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Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Jacksonville politics	In the weeks before his death, Stermon's access to JSO facilities became a public controversy. It was learned that Stermon had used his badges more than 700 times—far more frequently than any others with JSO headquarter access—including multiple accesses after normal business hours. Current Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters no longer allows “special access to individuals outside of the need for official business.” Stermon was also an ally of Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry. In a since-deleted tweet in December 2022, Mayor Curry defended Stermon against local lawyer John Phillips, who tweeted about potential changes to Stermon's badge access to JSO headquarters. Curry called Phillips a ‘media [expletive] with no compass’ and told him to ‘pound sand, chump,’ saying that he felt ‘compelled to reply’ since Phillips mentioned ‘[his] friend, Kent.’ Phillips also owns the Jacksonville-based publication Folio Weekly, which published a piece critical of Stermon and sheriff Mike Williams in June 2022.
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Jacksonville politics	Stermon was a member of the host committee of the 2020 Republican National Convention.
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Relationship with Ron DeSantis	In 2019, Florida Trend listed Stermon as one of six individuals in DeSantis’ inner circle, along with Casey DeSantis, Matt Gaetz, Richard Corcoran, Byron Donalds, and Susie Wiles, calling him "one of DeSantis' closest friends". Stermon's citation in a 2020 listing of the most influential people in Florida politics read "It's good to be the governor's bestie".
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Relationship with Ron DeSantis	Of the $140,000 Stermon has spent in political contributions in the state of Florida, more than $60,000 has gone to Ron DeSantis's political operations. He is considered the most high-profile of DeSantis's longtime donors. Stermon "told the Times/Herald that he and DeSantis became friends through mutual social circles in Jacksonville nearly 10 years ago, before DeSantis ran for Congress, and he's since helped DeSantis' campaigns as a 'labor of love'".
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Relationship with Ron DeSantis	From July to November 2016, when DeSantis needed to change residency due to federal congressional redistricting, he rented a Flagler Beach condo owned by Stermon. After DeSantis announced his campaign for governor, Stermon hosted an early fundraiser and was appointed to his transition team. In October 2019, Casey DeSantis took a controversial trip from Tallahassee to Jacksonville by private jet to attend a Republican party fundraiser hosted by Stermon’s company, TMM.
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Relationship with Ron DeSantis	In 2019, Governor DeSantis appointed Stermon to the Florida Board of Governors, which oversees the state university system.
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Sexual misconduct allegations	In November 2022, Stermon engaged in a sextortion scheme, offering a young family friend backstage access to Taylor Swift in exchange for nude photos. On November 18, 2022, the victim went to Stermon's office, where he detained her and demanded favors. On November 29, 2022, Stermon met with the victim and her father at Panera. Following a confrontation, Stermon fled, and police were informed.
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Sexual misconduct allegations	The State Attorney's office released its report in September 2023. It concludes that Stermon "would have been charged with the criminal offenses of solicitation for prostitution, false imprisonment, theft by false pretenses, unlawful use of a two-way communications device and obtaining by false representation".
Kent Stermon	75,667,393	Death	On Thursday, December 8, 2022, Stermon died by suicide. He shot himself in his truck at the Atlantic Beach post office. He left a suicide note. Earlier in the week, he had been hospitalized for a stroke.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402		The Grunwald Square (Polish: Plac Grunwaldzki) is an urban square in Warsaw, Poland. It is located in the district of Żoliborz, at the crossing of Broniewskiego Street, Jana Pawła II Avenue, Popiełuszki Street, Wojska Polskiego Avenue, and Matysiakówny Street.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402	Name	The square was named in 1926 after the village of Grunwald, Warmian–Masurian in Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship, Poland, which on 15 July 1410, was the site of the Battle of Grunwald, that ended in a decisive Polish–Lithuanian victory.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402	History	The Grunwald Square was designed between 1920 and 1922, as part of planning road system near the Warsaw Citadel. Its authors were Antoni Jawornicki and Józef Jankowski. It was originally envisioned as a half-circle with five-way crossing of newly planned streets, then named Marynarki, Lotnictwa, Kawalerii, and Artylerii. The square and nearby roads begun being constructed in the 1930s, however the works on the project were halted before its full complition.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402	History	On 14 August 1998, at the square was unvailed the Monument to the Ministry Endeavour of Polish Americans. It was proposed by the Polish Army Veterans' Association in America, and made by Baltazar Brukalski and Andrzej Pityński. It was dedicated to the Polish American and Polish Canadian who served in the Blue Army during the First World War, the Polish–Ukrainian War, and the Polish–Soviet War.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402	Characteristics	The Grunwald Square is located at the crossing of Broniewskiego Street, Jana Pawła II Avenue, Popiełuszki Street, Wojska Polskiego Avenue, and Matysiakówny Street.
