The president's GOP supporters lent a hand today, too. Rep.
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My wife lent a hand by doing similar small time jobs too.
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Laurel Lainio lent a hand to two best friends who needed it.
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Paul Revere may have lent a hand, though scholars can't be sure.
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But everyone lent a hand to another in a time of need.
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Still, she said she believed that she could have lent a hand.
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In Missouri student protesters barracked and obstructed journalists; some professors lent a hand.
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She lent a hand to the design process and starred in the lookbook (naturally).
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Kirk Franklin, who lent a hand to Kanye West on his triumphant "Ultralight Beam," was host.
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Despite his defense, Egerton explained that when they actually filmed the scene, Delevingne's husband lent a hand.
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Another frequent collaborator of mine, Doug Peterson, lent a hand with the nitty-gritty of grid design.
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So what if we look at this current political climate as a natural event and lent a hand?
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He's lent a hand to a handful of local candidates in both states, leading fundraisers and holding events.
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Lizzo lent a hand in Melbourne, Australia sorting through donations and packing food hampers for bushfire-affected families.
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As a freelancer, Mr. Aubry had lent a hand to fashion designers like Alexandre Vauthier and Bouchra Jarrar.
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I helped with their two dogs, kept things tidy, and lent a hand when they decided to redo their backyard.
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A fire crew in Paradise also lent a hand, extinguishing a blaze that was ripping through an alleyway behind his dwelling.
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Sometimes I lent a hand, so that he — and therefore I — would not have to make a return trip for remaining items.
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The Koch network lent a hand to a vast swath of influential voices in Washington, including major political figures ranging from Sen.
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Ellen Shenkarow, 70, a retired English teacher who speaks Spanish fluently, has lent a hand with intake, cooking, cleaning and other jobs.
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Somerville lent a hand as well in locating a suitable husband for Ada, perceived as she was by some as damaged goods.
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And I've lent a hand when workers were laying carpeting or putting up Sheetrock, or if an electrician or plumber needed help.
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During that eruption, as lava threatened to overtake a Sicilian village, U.S. marines lent a hand during the aptly named Operation Volcano Buster.
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In footage of the event, Riley lent a hand with Dave's shaver before looking at her father adoringly as he finished the job.
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She went to 42nd Street grindhouse cinemas with the screenwriter Buck Henry, who watched, astonished, as she lent a hand to masturbating patrons.
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Attempts to make the holiday a national one fell short, and interest flagged until 1936, when a group called the Father's Day Committee lent a hand.
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Google hilariously lent a hand in Hollywood's favorite movies to advertise its new software, including Assistant and other hardware, during the 2019 Academy Awards Sunday night.
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Among the most effective was the "squeeze technique," in which the man's partner lent a hand to delay ejaculation and prolong the length of sexual intercourse.
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The area's displaced animals have also not been forgotten: The MSPCA's Nevins Farm has lent a hand, taking in dozens of cats and dogs and a bird.
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As a result, Cobb has lent a hand with several different types of businesses, ranging from an eyelash studio to a chain of hot dog food carts.
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Other smokehouses have lent a hand, and his bone-in, spiral-cut hams are selling almost as well as the country hams the family is known for.
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At a shoot in his campaign headquarters, his staff members lent a hand and cheered him on as we tossed pounds of red and blue confetti over him.
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But then-Governor Pat McCrory, a Republican who had worked at Duke Energy for 28 years, lent a hand to his former employer by shutting down the commission in 2016.
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An oil industry executive, Mr. Sewell served in President George Bush's administration, lent a hand to George W. Bush's 2000 presidential recount, and was twice a chairman for Mitt Romney's Louisiana campaigns.
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Here's an awesome story to brighten up your Thursday ... Michael Thomas and other Saints stars lent a hand to a disabled man this week -- building a ramp for him outside of his house.
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The 39-year-old musician lent a hand to wife Chrissy Teigen on Monday, helping the second-time mom-to-be pull up a pair of black spandex leggings over her growing baby bump.
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The princesses' mom, Sarah, Duchess of York, also lent a hand to the artwork, which benefits Children in Crisis, a U.K.-based charity that aims to improve education for some of the world's poorest kids.
