Input: Simon Cowell accused Brown of being ``robotic and somewhat empty.'' In the end, Jackson and Abdul (who made the final judgment) sent Brown through to the Hollywood rounds. During the Hollywood rounds, Brown sang ``Reflection'' by Christina Aguilera, and was one of 24 semi-finalists of the fifth season of American Idol. Following her departure from Idol, Brown made hundreds of personal appearances in 2006, most covered by local or national media and drawing as many as 500 to 2,000 or more fans.

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Brown


Input: Born in Flehingen, Germany, at age 14 he moved to Rockport, Indiana. Within a couple of years he had enrolled at the Indiana University, where he studied under David Starr Jordan. Eigenmann received a bachelor's degree in 1886, and soon after went to California, where he met Rosa Smith, herself already becoming known for her work on West Coast fisheries.

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Rosa Smith


Input: Robert John Daniel Lloyd George (born 13 August 1952) Lady Julia Margaret Violet Lloyd George He married secondly in 1982 to (Cecily) Josephine, Countess of Woolton (1925-2012), daughter of Sir Alexander Penrose Gordon-Cumming, 5th Baronet and Elizabeth, Countess Cawdor. It was her third marriage, and her third to a peer.

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Elizabeth


Input: Johnny Spragg is one of Sammy's school friends. He is a simple, extrovert, cheerful child who wants only to become a pilot. He is killed flying in the war. Sammy envies him for his 'natural goodness and generosity'. Philip Arnold is Sammy's other main school friend. He is subtle, cunning and cynical (the exact opposite of Johnny).

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Philip Arnold


Input: It was later filmed by Stanley Kramer under the title Eight Iron Men with a different cast of Bonar Colleano, Lee Marvin, and Arthur Franz in 1952, then was a 1961 television production with Peter Falk, Robert Lansing, and Sal Mineo directed by Seymour Robbie. Brown wrote the novel A Walk in the Sun in 1944, which was made into a film in 1945. Director Lewis Milestone asked Brown to come to Hollywood as a screenwriter where he worked on films including Sands of Iwo Jima (1949), A Place in the Sun (1951) (winning an Oscar), and Ocean's Eleven (1960).

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Brown


Input: This was confirmed by club captain Luke Moore, who remarked: 'We're delighted to have a player of Adrian's quality with us in time for the new season'. Clarke will be given the much-coveted number 10 shirt, which was recently vacated by Rupert Fryer. After he hung up his boots, Clarke re-trained as a journalist, landing a job at the Southend Evening Echo.

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Clarke


Input: Reza was born and brought up in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He attended Motijheel Government Boys' High School. He graduated in LLB Law (Hons) from the University of London International Programmes. He is currently studying LLM at The World University. Reza's father Abu Naser is a businessman and his mother Jahanara Begum is a judge in Jessore District.

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Reza


Input: Jo did the accounts and Hari didn't want her asking questions. Andy was pleased but Jo wasn't as she was now dependent on Andy for money. Money was tight as Andy had paid for his and Katie's divorce so Jo started her own business, making organic goat's cheese.

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Jo


Input: Jerome, and most of the Christian fathers, suppose that the reference is to Antiochus as the type of Antichrist, and that the description passes from the type to the antitype. Idolatry is presented as the chief sin in the Bible, and shiqquts is often used to describe such. In his campaign of Hellenization, Antiochus caused an altar to be erected on the altar for burnt-offerings of the Second Temple, on which pig sacrifices were offered to Zeus Olympios.

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Antiochus


Input: The Lady Confesses is a 1945 American film noir directed by Sam Newfield. While on the verge of being divorced, Norma Craig disappears. Seven years later, when her husband, Larry Craig, plans to marry a girl Vicki McGuire, Norma returns and tells Vicki that she nor anybody else can marry Larry.

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Vicki


Input: Perhaps the interpretation of the Koran would now be taught in the schools of Oxford, and her pulpits might demonstrate to a circumcised people the sanctity and truth of the revelation of Mahomet. Nor was Gibbon alone in lavishing praise on Charles as the savior of Christendom and western civilization. H.G. Wells in his A Short History of the World said in Chapter XLV ``The Development of Latin Christendom'': ``The Moslim when they crossed the Pyrenees in 720 found this Frankish kingdom under the practical rule of Charles Martel, the Mayor of the Palace of a degenerate descendant of Clovis, and experienced the decisive defeat of Poitiers (732) at his hands.


Input: She remarked that the storyline was an ``elaborate and relentless chase that takes those involved into primal psychological terrain.'' Stephen Holden writing in The New York Times applauded some of the realism displayed in the film, commenting, ``Nothing in the rest of the film comes close to matching the impact of Gideon's carving the bullet from his arm with his hunting knife, then cauterizing the wound while emitting agonizing howls.

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Gideon


Input: The second round was much of the same until Mezger landed a stunning kick to Arona's face. The third round took a different turn with three minutes left in the round, Arona scored his only takedown of the fight. The third round continued like this, with Arona laying on Mezger, using his ground and pound style for the last three minutes of the bout.

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Arona


Input: A psychologist and love interest of Bruce Wayne. Chase is fascinated by the dual nature of Batman. She is held as a damsel in distress in the climax. Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson / Robin Once a circus acrobat, Dick is taken in by Bruce after Two-Face murders his parents and brother at a circus event.

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Dick


Input: Burton, who was more interested in directing Ed Wood, later reflected he was taken aback by some of the focus group meetings for Batman Forever, a title which he hated. Producer Peter MacGregor-Scott represented the studio's aim in making a film for the MTV Generation with full merchandising appeal. Production went on fast track with Rene Russo cast as Dr. Chase Meridian but Michael Keaton decided not to reprise Batman because he did not like the new direction the film series was heading in.

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Michael Keaton


Input: The Boss came out clean and triumphant and made amends with his brother and owns a private island which he calls Nova Sicilia and his brother left the agency to pursue his dream of being a shipwright and vowed to never speak of their days in the prohibition again. The Japanese Incentive Somewhere in between the meeting of his brother and the death of Louie Castaneda, Boss D'Angelo receives a lucrative offer from a Japanese Yakuza Hikaro Eda and Fritz, a backer who wanted to help Eda exert his influence into America as laws back then prohibited Asians from owning property.

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Boss D'Angelo


Input: She represented Minnesota in the Miss USA 2004 pageant broadcast live from the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, California, in April 2004. Dereschuk did not place in the nationally televised pageant, which was won by Shandi Finnessey of Missouri. As Miss Minnesota USA, Dereschuk worked to increase youth voter participation, supporting the Minnesota Secretary of State's ``Get Out the Vote'' initiatives. For her contributions to Minnesota's highest-in-the-nation voter turnout in 2004, 20 December 2004 was declared ``Jessica Dereschuk Day'' in Minnesota.

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Dereschuk


Input: Maria T. Zuber is the E. A. Griswold Professor of Geophysics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she also leads the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences. Zuber has been involved in more than half a dozen NASA planetary missions aimed at mapping the Moon, Mars, Mercury, and several asteroid s. Along with Fiona Harrision, a physics professor at the California Institute of Technology, Zuber is one first women to be named scientific leader of her own NASA robotic space mission and was named one of America's Best Leaders in 2008 by U.S. News & World Report.

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Zuber


Input: A complete archive of the print issues is available in PDF format at no charge from the Microwave News Web site. PDFs of the Web editions may also be downloaded. A 1990 Time magazine profile of Microwave News and its editor, Louis Slesin, said that the newsletter is ``meticulously researched and thoroughly documented.'' In his 2000 book Voodoo Science, Robert L. Park described Microwave News as ``an influential newsletter devoted entirely to the EMF-health issue'' (Page 141) but cited the American Physical Society, stating ``Paul Brodeur and Microwave News in particular, had given the public a seriously distorted view of the scientific facts.''

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Robert L. Park


Input: Besides teaching, Sahakian was the author of numerous books on various topics in philosophy and psychology, including Outline-history of philosophy (1968), Systems of ethics and value theory (1963), Philosophies of religion (1965), Psychology of personality; readings in theory (1965), History of psychology; a source book in systematic psychology (1968), Psychotherapy and counseling; studies in technique (1969), Psychology of learning; systems, models, and theories (1970), Psychopathology today; experimentation, theory and research (1970), Social psychology: experimentation, theory, research (1972), and Systematic social psychology (1974), With his wife, Mabel Lewis Sahakian (1921-1982), William Sahakian wrote and published several books, including Ideas of the great philosophers (1966), Realms of philosophy (1965)), Rousseau as educator (1974), John Locke (1975), and Plato (1977).

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William Sahakian


Input: He was nominated for promotion to general officer, but the territory required his judicial expertise more than his military ability and he resigned his commission June 4, 1864. Subsequently, President Abraham Lincoln nominated Caldwell to both the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas on May 2, 1864, both seats having been previously vacated by Daniel Ringo. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on May 28, and received commission on June 20.

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Caldwell


Input: Like all transitions, his did not go as planned, sending him, Charon, and the rest of earth's population into Negation space. The process drove everyone, especially Charon, mad. Appolyon, ironically, was driven sane, and opposed Charon's plans of conquest. After Charon created his Lawbringers, Appolyon tried to hide from Charon .

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Charon


Input: Azerbaijani composer Uzeyir Hajibeyov has created an opera by this name, using the ashik stories and masterfully combined some ashik music with this major classical work. Ashiq Q*rib, Azeri epic, made famous by Mikhail Lermontov, is another major story of a wandering ashik who began his journeys with worldly love and attains wisdom by traveling and learning then achieving sainthood.

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Ashiq Q*rib


Input: During the pre-season of 2008--09 he joined Swindon Town on trial, but was originally not offered a deal as Town continued their pursuit of winger Kevin Betsy. However, the move for Betsy failed as the player joined League One rivals Southend and Marshall finally joined Swindon in early August 2008 on a two-year deal for an undisclosed fee. His debut for Swindon Town came three days later in a defeat away to Cheltenham Town, and continued to make a number of cameo appearances from the substitute bench under manager Maurice Malpas but his involvement with the first team ended at the same time as Malpas' departure in November 2008.

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Marshall


Input: Elizabeth Castelli, the Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Religion at Barnard College and a specialist in biblical studies and early Christianity, writing in The Nation, argued that Aslan largely ignores the findings in textual studies of the New Testament, and relies too heavily on a selection of texts, like Josephus, taking them more or less at face value (which no scholar of the period would do). Near her conclusion, she writes:

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Elizabeth Castelli


Input: Other alumni elected to public office include US Senator Gary Hart, Governor John Arthur Love and Lieutenant Governor Joe Rogers. After playing football for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Byron White worked as a lawyer at the firm for about 15 years before becoming United States Deputy Attorney General in 1961 and then a justice of the Supreme Court of the United States in 1962. In his memoir James Schroeder recounted that both he and his wife Pat Schroeder were interviewed for jobs at the firm by Jim Hoagland when the couple were approaching graduation from Harvard Law School.

