the inner walls of the graphite blocks. Due to this, they propose that much of it can be effectively removed from the blocks. This can be done by heating them to the sublimation point of 3915 K (3642 °C, 6588 °F) which will release the carbon in gaseous form. After this blocks will be less radioactive and possibly easier to dispose of with most of the radioactive 14C having being extracted.
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Its replacement is a programme called Xtra Bites presented by Becca Dudley on the ITV Hub. This is also the first series to be sponsored by Just Eat, with the show having being sponsored by TalkTalk since 2009, as well as the second time the show has premiered in September, rather than August, since the first series in 2004. Rak-Su won the competition on 3 December 2017 and they became the second group to win the competition and Simon Cowell became the winning mentor for the fourth time.
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A year later, back in England, he is drawn into the circle from Quiet Interior. Claire (née Norris) and 'Lucy' (Lucien) Lincoln are now happily married; Lucy's sister and Claire's best friend, Henrietta, 28, is now a young widow, Bill Osler having being killed in action near the end of the War. Inigo is not attracted at first to Henrietta; he admires Claire. He is gradually drawn to Henrietta, however, by his interest in Bill's paintings, and then by her qualities – courage, good sense, humour, sensitivity, intellectual honesty.
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The largest single collection of Sitwell papers is in the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin. It includes 951 letters from Osbert Sitwell to David Horner and it has been said that Horner sold them to the University of Texas as a spite gesture for having being denied the inheritance of Montegufoni, the Italian Castle he loved, over Sitwell's death; Osbert Sitwell wrote off Horner from a previous will, leaving his London flat to his male nurse, Frank Magro, and Montegufoni to his nephew.
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In the kingdom of Springfieldia, the Serfsons visit Jacqueline Bouvier at The Webs at Giant Spider Acres, a retirement forest, of which Marge discovers, to her shock, that Jacqueline is freezing over. At Barber Hibbert's Surgery, Jacqueline is found with progressive frozen mortification after having being bitten by an ice walker, which converts the victim's flesh to ice in the span of a week. To save her, he proposes a treatment, buying an Amulet of Warmfyre. However the cost for it is too high, and Marge sends Homer to grab the necessary money.
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The Burnt mound in Fox Hollies Park is a Bronze Age burnt mound archaeological feature located in Fox Hollies Park, in the Fox Hollies area of south Birmingham. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument, having being scheduled by English Heritage (now Historic England) on 24 July 2002. It consists of an oval mound about 0.3m tall and about 14m by 9m in length. As of 2019 there are no plaques, explanatory boards or indeed any other features in the park to indicate its existence, and it is currently covered in plant growth.
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According to the ACLU, calling someone a Nazi is protected free speech under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. In 2008, British radio presenter Jon Gaunt called a guest a Nazi, for which he was fired. An Ofcom complaint against TalkSport, his employer, was upheld by the United Kingdom High Court of Justice in 2010. In 2019, the Ukrainian S14 group won a defamation suit against Hromadske, a newspaper which had labeled them neo-Nazi, despite such a characterization having being used by Reuters and The Washington Post.
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The title of the movie was later changed to Dil Bechara (The Helpless Heart) and is named after one of the original songs written for the movie that the director felt summed up the message of the film. Music composer A.R.Rahman has composed the background music and songs of the movie. The film was scheduled to be released on May 8, 2020, after having being initially scheduled in November 2019, but was later postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in India. It was released on July 24, 2020 on Disney+ Hotstar and like the American adaptation, met with mainly positive reviews.
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Saratov Central Airport had been the airport that served Saratov for many decades, having being opened under Soviet rule in 1931. Originally, the airfield was built relatively far away from the city, but the city's limits slowly caught up to the airport. By the early 1990s, the airfield was completely surrounded by urban area with no room to expand. At the time there still was plenty of excess capacity left over to soak up the ever-growing passenger numbers; however, by about the mid-2000s it was realised that Saratov Central would soon be too small to handle the forecast passenger numbers.
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The issue of women's right to academic education is central to the book's plot. The lecturers of Shrewsbury College are veterans of the prolonged struggle for academic degrees for women, which Oxford granted only reluctantly. The Fellows of the college are surprised and a bit dismayed at the attitude of their students, who take for granted this right for which such a hard struggle had to be fought. Sayers had herself been one of the first women to obtain an Oxford university degree, having being awarded first-class honours in the mediaeval literature examinations of 1915.
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The title, cover art and opening track, "42 Wheels", all refer to the murder of five people by an intoxicated, outback trucker, Douglas Crabbe. The album reached No. 89 on the Australia Album charts and No. 37 on the New Zealand charts. The first single from the album, "The Slab", having being renamed from its original title of "Betty's Worry or The Slab", was also released in August, as a double A-sided single, with "Carry Me" but failed to chart. A music video was shot for "The Slab" and entered rotation on MTV in mid-October 1984.
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After a protracted effort in which they had two offers turned down, Dundee signed Harkins in July 2009 for a fee of £150,000 plus future fees. He made 42 appearances for Dundee in the 2009–10 season, scoring 17 goals, won the SFL Player of the Month for August 2009, and was nominated for Scotland's Player of the Year for the First Division. At the start of the 2010–11 season, Harkins was named captain after being given the armband by manager Gordon Chisholm. Having being appointed, Harkins said he would try his best to become a captain.
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Nevertheless, the sketch is considered the show's most famous one and was voted as the show's best in a TV special, while also placing fifth on Channel 4's 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches. The original script, hand-written by Barker, was sold for £48,500 at auction in 2007 after having being featured in an episode of Antiques Roadshow the previous year. The show was considered a "national institution" with audiences of between 15 and 20 million regularly tuning in to its 93 episodes. Barker won the BAFTA for Best Light Entertainment Performance in 1971 and 1977 for the show.
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Once finished the renovations provided the school with three more rooms; one for Manual Instruction, a sixty student accommodating classroom and a room with all the necessities for Practical and Experimental Science. The school moved to is present site on Kevlin Road in 1967. In 1993, after the resignation of Brother McCrohan, the school appointed its first non-clerical headmaster, Roddy Tierney, a former pupil of the school and a teacher in the school. At present the Principal is Mr. Foncy McConnell who was appointed Principal in March 2016, having being acting Principal for the previous year.
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Construction was allowed to continue, as opposed to canceling ongoing contracts, and the plant was completed in 1988. It was then abandoned, never having being loaded with fuel. CIRENE was one of several reactor designs being researched in Italy, which also included advanced light water designs with US companies and fast breeder reactors in partnership with France and Germany. CIRENE was ultimately the only one these that progressed to the prototype phase; after the Chernobyl accident a 1987 referendum ended the development of nuclear power in Italy and since then all existing reactors have been shut down.