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Well before that, Tadeusz Kościuszko -- whom Thomas Jefferson called "as pure a son of liberty as I have ever known" -- lent a hand in designing military fortifications, like the ones at West Point, during the American Revolution.
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Tourists on Greek islands such as Kos and Lesbos have found themselves face to face with Syrian refugees, and while many have lent a hand in helping during the crisis, the number of people visiting the islands has dropped.
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Even the Bush administration itself lent a hand: Attorney General John Ashcroft told his staff of U.S. attorneys to meet with election officials and conduct investigations into voter fraud on Election Day if necessary, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Her interior design-savvy co-star (and sister-in-law to Angus's friend, Dubai-based Caroline Stanbury) Sophie Stanbury lent a hand with finding bold pieces, but it was designer Matthew Williamson who helped finish her daughter's statement canopy bed in style.
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The Koch network has lent a hand to many Washington figures, including to Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoTrump administration preparing for talks with Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen: report State Department opens interim Venezuela office in Colombia amid internal conflict Trump leans into deal-maker reputation MORE and Sen.
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It had dropped to a three-month low earlier this week and dipped below $1.28 on Thursday, "The economic fundamentals have lent a hand to sterling in recent months, but the news that Brexit talks are breaking down: no one knows what that means for the path forward," said Neil Mellor, senior currency strategist at BNY Mellon.
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She donated large sums for new equipment and often personally lent a hand at working the water pump.
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"Everybody Lent a Hand" (October 10, 1963) Ojai Valley News."The Long-silent Oaks was Filled With Laughter". (November 20, 1963), Ojai Valley News."Ojai Valley Shows Increased Activity as Oaks Hotel Reopens".
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301 In October 1944, she lent a hand in the bombardment of Marcus Island.Rohwer & Hummelchen p. 308 By January 1945, the ship was involved in the shelling of Iwo Jima, Haha-jima, and Chichi-jima.Rohwer & Hummelchen p.
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One of those recently completed is Superkilen, an innovative park for the ethnic inhabitants of the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen.Bonnie Fortune, "So many people lent a hand to give us parklife!", Copenhagen Post, 15 January 2012. Retrieved 16 October 2012.
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Other broadcasters such as Johnny Most, Don Dunphy and Jackson Beck lent a hand doing sports voiceovers for a few Paramount News releases; Beck also did a few "hard news" stories as well. Gregory Abbott, Gilbert Martyn, and Maurice Joyce also handled some sports stories.
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Patterson sort out certain business dealings so that his mother might have financial security. The young wife lent a hand in the business endeavors. In the spring of 1858, they left the home of Rev. Patterson's mother for Western Pennsylvania, being centered in Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Heo Jeong was born in Busan, South Gyeongsang province. His father, Heo Mun-il, was a wealthy merchant. In 1922, Heo went into political asylum, where he lent a hand to Syngman Rhee. From 1922 to 1936, Heo participated in Korean resistance movements. On September 2, 1945, he joined the Korea Democratic Party.
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Towers turned-to and lent a hand. After the fire was extinguished, the guided missile destroyer took Roark in tow until arrived and took over the towing. Towers arrived back on the gunline on 8 February and provided gunfire support until the 21st, when she moved to "Yankee Station" to provide plane-guard service for .
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Bruce, p. 17. Generally, these divisions of personnel did not cooperate or share in each other's work responsibilities. LSIs in Royal Canadian Navy service were crewed by Canadians and, by late 1943 on, were assigned RCN landing craft flotillas. The crews intermingled, lent a hand as needed in one another’s work, and messed together.
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Even after retirement Freedman continued to maintain a presence in the industry. He served as "Ambassador of Goodwill" for Precious Moments Inc. when that company took ownership of the Precious Moments figurine line, and also lent a hand to gift vendor Starlite Originals, which produced a line of collectibles, Elsa's Safari, named in honor of Freedman's granddaughter.
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Journey drummer Steve Smith lent a hand on tambourine for their second album. Touring members of the band also included Los Angeles-based musicians Glenn Rueger (keyboards) and David Resnik (guitar).Moving to MCA Records in 1985, Taxxi recorded their fourth album with Tom Dowd. A fifth album that included Kevin Russell from the band 707 was recorded but never released.