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James Schroeder


Input: His father Marc Savoy, famous accordion builder and musician, and his mother, Ann Savoy, author and music producer, are well known ambassadors and supporters of preserving the Cajun culture. Joel Savoy was born in Eunice. In 1995 many of his childhood experiences with the traditional Cajun Courir de Mardi Gras were included in the book Mardi Gras: a Cajun country celebration written by Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith and Lawrence Migdale.

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Joel Savoy


Input: In the second round, he fought Mac Danzig and was defeated by Rear naked choke in the first round, eliminating him from contention. In the semifinal round, fighter Matt Arroyo suffered a rib injury and elected to pull out of the competition. In a meeting to decide his replacement, Kolosci was the only fighter to express enthusiasm at the prospect of fighting Danzig and was granted the opportunity by UFC president Dana White.

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Kolosci


Input: The project was greenlit by Walt Disney Pictures' president of production, Sean Bailey in June 2011 with Lindelof signed on to write and produce a film with the working title of 1952. Lindelof asked Jeff Jensen--who had previously published material on Lindelof's Lost television series--if he was interested in contributing to story elements.

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Jeff Jensen


Input: Arnold married Sally Lyman, and they had nine children. Their son, Richard Arnold, was a brigadier general in the Union Army during the Civil War. Their daughter, Sally Lyman Arnold, was married to Union Brig. Gen. Isaac P. Rodman, who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Antietam. After his wife Sally's death, Arnold married Catherine Shannard.

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Arnold


Input: Since it was released on the 30th anniversary of Prince's Sign o' the Times, Spin's Andy Cush commented, ``it's clear that this is Styles's attempt to distinguish himself as an artist with real depth. But the music itself has almost nothing to do with Prince--instead, think Oasis, Elton John at his most bombastic, '70s John Lennon''.

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Elton John


Input: Derek died from a heart attack during a road rage incident on Mavis's birthday in 1997. Derek Wilton was axed by producer Brian Park in a high-profile cull in 1997. His axing was said to have caused his co-worker Thelma Barlow (who played his on-screen wife Mavis) to quit her role in the show.

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Thelma Barlow


Input: Arriving at the end of May 1786 he completed a few short collecting trips with Scotsman Francis Masson and commisar Robert Jacob Gordon these becoming longer over the next few months, the itineraries being unknown. Scholl was left at the Cape when Boos left for the Mascarene Islands on 18 February 1787. He returned a year later with so much material that it could not be transported in a single consignment.

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Boos


Input: As her husband had been transferred by Kmart during 1973 to Savannah, Georgia, Brown got involved with helping organizers of the Georgia Right to Life stuff envelopes and mail out anti-abortion materials following the U.S. Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade decision. Her third child Christina Lee was born on June 19, 1973 and eight months later the Brown family moved with Kmart again, from Georgia to Kannopolis, North Carolina and later to Steubenville, Ohio. With her husband Paul Brown having been transferred again by Kmart to the Washington D.C. area in 1976, Brown began working with the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC).

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Brown


Input: Many female prisoners under the death sentence did not take a last meal. However, Lawrence Russel Brewer, a white supremacist gang member convicted for the high-profile hate crime dragging death of James Byrd Jr., ordered a large last meal and did not eat it before his execution.

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Lawrence Russel Brewer


Input: After teaching mathematics and physics in Ghana with the Peace Corps (1963-1965), Gibbard studied philosophy at Harvard University, participating in the seminar on social and political philosophy with John Rawls, Kenneth J. Arrow, Amartya K. Sen, and Robert Nozick. In 1971 Gibbard earned his Ph.D., writing a dissertation under the direction of John Rawls. Soon after his doctoral degree, Gibbard provided a first proof of a conjecture that strategic voting was an intrinsic feature of non-dictatorial voting systems with at least three choices, a conjecture of Michael Dummett and Robin Farquharson.

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Gibbard


Input: The group is operating in 25 countries, with 23 production sites and 34 distribution centers. She started her career at Procter and Gamble in 1982 and executed different functions in marketing in Belgium and Europe, strongly driven by her strong interest in consumers. In 1999, Marleen Vaesen was nominated President at Douwe Egberts Belgium, a subsidiary of Sara Lee. She was responsible for the retail activities, the out-of-home activities and the coffee roasting.

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Marleen Vaesen


Input: Lennox demands to know who else is involved in this conspiracy, but Pollock refuses to say. Lennox agrees to obtain Palmer's itinerary. Later, Lennox tries to warn the Secret Service about the assassination plot but is knocked out by Pollock. Pollock proceeds to tie up Tom, and he can only watch as the bomb maker and Pollock carry out their threat.

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Tom


Input: Additionally, while Davey's reputation as a receptacle of Cornish was well known in the area, none of his neighbours or descendants learned or recorded any of it. As such it is difficult to judge the accuracy of Matthews' claims or to gauge how much knowledge of the tongue Davey might actually have had. Davey is known to have had a copy of William Pryce's 1790 Cornish work Archaeologia Cornu-Britannica, which he inherited from his father.

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Davey


Input: In his early years De Roos was inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement. An example of this can be found in his edition of Kunst en Maatschappij (Art and Society (1903)). As a supporter of Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis, De Roos attempted to create the ideal of ''Art to the People``. Between 1907 and 1947 he was employed by the type foundry Amsterdam (known previously as N. Tetterode), where he further developed his lithographic skills.

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De Roos


Input: Melissa James Gibson is a Canadian-born playwright based in New York. The child of former BC Liberal MLA Gordon Gibson and his journalist wife Valerie, Gibson grew up in North Vancouver. She graduated from Columbia University and from the Yale School of Drama with an M.F.A. in Playwriting.

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Gibson


Input: Signer officially announced his campaign for Lieutenant Governor on April 6, 2009 with a tour of 20 events across the state of Virginia. In the first quarter of 2009, Signer raised $250,000 from more than 800 donors. Signer has been critical of Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling for opposing a House of Delegates measure that would have used federal stimulus money to expand unemployment coverage by $125 million. He has received the endorsement of prominent rural strategist David ``Mudcat'' Saunders.

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Signer


Input: If surviving medieval folk rock bands shifted towards more mainstream progressive rock, progressive rock bands often included early music among their influences. Despite emerging from the British blues boom, the vocal style of Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull was often compared with a medieval troubadour, while the signature sound of his flute, later combined with the keyboard and stringed instrumental skills of the band, lent itself to a medieval element of the music.

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Ian Anderson


Input: The Young Conservatives of Texas gave him a cumulative score in 2013 of 74 percent. The interest group Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, founded by Michael Quinn Sullivan, rated Smith 31 percent favorable in 2013 and 25 percent in 2011, low rankings for a Republican lawmaker. The Texas Association of Business, however, awarded him a cumulative score of 87 percent.

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Smith


Input: In the following year, Richmond stirred the rivalry with the Magpies by appointing ex- Collingwood skipper Dan Minogue as playing coach. After winning the minor premiership, Richmond went on to defeat Collingwood for the flag. With Dick Lee missing for the Magpies, Thorp was able to easily blanket his replacement, Harry Curtis, and contribute significantly to the result.

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Dick Lee


Input: She and Ben make an odd couple, but she is receptive to Ben's protective urges, and he in turn finds her elegant and posh, giving her the nickname ``Duchess''. Polly is present with Ben when the Doctor regenerates for the first time into a new form (Patrick Troughton), and they continue to travel with him.

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Patrick Troughton


Input: Her first single, ``(I Don't Want To) Stand in Your Way,'' was written by Kenner, and is regarded as one of the strongest songs on her self-titled 1977 debut album. Following his time with The James Gang, Kenner worked with a Toronto-based television musical variety show, Music Machine, for approximately two years, after which he worked with Garry Peterson (drummer for The Guess Who) in an unrecorded R&B band, Delphia.

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Kenner


Input: It stated that smoking, sparking of electrical equipment, or frictionally ignited gas are among the probable igniting sources. About 75 escaped successfully, but two were killed in the last two larger explosions: Roy Westerfield, PEPCON's Controller who stayed behind to call the Clark County Fire Department; and Bruce Halker, the Plant Manager who stood near his car when the first major detonation occurred.

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Bruce Halker


Input: In this story, a young woman named Sarah arrives late for an interview for a maid position at the Gracey Mansion. There she meets a maid, who informs her of the house's primary residents, as well as saying she is the only person in the house not a ghost. She introduces Sarah to Madame Leota, who informs Sarah that she ran her car off the road on the way there and is now a ghost.

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Sarah


Input: She introduces Sarah to Madame Leota, who informs Sarah that she ran her car off the road on the way there and is now a ghost. However, Sarah is saved by an emergency crew and is rushed off to the hospital, leaving the mansion short a new housekeeper. ``Big Game'' is written and drawn by Aaron A. and tells the story of adventurer Lord Dunswallop through the eyes of his biographer Perkins.

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Lord Dunswallop


Input: Emilie Ullerup as Ashley Magnus (seasons 1--2), the daughter of Dr. Magnus and John Druitt. Ashley is an expert monster hunter, and provides a counterbalance to Dr. Magnus's desire to protect creatures. Christopher Heyerdahl as Bigfoot, a former Neanderthal-like patient of Dr. Magnus who would not leave after he recovered, so Dr. Magnus offered him a position at the Sanctuary as a butler, chauffeur, and body guard.

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Christopher Heyerdahl


Input: Ultimately, Bertha/Kali is saved and Wexford is ousted, but more questions are raised than answered. Will visits the spirit plane via induced cardiac arrest, and while there he sees two other powerful beings in addition to Kali; encounters Helen's father, who gives Will a message for her; and then spontaneously returns to life with no brain damage after an unprecedented length of time.

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Helen


Input: Henry of Blois, the Bishop of Winchester, was attempting to secure Lincoln for one of his nephews, but the pope agreed with the chapter and appointed Robert de Chesney as bishop instead. After his consecration, Chesney continued to employ Foliot as a clerk.

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Chesney


Input: But when Scorpius shows that he knows of Snape having been in love with Lily, Harry's mother - Snape's most closely guarded secret - Snape becomes convinced that he does indeed come from a different timeline where Harry and his friends won. Snape then reveals that he, together with the fugitive Ron and Hermione Granger, maintain the last remnants of Dumbledore's Army - still waging hopeless resistance against the all-powerful Voldemort. In talking with Scorpius, Snape had learned that Harry would name his son ``Albus Severus'' and would regard Snape as ``probably the bravest man I ever knew'' - and is deeply moved.

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Harry


Input: She also takes issue with Willis' trend to pick fights with ``straw men'', opining that these criticisms of his ``seem out of place in a book of such grand scope and reach.'' John E. Cort of Denison University, Ohio reviewed the book for the Religious Studies Review. Describing the ``densely argued'' book, Cort noted that in ignoring Jain and Buddhist iconography and temples, Willis had failed to encompass the same scope which he professes.

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Willis


Input: In the mid to late 1940s his work appeared in a number of different short-run titles issued by small publishers; these included Comicolour, Jingo, Swell Comic, Big Laugh, and various others. During World War II he lived in Leigh-on-Sea in Essex. He married Alice Davie in 1919, and had a daughter Betty (1920-2009). He married Evelynne Thelma Snell (1912-2003) in 1947 and with her had a son, John Frank Minnitt (born 1950).


