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He lives unostentatiously in Rosh Haayin, in central Israel, in a suburban neighborhood of neat, semidetached homes built for army officers.
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One subtle bit of wit is the unemphatic way she gives female Graham steps to the men in her mixed-gender cast and how that cast unostentatiously splits into gendered groups near the end.
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In his final years he lived unostentatiously on his farm Westfalia near Duiwelskloof in Transvaal, where he received local celebrities and foreign dignitaries. He died on 21 October 1952.
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By this time the works in the Coalbrookdale area, with associated coal and iron ore mines, were one of the largest iron-making concerns in the country. In April 1804 he settled in Bristol. Determining to "be his own executor," Reynolds devoted himself to dispensing charity unostentatiously and through private almoners, but on a large scale. It is believed that he usually gave away at least £10,000 a year, besides giving £10,500 to trustees to invest in lands in Monmouthshire for the benefit of Bristol charities.
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During the last years of his life he occupied a suite of rooms in the Sorbonne, where he lived simply and unostentatiously. The chief feature of the rooms was his noble library, the cherished collection of a lifetime. He died in Cannes on 14 January 1867, in his seventy-fifth year. In the front of the Sorbonne, below the lecture rooms of the faculty of letters, a tablet records an extract from his will, in which he bequeaths his noble and cherished library to the halls of his professorial work and triumphs.
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He was the son of a former secretary of the South Sea Company. William Kearns, quoting Flynn's The Catholic Church in N.J. (1904), mentions him as "a Catholic priest, who had exercised unostentatiously his sacred ministry in New Jersey, and had been engaged for about twelve months in teaching at Burlington, New Jersey."Kearns, William. "New Jersey." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 10. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1911. 28 Jun. 2014 Albert J. Menendez identifies Ury as a Non-juring High Church Anglican Vicar who supported the House of Stuart's claim to the British throne and opposed the Glorious Revolution of 1689.
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The Sydney Morning Herald observed at the opening of the church: > "It was truly a delightful sensation of surprise with which we behalf the > beautiful little church which has been so unostentatiously raised in the > wilderness and of which we had scarcely heard before its consecration was > announced. The whole of the chancel fittings and communion service were > provided by a few friends of the incumbent (Rev Turner), through the > kindness and zeal of Mr. Acton Sillitoe, who, on hearing that there was a > lack of means to bring the building to a state of completion, collected in a > few days upwards of 35 ponds". "The Font was presented by Mr. Charles Moore, > of the Botanic Gardens, (a well known figure in our history), and a handsome > set of books was presented by the Bishop from the Society for the promotion > of Christian knowledge. It is highly creditable to the Trustees that, unlike > most of our newly erected churches, this building is entirely debt free".
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