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On several early '93 tour dates in the US and the UK, former Throwing Muses member Leslie Langston lent a hand on bass. In early 1993, they embarked on a 'joint headliner' tour with Radiohead. Following a short warm up tour of smaller venues in the UK also in early 1993, they embarked upon a larger tour where they were supported by the Cranberries.
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Sutton interview, The Comics Journal, p. 7 of online version. While he lent a hand very occasionally, Sutton stayed mostly on Marvel's supernatural heroes: Werewolf by Night, Ghost Rider, Doctor Strange (in the 1970s series, plus Baron Mordo backup stories in the 1980s Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme). With writer Steve Englehart, penciler Sutton introduced the new furrily transformed X-Men character the Beast,Sanderson "1970s" in Gilbert (2008), p.
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Active was shifted to the Bremerton Navy Yard at Bremerton, Wash., in August 1898 and served there as a harbor tug until she returned to Mare Island in 1899 to commence a long tour of duty. On 18 April 1906, an earthquake nearly demolished the city of San Francisco, and fires raged in its aftermath. Since the city fire department was nearly helpless, the Navy lent a hand.
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Legacy is the eleventh studio album by British heavy metal band, Girlschool, released on Wacken Records in 2008. This album celebrates the 30th anniversary of Girlschool, making it the longest running all-female metal band in activity. A few musicians that the band befriended in the many years of incessant touring, lent a hand in completing the recording. The song "Legend" is dedicated to Kelly Johnson, the former Girlschool guitarist deceased in 2007.
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Statue in Nafplio Kolokotronis after the Battle of Dervenakia Kolokotronis gathered the klephts together to march to the relief of Ypsilantis. This was quite a feat in itself, considering the near-collapse of the government and the notoriously quarrelsome nature of the klephtic bands. Even the troublesome Souliotes lent a hand. The Ottoman army from the north commanded by Mahmud Dramali Pasha, after taking Corinth, had marched to the plain of Argos.
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As soon as the agreement between the MPLA and Portugal for the transfer of power became known to the public, a mass exodus began. Over 300,000 people left Angola by November, most of them evacuated aboard TAP Boeing 707 aircraft. The British Royal Air Force also lent a hand, sending Vickers VC10 airliners to evacuate about 6,000 additional refugees. At this stage, the Angolan Civil War had started and spread out across the newly independent country.
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Despite some criticisms and the band's later sound change, the album was still positively praised by some. Worship Metal stated "Chimaira’s bizarre melding of death metal, groove metal and nu-metal’s penchant for electronic noises marked them out as an anomaly from the start." Stephen Carpenter of Deftones lent a hand during the writing stages for the song "Rizzo". Some editions of Pass Out of Existence include a hidden track at the end of "Jade," extending the track's total runtime to 13:57.
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The YMBB volunteers at work in the grounds The North Ayrshire Council Ranger Service lent a hand In 2008 Beith Community Council organised a Spier's School grounds tidy up and improvements morning. Litter was removed and an old path was cleared to allow better access to the site for local people and visitors to the area. Gateside Primary school have planted trees and bulbs donated by the community and Eglinton Country Park. Ardrossan Academy pupils have opened up new paths through the woods and the grounds.
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Retrieved 9 September 2018. She has hosted events for Qantas, The Australian Grand Prix Corporation, The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, The Special Events Society, Shiseido, The Cairns Business Women's Association, The Cairns Amateurs, The Benevolent Society and ItalCommercio. She regularly works with Meals on Wheels and is an ambassador for the Variety Clubs of Australia. She is also a supporter of the Humpty Dumpty Foundation and has lent a hand to the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute and the Hope for the Children Foundation.
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Guitarist Garrett Alarcon lent a hand both in the studio and on the live dates that followed with Mike Doughty. Touring partners from 2006 to 2009 included Deep Blue Something, Mike Viola, The Samples, and Mike Doughty. When Sherman moved his studio to Nashville in 2009, Block reached out to 11 songwriters he admired, some he had never met, and invited them to his studio near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn. The songwriting group included Terry Radigan, Casey Shea, Jeff Jacobson, and Angela McCluskey.