Input: Along with Pearl White, who starred in Path*'s adventure serial The Perils of Pauline, Helen Holmes became a much talked about national celebrity and major box-office draw. Prior to filming the ``Night Operator at Buxton'' (episode 18), Helen Holmes fell ill and Anna Q. Nilsson replaced her on that one occasion.

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Helen Holmes


Input: John Randolph Hearst, born in 1910; and the twins, Randolph Apperson Hearst and David Whitmire (n*e Elbert Willson) Hearst, born on December 2, 1915. Phoebe Apperson Hearst, the very proper mother of William Randolph Hearst, was initially dismayed by Millicent's humble origins, but with the birth of the grandchildren she soon warmed to her daughter-in-law.

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Phoebe Apperson Hearst


Input: Ramsey was born Alice Taylor Huyler, the daughter of John Edwin Huyler, a lumber dealer, and Ada Mumford Farr. She attended Vassar College from 1903-1905.

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Alice Taylor Huyler


Input: In 1208, the imperial candidate Philip of Swabia died and Walern, his erstwhile supporter, turned to his opponent, Otto of Brunswick. In 1212, he accompanied his first cousin Henry I, Duke of Brabant, to Li*ge, then in a war with Guelders. Waleran's first wife, Cunigunda, a daughter of Frederick I, Duke of Lorraine, died in 1214 and in May he married Ermesinda of Luxembourg *, and became count there.

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Waleran


Input: Ratan assists him, the robbery takes place, the money is looted, all bank records are burnt, and the robbers make a successful getaway. Ratan is relieved that his problem has been resolved and the family name is not tarnished. The only problem is that Hema saw the robbers in action, and is able to identify one of them, a woman named Shobha. When she tells Ratan, he asks her to keep this information a secret.

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Hema


Input: She competed at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics in Berlin but she failed to match her early season form, finishing with a best clearance of 4.55*m. She improved to 4.60*m at the 2009 IAAF World Athletics Final, winning the silver medal. At the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships, Murer took advantage of Yelena Isinbayeva 's failure at 4.75*m and continued at 4.80*m, clearing first time and winning her first global championships.

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Murer


Input: Erika Pluhar is an actress, singer and author from Austria and was born on 28 February 1939 in Vienna. Erika Pluhar is the daughter of Anna and Dr Josef Pluhar. One of her sisters, Ingeborg G. Pluhar, is a painter and sculptor.

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Erika Pluhar


Input: The Marist Brothers, well established at Sacred Heart College (then located in Richmond Road, Ponsonby), objected strongly and Cleary wrote to the Provincial of the Christian Brothers, Brother Barron, changing his offer to a primary school. As a result, the Christian Brothers lost interest. Shortly after he became seventh Catholic Bishop of Auckland in 1929, James Michael Liston renewed the invitation to the Christian Brothers, whose pupil he had been in Dunedin.

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James Michael Liston


Input: Bodkin - Red - Br. Dominic Fursey Bodkin Lynch - Yellow - Br. John Barnabas Lynch Nolan - Blue - Br. Patrick Joseph Nolan O'Driscoll - Grey - Br. Francis Pius O'Driscoll Rice - Black - Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice Treacy - Green - Br. Patrick Ambrose Treacy Brothers Fursey Bodkin, Barnabas Lynch, Joseph Nolan, and their leader, Patrick Ambrose Treacy were Christian Brothers who arrived from Ireland in Melbourne on 15 November 1868 to establish the religious institute in Australia. In 1875 Brother Treacy visited Bishop Patrick Moran, First Catholic Bishop of Dunedin, and promised him a community of Christian Brothers.

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Patrick Moran


Input: Afterward, however, the company rehired him--this time as a manager, training motormen on the city's streetcars. Ching became a naturalized American citizen in 1909. In 1912, he obtained his law degree from the Evening Institute for Younger Men (now Northeastern University). The same year, he married the former Anna MacIntosh. After her death, Ching married Mildred Vergosen.

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Anna MacIntosh


Input: After leaving school she became a secretary and ``script girl'' for director Josef Von Sternberg. After clashing with Von Sternberg, White left his employment to work for Charlie Chaplin, who decided before long to place her in front of the camera. Her bubbly and vivacious persona led to comparisons with Clara Bow, but White's career was slow to progress. After playing a succession of flapper s and gold diggers, she attracted the attention of the director and producer Mervyn LeRoy who saw potential in her.

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White


Input: A key forward despite his small stature, he kicked 27 goals in 1961 to finish third in Footscray's goal-kicking. He played all 21 games that year, including the 1961 VFL Grand Final loss, where he played at centre half-forward. When Ted Whitten was away playing interstate football, Ion captained Footscray in their round 13 fixture against North Melbourne - he was only 20 years old at the time.

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Ion


Input: Back in London, Leyla is heartbroken but learns to break free of her own self-doubt and her mother's expectations, ditching Ali and being honest with her parents about her sexuality. When Ali and Leyla's feisty sister, Yasmin, help try to get Tala and Leyla together again, Tala finds that her own preconceptions of what love can be is the final hurdle she must jump to win Leyla back.

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Tala


Input: Hult Ganis moved permanently to Los Angeles in 1986 and set up the marketing department for Carolco Pictures, at that time an independent film production company. While with Carolco, Hult Ganis handled such films as Extreme Prejudice, Angel Heart, and the Tom Hanks/Sally Field vehicle, Punchline. After her move to Los Angeles, Hult Ganis became more politically active and joined the Hollywood Woman's Political Committee.

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Hult Ganis


Input: She also starred in the sitcom From a Bird's Eye View. In 1988 Martin joined the London production of the Sondheim musical Follies starring with Eartha Kitt. Martin appeared as Gladys Moon in 13 episodes of Moon And Son, a 1992 BBC detective series created by Robert Banks Stewart, and co-starring John Michie. In 2005 she had a small part in the film, Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont which starred Joan Plowright.

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Martin


Input: Alf also has a relationship with Mrs Lipton through the series, although it is revealed he did this just to borrow money from her. James Twelvetrees (Jeffrey Holland) Footman -- James Twelvetrees is the pompous Footman; the complete opposite of Alf Stokes -- stern, upright and honest. His act of helping Alf carry the injured Honourable Teddy to the field hospital during the war also secured him his job in the Meldrum household, although he would never admit this to the other servants.

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Footman


Input: Anthony Joseph Paul Cortese's Opposing Hate Speech suggests that Cissy is ``the archetypal stereotype for a lesbian...(using)...non-flattering stereotypes''. Alison Darren's Lesbian Film Guide is much more positive, stating ``You Rang, M'Lord? gave us the wonderful Cissy (...replete with monacle and a series of beautifully tailored suits).'' She goes on to note the character's ``championing of the workers'' suggesting that throughout her character ``behaved with integrity and style.''

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Cissy


Input: Edward James (Ned) Gregory (29 May 1839 in Waverley, New South Wales -- 22 April 1899 in Randwick, New South Wales) was an Australia n cricketer who played in the first recognised Test in 1877 between Australia and England in Melbourne. Ned was the father of a famous Australian cricketer, Syd Gregory, and brother of Dave Gregory who captained the first Australian eleven in England in 1878. Ned was also father-in-law of Harry Donnan. In the latter part of his life he was custodian of the Association ground at Sydney (later to be known as the Sydney Cricket Ground) after building the scoreboard there.

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Ned


Input: Two months after the album's release, on June 12, 2016, Stoessel performed songs from the album at her first showcase as a solo artist at La Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires. The showcase was filmed and broadcast on Stoessel's official YouTube channel from August 22 till August 28. On July 24, Stoessel made an appearance on the Argentine show Susana Gimen*z where she performed ``Great Escape'' and ``Siempre Brillar*s'' and was interviewed by Gimen*z.

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Stoessel


Input: He was a team captain his senior season, finishing with 562 rushing yards in nine games. Morris was drafted in the fifth-round (156th overall) by the Buffalo Bills in the 2000 NFL Draft. During his stint with the Bills, Morris was a backup to starters Antowain Smith and Travis Henry.

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Morris


Input: Possibly on February 12 (according to other sources February 10), 1242 Henry died near Martirano in Calabria after a fall from his horse when he was moved there from Nicastro. Some chroniclers report that it had been an attempted suicide. His father had him buried with royal honours in the cathedral of Cosenza, in an antique Roman sarcophagus. Frederick, the only surviving son of Henry (VII), was named in the testament of his grandfather Frederick II, were the Emperor entrusted him with the Duchy of Austria, the Marquisate of Styria and 10,000 uncias.

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Frederick


Input: These works are companions to other major intellectual property treatises in the LexisNexis IP series, which includes Chisum on Patents and Nimmer on Copyright, which treatises are considered the leading treatise in their respective field, and are routinely cited by the U.S. Supreme Court and virtually all other courts. Milgrim was a Root-Tilden Scholar at NYU School of Law, and won the National First Prize in the Nathan Burkan competition, awarded by the American Society of Authors, Composers & Publishers (ASCAP) for his essay on territoriality of copyright.

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Milgrim


Input: Reilly was often a guest celebrity on the 1984 game show Body Language, including one week with Lucille Ball and another week with Audrey Landers. From 1976 on, Reilly primarily taught acting and directing for television and theater, including directing Julie Harris (with whom he had acted in Skyscraper in 1965--66), who was portraying Emily Dickinson in her one-woman Broadway play The Belle of Amherst, by William Luce.

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Julie Harris


Input: Set in the Meiji and Taish* eras, the kimono-clad yakuza hero of ninkyo films (personified by Koji Tsuruta and Ken Takakura) was always portrayed as a stoic honorable outlaw torn between the contradictory values of giri (duty) and ninjo (personal feelings). Sadao Yamane stated their willingness to fight and die to save someone or their boss was portrayed as ``something beautiful.'' In his book, Schilling cited Tadashi Sawashima's Jinsei Gekijo:

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Schilling


Input: Lionel Carter Jr. (born July 8, 1992), better known as his stage name Yung Carter, is an American record producer from Anderson, South Carolina.

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Yung Carter


Input: A song cycle about grief, regret, loss and eventual hope, the album is thematically framed by three tracks, ``(Manifest)'', ``(Hospital Vespers)'' and ``(Past-Due)'', which set three different sonnets following a terminally ill hospital patient into the aftermath of his death to the same melody. Other songs examine the album's themes from different angles: ``Plea from a Cat Named Virtute'' is written from the perspective of a depressed person's cat, ``One Great City!'' is about Samson's love--hate relationship with his hometown of Winnipeg, and ``Our Retired Explorer'' imagines a dinner date between philosopher Michel Foucault and a hopelessly nostalgic member of Ernest Shackleton's expedition to Antarctica.


Input: Noah Bennet examines Sylar's corpse from the previous episode, who is in fact James Martin having shape-shifted to look like Sylar before dying. Noah becomes suspicious when Emile Danko doesn't give a clear explanation on how he managed to kill Sylar, but he is then surprised by a visit from his wife Sandra Bennet. Sandra is worried about the whereabouts of their daughter Claire Bennet, but Noah assures her she is safe.

