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Jana Bennett | [
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Jana Bennett | [
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] | British broadcasting executive | them based on popular British formats. The audience success of shows like Trading Spaces, and Junkyard Wars exemplified a shift in programming towards more mass-appeal shows. By 2001 TLC had the youngest adult audience profile amongst US cable channels with a median age of 40 and a 15% year on year growth in audience a... | [] |
Jana Bennett | [
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] | British broadcasting executive | expansion of the BBC's portfolio of 7 digital TV channels: BBC THREE, BBC FOUR, HD TV and the children's channels, CBBC and CBeebies This included winning the approval of the government for the launch of BBC THREE, the corporation's youth orientated digital television channel, which at the time was considered by some t... | [] |
Jana Bennett | [
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Jana Bennett | [
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Jana Bennett | [
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] | British broadcasting executive | also implemented the BBC's out of London strategy for commissioning and production. In 2010 she launched the BBC's year of science across television, radio and online. In the same year she established BBC One HD, `the biggest sign yet that HD is now part of the mainstream', and also announced a major new Shakespeare Se... | [] |
Jana Bennett | [
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] | British broadcasting executive | 3D, the first 3D film produced outside the US. Bennett was appointed to BBC Worldwide as President, Worldwide Networks and Global iPlayer in February 2011. Bennett left BBC Worldwide in 2012 following a reorganisation of the company. A+E Networks In June 2012 Bennett was appointed at President of The Biography Channel ... | [] |
Jana Bennett | [
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George A. Sawin | [
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Moussa Toure | [
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] | Liberian footballer | Moussa Toure (born June 19, 1985 in Monrovia, Liberia) is a Liberian footballer, who currently plays for Minnesota Twin Stars. Career Toure appeared in 12 games for the Minnesota Twin Stars of the National Premier Soccer League in 2008, scoring five goals. In 2009, he was capped seven times by the Atlanta Blackhawks of... | [] |
The Overflow, New South Wales | [
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Byedaik | [
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From the Soul of Man | [
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From the Soul of Man | [
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German Alternative | [
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German Alternative | [
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German Alternative | [
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] | political party | the DA fell apart. After Kühnen's AIDS-related death in 1991, Frank Hübner became the organization's new chairman, while Rene Koswig assumed the role as deputy. Both hail from East Germany. This led about eighty members, primarily from the western part of the country leaving the DA to start the Deutsches Hessen, Nation... | [] |
Michael McCusker | [
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] | American film editor | Michael "Mike" McCusker (born June 23, 1966) is an American film editor. He has been nominated twice for the Academy Award for Best Film Editing, for the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line (2005) and Ford v Ferrari (2019), winning the latter. McCusker frequently collaborates with director James Mangold. McCusker stated t... | [] |
Michael McCusker | [
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] | American film editor | writing and making films. After graduation, he attended Emerson College, obtaining a bachelor of fine arts degree in film theory and production in 1988. Career McCusker was mentored by film editor David Brenner. After graduating from Emerson, McCusker drove across country to West Hollywood, California, where he obtaine... | [] |
Michael McCusker | [
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Michael McCusker | [
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] | American film editor | Ford v Ferrari. Personal life McCusker is married to film producer Deirdre Morrison, whom he met while he was additional editor on the film The Day After Tomorrow. Filmography As Film Editor Sax's Final Orbit (1997) Kings (1998) Walk the Line (Mangold-2005) Men in Trees (TV pilot) (2006) Walkout (Olmos-2006) 3:10 to Yu... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | Richard Stumpf (20 February 1892 (according to another source, 21 February 1892) – 23 July 1958) was Roman Catholic, a tinsmith and a member of a Christian trade union. From 1912 to 1918 he served in the High Seas Fleet of the German Imperial Navy. From just before the start of the First World War to its end, he wrote ... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | in its investigation report. Education, service in the Imperial Navy, memberships and war diary Stumpf was born 20 February 1892 – according to another source 21 February 1892 – in Grafenberg (Bavaria, Germany) and died 23 July 1958 in Heiligenstadt (Eichsfeld, Germany). He was a catholic tinsmith and a member of a Chr... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | even a victorious naval battle will not guarantee Germany access to the open sea." Arrogance accompanied by strategic inability caused Stumpf to wish that one day the officer caste could be forced to take on an honourable profession and perform a useful activity. The sailors wished to be able to pay back the officers t... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | deprivations for the Junkers, "walking safes" and military aristocracy (he views the priests as officers in plain clothes). The fact that soldiers and workers also had a democratic voting legislation denied, caused special bitterness for Stumpf. Around mid-1917 Stumpf wrote that the sailors wanted peace as quickly as p... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | this caused great excitement. Stumpf wrote that this leaflet contained along with much truth, a motley mixture of silly platitudes and phrases. Many sheets seem to have been handed over to the superiors, according to Stumpf's perception. The unrest in the German Navy in the summer of 1917 also found its reflection in S... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | to the elucidation of the role of naval officers, and he handed it to Joseph Joos of the Centre Party (Germany), who recognized the value of the records and ensured they were read before the enquiry commission of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag). In 1927 the USPD-MP Wilhelm Dittmann published an abbrev... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | through his active and intensive involvement in the discussions of the sailors and stokers not only of the SMS Helgoland but also of many other ships as well as through his keen sense of the moods of his comrades, Stumpf expressed the general mood as well. Thus the diary constitutes an invaluable historical source of t... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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Richard Stumpf | [
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Richard Stumpf | [
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Richard Stumpf | [
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Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | of the anti-fascist committees and joined the Christian Democratic Union (East Germany) in 1946, the successor party to the Catholic Centre Party (Germany), to which Stumpf was close because of his religious affiliation. He had known the President Jakob Kaiser from his apprenticeship period in Nuremberg. Stumpf hid his... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | The case was closed and Stumpf was discharged without conviction. At the instigation of his eldest son Lothar, Stumpf was rehabilitated in 1993. In November 1953 Stumpf received permission upon request to adorn the war memorial in the Heinrich-Heine park in memory of the dead soldiers. When in the following year, the g... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | It was not until the late 1970s, that it was described in publications of the military journalist Robert Rosentreter. Also in West Germany historians recognized it relatively late. Wilhelm Deist mentioned the diary at various points of his historical work, for the first time in 1966 in his publication " Die Politik der... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | the sailors. This had been clearly indicated in Stumpf's diary. Because now an important base for the U-boat warfare had to be abandoned, the sailors and stokers realized definitely that the war was lost. In 1992, the Freiburg (Germany) historian and peace researcher Wolfram Wette published contributions to the history... | [] |
Richard Stumpf | [
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Richard Stumpf | [
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] | German sailor during WWI, testified before the enquiry commission of the of the German Weimar Republic parliament (Reichstag) (1919-1928) | Berlin 1927, 213 pages (abridged version). Tagebuch des Matrosen Richard Stumpf. 'Erinnerungen' aus dem deutsch-englischen Seekriege auf S.M.S. Helgoland. (Das Werk des Untersuchungsausschusses des Deutschen Reichstages, Vierte Reihe, Zehnter Band, Zweiter Halbband), Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft für Politik und Geschic... | [] |
Allium pallens | [
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] | subspecies of plant | A. pallens as an accepted name, but The World Checklist of Selected Plant Families treats it as a subspecies of Allium paniculatum, Allium paniculatum subsp. pallens (L.) K.Richt. Furthermore a number of synonyms listed in The Plant List, such as Allium sternii, are treated as separate species by The World Checklist. T... | [
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Cornelia Müller | [
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Cornelia Müller | [
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] | Linguist | Cienki, Ellen Fricke, Silva H. Ladewig, David McNeill and Sedinha Teßendorf (eds). 2013. Body – Language – Communication: An International Handbook on Multimodality in Human Interaction, Vol. 1. (Handbooks of Linguistics and Communication Science 38.1.). Berlin/ Boston: De Gruyter Mouton. Müller, Cornelia, Alan Cienki,... | [] |
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Kohama Island | [
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Kohama Island | [
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Clifford Swann | [
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The Stranger Next Door | [
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Somos Gitanos | [
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Bjelleklang | [
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La Prevoyante | [
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La Prevoyante | [
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Mustapha Ben Jafar | [
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Mustapha Ben Jafar | [
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Hilliard Davidson High School | [
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Hilliard Davidson High School | [
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Hilliard Davidson High School | [
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Hilliard Davidson High School | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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New Surrender | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Ágnes Szávay | [
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Patrick Argüello | [
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Patrick Argüello | [
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] | Nicaraguan American | His family moved back to Nicaragua when he was 3, and lived in Momotombo, La Paz Centro, and Managua. In 1956, Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza García was assassinated. His surviving sons Luis and Anastasio launched nationwide reprisals. Argüello's family were part of an exodus of affluent Nicaraguans who fled the ... | [] |
Patrick Argüello | [
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Patrick Argüello | [
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Patrick Argüello | [
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Patrick Argüello | [
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