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He began his music career by performing for different New York City reggae dancehall sound systems in the 1980s, most notably Tony Screw's Downbeat the Ruler, based in The Bronx. His recording debut was in 1986 on the African Love Music independent record label with "Who the Cap Fits (Let Them Wear It)" from the album Rough & Rugged. In his early years, Jeff Buckley led his group on guitar and lent a hand with backing vocals. He appeared on Sly and Robbie's 1987 album Rhythm Killers.
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A master builder from Denia in province of Alicante, called Pere Ferro, was employed as construction supervisor in 1730 and construction began. Master Pere Ferro had a good reputation and had previously been employed by Pope Pius VI to work on the renovations of cathedral of Santa Maria de Eivissa in the capital. The master builder was assisted by members of the local families in the construction. Even the women and young girls of the village lent a hand by carrying water from the "Font des Verger" well to the site.
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Always You is appropriate for just that sort of purpose, if not for more intent listening." With a 3.5 out of 5 stars rating Greg Simms of the Dayton Daily News found that "James Ingram teamed with Thomn Bell and Benny Medina to produce Always You, and Maurice White, the mind behind Earth, Wind and Fire, lent a hand. But all that seems to amount to is a little embellishment on this album. Indeed, helping Ingram produce a group of songs is like helping Carl Lewis run the 100 -meter dash.
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Shepherd and Cameron lent a hand with recording Tony Iommi's album IOMMI (2000). While they were members of Soundgarden they were part of the side- project band Hater, and in 2005 Shepherd released the band's long-delayed second album, The 2nd. In a July 2009 interview with Rolling Stone, Cornell shot down rumors of a reunion, saying that conversations between the band members had been limited to discussion about the release of a box set or B-sides album of Soundgarden rarities, and that there had been no discussion of a reunion at all.
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On the way, they gave valuable water to record-holding ocean rower Roz Savage, also on an environmental awareness voyage, when her supplies dwindled. The construction of the JUNK Raft began in April 2008 and was finished the following month. The huge undertaking of constructing a seaworthy raft from "junk" was aided by volunteers from the environmental education programs of Bell Elementary School, Green Ambassadors, Muse Elementary School, Santa Monica High School, and Westbridge School for Girls. The volunteers lent a hand by cleaning bottles, fastening bottle caps, and stuffing them into the recycled fisherman's net pontoon forms.
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Nonetheless, Ivy began inserting herself into several charitable events, always making sure Sam would be there, and she would always try to tell him the truth but fail to do so. Consumed over wanting to tell the truth over and over again, Ivy always stopped herself. She continually made advances toward Sam, and unwillingly was forced to obey her wicked father-in-law Alistair Crane in helping him break up Sheridan Crane and Luis Lopez- Fitzgerald. She also lent a hand in helping her son to follow his heart when he tackled if he would propose to Gwen Hotchkiss or Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald.
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Tom Ellard of the Australian electronic act Severed Heads lent a hand to the production of Bites, acting as a producer and performing various sampling and mixing duties. Described by Billboard magazine as "techno dance...a la Kraftwerk", Bites yielded the underground hit "Assimilate". Key and Ogre opened for Chris & Cosey on their 1985 Canadian tour as Hell 'O' Death Day; some of the material the duo had performed would appear on Bites as bonus tracks. One of these bonus tracks, a song called "The Centre Bullet", featured lyrics by Legendary Pink Dots founder Edward Ka-Spel.
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There were a number of researches about the CIA role in the 1958 Literature Nobel Prize. Here are several: Writer, Radio Liberty journalist, Ivan Tolstoy wrote the book "The Laundered Novel: Doctor Zhivago between the KGB and the CIA", published in Russia in December 2008. Ivan Tolstoy said in his book the British MI6 and the American CIA allegedly lent a hand to ensure that Doctor Zhivago was submitted to the Nobel Committee in the original Russian. According to Tolstoy, this was allegedly done so that Pasternak could win the Nobel prize and harm the international credibility of the Soviet Union.
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The mixtape served as Harrison's second independently released project on her own label imprint Planet 9 and was created to serve the "clubs, strip clubs, whips, and bedroom" with a predominantly southern sound. Production on Beauty & the Streets Vol. 1 was primarily handled by in-house producers selected by Harrison; Young Yonny, The Bama Boyz, T-Minus, Arkatech Beatz and a host of others. Just as she did previously with her fifth studio album Sugar & Spice (2008), Harrison lent a hand in the songwriting process, co-writing several of the mixtape's tracks with many different artists and songwriters and served as executive producer to the project.