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Sandra


Input: Therefore, he laid siege to this city and meanwhile captured Sipontum. Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, a close friend of Octavian and able general, could retake Sipontum, but Rullus, who commanded 1500 horsemen, lost a cavalry battle near the town of Hyria, although Antony had only 400 riders at his side.

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Antony


Input: Davis was able to secure a two-week engagement in September 1948 for the nonet opening for Count Basie at the Royal Roost in New York. For the band's book, Mulligan contributed six arrangements, Lewis three, Evans two, and composer John Carisi arranged his own composition, ``Israel'', for the band.

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John Carisi


Input: Winthrop Sargeant, classical music critic at The New Yorker, compared the band's sound to the work of an ``impressionist composer with a great sense of aural poetry and a very fastidious feeling for tone color... The music sounds more like that of a new Maurice Ravel than it does like jazz ... it is not really jazz.'' Though he did not recognize the record as jazz, Sargeant acknowledged that he found the record ``charming and exciting''.

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Sargeant


Input: After recording his first album Georges went to London to seek new songs for his follow up disk. After listening to more than 100 songs he chose one by an unknown composer, Paul Simon's ``Sound of Silence.'' Paul Simon came to Paris and worked with Georges, teaching him guitar techniques .

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Georges


Input: These poems convey both the bliss and pain of our existence, never shying away from life's uncomfortable truths.'' Most recently, in a review of Gery's Have at You Now! (2014), a collection he calls ``multiple and wide-ranging,'' Daniel Wallace writes how ``Gery troubles his readers with doubts, failings, and deeply grounded despair'' but in verse that ``is in turn whimsical, comic, erotic, and nostalgic.''

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Gery


Input: (Actor Humphrey Bogart was in pre-production for the film version of ``Melville Goodwin, USA'' in January 1956, when he was diagnosed with throat cancer, forcing him into retirement. The 1957 film, with the replacement title noted above, starred Kirk Douglas.) In his later years, Marquand contributed an occasional satiric short story to Sports Illustrated.

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Marquand


Input: Chaunsa (Sindhi: ******, Punjabi: *****) is a variety of mango. Chaunsa is mainly produced in Mirpur Khas Sindh and Multan, Sahiwal Punjab in Pakistan. This variety of mango was originally made popular by Sher Shah Suri throughout the subcontinent. While commemorating his victory over Humayun at Chausa, he gave his favorite mango the name Chaunsa.

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Sher Shah Suri


Input: When he was able to travel, he was first carried on a litter suspended between two mules, and then on the shoulders of his men. He recovered fully, but experienced some pain for much of the rest of the year. In his written report, Van Dorn praised Ross highly.

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Van Dorn


Input: He plays the music mixer, the bald man sitting to the left of the head mixer, who gets up and goes to his car during the break. David, the director of the film that Robert is editing, is played by real-life film director James L. Brooks - no relation to Albert. He would later return the favor by casting Albert in his Academy Award-nominated role of Aaron Altman in Broadcast News.

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James L. Brooks


Input: She was Deputy Chief of Staff and Special Adviser (Political Relations) to Nick Clegg, in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister from May 2010 to October 2011. Suttie was initially special adviser to then-Scotland secretary Danny Alexander, but moved to serve Nick Clegg when then Chief Secretary to the Treasury David Laws resigned over his parliamentary expenses claims.

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David Laws


Input: These include major commentaries on Matthew in the Expositor's Bible Commentary (ISBN 0310499615) and John (ISBN 085111749X), commentaries on parts of the Bible, such as 1 Corinthians 12-14 (ISBN 0801025214) and the Sermon on the Mount (ISBN 0801024803). He has also written books on prayer, suffering, and free will and predestination from a generally compatibilist and Calvinist perspective.


Input: Galaxy reviewer Groff Conklin faulted the original edition, declaring that ``Too many s-f novels lack outstanding originality, but this one lacks it to an outstanding degree.'' F&SF reviewer Anthony Boucher found it to be ``intensely readable and unpredictably ingenious'' despite noticeable inconsistencies and its sometimes lack of scientific accuracy. Astounding Science-Fiction reviewer P. Schuyler Miller reported that, once Finney sets out his premise, the novel becomes ``a straight chase yarn, with several nice gimmicks and a not entirely convincing denouement.''

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Finney


Input: Collier attended the University of Northern Colorado, where he played football as a linebacker from 1984 to 1987. He was also an academic All- North Central Conference selection. Under head coach Dick MacPherson, Collier began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Syracuse University in 1988.

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Collier


Input: Individual judges' scores in the chart below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Carrie Ann Inaba, Julianne Hough, Bruno Tonioli. Couples performed one unlearned dance to Halloween themes and songs; the couple with the highest score earned an immunity from elimination, while the rest of the couples participated in dance-offs for extra points. After injuring her knee in week 7, Sharna Burgess was unable to perform with James Hinchcliffe; Jenna Johnson danced in her place.

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Sharna Burgess


Input: Margaret Briggs was born at Cummeragunja, New South Wales, daughter of activists Geraldine Clements Briggs and Selwyn Briggs. Her maternal aunt, Margaret Tucker, and maternal grandmother Teresa Middleton Clements were also active on behalf of Yorta Yorta rights. She had no formal high school education and instead gained much of her knowledge from seeking out the insight of government and private figures.


Input: Queiroz later tested positive for the steroid Stanozolol. Broughton was expected face promotional newcomer Dave Herman on 11 June 2011 at UFC 131. However, in late March, Broughton was replaced in the bout by Joey Beltran. Broughton faced Travis Browne on 24 September 2011 at UFC 135 where he lost by unanimous decision.

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Broughton


Input: Mangal Singh scared that cops might come to the room, assures Vincent that he will take care of Sudhakar. Assured by this promise Vincent leaves Sudhakar in the care of Mangal. Sudhakar in the meanwhile assumes that Mangal is a truly good Samaritan and taking fancy for his friendship does not let Mangal go anywhere or let him do his job.

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Mangal


Input: Joe McKinney is a San Antonio based author of several horror, crime and science fiction novels. His works include the four part Dead World series, the science fiction disaster tale, Quarantined, which was nominated for the Horror Writers Association's Bram Stoker Award for superior achievement in a novel, 2009, and the real crime novel, Dodging Bullets. In his day job, Joe McKinney is a sergeant with the San Antonio Police Department, where he helps to run the city's 911 Dispatch Center.

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Joe McKinney


Input: Balog's work has primarily evolved as a combination of art, science and environmental documentary. Today, he views his imagery as exploring the ``contact zone'' between man and nature. Among his many artistic influences, Balog counts Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Carleton Watkins, William Henry Jackson, Edward Weston, Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Eliot Porter and Ansel Adams.

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Balog


Input: Senators David Boren (D-OK) and Ernest Hollings (D-SC) voted in favor, with Senators John Chafee (R-RI), Bob Packwood (R-OR), Richard Shelby (D-AL), Arlen Specter (R-PA), Robert Stafford (R-VT), John Warner (R-VA) and Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. (R-CT) all voting no. Following Bork's defeat, Reagan announced his intention to nominate Douglas H. Ginsburg, a former Harvard Law professor whom Reagan had appointed to the District of Columbia Circuit the previous year.

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Reagan


Input: Jemmott began playing the acoustic bass when he discovered Paul Chambers at age 10. Jemmott began his career by age 12, and after switching to the electric bass, was discovered by saxophonist King Curtis in 1966. With his connection through Curtis to Atlantic Records, Jemmott was soon recording with other Atlantic recording artists, including Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Wilson Pickett, The Rascals, Roberta Flack and Margie Joseph.

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Jemmott


Input: Charles Sousa (born on September 27, 1958 in Toronto, Ontario) is a politician in Ontario, Canada. He is the Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for the riding of Mississauga South, and is the province's Minister of Labour in the Cabinet of Premier Dalton McGuinty. Prior to his appointment to Cabinet in December 2010, Sousa served as the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Economic Development and Trade Sousa grew up in Mississauga South, and is currently living in Clarkson with his wife Zenaida and their three children.

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Sousa


Input: She first changed into a Crusader in Izlude Island and saves Roan and convinces him to become a Crusader. Then she changes into an Archer in Payon to teach him the true path that power isn't everything and finally a Monk when Roan is trapped in a cave near Comodo, teaching him not to use the sword arrogantly and that pure strength is not enough.

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Roan


Input: In Episode 7, she befriends an ``Alice'' (monster who resembles a human maid) but sadly she meets a tragic end because of the actions of Zealotus (a half monster who despises humans) in Episode 19. In their final confrontation in Comodo, Maya nearly kills Jiltus for revenge but Alice's spirit comes to Maya and convinces her to forgive Zealotus.

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Maya


Input: Wang praised Dai's words publicly and rewarded him, but did not relent on the efforts to take over the throne. In 619, when Wang had Yang Tong bestow the nine bestowments on him--the penultimate step before seizing the throne-- Dai spoke against it, but Wang did not accept Dai's suggestion. Rather, he made Dai the secretary general of Zheng Prefecture (**, roughly modern Zhengzhou, Henan) to assist his nephew Wang Xingben (***) in defending Hulao Pass.

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Wang


Input: Rod and Danny Stradling went on to form The Cotswold Liberation Front, which later became the Old Swan Band. After a few years, they left The Old Swan Band, and Rod Stradling recorded with the English Country Blues Band, the English Country Dance Band, Tiger Moth, and Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas. He is currently the editor of Musical Traditions.

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Rod Stradling


Input: The members of Oak met in the 1960s in Kingston upon Thames, where Rod Stradling ran a folk club. The Stradlings moved to Camden Town in 1968 and became involved in running another folk club in Islington. Engle and Webb also moved to North London soon afterward. In 1970, while his wife Danny was pregnant, Rod Stradling played together with Tony Engle as a successful duo and as part of The Garland, replacing Mel Dean.


Input: White retired from the kitchens of all of his restaurants in 1999, handing back Michelin stars they had earned. Under head chef Charlie Rushton it earned a Michelin star in 2000, however the chef left shortly afterwards and was replaced by Martin Caws, who had been sous chef under White at the Oak Room. Whilst White and his girlfriend Matilde Conejero were dining with Michael Winner at the restaurant in 2000, Winner asked why White hadn't yet had thoughts of marriage.

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White


Input: The rise of pretenders was not related to war or famine as neither appeared consistently with the pretenders. If there tended to be any form of famine during a pretender's rise it was during their claim to power and not inspired by it. Catherine's illegitimate rise to power through the assassination of her husband, Peter III, did not inspire the pretenders since Elizabeth, who came to power in a similar fashion to Catherine, never had the same problem.

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Catherine


Input: He married secondly, in 1776, Princess Sophie Dorothea of W*rttemberg and had issue, including the future Alexander I of Russia and Nicholas I of Russia. He succeeded as Emperor of Russia in 1796 and was murdered at Saint Michael's Castle in 1801. Possibly the offspring of Catherine and Stanis*aw Poniatowski, Anna was born at the Winter Palace between 10 and 11 o'clock; she was named by Empress Elizabeth after her deceased sister, against Catherine's wishes.