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Cavallier was born in Grasse, "the capital of perfume", a town known for centuries for its manufacture of perfumes, to a family that lived in the town since the 15th century. His father and grandfather were also perfumers, and he credits as having being his greatest influences. As a child, his father trained him in the fragrances of natural raw components, and he has stated that the ingredients he considers most essential for perfumers to use include rose, agar wood, jasmine and orange flower. He began working in perfume factories in Grasse during the summers beginning at the age of 10.
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James McCormick (26 September 1912 – 4 January 1968) was an English professional footballer and manager. McCormick began his career with Rotherham United having being spotted playing for the local YMCA. Despite interest from other clubs, he moved to Chesterfield in 1932 and just eight months later he signed for Tottenham Hotspur. After revitalising the side's 1933/34 promotion push, McCormick became a mainstay of the side that finish 3rd in the 1933/34 First Division and remained a constant figure until a serious injury suffered at the start of the 1937/38 season virtually finished his career.
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Five laps later, Jacques Villeneuve became the fourth and final driver on the day to hit the wall at that turn, bringing the safety car out for the third time. Hill, Schumacher, and Villeneuve were three of the four Formula 1 Drivers' Champions competing in the race who hit the wall. The third safety car period, occurring around the halfway point of the race, was used by many drivers to make a scheduled pitstop. Fisichella, Frentzen, Pedro Diniz, Ralf Schumacher, Herbert, Häkkinen,and Irvine all came into the pits shortly before or after the safety car having being deployed to the circuit.
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Having being created for almost 5 years the album marked a departure from Blurton's work with C'mon in that it represented a number of different genres, including a great deal of psychedelic material. While Blurton played and sang much of the album himself, there also appeared a former Change of Heart/Danko Jones drummer Damon Richardson, Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew, and Raising the Fawn's Scott Remila. For live reproduction of the record beginning in late 2009, Blurton enlisted a Hamilton, Ontario group called Huron to back him, having recently produced their debut album. Blurton has produced a number of albums.
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Comparison of plug-in car market shares in California vs American market (2011-2019) Cumulative sales of highway legal plug-in electric passenger cars in the U.S. since 2010 totaled 1.45 million at the end of 2019. Since December 2016 the U.S. has the world's third largest stock of plug-in passenger cars, after having being overtook by Europe in 2015 and China during 2016. California is the country's largest plug-in car regional market with a stock of 668,827 units through December 2019. See section: "Hybrid Vehicle Market Share Increased to 5.5 Percent in 2019 " - registrations between 2015 and 2019.
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Born in Treinta y Tres in the namesake department, Silva began his career in 1991 with Defensor Sporting (having being a Boca Juniors player for six hours previous to that), signing shortly after with Montevideo and Primera División powerhouse Peñarol; In 1995, aged 22, he switched to Italy and signed with Cagliari Calcio, where he was nicknamed Sa pibinca (Sardinian for nuisance) due to his frenzied attacking style. In his last season he helped the club return to Serie A, posting his best individual record with 13 goals; during his three-year spell, he also briefly returned to Peñarol on loan.
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In 1997, Nawaz Sharif and his conservative Pakistan Muslim League-N won a landslide victory in the general elections, resulting in a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly– the lower house of bicameral Parliament of Pakistan. His second tenure was marked with serious legal confrontation with the Supreme Court courted by Chief Justice Sajjad Ali Shah over the legality and technicality of Thirteenth Amendment and the Ehtesab Act, 1997 (lit. Accountability Act, 1997). Chief Justice Shah had been battling in the Supreme Court for his legitimacy due to many senior justices had seen his appointment as "inappropriate and political", having being appointed by former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 1994.
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Guinean forest-savanna mosaic near Kpalimé Some 2,500 species of vascular plant were included in the Flora of Togo in 1984, with at least 235 species having being added since then. Including introduced plants that have become naturalized, it is estimated that there are 3,450 species in the country, however the flora is still incompletely known. The natural vegetation varies, with tropical savanna occurring in the centre and north of the country, moist semi-evergreen forests in the mountainous areas, and mangrove forests near the coast. As the country is densely populated, only remnants of the forests survive outside the national parks and reserves.
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Sri Lanka Army flags In 1971, the found itself facing a full blown insurgency, when the JVP Insurrection broke out in April 1971. Having being caught by surprise, as a result of failure to comprehend the magnitude of the insurgency from intelligence reports. Although completely ill-prepared to deal with an insurgency, lacking weapons, ammunition, equipment and training; the army responded quickly and successfully defeated the insurgency by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna by mid 1971. In May 1972, when Ceylon was proclaimed a republic and changed its name from the Dominion of Ceylon to the Republic of Sri Lanka, all Army units were renamed accordingly.
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Aside from offering ideological courses, it allows to video chat with friends, send messages that get deleted after having being read, create a personal calendar, get informed through the state media or watch TV series about the history of the Communist Party of China. The app also has a section about Xi Jinping's thoughts and life and weekly quizzes can be taken about Xi's life and the CPC where points can be won. The usage of each of these sections can provide the user with "study points". By April 2019 it had more than 100 million active users according to the Chinese state media.
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Both increased smartphone sales and lack of enforcement created a situation where in which it was acceptable to use your phone while driving again, yet having being illegal for over 13 years. In 2017 the Department of transport (DfT) decided to increase the penalties to a £200 ($268) fine with 6 penalty points as a result of the growing acceptance of phone use while driving. This would mean that motorists who perhaps already had 6 points on their driving licence, would be disqualified from driving for 6 months if caught. The biggest detriment would be for newly qualified drivers who have passed their driving tests within the last two years.
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Thomas's first competitive game was at the age of 11 in September 1966, having being inspired by the World Cup success of that year, for BOCM Ladies as a traditional right winger. She was also encouraged by watching her father Percy, who had been a keen amateur footballer and a founder member of a local team called Air Street United. Her talents were quickly recognised and she was snapped up by Reckitts Ladies, then under the tutelage of Flo Bilton. A move to local rivals Hull Brewery Ladies followed, gaining recognition with the Hull and District Representative team, the North of England squad and an eventual England call up.
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The division initially started in February 1994 as Fox Family Films, as one of four film divisions of 20th Century Fox under executive John Matoian. The division was planned to produce six feature films a year as part of a plan to produce more films per year overall. Fox senior vice president of production Chris Meledandri was transferred into the unit as executive vice president in March 1994 after having being hired the previous year. The week of May 6, 1994, Fox Family announced the hiring of Don Bluth and Gary Goldman for a new $100 million animation studio which began construction that year in Phoenix, Arizona.