Grunwald Square, Warsaw	75,667,402	Characteristics	At the square is located the Monument to the Military Endeavour of Polish Americans made by Baltazar Brukalski and Andrzej Pityński. It is dedicated to the Polish American and Polish Canadian soldeirs who served in the Blue Army during the First World War, the Polish–Ukrainian War, and the Polish–Soviet War.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403		Calicium corynellum is a species of pin lichen in the family Caliciaceae. It is found scattered across parts of Europe, North America, and Asia, where it grows on rock surfaces in shaded and humid locations.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Taxonomy	The species was first formally described by Swedish lichenologist Erik Acharius as Lichen corynellus. He transferred it to the genus Calicium in 1803. Edvard August Vainio proposed a new genus for it, Caliciella, in 1927. Leif Tibell documented Acharius' type specimens and designated a lectotype from this material in 1987. Historically, there were uncertainties as to whether the species was a lichen, or a lichenicolous (lichen-dwelling) fungus.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Taxonomy	The classification of Calicium corynellum as a distinct species was confirmed in 2020. Researchers conducted a study to investigate its taxonomic status, given previous uncertainties surrounding its identity. A molecular phylogenetics analysis based on nuclear rDNA sequences from a broader sample size underscored the genetic difference between C. corynellum and C. viride. The study thus consolidated C. corynellum as a distinct species in the Caliciaceae, in spite of its resemblance to C. viride.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Description	Calicium corynellum has specific morphological characteristics that set it apart from Calicium viride. The ascomata (fruiting bodies) of C. corynellum, are greyish white and has shorter stalks. It has narrow spores, a feature distinct from C. viride, which are broader. The thallus (the vegetative tissue of lichens) of C. corynellum is of a leprose type, contrasting the granular to verrucose thallus of C. viride.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Description	In terms of chemical components, C. corynellum contains rhizocarpic and usnic acids. Although C. viride also contains rhizocarpic acid, it features epanorin instead of usnic acid. However, the concentration of these acids varies significantly in both species, making this factor less reliable for distinguishing between them.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Habitat, distribution, and ecology	Found scattered across parts of Europe, North America, and Asia, Calicium corynellum prefers specific environmental conditions. Unlike most calicioid lichens, C. corynellum favours rock surfaces, primarily siliceous rocks, found in shaded and humid locations. This preference for rocky habitats differentiates it from many others in the same genus that grow on trees or soil.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Habitat, distribution, and ecology	Much like other lichen species, Calicium corynellum is integral to the ecosystems it inhabits. As a primary coloniser, it plays a role in soil formation by breaking down rock surfaces and incorporating organic matter into the mineral substrate. Its ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen also enriches the nutrient content of the surrounding environment.
Calicium corynellum	75,667,403	Habitat, distribution, and ecology	Lichens such as C. corynellum can indicate environmental health and air quality, as they are highly sensitive to air pollutants. By monitoring its presence or absence of these sensitive species, scientists can gauge the level of pollutants and inform environmental policies.
Bankrupting the Enemy	75,667,423		Bankrupting the Enemy: The U.S. Financial Siege of Japan Before Pearl Harbor is a 2007 economic history book by Edward S. Miller.
Bankrupting the Enemy	75,667,423	Content	In Bankrupting the Enemy, Miller argues that economic sanctions held against Japan in response to the invasion of Manchuria and Second Sino-Japanese War, and the freezing of assets critical to the Japanese economy, forced them to declare war on the United States. It is the first book to be released that specifically focuses on the financial embargo of Japan, which Miller argues was the most critical aspect that pushed Japan towards attacking Pearl Harbor. The book argues that while President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted policy to "bring Japan to its senses, not its knees", this goal was intercepted by bureaucrats who prevented Japan from buying any resources necessary for its economic survival.
Bankrupting the Enemy	75,667,423	Reception	Strategic Studies Quarterly stated that "books about finance, international trade, and economic analysis usually do not end up in the collections of many military professionals; Bankrupting the Enemy should", and gave praise to its research and "easy-to-read style".
Bankrupting the Enemy	75,667,423	Reception	Enterprise & Society was more positive, calling it a "fascinating and exceptionally presented book", and said that "the content is detailed and factual, but Miller's cleanly written narrative retains its interest and pace throughout."