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Anna


Input: Piero Gherardi (20 November 1909 -- 8 June 1971) was the Costume and Set Designer of Federico Fellini 's La dolce vita and 8* for which he won two Oscars.

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Piero Gherardi


Input: She currently portrays the recurring role of Teddy Duncan's best friend, Ivy Wentz, on the Disney Channel Original Series Good Luck Charlie and was the main role of Becca on the ABC Family original series Huge before its cancellation. She made her film debut in Nicole Holofcener's independent comedy-drama Lovely & Amazing as Annie Marks, Brenda Blethyn's adopted daughter; for the role, Goodwin received an Independent Spirit Award for ``Best Debut Performance''. In 2003, she appeared in Tom McCarthy's independent comedy-drama The Station Agent.

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Goodwin


Input: Carol played Martha Longhurst as a waspish beldam, who first appeared in December 1960; with Ena Sharples, played by Violet Carson and Minnie Caldwell, played by Margot Bryant she made up the formidable trio that held court in the snug of local public house, the Rovers Return. The verbal interplay between the three epitomised the serial's North of England humanity and yielded some of the 'richest moments' in the programme. The renown of Martha Longhurst became such that Carol's unpublicised visit to the Ideal Home Exhibition caused a near riot. She was advised to leave the premises for her own safety .

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Carol


Input: John was probably still doux of Dyrrhachium in 1105/1106, when he is recorded by Anna Komnene to have been defeated in a campaign against the Dalmatia ns. As the threat of a renewed Norman invasion by Bohemond loomed, the Emperor replaced John with his younger brother Alexios. The name and identity of John's wife is unclear. He may be the nephew of Alexios I Komnenos named John who is recorded to have married an unnamed daughter of Michael VII Doukas (other candidates include John Taronites and Alexios' brother Adrianos Komnenos, who took the monastic name John).

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John


Input: After the war, Taylor returned to swimming. He took part in the Morecambe Bay Race, winning eight times over a period of 20*year and at one point held the record. Taylor attempted to emulate Matthew Webb in swimming across the English Channel but failed due to bad weather. He annually took on the French Champion, swimming in both the River Thames and the River Seine and winning on every occasion.

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Taylor


Input: He was influenced by his aunts, who held street services in his hometown and who hosted Perry giving sermons from their home. Perry's father died fleeing the police when his son was eleven years old, cementing Troy's resolve to become involved in the church as much as possible. After his mother remarried and moved the family to Daytona Beach, Perry was abused by his stepfather and ran away from home, not returning until after she divorced him.

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Perry


Input: Piatti and is owned by the Mexican cellist Carlos Prieto. He composed two cello concertos, one cello concertino, six cello sonata s, lied er for voice and cello accompaniment, and cello solos, as well as a cello method.

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Piatti


Input: On June 22, 1915, Hussey and the crew staged a four-hour ``smoking concert'' and costume party, during which Hussey dressed as a black minstrel. Roland Huntford recorded in Shackleton of Hussey's tendency to be ``determinedly cheery to the point of egregiousness''. The instrument, weighing twelve pounds, was rescued from the wreck of the Endurance as ``vital mental medicine'' by Shackleton, who made an exception of his ``2 lb per person'' instructions so that it could be saved.


Input: The Kr*ger story was that in 1917, as the Russian revolution unfolded Emperor Nicholas II of Russia summoned Pyotr Ivanovich Zamyatin, a soldier serving as a cavalry assistant in a squadron guarding the Russian Imperial Family, and in the presence of the Minister of War and a priest he instructed the soldier to take Grand Duchess Anastasia and Tsarevich Alexis into hiding while the two Imperial children were replaced by doppelgangers.

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Nicholas II of Russia


Input: When Lily and Holden figure this out, Hope is returned to her real mother and when the Snyders get their baby back, they rename her Faith. Faith spends the crux of her childhood in the midst of the relatively stable Snyder family. When Faith is thirteen, her mother gives birth to her fourth child and suffers from depression. Seeing Lily's insecurities fuels Faith's concerns about her weight and she starts purging her food.

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Lily


Input: The campaign was full of political mudslinging, with Lautenberg accusing Dawkins of being a carpetbagger, noting his very brief residency in the state, and also accusing Dawkins' campaign of lying about his war record. Dawkins accused Lautenberg of running a smear campaign against, called him a ``swamp dog'', and criticized him for saying he voted eight times against a senatorial pay raise without mentioning the fact that he did vote once for the pay raise.

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Lautenberg


Input: Normand had been Busch's friend and mentor prior to the incident. According to some accounts, Busch inflicted a serious head injury on Normand by striking her with a vase (she was known for pinpoint throwing accuracy); Normand died a few years later at age 37 from health problems, principally tuberculosis. At the pinnacle of her film career, Busch was known as the versatile vamp.

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Busch


Input: In Week 16 of the 2006 season, after injuries to Josh Miller and Ken Walter, Cassel assumed duties as holder for kicker Stephen Gostkowski. He also led a late touchdown drive in Week 17 against the Tennessee Titans. In Week 7 of the 2007 season, Cassel's second pass was intercepted by Jason Taylor of the Miami Dolphins and returned for a touchdown. The next week, with the Patriots leading the Washington Redskins 45--0, he capped off the with a 15-yard touchdown run in which he dove over two Redskins defenders to reach the end zone, the longest touchdown run by a Patriots quarterback in more than two decades.

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Cassel


Input: Upon her arrival, she was granted Drottningholm Palace as her summer residence, where the ``Young Court'', as it was called, amused themselves with picnics, masquerades and French language amateur theater. The crown prince's court was dominated by Carl Gustaf Tessin, who escorted Louisa Ulrika to Sweden and remained an influential favorite during her years as crown princess. Adolf Frederick never cared much for Tessin, but Louisa Ulrika had him appointed marshal at court and eventually royal governor of her son prince Gustav. Tessin was behind many amusements in the circle of the crown princess, and it was said that he was only too eager to please Louisa Ulrika in any way possible. There were unconfirmed rumors that Tessin was the lover of Louisa Ulrika during her tenure as crown princess. Her son Gustav III later addressed these rumors, that although Count Tessin had been in love with her, his feelings were one-sided and not answered by his mother, as a love affair with a noble contradicted the ``natural contempt'' which Louisa Ulrika herself as a royal felt for every subject, noble or not. Her circle at court included Henrika Juliana von Liewen, who immediately became her favorite among her ladies-in-waiting; the intellectual Cath*rine Charlotte De la Gardie, the scientist Eva Ekeblad, and the witty Anders Johan von H*pken.

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Tessin


Input: The relation between Louisa Ulrika and Tessin was never well seen by Adolf Frederick. Contemporary witnesses state the Tessin was in love with her and ``was not always able to conceal his feelings for the crown princess''. It is unknown whether there was ever any physical relationship between the queen and Tessin, but Louisa Ulrika herself mention in her memoirs that she had been offended somehow in that aspect. According to Crown Prince Gustav wrote in 1769, that Tessin had made Louisa Ulrika ``suggestions far from the reverence one is expected to show toward a sovereign.'' The Queen felt her pride offended and informed the king, who surprised Tessin in his knees before the queen.

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The Queen


Input: The band garnered a local following and Montgomery gained additional musical experience, both as an artist and, increasingly, as a behind-the-scenes man. It also solidified his desire to find a way to make music a part of his life. In the spring of 1991, Montgomery and fellow band member Chris Milfred decided to move to Nashville, `` Music City '' , to play music. With $800.00 in his pocket and all of his worldly possessions in a pick-up truck, Montgomery headed south to pursue his dreams.

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Montgomery


Input: Louise Beatrice Stratten, also known as `` L.B.'' (born May 8, 1968, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada), is the younger sister of the murdered actress Dorothy Stratten, who was dating director Peter Bogdanovich at the time of her death. On December 30, 1988, the 49-year-old Bogdanovich married 20-year-old Louise after dating her for a few years after Dorothy's death. (Louise was 12 years old when Dorothy died.) Shortly after her marriage to Bogdanovich, Louise pursued a career as an actress.

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Louise


Input: Sasha gets her revenge on Dave, before following in the footsteps of Gilly and Josh back to Hollyoaks. With the characters of Josh, Rhys, Gilly and Sasha already having been in Hollyoaks, Lucy Allan added new character Dave the week before the broadcast of the first episode. His original name was Dave McCready, however this was changed to Colburn.

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Dave


Input: Gradually getting more and more drunk, Josh starts talking to guitar-playing bar candy Ruby. The pair get on so well that Josh manages to bag himself a date. Waking up with hangovers, Josh and Dave get straight back on the booze. Suddenly realising he has got a date, Josh meets Ruby; the pair share a kiss.

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Josh


Input: Cary Williams, a Washburn defensive back who was drafted in the 7th round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans, was scouted heavily by scouts coming into the NFL draft. Williams stated that if it hadn't been for Trey Lewis being scouted and drafted, he would not have had a chance at even being scouted.

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Williams


Input: The group scramble to help Jenny, then sit around debating what it could have been that attacked and wounded Jenny. Kate goes to check on Nina when the werewolf attempts to get in through the door. Suddenly Nina's phone begins to ring, and just as she answers it the werewolf smashes through a window, grabbing her and dragging her through much to Kate's horror as Nina is heard screaming from the roof of the train and blood begins to pour down a window.

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Nina


Input: Howl is a direct-to-video 2015 British indie horror monster movie, directed by Paul Hyett and starring Ed Speleers. Down-on-his-luck Alpha Trax train guard Joe Griffin (Ed Speleers) arrives at Waterloo Station in time to start his shift on one of the overnight passenger train, which is scheduled to depart London at midnight under a full moon.


Input: High Times with Stewart MacPherson (ISBN 0-9195-7618-4), Those Amazing Jays (ISBN 0-9199-5916-4), ``OKOK Blue Jays'' and ``Rusty Staub of the Expos'' (ISBN 013784462X) (ISBN 978-0137844623) From 1982 to 1989, Robertson worked for the Toronto Sun as a sports columnist then the Toronto Star where he covered the Blue Jays baseball team during their road games into the U.S.; he also wrote a regular column that produced huge bags of fan letters to the Star.

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Robertson


Input: At a popular bar frequented by fashion magazine staffers, Marc and Amanda show Betty how to mingle now that she has become well known among the elite.

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Betty


Input: Peter Goodall (born 1949) is currently Acting Dean of Humanities at Macquarie University in the absence of Dean Christina Slade. His substantive position is Deputy Dean of Humanities and Acting Head of the Politics and International Relations Department. Goodall specialises in the study of medieval literature especially Chaucer and twentieth-century literature especially George Orwell. In 1995, he published High Culture, Popular Culture: the Long Debate on the division between high culture and popular culture.

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Goodall


Input: The diocese was nominally restored in 1933 as Latin Titular bishopric by the names of Hypselis / Hypselitan(us) (Latin) or Ipseli (Curiate Italian). It is vacant since decades, after the offices of Alain-S*bastien Le Breton (from 1939 to 1955) and Jes*s Serrano Pastor (from 1956 to his death in 1997).