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The San Marcos Hotel is located on one of the prime corners of the original 1912 Chandler Townsite, at the northwest corner of San Marcos Place and Commonwealth Avenue and faces east onto San Marcos Plaza, the center of Chandler, Arizona. Operated by InterContinental Hotels Group's Crowne Plaze brand, the hotel is owned by Interwest Capital after having being acquired in 2013. The hotel was conceived by Dr. A.J. Chandler and subsequently named for Fray Marcos de Niza, the first European to enter the Salt River Valley in 1512. The hotel opened with great fanfare in 1913, with Vice President Thomas Marshall in attendance.
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In 1880, the mill at Campbell's Corners was destroyed by fire; however, it was promptly rebuilt with the efforts of the entire community. In 1914, the building was destroyed a second time, again by a fire which also destroyed a barn and two homes located on the property; the mill was not rebuilt at this time, as the industry was in steady decline. With the closure of the mills and the general store, Campbell's Corners became a completely residential community by the mid-20th century. Presently the community still consists entirely of private homes, some of which are modern, having being built overtop of old farms.
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On 8 October 2018, it was confirmed that Director of High Performance Andrew Russell would be departing the club after fourteen seasons, having accepted a position at . On 19 October 2018, it was announced that former player and 2008 AFL premiership captain Sam Mitchell would return to the club as an assistant coach, having being an assistant coach at and helping the club win the 2018 AFL Grand Final. On 3 November 2018, Torin Baker was announced as the new development coach, filling the role previously held by Max Bailey. On 27 November 2018, It was announced that Jarryd Roughead would not continue on as captain in 2019.
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The music video was directed by Deaton Flanigen and premiered in March 1999. It takes place entirely on a city bus, with Chely performing by herself in the back of the bus, and in another scene with two backup singers and two guitarists while standing on the bus. In the beginning, it shows many of the bus's patrons, before moving to a "single white female looking for a special lover". Two men get on and eventually leave the bus (having being seated in the row next to her and behind her, respectively) before a third man comes on and sits next to her, where they glance at each other.
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Ardill 2017 The citizens of Broken Hill suffered severely from the effects of the drought of 1940, and further prolonged dry periods in the early to mid-1940s, with enormous dust storms ravaging the city. Due to the success and popularity of the regeneration reserves, from 1946 the city administration lobbied the New South Wales government to complete the encirclement of the city with further regeneration reserves, and these were constructed to the north and east of Broken Hill between 1950 and 1958.Ardill 2017 The regeneration reserves created between 1936 and 1958 now primarily comprise the current Broken Hill regeneration area, with minor adjustments having being made over the years.
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The marsh helps to clean polluted runoff in San Diego Creek before it flows into the estuary of Newport Bay. Until the early 2000s, the area was heavily contaminated with the pesticides diazinon and chlorpyrifos, which were successfully removed from the creek after the Environmental Protection Agency implemented best management practices in the watershed. Currently the largest freshwater marsh in Orange County, the San Joaquin was once severely polluted and degraded, having being used first as the Newport salt works and then as farmland. During the 1950s and 1960s, San Diego Creek followed a much shorter, channelized course to the bay, bypassing the marsh entirely.
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Alexander having being captured at the Battle of Dunbar on 27 April 1296 and was only released upon agreeing to serve Edward I in a campaign in Flanders.Stevenson, Joseph (1870); Documents Illustrative of the History of Scotland from the Death of King Alexander the Third to the Accession of Robert Bruce. MCCLXXXVI- MCCCVI, Volume 2; p175 From entries in the accounts of the expenses of John Baliol when a prisoner in England with reference to a horse of Alexander de Baliol, it would seem that he shared the captivity of his kinsman. On 13 January 1297 Edward made a presentation to the church of Cavers, upon the ground that the lands of Alexander de Baliol were in his hands.
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Llergo Bay 2016, p. 104 Initially he kept publishing under various pen-names,pen-names listed are "M", "Eneas" and "Tulio", Peñaflor 1931, p. XL. Other authors claim that "Tulio" was a pen-name of Leandro Herrero, Fernández Escudero 2012, p. 132, and that "Eneas" was a pen-name of Benigno Bolaños, Andrés Martín 2000, p. 28 most of his essays having being doctrinal ones, with some focus also on society and regional establishments.Peñaflor 1931, p. XLI At some pointaccording to one author already in 1887, Barreiro Fernandez 1976, p. 287, most authors point rather to 1889, 1890 or 1891 de Mella was invited to move to Madrid and enter the editorial board, the offer he accepted.
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Hunnic invasion Mistreated by corrupt local Roman officials, the Gothic refugees were soon experiencing a famine; some are recorded as having being forced to sell their children to Roman slave traders in return for rotten dog meat. Enraged by this treachery, Fritigern unleashed a widescale rebellion in Thrace, in which he was joined not only by Gothic refugees and slaves, but also by disgruntled Roman workers and peasants, and Gothic deserters from the Roman Army. The ensuing conflict, known as the Gothic War, lasted for several years. Meanwhile, a group of Greuthungi, led by the chieftains Alatheus and Saphrax, who were co-regents with Vithericus, son and heir of the Greuthungi king Vithimiris, crossed the Danube without Roman permission.
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Major General Senanayake was appointed the Army Chief of Staff on 22 March 2017, and was then promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and Army Commander by order of President Maithripala Sirisena on 4 July 2017. During his tenure the army was mobilised and deployed on several occasions, in aid of civilian authorities when a state of emergency was declared as a result of the 2018 anti-Muslim riots and the 2019 Easter bombings bring the security situation under control. On 21 August 2019, he retired from the army, having being promoted to the rank of General. He was succeeded as Army Commander by Major General Shavendra Silva, the Chief of Staff of the army.
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Northern Ireland went on to secure a draw in Helsinki which secured them as group winners for the first time in national history as they became the first team in history to win a group having being ranked in pot five. Following Northern Ireland defeating Slovenia 1-0 in Belfast the team created history by going 10 games undefeated, former Manchester United keeper Roy Carroll and Head Coach Michael O'Neill both praised MacPhee's work with the players as they prepare for Euro 2016. Northern Ireland were drawn in a group with Germany, Poland and Ukraine and progressed to the knock-out stages after a historic 2-0 win over Ukraine in Lyon.
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Having being impressed by Park Kwang- hyun's 2002 short film My Nike, Film It Suda CEO Jang Jin gave him a new project: to direct an adaptation of one of Jang's successful stage plays called Welcome to Dongmakgol. The final script was the result of 18 months of brainstorming between Jang, Park, and visual supervisor Kim Joong. The film was originally budgeted for around , as there were no big stars (mostly actors acquainted with Jang or affiliated with Film It Suda). However, filming and post-production CGI took much longer than expected, and the budget skyrocketed to , putting Jang's company in trouble: for a small production company like Film It Suda failing with this film would have been catastrophic.