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The established R&B; combo led by Tommy Dean made a session, as did the jazz groups of pianist Jimmy Binkley and trumpeter Conte Candoli. In the summer, Sheridan opened a new subsidiary called Sabre at 1225 East 47th Street to handle some of his expanding catalog. Two doo-wop groups that Sheridan signed, the Five Echoes, and the Five Blue Notes, recorded exclusively for the new subsidiary. In June 1953, Sheridan lent a hand to an emerging outfit from Gary, Indiana called Vee-Jay, which needed marketing and distribution help on its first releases by bluesman Jimmy Reed and the vocal group The Spaniels.
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Propaganda proclaiming how heroic Olaf's last stand had been made for great nation-building material in the immature Norwegian state where the warrior ethic of the Vikings and their Gods and Goddesses were still highly revered. According to Snorri, even nature lent a hand, as the day of the battle coincided with a nearly full solar eclipse, as reflected in the description of an ill-fated 'blooded red sun', which was interpreted as a certain omen of bad things to come. However, the solar eclipse took place at about 2:00 p.m. on August 31 that year contrary to the traditional date of the battle on July 29.
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Axton went on, with her friend Cordell Jackson, the founder of Moon Records, to work with the Music Industries of Memphis, later named the Memphis Music Association, to assist in the development of Memphis music as a global force once again. Their collaboration and guidance helped launch the first Memphis Demo Derby, the brainchild of the PR director Brett Hamilton, which was designed to present and showcase Memphis musical talent to A&R; reps, studio heads, producers and the like. The event was such a huge success, it continued for several years. Joe Savarin, the founder of the Handy Awards, and Wanda Freeman of Tenant Laboratories lent a hand in spite of public opposition.
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Irving Kahal (March 5, 1903, Houtzdale, Pennsylvania – February 7, 1942, New York City) was a popular American Jewish song lyricist active in the 1920s and 1930s. He is best remembered for his collaborations with composer Sammy Fain which started in 1926 when Kahal was working in vaudeville sketches written by Gus Edwards. Their collaboration lasted 16 years, until Kahal's death in 1942. Among many fine songs, the stand-out was "You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me" on which Pierre Norman lent a hand, which was sung by Maurice Chevalier in the film The Big Pond (1930) effectively becoming his signature tune, and featured by Frank Sinatra on his magisterial album Songs For Swingin' Lovers.
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During the early August Mortain counteroffensive, German fighters and some bombers did support the attack, but they were overwhelmed by the Allies' superior numbers, better aircraft, and experienced pilots. While IX TAC led the counterair response, the RAF and XIX TAC's 354th Fighter-Bomber Group of P-51s also lent a hand. At Falaise, the German Air Force again was active, and XIX TAC's fighters performed a variety of defensive and offensive counterair tasks––intercepts, sweeps, combat air patrols, and escorts, including bomber escorts––along with other support missions. Near Paris, U.S. pilots also encountered opposition; but at times several of Weyland's groups reported seeing no enemy aircraft for days at a time.
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As with her previous independent projects, Mýa took full creative control of the album and lent a hand in the songwriting process, co-writing several of the album's tracks with many different artists and songwriters. In addition, she served as executive producer to the project. Guest features included Miami rapper Trina, international recording artist Iyaz, reggae star Sean Paul and former Immature frontman Marques Houston. Upon its release, K.I.S.S. debuted at number sixty- one on Billboard Japan Albums Chart on May 2, 2011, with first week sales of 1,543 copies, and at number seventy-four on the US Top R&B;/Hip-Hop Albums chart, ending Mýa's nine-year absence from the chart.
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In December 2013, he produced and co-wrote debut single "War Of Hearts" for artist Russell Taylor, helping him win VH1 Artist You Oughta Know award, which he performed live December 2, 2013 on Big Morning Buzz Live. A longtime vintage recording technique aficionado, using vintage microphones, techniques, tape and James Brown's old mixer, he recorded Shoshana Bean's second album O'Farrell Street in 2012 at North Hollywood. With JT Donaldson, in 2012 Tim K also produced underground hip hop group Hawthorne Headhunter's "Sum People Don't Change" from their debut LP Myriad of Now on Plug Research. Tim K lent a hand to The System's 2012 release for beatmaker David Frank's production "Mother Ungh Ungh", providing some "stutter" style edit of Mic Murphy's vocals.