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Jes*s Serrano Pastor


Input: After the drum solo, the whole band resumes the stage, and sometimes play a portion of a '50s rock song. After this, Gillan and Morse often have a vocal-guitar battle, while Glover, Paice, and Airey play a background rhythm. At the end of the guitar-vocal battle, Morse plays the original solo lick with Gillan doubling him by singing the second guitar part.

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Morse


Input: CFBHOF_year = )) Mickey Andrews is an American college football coach. He was the Associate Head Coach and Defensive coordinator at Florida State University beginning his career in 1984. Andrews retired, along with Bobby Bowden, at the end of the 2009 season and coached his final game in Florida State's victory over West Virginia on January 1, 2010, in the Gator Bowl.

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Andrews


Input: Her fictional oeuvre, which includes The Old Man and the Wolves, Murder in Byzantium, and Possessions, while often allegorical, also approaches the autobiographical in some passages, especially with one of the protagonists of Possessions, Stephanie Delacour--a French journalist--who can be seen as Kristeva's alter ego. Murder in Byzantium deals with themes from orthodox Christianity and politics; she referred to it as ``a kind of anti-Da Vinci Code''.

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Stephanie Delacour


Input: In February 2001 he featured in an episode of the WB Network's ``Charmed'' and in March was interviewed by Evan Adams on APTN's ``Buffalo Track's''. In March 2001 he was in the UK filming a pilot for a new CBS series, ``Sam's Circus''. Since 2001 Michael made appearances in several films: ``Sunshine State'', ``ZigZag'', and ``Skinwalkers'' based on the book by Tony Hillerman. He also appeared in episodes of ``Body and Soul'' and ``MythQuest''.

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Michael


Input: The film's title is ``De Prinses van het Zonnevolk'' in Dutch (English: The Princess of the Sun-people), ``Prinsessan og durtarnir'' in Icelandic (The Princess and the Trolls), and ``La princesse et la for*t magique'' (The princess and the magic forest) in French. The Princess and the Goblins is also a poem by Sylvia Plath (1932--1963). Shirley Temple played Princess Irene in a production on an episode of her television show.

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Shirley Temple


Input: This trust is soon destroyed as Jack is charged for the murder of a suspect and is seen to show no remorse for his action. Jack is replaced by Constable Evan Jones to whom Tess takes an immediate interest but is also taken aback by his relentless foolhardiness. As the Constable's interest in his Sergeant grows from an initial admiration to love, Tess is cautious with her relationship to the Constable and often harshly although reluctantly dismisses any form of affection from Jones that could potentially endanger her pseudo stable existence.

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Constable


Input: Tess' history of failed relationship deemed this unwise but Tess does hold a firm friendship with Jones throughout her pregnancy until her final departure due to her contraction of pre-eclampsia. Although Tess is originally seen as a volatile character there are instances during the series that showcase her vulnerability as a human being. Her empathy toward a truant child Hayley who also suffers a tormenting childhood see Tess foster the child and consider her adoption although this doesn't eventuate.

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Hayley


Input: Barnum moved up to the Division I level in 1991 as assistant offensive line coach and freshman offensive coordinator at Cornell, where he would remain for two seasons under Jim Hofher. In 1993, Barnum returned to the Division II level as offensive line coach and run game coordinator at American International College. Barnum then coached at the Division III level, at Coast Guard as offensive line coach and assistant head coach from 1994 to 1997. After his stint at Coast Guard, Barnum returned to the Division I level at Idaho State and started as offensive line coach in 1998 under Tom Walsh.

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Barnum


Input: On starting his third tour of duty in July, as CO of 85 Squadron, he confided his mortal fears to a friend, worried that three was an unlucky number. He became obsessed with neatness and order; his hair, his medals, his boots, everything had to be 'just so. ' On 20 July, at a farewell luncheon for his friend ``Noisy'' Lewis, Mannock took their mutual friend George McElroy aside to counsel him on the hazards of following a German victim down within range of ground fire.

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Mannock


Input: Kerrigan is also given a love interest in Somo Hung, one of the Sons of Korhal marines, but he is killed in the course of the novel. The novels and provide novelisations for Kerrigan's actions in Episodes I and II of StarCraft respectively. Liberty's Crusade develops the implied relationship between Jim Raynor and Kerrigan, while Queen of Blades serves to demonstrate Kerrigan's complete transformation by the Zerg, her removal of her inhibitions and morality and its effect on her former love, Raynor.

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Kerrigan


Input: Brian Luckhurst kept trying to steal singles, while his partner Geoff Boycott kept sending him back and England were 100/0 at lunch. Boycott was caught hooking by John Gleeson at fine-leg for 77 out of 116, and Gleeson had Luckhurst leg before wicket for 38 at 130/2. John Edrich made 55 before Gleeson caught him off Greg Chappell, Ashley Mallett (4/40) accounted for Fletcher and D'Oliveira, had Alan Knott stumped by Marsh to reduce England from 200/2 to 219/6.


Input: During the competition, the players went on strike in protest over the expulsion of striker Nicolas Anelka from the team, which resulted in all 23 players on the team being suspended for its friendly match in August 2010. After missing the match against Norway due to new manager Laurent Blanc 's imposed suspension, Valbuena made his return to the team in a 1--0 defeat to Belarus in UEFA Euro 2012 qualification.

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Valbuena


Input: Released in 1984, ``Heaven'' entered the UK Singles Chart in April 1984, peaked at number 29, and spent five weeks in the chart. The song reached number 41 in New Zealand. British filmmaker Tim Pope directed the song's official music video. AllMusic critic Bill Janovitz called it a ``gorgeous pop song'', and praised Richard Butler for being ``remarkably expressive in his phrasing and in his extraordinary voice''.

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Richard Butler


Input: Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard von Berg, also von Berg-Markienen, (20 November 1866 -- 9 March 1939) was a German politician and chairman of the Secret Civil Cabinet of Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1918. Friedrich von Berg was born on his family's estate of Markienen, East Prussia (today Markiny, Poland) to the Prussian Major Friedrich von Berg (1835-1888). After passing his Abitur, Berg joined the Prussian Army in 1885 and became the personal adjutant of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia in 1888.

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Berg


Input: He also taught at Tokyo Imperial University. Ume was sent by the government for advanced studies to the University of Lyon in France in 1889, and after receiving a doctorate of law in 1891, he studied for an additional year at the Humboldt University of Berlin in Germany. On his return, Ume became embroiled in the Civil Code controversy, and urged the immediate adoption of the code as drawn up by French foreign advisor to the government, Gustave Emile Boissonade.

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Ume


Input: He worked for then Rep. James Inhofe from 1990 to 1994 as his Legislative Director and Deputy Chief of Staff. In 1994 he managed the first congressional campaign of Foley, became his chief of staff, and worked with him for 10 years. From January 2004 to January 2005 he served as the finance director for Senator Mel Martinez In 2005, Fordham was National Field Director for the DCI Group, a public and government affairs firm with close ties to the Republican Party.

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Fordham


Input: He was raised by his great-grandmother until he was 11, when he was placed in a foster home in Kansas City, Missouri. He was soon running with the wrong crowd, and at the age of 13 was threatened with a four-year stretch in reform school for buying alcohol under-age. However, the headmaster of his high school, Hugh Oliver Cook, knew that Leonard was being habitually assaulted by the guardian of the foster home, and offered to adopt him if he were not jailed.

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Leonard


Input: Williams' first coaching job was in 1973 as a high school basketball and golf coach at Charles D. Owen High School in Swannanoa, N.C. He coached basketball and boys' golf for five years, ninth-grade football for four years, and served as athletic director for two years. In 1978, Williams came back to the University of North Carolina and served as an assistant to Coach Dean Smith. Williams would serve as an assistant coach from 1978--1988. During his tenure as assistant coach, North Carolina went 275--61 and won the NCAA national championship in 1982, the first for Smith and second for North Carolina.

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Williams


Input: These clothes included; in November 1501, clothes of cloth-of-gold furred with ermine, a purple velvet gown, and a black hood in the French style; in April 1502, black and crimson velvet for gown and black kersey for stockings; and in November 1502, black satin, and other black cloth, to be trimmed with mink (from her own stock) and miniver, with a crimson bonnet. On 25 January 1503 Catherine attended the ceremony of marriage between James IV and Margaret Tudor at Richmond Palace. James was represented by the Earl of Bothwell as his proxy.

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James


Input: Lady Catherine was born in Scotland, the daughter of George Gordon, 2nd Earl of Huntly, by his third wife, Lady Elizabeth Hay. Some 19th-century writers had assumed she was a daughter of Princess Annabella of Scotland, who had been the Earl of Huntly's first wife.

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Lady Catherine


Input: As a concert clarinetist, he has performed as a soloist with orchestras throughout the world and performed in concerts of chamber music internationally. He has recorded for Ariola Records, Decca Records, Deutsche Grammophon, His Master's Voice, and the Telarc International Corporation among other record labels. Born in Vienna, Prinz began studying the clarinet at the age of 9 at the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna with Leopold Wlach of the Vienna Philharmonic. He also earned a diploma in piano performance, studying from 1942 with Bruno Seidlhofer.

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Prinz


Input: The men's +80 kg competition in taekwondo at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing took place on August 23 at the Beijing Science and Technology University Gymnasium. Cuban competitor *ngel Valodia Matos was leading 3-2 in the bronze medal bout against Kazakhstan's Arman Chilmanov, until he apparently suffered a broken toe and was subsequently disqualified for exceeding the allotted one minute of injury time.

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*ngel Valodia Matos


Input: Dowd's impact on the careers of many esteemed, award-winning artists is a major part of the documentary. His gift for capturing and enhancing sound made him a treasure to musicians from all genres: John Coltrane, Charlie Mingus, Aretha Franklin, Bobby Darin, The Drifters, Eric Clapton, Cream, the Allman Brothers represent a tiny sample of artists who credit him with their recording success.


Input: During the war in A Yank in the RAF a ``British camera team (consisting of) (Ronald Neame, Jack Whitehead and Otto Kanturek (worked) under the direction of Mason to take footage of Spitfires being rearmed.`` With complete co-operation from the RAF, as well as extensive use of stock RAF footage, the studio was allowed to film actual battles shot by a camera equipped aircraft -- an old Anson -- large enough to carry the camera team. Mason did not fly with the crew. He was credited as Maj. Herbert Mason.

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Mason


Input: She has one sister, Sybil Fox, who is four years her senior. In 1960, Leila married Alfred Hoffman in Brighton, where the Rothstein family had relocated to sometime after Leila's birth. Hoffman has recently starred in BBC Three sitcom, How Not To Live Your Life as Dot Treacher, the widowed grandmother. She has also appeared in several online BBC comedy sketches with the group This is Wondervision.

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Hoffman


Input: John Jackson (1801-1848) was an English engraver. Jackson was born at Ovingham, Northumberland in 1801, and was apprenticed to the wood engraver Thomas Bewick. After a quarrel with his master, Jackson went to London and worked for the wood engraver William Harvey.