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Hence, Pentelute and his lab created an amino acid sequence consisting of phenylalanine, cysteine, proline, and phenylalanine, known as the pi-clamp, to selectively modify a cysteine site in proteins. Having being made from natural compounds, the pi-clamp reacts with a perfluoroaromatic reagent and the cysteine thiol site, thus causing an overall decrease in the reaction's activation energy. Additional advantages of this pi-clamping technique compared to non-natural methods include the clamp being of small size and being able to have direct interaction with the site. This new approach for modification of cells helped researchers target site-specific cells and label proteins without the use of enzymes, which makes the modification process more efficient.
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Another example of the brothers' methodical research can be found in the construction of the, since demolished, Hampden County Jail. When first contracted for the design, the two not only consulted with county authorities through their several drafts of the facility's design, but personally travelled through a number of states to obtain the best working ideas for penitentiaries at that time. They were described by several accounts as having being known internationally, with projects engineered by them in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, China, India, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, and Central American nations as well. Toward the end of their partnership, one account reports their company established a department devoted entirely to commercial and residential structures as well.
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The club, however, managed to retain its Football League status through this period, largely thanks to the high attendances at Fellows Park demonstrating a healthy desire for League football in Walsall. In 1958, following a reorganisation of the Football League, Walsall became founder members of the Fourth Division — now holding the distinction of having being founder members of the Second, Third and Fourth tiers. Under the management of Bill Moore, the club achieved successive promotions, scoring 102 goals on their way to winning the Fourth Division title in 1959–60 and finishing as Third Division runners-up in 1960–61. The league title in 1960 was the club's first in their 72-year history.
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He later served with his regiment's 2nd Battalion, part of the 21st (Bareilly) Brigade in the 7th (Meerut) Division and the second of his regiment's two Regular Army battalions, in the Sinai and Palestine Campaign and the Mesopotamian campaign, including in the fall of Baghdad in March 1917. On 5 January 1917 he became his battalion's adjutant. He won the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) on 25 August 1917 and, having being confirmed in his rank of captain on 19 November 1917, was awarded the Military Cross (MC) on 15 February 1919 for his actions during the Battle of Megiddo in September 1918. The citation for his MC reads: Ritchie was also mentioned in despatches.
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The "Shot heard round the world" is a term used in reference to one of the most historic goals in U.S. soccer history, which allowed the U.S. national team to make it to the 1990 FIFA World Cup after 36 years of failed attempts to qualify. This goal was scored in the qualification game between United States and Trinidad and Tobago on November 19, 1989 in Port of Spain. The U.S. team had not qualified for a FIFA World Cup since 1950, and the U.S. (having being selected by FIFA in 1988 to host the 1994 FIFA World Cup) wanted to give a good impression to the world of soccer by qualifying to the 1990 World Cup.
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In its 2018 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report, the University of Pennsylvania named the Taiwan-Asia Exchange Foundation as one of the Best New Think Tanks of 2018, where it was listed as the youngest of 27 international think tanks having being founded only in August of the same year. It also marked the first time a Taiwan-based think tank made it to the category in the report since it was launched in 2008. "The ranking represents recognition of the TAEF's work and its high level of global engagement, and it shows that the international think tank community has paid great attention to Taiwan's NSP and its external relations," said TAEF Executive Director Alan Yang.
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An average light reading is obtained from the device and the arrow on the circular panel is rotated across the value, yielding a range of aperture and shutter speed combinations that would properly expose the scene. The initial publication of Moonrise was at the end of 1942, with a two-page image in U.S. Camera Annual 1943, having being selected by the "photo judge" of U.S. Camera, Edward Steichen. In that publication, Adams gave this account: Adams' later accounts were more dramatic. In his autobiography, completed by his assistant and editor Mary Alinder shortly after his 1984 death, the traveling companions encountered a "fantastic scene", a church and cemetery near Hernandez, New Mexico, and pulled to the side of the road.
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On 30 September 1821, following the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence, an Ottoman Turkish ship carrying Muslim refugees, after having being pursued by Greek naval vessels, tried to dock in the port of Zakynthos to obtain provisions. The local Zakynthians became angered given the atrocities committed by the Ottoman Turks against Christians in the Ottoman Empire resulting in the infamous Events of the Ipsolithos. Kyriakos Xoraphas by Ioannis Korais (the younger), 1826 A small group of British soldiers and their presiding officer attempted to ensure the refugees received supplies and adhered to the quarantine regulations. However, the local Zakynthians, some of whom some were armed attacked the British soldiers, killing one and wounding several soldiers including the officer.
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Having being burned out by the endless chores and errands at home, and with her brother working with the Civilian Conservation Corps in Montana, Kit, with no other choice, decides to go on an adventure with Will, who shared his experiences as a runaway teen leaving his family behind and resorting to morally questionable means to survive such as petty theft and faking illness to gain sympathy. Will reluctantly takes her and Stirling to the dangerous act of "riding the rails"—hitchhiking aboard freight trains, a common practice by destitute people of the time to find work. This fell through when Kit is arrested and jailed for her antics. Feigning illness, Kit escapes, but Will and Stirling are left behind.
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A construction permit for a low-power television station on UHF channel 27 in Cleveland was issued on December 8, 1994 under the call sign W27BQ to North Georgia Television. On October 27, 1997, the station filed for a license to cover, which was granted on November 17. The call letters were changed to WTNB-LP on July 1, 1998; on June 12, 2003, the call sign was modified to WTNB-CA, after having being granted class A status on September 10, 2001. Under North Georgia Television, WTNB was a sister station to WDNN-CA and WDGA-CA in Dalton, Georgia; by 2005, WTNB and WDNN programmed similar lineups featuring FamilyNet and local programming, though WTNB's local programming was separate from that on WDNN.
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Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co is a full service Indian law firm and is one of the largest law firms of India. The firm came into existence after its predecessor Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co was split into two after a dispute emerged between the two managing partners of firm who were heading the Delhi and Mumbai office separately. SAM as it is popularly now known is considered as Tier 1 law firm having being ranked amongst the top 3 Law firms in almost all major practice areas. The firm regularly advises some of the largest MNCs, Private Equity Funds and Indian corporate houses. Before its split, Amarchand Mangaldas was India’s biggest law firm with over 600 lawyers (almost double the size of the other large firms).
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Early photographs show the station with the overall roof. Later photographs indicate major alterations had taken place, with a westward extension of the platforms - the join is readily apparent in the back walls to the platforms today, the roof removed, extra rooms at platform level added to the west of the station master's house and alterations to the frontage of that house. Interestingly the tall decorative upper chimneys are also shown as having being removed down to the basic rectangular stacks and conventional pots installed. The semi-elliptical brick arch bridge over Northgate Road to the east of the station, which like the station building is a Grade II listed building, has been credited to Frederick Barnes (who was a partner of Sancton Wood) and Charles Russell.