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Consideratien : over verscheyde notabele pointen, voortgebracht ter occasie van het bidden, voor de overheden, hier te lande in het Public-gebedt This asserted that the form of government of the Republic (as preferred by the Holland regents) was the "most excellent" and chosen by God himself, while he quoted Tacitus to say that prayers for any but the sovereign power in public ceremonies weaken the state. This heavy tome would be unremarkable if it were not for the fact that De Witt is believed to have vetted the book himself, and thus given it his tacit imprimatur.Israel (1995), p. 763 In the same way, De Witt is thought to have lent a hand in revising a major work by Pieter de la Court, published in 1662: Interest van Hollandt.
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In the late 1990s Fechino began sitting in with the Pat McGee Band, often to sub for their regular guitarist, Al Walsh, when he was unable to make a gig. He eventually lent a hand in recording their major-label debut, Shine. Fechino moved to Los Angeles in 2001, and on January 19 he was asked to play on the band's appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, after which he was made a full member of the band. Fechino's role with PMB is much wider than his guitar duties; he earned the nickname "Techno" from his bandmates for his soundboard skills, and has mixed and/or produced several of the band's projects including the EP Drive-By Romance, the bonus acoustic tracks on the Kirtland release of Save Me and the Wolf Trap portion of the Vintage Stages Live DVD.
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We also see Scrooge's long-suffering employee Bob Cratchit buying a Christmas chicken with his son Tiny Tim in the song "You Mean More to Me". The visit of the ghost of Jacob Marley becomes a large-scale production number ("Link By Link"), featuring a half-dozen singing, dancing spirits presented with various levels of makeup and special effects. One of these ghosts in this version is known to be an old colleague of Scrooge and Marley's, Mr. Haynes, who was said to be "mean to the bone", resulting in his charred skeleton. Other puns include a headless spirit who wanted to get ahead, a man with a safe full of coins in his chest who "never had a heart" and a man carrying a box that contains his arm because he "never lent a hand".
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Their ties amounted to the following: he had helped Pătrășcanu assist communist detainees at Caransebeș internment camp; lent a hand in announcing the 1944 coup on radio; received Pătrășcanu's proofs for his comments on a volume on philosophy he had written (which the latter largely ignored); was valued by him as a democratically minded intellectual; sent by him to Paris, perhaps at the suggestion of Zilber, whom Golopenția had first met in 1932-1934; and the two had held conversations while in France. At first, he was made to give statements about Pătrășcanu, Zilber, the group of young statisticians with whom he worked east of the Bug, N. Betea and the Romanian emigrants he met in Paris (including Mircea Eliade, Emil Cioran and Mihai Șora). Nothing conclusive emerged, and the investigation moved on to another phase. In 1947, while Pătrășcanu was attending a conference in Brussels, Betea had asked Golopenția to write two letters of recommendation for western academics, as Pătrășcanu's circle had suggested he go into exile.
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An internal memo lauded the book's "great propaganda value": not only did the text have a central humanist message, but the Soviet government's having suppressed a great work of literature could make ordinary citizens "wonder what is wrong with their government". The CIA set out to publish 1,000 copies a Russian-language hardcover edition in the blue linen at the Mouton Publishers of the Hague in early September 1958, and arranged 365 of them to be distributed at the Vatican pavilion at the 1958 Brussels world's fair. The print by Mouton Publishers of the 1,000 copies of an adulterated Russian- language version, organized by the CIA, had typos and truncated storylines, and it was illegal, because the owner of the manuscript was Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, who later put his name on the Mouton edition.Social sciences – A Quarterly Journal of the Russian Academy of Sciences: INTERNATIONAL PROVOCATION: ON BORIS PASTERNAK’S NOBEL PRIZE Author Ivan Tolstoi claims that the CIA lent a hand to ensure that Doctor Zhivago was submitted to the Nobel Committee in its original language, in order for Pasternak to win the Nobel prize and further harm the international credibility of the Soviet Union.
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