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Jackson


Input: Like the rest of the cast, Mr. Fillion is a charming performer, but he borrows rather than owns the screen, which dovetails with Mr. Whedon's modest aspirations for this film.'' In the video game Halo 3 a soldier is named ``Gunnery Sergeant Reynolds'' in a nod to Malcolm Reynolds, and was also voiced by Fillion. Also he voiced the Helljumper named Buck in the video game , after Bungie decided to include his face as a soldier.

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Fillion


Input: This is a list of characters from the visual novel s Da Capo, Da Capo II and Da Capo: Girls Symphony, fandiscs produced based on these games, and adaptations which include anime, manga, novels, and drama CDs. (drama CD), Mamiko Noto (young Jun'ichi, drama CD), Yuuki Tai (anime), Reiko Takagi (young Jun'ichi, anime) Jun'ichi is the protagonist of Da Capo as the student of Kazami affiliated junior high class 3-1, whose role the player assumes. While loathing trouble and bother, he seldom turns his back on someone in need.

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Yuuki Tai


Input: The next day, Kunal overhears Simi fighting with her abusive daughter Tanya about being drunk and doing sexual activities with her girlfriend Jessica. Kunal then asks Simi about the blue film porn website but Simi lies to him and explains that she has nothing to do with it. The girl is revealed to be Anna (Deepal Shaw) and reveals to Kunal that in her hometown Johnny and his friend Vick had killed everyone and forced her to run away.

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Johnny


Input: Ella Blake (Lily Pilblad / Emily Meade) is Rachel's daughter and Olivia's niece. Diane Broyles (Karen Holness) is Phillip Broyles' (ex-)wife, and the mother of his two children--a son named Christopher and a daughter. While in our universe, Diane has left Phillip because of his obsession with his work, in the parallel universe, the Broyles were still happily married until the alternate Phillip was killed.

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Phillip


Input: With Jones out of the prison, Loeb--still working for the FBI--abducts Olivia on behalf of Jones. Olivia is however able to escape, but begins suspecting that Loeb was the one who kidnapped her. While paying a visit to Loeb's home, looking for anything to support her suspicions, Olivia gets into a gunfight with Loeb's wife Samantha, killing her.

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Olivia


Input: Astrid Farnsworth is an FBI Junior Agent who serves as Olivia's assistant. She is stationed in the lab with Walter, who can never remember her name (e.g. calling her ``Asterix'', ``Aspirin'', ``Asteroid'', ``Astro'', ``Ostrich'', ``Aphid'', ``Esther'', ``Ashram'', ``Alex'', ``Afro'', ``Astrif'', ``Agnes'', ``Asner'', etc.).

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Astrid Farnsworth


Input: Elections called for October 1983 drew Gorostiza to a progressive UCR candidate, Ra*l Alfons*n. Facing a close contest with Peronist candidate *talo L*der and with elections but three months away, the UCR nominee was given a simple slogan by the former publicist: the alliterative Ahora, Alfons*n! Facing a harried timetable and with his candidate unable to break out in the polls, Gorostiza was struck by President Reynaldo Bignone's snide dismissal of the historic elections as a ``democratic way out,'' whereby he created ads appealing for votes for ``more than a democratic way out...a way into life.''

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Gorostiza


Input: Switzerland 1993 is architect, principal in the office of Philippe Rahm architects, based in Paris, France. His work, which extends the field of architecture from the physiological to the meteorological, has received an international audience in the context of sustainability. In 2002, Philippe Rahm was chosen to represent Switzerland at the 8th Architectural Venice Biennale, Italy, and was one of the 25 Manifesto's Architects of Aaron Betsky 's 2008 Architectural Venice Biennale. He is nominee in 2009 for the Ordos Prize in China and in 2010 and 2008 for the International Chernikov Prize in Moscow where he was ranked in the top ten.

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Philippe Rahm


Input: Capoulade in Le testament de M Crac (1871) Baron in Le droit du seigneur (1878) Pontcornet in Fran*ois les bas-bleus (1883) Patouillard in Le mari de la reine (1889) Smithson in Miss Heylett (1894) In 1885 he took the part of Godet in the premiere run of Naufrage de M Godet and compered the revue Les Potins de Paris at the Th**tre des Vari*t*s; in 1886 he was Commissaire Trousselet in Fiacre 117 and in 1887 Doyenn* in Coup de foudre. Montrouge sang in several revivals at the Bouffes Parisiens, including the Baron in Le droit du seigneur, Laurent XVII in La mascotte, and Alfred Pharaon in Jos*phine vendue par ses s*urs in 1889. His wife was the actress and operetta singer Marguerite Mac*-Montrouge whom he met while working at the Folies-Marigny.


Input: Her father owned a small farm near Canterbury, and Harris even attended the same district school as the white girls who were attending Crandall's school as teenagers. Clearly, the only difference between Harris and the other white pupils was their skin color. Although she was uncertain of the repercussions that this would cause, Crandall eventually allowed Harris to join her school.

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Crandall


Input: Wendlinger recovered from his injuries, but when Sauber granted him an opportunity to drive in 1995 he was relieved of his duties before the Monaco event a year on from the accident, as his performances were disappointing. He was replaced by Jean-Christophe Boullion. Wendlinger came back briefly for Sauber in two Grands Prix at the end of the season, as Boullion also proved uncompetitive in relation to team-mate Heinz-Harald Frentzen. However, this return also proved to be a failure, and the 1995 Japanese and Australian Grands Prix proved to be his Formula One swansong.

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Wendlinger


Input: During a mudslide that destroys several homes, Joel is on hand to rescue Alf's wife Ailsa (Judy Nunn) and their son Duncan (Brendan McKensy), together with Shauna Bradley (Kylie Watson) and Jade Sutherland who are trapped inside. Joel's leg is crushed and he is hospitalised. Natalie returns and offers to care for him in Queensland but Joel rejects her offer and agrees to stay with Judith. Judith collects Joel from hospital and drives him to see Natalie, knowing it is her he wants to be with.

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Natalie


Input: On March 25, 2011, he fought Carlos Molina to a 10 round majority draw. The scores were 97--93 for Molina, 95--95 and 95--95 even. Lara fought former WBO Welterweight champion Paul Williams on July 9, 2011, in Atlantic City, where he lost a majority decision.

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Lara


Input: Katherine Bailess (born April 24, 1980 in Vicksburg, Mississippi) is an American actress best known for playing the role of Erica Marsh on the CW 's hit show One Tree Hill, and Life and Death Brigade member Stephanie on Gilmore Girls. She also starred in the 2003 film From Justin to Kelly, playing the role of Alexa.

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Katherine Bailess


Input: The damage resulted in a six-month closure but the management remained positive and rebuilt and refurbished by September re-opening on the 21st 1999. 2003 was a pivotal year for the track because Rex Perkins died after a long illness and his son Richard and nephew Rob dedicated a new *3 million extension to his name.


Input: India Eisley as Eve, a hybrid; daughter of Selene and Michael Corvin. The Lycans intend to use her DNA to enhance themselves, primarily to make themselves immune to silver and to further enhance their own fast healing.

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Eve


Input: He continued with the company until his retirement in 1946. McArthur also served as president of the Oregon Historical Society from 1937 until 1945. He died in Portland on 8 November 1951. McArthur's official connection with Oregon geography began when Governor Oswald West appointed him to the Oregon Geographic Board (now the Oregon Geographic Names Board) in 1914.

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McArthur


Input: In 2009, Ryan said, ``What's unique about what's happening today in government, in the world, in America, is that it's as if we're living in an Ayn Rand novel right now. I think Ayn Rand did the best job of anybody to build a moral case of capitalism, and that morality of capitalism is under assault.'' In April 2012, after receiving criticism from Georgetown University faculty members on his budget plan, Ryan rejected Rand's philosophy as an atheistic one, saying it ``reduces human interactions down to mere contracts''.

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Ryan


Input: The summer of 2009 saw Halls leave Griffin Park and he joined Aldershot Town as a trialist. The club confirmed on 28 July 2009 that Halls had signed a two year contract. Halls was allocated the number 11 shirt for the 2009-10 season and on 6 August, Gary Waddock announced that Halls would be the vice-captain for the season. He moved on a free transfer to Wycombe Wanderers at the end of the 2010-2011 season.

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Halls


Input: Libya's de facto Prime Minister, Mahmoud Jibril announced that consultations were under way to form an interim government within one month, followed by elections for a constitutional assembly within eight months and parliamentary and presidential elections to be held within a year after that. Jibril then stepped down to make place for elections and was succeeded as interim Prime Minister by Abdurrahim El-Keib after a brief period in which Jibril's deputy, Ali Tarhouni, had assumed his duties.

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Jibril


Input: He starred with Neve Campbell again in Wes Craven 's hit slasher film Scream released later that same year which became his best known role. In 1998 he starred in The Newton Boys. Ulrich starred alongside Cuba Gooding Jr. in the action film Chill Factor. He had a small but pivotal role as an emotionally conflicted gay hustler in As Good as It Gets (along with fellow Scream actor Jamie Kennedy).

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Ulrich


Input: Reviews of the film were positive for Hall and his co-stars, and one for People Weekly even claimed that Hall's performance `` pilfered the film'' from Ringwald. Despite achieving only moderate success at the box office, the film made overnight stars of Ringwald and Hall. Hall starred in two 1985 teen classics, both written and directed by John Hughes. He was cast as Brian Johnson, ``the brain,'' in the quintessential teen film The Breakfast Club, co-starring Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, and Ringwald.

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Hall


Input: *douard, baron Vermeulen (born 4 March 1957 in Ypres) is a Belgian fashion designer. He is known for dressing members of the royal families of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

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*douard


Input: In 1908, he was the head of the Ukrainian Club, an association of Ukrainian national public figures in Kiev. For his opera libretti Lysenko insisted on using only the Ukrainian language. Tchaikovsky was impressed by Lysenko's Taras Bulba and wanted to stage the work in Moscow, but Lysenko's insistence on it being performed in the Ukrainian language, not Russian, prevented the performance from taking place in Moscow. In his later years, Lysenko raised funds to open a Ukrainian School of Music.

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Lysenko


Input: In 617, the secretary general of Wuyang Commandery (**, part of modern Handan, Hebei), Yuan Baozang (***), rebelled against Sui as well and submitted to Li Mi. He invited Wei Zheng to serve on his staff, as his secretary. Wei subsequently drafted submissions from Yuan to Li Mi, suggesting that Li Mi attack and seize nearby Wei Commandery (**, also part of modern Handan) and a large food storage that Emperor Yang built, Liyang Storage (***, in modern Hebi, Henan). Li Mi was impressed, and when he found out that Wei wrote the submissions, he requested Yuan send Wei to him.


Input: He then took another undergraduate degree at Harvard University, followed by a master's and doctorate there, after which he was immediately offered a faculty position at the institution. Influenced by Archibald MacMechan he became a medievalist and Arthurian scholar, with an interest in castle s. Webster was also a restore r of historic houses. They include the Barnard Capen House from the early seventeenth century in Dorchester, Massachusetts, which he moved to its current site in Milton, Massachusetts in 1913, and the eighteenth century Ross-Thompson House in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, which he bought in 1932 to save it from demolition, and is now a museum.