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According to Richard Crossman, Bevan hated "the in-fighting which you have to do in politics.... He wasn't cut out to be a leader, he was cut out to be a prophet". In April 1954, Bevan resigned from the Labour parliamentary committee, having being rebuked by Attlee after accusing the Labour leader of surrendering to American pressure over a proposed multi-national defence organisation in Asia and the Pacific. He later said that he had resigned his position to "call attention to the fact that their movement was in grave crisis", and stated his belief that he would be have been party chairman by the following year if he had remained. In July of the same year, Bevan announced his intention to stand for election as the Treasurer of the Labour Party against Hugh Gaitskell.
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David Mocatta and John Urpeth Rastrick of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway were the likely designers of this romantic, medieval castle-like surround. The octagonal turrets stand tall in the cutting either side of the turreted and castellated north portal. Along with its attached cottage (private dwelling) perched directly over the line, is one of the more unusual and photogenic railway features on the Brighton Main Line and is now a Grade II listed building, having being designated on 11 May 1983. The single-storey cottage over the north portal, which is built in contrasting red brick and sits curiously off centre, was added in 1849 for the purpose of housing the lamp-lighter, who was tasked with relighting the gas lamps in the tunnel after passing trains snuffed them out.
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The crisis was continuing unabated, and in the evening of October 24, the Soviet news agency TASS broadcast a telegram from Khrushchev to Kennedy in which Khrushchev warned that the United States's "outright piracy" would lead to war. That was followed at 9:24 pm by a telegram from Khrushchev to Kennedy, which was received at 10:52 pm EDT. Khrushchev stated, "if you weigh the present situation with a cool head without giving way to passion, you will understand that the Soviet Union cannot afford not to decline the despotic demands of the USA" and that the Soviet Union views the blockade as "an act of aggression" and their ships will be instructed to ignore it. After October 23, Soviet communications with the USA increasingly showed indications of having being rushed.
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Stratigraphic diagram of the Nanlinghu Formation at the Majiashan Quarry (the source locality of Sclerocormus is marked in red) In 2011, the only known specimen of Cartorhynchus was discovered in Bed 633 from the second level of the Majiashan Quarry near downtown Chaohu, Anhui Province, China; the rock strata in this quarry belong to the Upper Member of the Nanlinghu Formation. The specimen consists of a nearly-complete skeleton missing only part of the tail and some of the bones from the left part of the rear skull. The specimen's preservation likely resulted from it having being deposited in sediment right side down, thus leaving the left side exposed to the elements. It received a field number of MT-II, and later a specimen number of AGB 6257 at the Anhui Geological Museum.
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Metro production (1980–1997) The Metro remained one of Britain's most popular cars throughout its production life, even during its final year when it was among the oldest designs on sale in the country. During its early years, the Austin Metro was Britain's most popular small car; often outselling the Ford Fiesta. It was still one of Britain's best selling cars by the time it was replaced by the Rover 100 in late 1994, with almost 1,500,000 having being sold (an average of more than 100,000 per year). However, despite reasonable numbers being sold in France and Italy, overall sales in Europe were modest in comparison to established rivals such as the Fiesta (which typically sold 500,000 units per year across Europe), meaning that BL still could not realise the true economies of scale.
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On 7 December 1941, Major Hayton reported the sinking of the S.S. Chantala in Tobruk Harbour. ‘Appendix B’ is attached to his report: On Sunday, the, No.1 Section was detailed to escort 500 German and Italian prisoners from the POW camp at Tobruk to Alexandria, making the sea voyage by the SS CHANTALA. Loading operations were enlivened by two bombing attacks, first by a formation and later by a solitary German plane, both were beaten off by fire of an anti- aircraft vessel lying alongside the 'Chantala'. Shortly after 1700 hours, the last batch of prisoners having being escorted to their quarters below decks, the ship made ready for sea, a tug moving her slowly from the wharf and turning her into the channel, while all hands moved to ‘action stations’.
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Castle Semple Loch was at one time around 4.5 miles long and nearly a mile wide; however, the loch was the subject of much drainage work between 1680 and 1774, resulting in around 400 acres of acres of rich land such as Aird's Meadow being made available for cultivation and grazing with a concomitant loss of surface area and depth of water. Some this had to be reversed to provide for mills powered by the Black Cart Water. In William Roy's map of circa 1747–1755 the peel is shown on an irregularly shaped isthmus extending from the shoreline at Lochside House and the Black Cart Water shows signs of having being canalised. By 1800 the water level had risen again and the peel is shown on an island.
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Postcard of Westoe, 1904 pub, which backs on to Westoe Village The earliest recorded mention of Westoe is in 1072, which refers to a group of seven farms. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the village of Westoe was around one mile south of South Shields (which was in County Durham until the formation of Tyne and Wear under the Local Government Act 1972), and was gradually absorbed into the urban sprawl extending from the centre of the town. In contemporary usage, the term "Westoe Village" refers to a specific suburban road of the same name in the Westoe area of the town. It consists of Georgian and Victorian houses, many having being built by business leaders of the town, including those who owned mines and shipyards.
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Later, due to the new zoning regulations introduced in Busan, the headquarters were relocated to the suburb that came to be called Taegeukdo Village.See Lee Kang-o, "Chungsan- gyo: Its History, Doctrine and Ritual", Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society, Korea Branch 43 (1967), 28-66. Jo died on 6 March 1958. Initially, most of his followers accepted that he had designated as his successor Park Han-Gyeong, later known as Park Wudang (1917-1996, or 1917-95 according to the lunar calendar used by the movement), a schoolteacher who had joined the movement after World War II, after having being forced to join the Japanese army, and Taegeukdo continued as a united movement under Park for ten years, between 1958 and 1968. In 1968, a movement criticizing Park was led by one of Jo Jeongsan’s sons, Jo Yongnae (1934-2004).
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Imperium is a professional wrestling stable performing in WWE's NXT and NXT UK brands, consisting of Walter, Marcel Barthel, Fabian Aichner and Alexander Wolfe, with Walter being the current NXT United Kingdom Champion in his first reign. The stable was formed in the German promotion Westside Xtreme Wrestling as Ringkampf, consisting in Walter, Barthel (then known as Axel Dieter Jr.), Timothy Thatcher, and Christian Michael Jakobi and, during the following years, worked on several European promotions. In 2019, Walter and Barthel signed with the WWE, having being assigned to the NXT UK brand and were paired with Aichner and Wolfe; the stable started to use the name Imperium, a new version of Ringkampf using the motto "The mat is sacred" (). During the stable's time in WWE, Walter became NXT United Kingdom Champion, while Barthel and Aichner became NXT Tag Team Champions.