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Webster


Input: The Syfy Channel has run a teaser piece musical number, ``Princess Polly'' from Forbidden Zone 2: The Forbidden Galaxy on its show Monster Man, starring Cleve Hall. Elfman opens the Forbidden Zone shadow cast shows (after the march in) with Erin Holt singing Princess Polly live in front of her screened ``monster'' image on stage.

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Erin Holt


Input: Squeezit's head, which has now sprouted chicken wings, finds the king and informs him of what has happened. While preparing to kill Frenchy, Doris is confronted by the ex-queen, and the two engage in a cat-fight, with Doris eventually coming out as the victor. Just as she is about to kill Frenchy, Fausto stops her, explaining that Satan's Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo are holding the Princess hostage, and will kill her should anything befall Frenchy.

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Doris


Input: Squeezit accomplishes this task, but has failed to include himself in the deal to rescue his friends, and the devil has him decapitated. Queen Doris sends Bust Rod to keep an eye on the king, and to ensure he doesn't find out where she's hidden Frenchy. Fausto catches Bust Rod and forces him to lead him to Frenchy and Ren*, whom he orders to leave the Sixth Dimension to avoid the Queen's wrath.

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Rod


Input: The planning and organising of the Fiji Teachers'' Union that had begun in 1930 was completed in 1931 when the two teachers'' organizations of that time met at Natabua in Lautoka on 19 and 20 June and finally elected the officials of the National Executive. Mr S Hari Charan chaired the election procedures when D A Shah was elected the first President and Sewak Masih and S Hari Charan became the two Vice Presidents. R H Ram Narayan was elected the General Secretary with W K Phillip as his Assistant Secretary.

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R H Ram Narayan


Input: On April 24, 1794, Birkbeck married Prudence Bush, daughter of Richard and Prudence Bush of Wandsworth, Surrey. After 20 (math error) years of marriage, Prudence died on October 25, 1804, leaving her husband with seven children. In 1814, accompanied by his friend George Flower, Birkbeck traveled in recently defeated France. His Notes on a Journey through France (1814) revealed a good-tempered, fair-minded observer, well grounded in science and the humanities.

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Birkbeck


Input: An increasingly bitter rivalry develops between Curtis and Dave Turner, host of a downmarket game show called Current Account, in which contestants are invited to subject family members to shocks of higher voltage in exchange for larger cash prizes. Turner was originally introduced to a TV audience by Curtis at a royal variety performance some years earlier, and he therefore resents Turner's challenge in both a ratings war and as competition for a deal to syndicate their respective shows in America.

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Curtis


Input: Curtis receives the unwelcome news from his Harley Street doctor that he has cancer. Later that day while watching television, Curtis sees acclaimed novelist Jonathan Stitch's acceptance speech for an award he gained at a prestigious book awards ceremony. The speech that Stitch makes reminds Curtis of the fact that his time is short, and that immortality can be achieved through the printed word.

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Curtis


Input: Letts and the CM and the Popular Assembly of the San Martin Square participated in the Marcha de los Cuatro Suyos (Four Suyos March) and in the Popular Rebellion of Lima against the Fujimori regime http://www.blythe.org/peru-pcp/rights/geno.htm, on July 28, 2000. He supported in public the idea of firing the National Jury of Elections building which was considered responsible for the election fraud. In February 2001, on behalf of CM, Letts accused Alan Garc*a P*rez to the prosecutor on duty for the prison massacre and genocides of June 18 and 19, 1986. Between 2004 and 2005, he and the CM participated in the Movimiento del Frente Amplio -

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Letts


Input: For his military service he was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir and a gold sword. In 1874-1879 he worked with a scientific expedition exploring the Central Asia. In 1885-1886 Karazin travels to India together with Ivan Minaev. He also travelled to Egypt, Italy, Switzerland and many other exotic places. After his retirement from military service, Karazin wrote many adventure and ethnographic stories and novels: ``** ******* *********'' (1875; ``In the Distant Confines,'' tr. Anthony W. Sariti, AuthorHouse, 2007) ``* ********* ****'' (In the gunpowder smoke, 1878) ``* *******'' (In the reeds, 1879) ``Varvara Lepko and her family'' (1879); ``*******'' (Tigress); ``From Orenburg to Tashkent'' (1886); ``Khiva Expedition'' (1882); etc. The Two-Legged Wolf, English translation, 1894, from Archive.org The most popular was his children's book, Cranes Flying South, telling the story of a crane migrating from the Ostashkov swamps to the Upper Nile.

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Karazin


Input: Drivers such as Amscar series winners Steve Masterton and Terry Shiel, as well as Terry Finnigan, Garry Willmington, Brian Callaghan, Barry Jones, and the late Mike Burgmann got national TV exposure they would otherwise have struggled to get in the ATCC, or had ATCC headline drivers like Peter Brock (HDT), Dick Johnson, Allan Moffat, Allan Grice (Roadways), and Jim Richards (JPS Team BMW) been regular competitors, although Grice did win the 1982 series, Brock and Johnson contested limited rounds from 1982-1984, while Richards was a regular competitor from 1983 and placed 3rd in the 1984 series. In Group C, the factory backed Nissan team also contested the series with Sydney-based team driver Fred Gibson (the Bathurst 500 winner in 1967 with Harry Firth in a Ford XR Falcon GT) and his wife Christine (regarded as the ``fastest female in Australia'') driving the team's second Bluebird turbo and its powerful, but evil handling, front-wheel drive Nissan Pulsar EXA respectively.

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Fred Gibson


Input: East was first elected to Parliament in the 1978 election as MP for Rotorua, and retained that seat until he opted to become a list MP in the 1996 elections. East served in a number of ministerial roles, including those of Minister of Defence and Attorney-General in the fourth National government. When Jenny Shipley replaced Jim Bolger as leader of the National Party, East was one of the minority who remained aligned with Bolger. In 1999, he resigned from Parliament to take up a position as New Zealand's High Commissioner in London.

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East


Input: Karen Morley (December 12, 1909 -- March 8, 2003) was an American film actress. Born Mildred Linton in Ottumwa, Iowa, Morley lived there until she was thirteen years old.

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Morley


Input: He was also involved in work on semiconductor diode s, which were the forerunners of the revolution in electronics brought about by the advent of solid-state semiconductor components. In 1945 he joined the National Acoustic Laboratories where he worked on the design and construction of hearing aids for children. Aitchison was appointed as Senior Lecturer in Communications Engineering at the University of Sydney, which was the start of his 25-year teaching experience at that institution, culminating in his appointment as Associate Professor.

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Aitchison


Input: In 1992, the film American Me was released, which was based on the history of the Mexican Mafia. A principal supporting character is ``J.D.'' (played by William Forsythe), a non-Mexican member who has an artificial leg. Edward James Olmos (the movie's writer/director/star) attempted to visit Morgan in hopes that he would gain his approval of the movie.

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Morgan


Input: He spoke of human nature as a mystical unity of God and world. Immanuel Hermann Fichte used the term anthroposophy to refer to ``rigorous human self-knowledge,'' achievable through thorough comprehension of the human spirit and of the working of God in this spirit, in his 1856 work Anthropology:

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Immanuel Hermann Fichte


Input: Nine chapels were destroyed and 14 damaged; two convents were destroyed and one severely damaged, as were 33 cemeteries. In 2009 the remains of friar Maksimilijan Jur*i*, killed by partisans on 28 January 1945, were discovered and buried in *iroki Brijeg. Among those in attendance at his funeral were Ljubo Jur*i* (the friar's nephew) and the Croatian consul-general in Mostar, Velimir Ple*a.


Input: He signed a bonus contract with the Redlegs as a 19-year-old in 1955 and was placed on Cincinnati's Major League roster per the bonus rule of the time. He made his MLB debut as a defensive replacement for leftfielder Ray Jablonski in a 12--8 road loss to the Philadelphia Phillies on June 12. After pinch running in his second MLB game (for slow-footed catcher Smoky Burgess), Silvera finally had his first National League at bat as a pinch hitter for Roy McMillan in a 16--5 rout of the Phillies at Crosley Field June 26.

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Silvera


Input: Her parents, mother Otilia and father Ramiro, worked their way up from their farm working days to become a teacher and a welder, respectively, and struggled to keep their family together while giving 10-year-old budding gymnast Julissa a chance to train with renowned gymnastics coach B*la K*rolyi in Houston. At the 1986 U.S. Championships, she placed fourth in the all-around in the junior division and won a place on the U.S. National Team.

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Julissa


Input: In 1991, he released another album, Tempted, and the title track became Marty's first Top 5 hit. In 1991, Marty co-wrote a song with Travis Tritt called ``The Whiskey Ain't Workin'.'' The song was recorded as a duet on Tritt's 1991 album It's All About to Change, and that became Marty's biggest hit. In 1992, his former record company, Columbia finally released his album Let There Be Country.

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Marty


Input: Anderson and his wife, Jenna, live in Seattle, Washington. Anderson is an avid skateboarder and is sponsored by the American footwear and clothing company DVS Shoes. He has a signature skateboard shoe released through the company. During an interview with Dr. Drew Pinsky, Anderson revealed that he is a recovering alcoholic and his addiction left him homeless for two years.

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Anderson


Input: Among the options considered were allowing Karem to retain control as before, allowing Williams and Karem to alternate control daily or weekly, allowing members of the chamber to choose between the two, or flipping a coin to determine who would be in control. Paducah Senator Bob Leeper rendered the discussion moot when, after talking with Williams, he also switched party affiliations from Democratic to Republican in August 1999, giving Republicans control of that chamber for the first time in state history.

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Bob Leeper


Input: Susanne Delberg (Teri Tordai as Terry Torday) and her friend Ferdinand (Harald Leipnitz) are assigned by Count Andrea (B*la Ernyey) to deliver some documents to his brother Enrico (Jeffrey Hunter), in order to save their family assets from Leduc (Jacques Herlin), the counsellor of Elisa Bonaparte (Pascale Petit). The duo and Susanne's prostitutes guised as an actors' troupe travel to Lucca in the Kingdom of Etruria, managing to save Enrico from an assassination attempt by Leduc and rescue him.

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Jeffrey Hunter


Input: Sexy Susan Sins Again (German: Frau Wirtin hat auch einen Grafen, Italian: Susanna... ed i suoi dolci vizi alla corte del re) is a 1968 Austrian-Italian costume drama-adventure-sex comedy film directed by Franz Antel. It is the first film of the series Frau Wirtin, following the 1967 film The Sweet Sins of Sexy Susan. Susanne Delberg (Teri Tordai as Terry Torday) and her friend Ferdinand (Harald Leipnitz) are assigned by Count Andrea (B*la Ernyey) to deliver some documents to his brother Enrico (Jeffrey Hunter), in order to save their family assets from Leduc (Jacques Herlin), the counsellor of Elisa Bonaparte (Pascale Petit).

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Susanne Delberg