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He was then the Commander of the XV Corps and then promoted to the Senior Grade of Lieutenant Generals in 1992 and appointed as the GOC-in-C of the Eastern Command. He was on trip to attend a social gathering of officers under the Dimapur Corps Headquarters when his Mi-17 helicopter ran into a mechanical failure after a thunderstorm and crashed, killing him, his wife, his MA Col MN Ahmed (who was also his brother in law) and Lieutenant Lakshman Tyagi, his orderly Naik G. Thyagarajan, his personal bodyguard Havildar S. Vasudevan, and the IAF crew manning the chopper. His brother Major General Sultan Mahmood (retd) was in the Artillery and an alumnus of the 20th course of the National Defence Academy. His son Brigadier Adil Mahmood is an Armoured Corps officer having being commissioned into and commanded 16 Cavalry.
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709 After defeating the largest Spanish squadron stationed in Cuba, the United States Navy continued dispatching warships to defeat the remaining Spanish naval presence on the island, as they had done upon the outbreak of war. The port of Manzanillo contained a significant Spanish naval presence in addition to being a haven for Spanish blockade runners, and the Americans had attempted twice before to destroy the squadron lying at anchor, with both the first and second attempts having being repulsed. On the third attempt, all U.S. naval elements in the area, reinforced by two Wilmington-class gunboats combined forces under the command of Chapman C. Todd to destroy the Spanish vessels once and for all. The seven- ship force split into three different groups and entered the harbor at the same time to ensure the Spanish vessels had no path of escape.
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Following an injury-plagued stint at K-League side Chunnam Dragons which subsequently saw that club grant him a release early in 2013, Matt Simon re-signed with the Mariners on a one-year contract on 16 May. Citing increasing physical and mental stress associated with the constant commute between his home and personal training business in Sydney and the Mariners' home base on the Central Coast, Pedj Bojić sought and was subsequently granted a release from the final year of his contract with effect from 24 May. Bojić subsequently signed with Sydney FC on 19 June. Having being linked with a number of European clubs during the January transfer window, goalkeeper Mathew Ryan signed a 3-year deal with Belgian Pro League club Club Brugge on 30 May, in the process turning down an offer from Danish Superliga side Randers.
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Many retain their timber-work but the small chapel is without a front wall and much of its second floor- having being dismantled and the stone masonry being used to maintain other structures. East Row has suffered the worse with the loss of many of the roofs whilst West Row is more sheltered. 1963 on, Many of the dwellings were beginning to attract attention from new buyers, in 1964 some of the houses were sold by the owner, Sir Robert Mowbrey to private purchasers where by large scale modernization took place - drains and a sewer system were installed (via a cesspit located next to the railway and river) and running water supply into the houses. British Telecom provided telecommunications to the street as late as 8 August 1995 - though it is unclear if this was to replace an older GPO system.
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In the early Middle Ages, the University of Bologna—arguably the oldest university in Europe, having being established in AD 1088—and its bustling towns kept trade and intellectual life alive. Its unstable political history is exemplified in such figures as Matilda of Canossa and contending seigniories such as the Este of Ferrara, the Malatesta of Rimini, the Popes of Rome, the Farnese of Parma and Piacenza, and the Duchy of Modena and Reggio. The House of Este had a preeminent in the region's history for its politically and military might as well as the propensity of its members to become generous patrons of the arts, that during the centuries left behind a vast heritage of splendid Renaissance palaces, precious paintings and literary masterpieces, such as the works of Ludovico Ariosto, Torquato Tasso and Matteo Maria Boiardo.
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Franz Marc Museum, Muenchen.De (German)Wilde Kunst, wilde Natur - Das Franz Marc Museum in Kochel am See, ZDF Kultur, 23 September 2018 (German) In 2008, a new building was inaugurated, having being designed by Swiss architects Diethelm & Spillmann, and it opened up new possibilities for the museum's conception. It extended the exhibition space by around 700 m2, so that Marc's work could be put in the context of the 20th century art. Especially after the addition to the Franz Marc Bequest and the Franz Marc Foundation of the collection of the Etta and Otto Stangl Foundation, it became possible to showcase the work of Marc with the some of his other contemporaries, such as from the artists from the other German Expressionist group Brücke, and also post-World War II German and French artists, like Joseph Beuys, Per Kirkeby and Georg Baselitz.
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During World War Two air raid shelters for ordnance survey staff were constructed in the park. After the war the park seems to have been largely abandoned before being converted into a car park in 1967. In the early 1980s the city of Southampton society and the Southampton Commons and Parks Protection Society became aware of the then car park’s status and the terms of the initial gift (at least in the case of the Southampton Commons and Parks Protection Society via an anonymous letter). Attempts to raise the matter with the council resulted in no action and an appeal to the Local Government Ombudsman was rejected on the basis of the car park having being constructed before the Ombudsman came into existence and the council not having been given enough time to put things right.
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He was appointed to the Ceylon Civil Service as a Cadet in January 1921 by the Secretary of State for the Colonies in London having being placed seventh in the Indian Civil Service admission exam in 1920.The ambivalent viva voce On his return to the island, he was attached to the Kegalle kachcheri and was attached to the Jaffna kachcheri in 1922 and was appointed Police Magistrate of Point Pedro in 1923. Promoted to Class 4 officer, he served as a Police Magistrate in Balapitiya and Jaffna. In 1928, he was Promoted to Class 3 officer and served as District Judge in Avissawella and Badulla. Promoted to Class 2 officer, he served as Additional Assistant Government Agent of Colombo before being appointed as Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture and Lands from 1933 to 1936 when he was appointed Public Trustee.
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Just as the country club wanted to stay a controlled secret at first as a business strategy, one of the founding members, E. C. Potter composed a book in which select ownership of the book was determined to be that of a narrow list of individuals and no one else as it included the statement "For Private Circulation Only 1900" on one of the first few pages. It does not use the term "confidential" which kept elasticity in relation to copyright laws. The phrase simply prohibited duplication by any other publisher and warned that the book should not be loaned out in a library setting, as example. Entitled Midlothian melodies: Mnemonic Maunderings of the Merry Muse, it was composed with intent on passages having being read at various events and then compiled into a book form.
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In April 1996, Calvo was appointed Minister of Culture of the Regional Government of Andalusia under the presidency of Manuel Chaves. Having being joined the Socialist Workers' Party in 1999, she was elected MP for Córdoba in the Parliament of Andalusia in 2000. She was in office between her appointment in 1996 until her appointment as Culture Minister of the Government of Spain. During her eight-years-term as Regional Minister of Culture, Calvo inaugurated the Museo Picasso Málaga of contemporary art in 2003, she negotiated the Andalusian Pact for the Book —a pact for supporting and promoting of reading— and she carried out important investments to reform churches, libraries and theatres —like Maestranza Theatre of Seville— as well as developing the Quality Plan for the Museums of Andalusia —which included the enlargement of the Archelogic Museum of Córdoba.
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The division was renamed the 51st (Highland) Infantry Division and fought during the Second World War as part of the Territorial Army after the Territorial Force was disbanded in 1920. In June 1940, the 51st (Highland) Infantry Division was attached to French 10th Army and after a fighting retreat from the Somme the greater part of the division was forced to surrender, having being cut off at St Valery-en-Caux on the Channel coast. In North Africa, the reconstituted Highland Division was nicknamed the "Highway Decorators" in reference to the 'HD' insignia that adorned road signs along their axis of advance. By December 1947, the formation amalgamated with 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division to become 51st/52nd Scottish Division,Graham Watson, The Territorial Army, 1947 , v1.0, 10 March 2002 but, by March 1950, 51st Division and 52nd Division had been recreated as separate formations.
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On this particular occasion Langsdorff was aided by the additional disguise of an extra funnel and main turret which had been added during Graf Spee's previous rendezvous with the Altmark. The crew of the Doric Star were subsequently made aware of the proximity of the Graf Spee when a small piece of shell landed on her forward deck - the shell had exploded about 100 yards off her port quarter, the shot having being fired from a range of 15 miles. Captain Stubbs, having arrived on the bridge, sighted what he thought was the masthead of a warship in the distance and ordered the signal R-R-R (I am being attacked by a raider) to be sent by the ship's wireless operator, William Comber. As the Graf Spee closed to within 8 miles another shell landed approximately 200 yards off the Doric Star's starboard bow.
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After the season ended Mamić played in all of the B team's five preseason warm-up games and started the following season playing the second half of the first game against NK Solin and earning a yellow card. He was then benched for the following two games in light of transfer negotiations with Cagliari Calcio but returned in the following match against NK Novigrad after the 2016 summer transfer window had closed. He went on to play the next three league matches, earning a further two yellow cards but then missed the next game after having being submitted to the first team's final roster for the 2016-17 UEFA Champions League. Ultimately he was not chosen for the game squad and so returned in the next league match but was again benched in the next game when, due to many player's absences, six first team players came on.
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Initial designs were inspired by contemporary American Chryslers, with twin headlamps and a light bar in the rear. In 1970, however, Chrysler reviewed the programme once again and decided to trim it down to just one version, to be built in Simca's Poissy factory in France, for all markets. The responsibility for the programme was then passed in turn to Simca (where it became known internally as "Simca 1800"), who gave the car a different front end with rectangular single front lamps, as well as stripping the interior of some features proposed by the Rootes Group team, such as genuine wood and leather and air conditioning. Much to the shock of the British engineers, the entire V6 engine programme was scrapped, even despite, allegedly, £31 million of the £38 million programme budget already having being spent, and the tooling for the new engine already installed in the Rootes' Humber Road factory.
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265-268 In explaining why he had turned himself in, something that was unheard of from a mafioso at that point, Vitale claimed to have had a spiritual crisis and wanted to unburden himself. In 1977, Vitale's testimony led to 28 defendants being indicted, all of which were acquitted due to lack of evidence and the doubt surrounding Vitale's mental state by pointing out his erratic behaviour, except for himself and his uncle who were imprisoned. While testifying against his fellow Mafiosi, Vitale reminisced about his life: "I have made a fool of my life, by the evil that has rained on me from the time I was a child... My sin was having being born into a Mafia family and of having lived in a society where everyone is a Mafioso and are respected for it; while those who are not are treated with contempt."Stille, Excellent Cadavers, p.
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Former 'Kingston upon Hull Municipal Training College' of 1913, now part of Hull University (2008) A college of education, Kingston upon Hull Municipal Training College, was opened in 1913 – on the north side of Cottingham Road. Buildings included a library, halls of residence, and offices were built (1909–13) in three blocks surrounding an oval of ground facing Cottingham Road, together with lodges on either side, with a gymnasium to the rear. The buildings were mostly in a Wrenaissance style. This included the Principal's House, now 246 Cottingham Road, which was inhabited by Cyril Bibby and family from 1959. The main brick Neo-Georgian building of Newland High School for Girls was built 1914; it was used as a Voluntary Aid Detachment hospital during the First World War; the school itself opened in 1920 having being transferred to the new site from Brunswick Avenue.
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Cosby then decided to divide Bonet's screen time among new young actors "on the show who are working hard, studying so heard and really deserve a shot during what will be our final year." Introduced during the show's later seasons, Pam Tucker (Erika Alexander), a cousin of the Huxtable family, is considered to be a "replacement" for Denise; StyleBlazer believes that Pam was created because the sitcom "needed another character to play a free-spirited problem child." Bonet developed a reputation for being difficult to work with on The Cosby Show. Although nearly every main and recurring character who played a significant role on the series returned for The Cosby Show's finale "And So We Commence", which revolves around Denise's younger brother Theo graduating from New York University, Bonet was not invited back to make a final appearance on the show after having being fired the previous year.
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Lily Slater (also Branning and Fowler) is the daughter of Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner) and Ryan Malloy (Neil McDermott). In her 2010 stint, Lily is portrayed by three child actors, Alfie Duncan, Poppy Crake and Kennady Lacy-Breckenridge. Lily's first appearance is in the episode broadcast on 23 June 2010, in which her birth is depicted. Turner left the series in late 2010 and Lily was written out of the show, making her departure on 25 December 2010. When Turner decided to return to EastEnders in 2014, producers decided to reintroduce Lily. Aine Garvey took over the role and portrayed the character until 2019. Lily was absent on-screen from 2 August 2019 to 22 September 2020, as part of her mother Stacey's temporary exit storyline. The character of Lily returned with the role having being recast to Lillia Turner, who had previously appeared in EastEnders as Bailey Baker's (Kara-Leah Fernandes) friend Alyssa in 2019.
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By 1989, Ford had confirmed that it would be launching an all-new front-wheel drive car to replace the Sierra within the next four years, although it had not yet decided whether the Sierra name would continue or be replaced, with some subsequent reports even hinting that the Cortina name could make a comeback, having being axed in 1982 when replaced by the Sierra. Several prototypes were tested that year, but the launch of the Nissan Primera in 1990 prompted Ford to make a number of major alterations to the final product, as it saw the new competitor from Nissan to be the benchmark car in this sector, having previously identified the Honda Accord as the class leader. The car was launched in the midst of turbulent times at Ford of Europe, when the division was haemorrhaging hundreds of millions of dollars, and had gained a reputation in the motoring press for selling products which had been designed by accountants rather than engineers.
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On 7 January 1922 the Dáil voted to accept of the Treaty, with the Deputies having being called to vote by Diarmuid O’Hegarty one by one in order of their constituencies . Michael Collins: A Life By James Mackay The Dáil decision to accept the Treaty split the movement. Shortly before de Valera resigned as President of the Dáil in January 1922, to be replaced by Arthur Griffith, GHQ had reassured him that the IRA would support the Government; but in reality it was as divided as Sinn Féin. Fortunately those IRA staff officers who declared against the Treaty did not head the operations and training branches of the IRA and this lack of expertise became apparent as the civil war progressed.The Irish Civil War 1922–23 By Peter Cottrell O’Hegarty was a vital and vocal supporter of the Anglo-Irish Treaty within the IRB and was appointed secretary to the cabinet of the provisional government in 1922, participating in the unsuccessful army unification talks to prevent hostilities by unifying army commands in May 1922.
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Abang Hashim’s career in the Judicial and Legal Service began on 1 August 1983 when he was appointed as a magistrate in Miri, Sarawak. In the same year, he also served in the magistrates' court of Limbang before being transferred to the equivalent court in his hometown of Sibu in the 1984. In 1989, Abang Hashim crossed to serve in the Sarawak Legal Aid Bureau. Nevertheless, he was to return to the judicial service the following year having being made a Sessions Court judge at the national capital of Kuala Lumpur. In the following years between 1992 and 1994, Abang Hashim took the opportunity to join various government departments in his service including serving as the Legal Advisor of the Fisheries Department in the Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture. This was then followed with tenures in various divisions of the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) concluding in 2000 at which time he had become head of the Commercial Crime Unit in the Prosecution Division based in Malaysia's administrative capital of Putrajaya.
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In June 2018, Baker, along with 11 other governors, wrote a letter to Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan, U.S. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer urging the passage of the bipartisan STATES Act sponsored by Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Colorado Senator Cory Gardner. In the same month, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey ruled that municipalities with moratoriums on recreational marijuana sales would be allowed to extend them for another year. Also in June 2018, with marijuana sales in the state scheduled to begin the following month and no recreational marijuana retail licenses having being issued, Cannabis Control Commission Chairman Steven Hoffman stated that "We have said from the start that July 1 is not a legislative mandate, it's our objective and we are going to try to meet that objective, but we are going to do it right", with other Commission regulators noting that only 53 of 1,145 applications for marijuana business licenses were complete and ready for review.
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Reviewed 16.10.2015Officers Overseas: Canadian Artillery 1914–1918, Cdn Artillery Assoc., Ottawa, ON June 1922, Page 21. Reviewed 15.10.2015Officers Overseas: Canadian Artillery 1914–1918, Cdn Artillery Assoc., Ottawa, ON June 1922, Page 199. Reviewed 15.10.2015 Moving north into Flanders, having being designated to the Canadian Corps, it joined the 3rd Brigade Heavy Artillery, for the second stage and third stages of the Second Battle of Passchendaele, at Ypres, on 1 November 1917. On 18 January 1918, it moved into the Vimy-Lens front, and when the Canadian Corps moved back, for re-training, in May 1918, the battery remained in action under XVII (UK) Corps Heavy Artillery.LAC War Diary: 8th Canadian Siege Battery. Reviewed 16.10.2015 After a short period of rest at the end of June, it rejoined the Canadian Corps, taking over gun positions east of Arras, on 16 July 1918. It moved to the Amiens front, with the 3rd Canadian Division, coming engaged in the Battle of Amiens (1918), commencing on 8 August 1918, operating now with an establishment of 8 Officers and 215 Other Ranks.
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The same year, the American NASP project is cancelled, replaced by the Hypersonic Systems Technology Program (HySTP) cancelled as well after three months. In 1995, NASA launches the Advanced Reusable Transportation Technologies (ARTT) program, part of the Highly Reusable Space Transportation (HRST) initiative, but experts from consulting firm ANSER evaluating Ayaks technologies does not believe at first in the performances announced by the Russian and do not recommend to follow the same path. However, between October 1995 and April 1997, a series of Russian patents covering Ayaks technologies are granted to Leninetz HLDG Co. and consequently available publicly, the oldest having being filed 14 years before. As the information available out of Russia start to grow, three western academic researchers start to collect the sparse data about Ayaks: Claudio Bruno, professor at the Sapienza University of Rome; Paul A. Czysz, professor at the Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology in Saint Louis University, Missouri; and S. N. B. Murthy, professor at the Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana.
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Educated at Nalanda College, Colombo, Dias enlisted in the Sri Lanka Air Force as part of its 13th Officer Cadet Intake on 13 December 1984.Nalanda College Alumni (Sri Lanka Air Force) On completing basic and advanced flight training, he was commissioned as a Pilot Officer in the General Duties Pilot Branch on 15 August 1986. Dias was wounded in action over Silavaturai during the opening stages of Eelam War II in 1990, as part of the SLAF's support operations of besieged Sri Lanka Army positions. After completing a Command and Staff Course in India, he was assigned to the No. 6 Squadron operating out of SLAF Vavuniya. Having being promoted to the rank of Squadron Leader, Dias was appointed Commanding Officer of the No. 2 Heavy Transport Squadron at SLAF Ratmalana on 21 October 1996, and then CO of the No. 8 Light Transport Squadron based there. After completing a Staff Course at the Indian Defence Services Staff College in 2001, he was promoted to the rank of Wing Commander, and appointed commanding officer of the No. 6 Squadron on 26 June 2002.
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She was also likely the last woman to be executed for sorcery in Denmark: however, the very last person to be legally executed for sorcery in Denmark was in fact a man, the grenadier Johan PistoriusTyge Krogh, Louise Nyholm Kallestrup, and Claus Bundgård Christensen, Cultural Histories of Crime in Denmark, 1500 to 2000 There were death sentences for witchcraft in Denmark long after this. In 1733 a student, and in 1752 a farmer, were sentenced to life imprisonment with forced labor for Satanic pact, and as late as in 1803, two craftsmen received death sentences for the same crime, although none of the sentences where actually carried out. People were also lynched for witchcraft in Denmark long after the formal persecution stopped: the best known cases being that of Dorte Jensdatter, who was apprehended by villagers who tied her up in her own home and burned it down after having accused her of causing death by magic, and the last lynching for witchcraft, in which Anna Klemens was lynched after having being pointed out for sorcery by a cunning woman in Brigsted at Horsens in 1800.
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