Bankrupting the Enemy	75,667,423	Reception	Financial History Review gave praise to Bankrupting the Enemy, saying "this is a great book, and it will be of interest to researchers and laymen, and everybody interested in the origins of the Pacific War, Japanese economic history and US policy history", however they noted that some aspects of the book, such as its elaborate descriptions of production processes, would not be of interest to all readers. They also lamented a lack of Japanese primary sources, as did The Journal of Economic History, who further criticised its dry tone, saying that it "reads as if a wartime bean counter were painstakingly describing the input-output matrix for the entire Japanese wartime economy", and went on to suggest that a cliometric analysis of the impacts of the economic sanctions would have improved the book.
Halgaitosaurus	75,667,441		Halgaitosaurus is an extinct genus of araeoscelidian reptile from the late Pennsylvanian of Utah. It contains a single species, Halgaitosaurus gregarius, which is known from the "Virgilian" (Gzhelian)-age Halgaito Formation in Bears Ears National Monument. The fossils of Halgaitosaurus include a number of partial skeletons and isolated bones discovered in blocks of siltstone collected from the Birthday Quarry, a multi-taxon bonebed in Valley of the Gods. Halgaitosaurus makes up about 55% of the fossil material in the 20 blocks recovered from the site. Its fossils show a wide range of body sizes, and their preservation in close company may indicate that it was a gregarious animal, hence the species name.
Halgaitosaurus	75,667,441		Halgaitosaurus shows many features in common with araeoscelidians. The cervical (neck) vertebrae are elongated, and all vertebrae in front of the hip have a midline keel on the underside. Moreover, the front edge of the scapula slants backwards, the limbs are long and roughly equal in length, and the femur is much thicker than the humerus. The coracoid has a prominent thumb-like attachment point for the triceps muscle, a trait shared by Araeoscelis. There were eight cervical vertebrae, less than Araeoscelis (9) but more than Petrolacosaurus (6). The maxilla has about 25 teeth, more than Araeoscelis (19) but less than Petrolacosaurus (35). The fourth and fifth teeth in the maxilla are caniform (enlarged and fang-like), while teeth 10-18 are also slightly larger than adjacent parts of the tooth row.
Halgaitosaurus	75,667,441		The frontals are similar to Araeoscelis, meeting together as a V-shaped projection wedging between the nasals. Unlike Araeoscelis, Halgaitosaurus may have had two temporal fenestrae. Excavations on the edges of the postorbital and parietal strongly suggest the presence of an upper temporal fenestra, visble from above. Likewise, the postorbital is proportionally similar to Petrolaceosaurus and the jugal has a right-angled rear edge, both of which may indicate that it had a lower temporal fenestra on the side of the skull. The jugal barely meets the lower edge of the skull, in contrast to other araeoscelidians.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465		The Grand Kyiv Ballet, also called Kyiv Grand Ballet or Kiev Grand Ballet, is an independent touring ballet company of Ukrainian ballet dancers from Kyiv temporarily operating from the International Ballet Academy in Bellevue, Washington, USA while in refuge from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Background	The Grand Kyiv Ballet was founded in 2014 by Oleksandr Stoianov, a premiere of the National Ballet of Ukraine, beginning with a French tour of 35 theaters, with a troupe consisting of approximately 35 performers..
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Background	This group includes dancers who have performed in the National Opera of Ukraine.. Stoianov is the founder, artistic director, and principal dancer of the group. Stoianov's wife, Katerina Kukhar, is a principal dancer of the National Opera of Ukraine, and of the Grand Kyiv Ballet.. Both Stoianov and Kukhar are graduates of the Kyiv State Choreographic College..
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Background	Kukhar said their family had been in Kyiv on February 24, 2022, and became refugees during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Background	In December, 2023, Stoianov told media that many of the performers of the Grand Kyiv Ballet use the money they earn through their performances to support their families in Ukraine.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Background	Grand Kyiv Ballet works to support ballet dancers from Ukraine find places to train around the world, estimating they have helped more than 200 ballet children.. In October, 2023, Kukhar expressed the importance of providing an opportunity for Ukrainian dancers to continue their careers following the destruction of many theaters in Ukraine, to share Ukrainian culture, and collecting funds to provide support to Kyiv State Ballet College.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	Projects	In 2023, the Grand Kyiv Ballet's website listed their projects as:
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	National Opera of Ukraine statement	In January, 2023, the National Opera of Ukraine, based in Kyiv, issued a statement that independent companies with names similar to the Grand Kyiv Ballet are not official affiliates of the National Opera of Ukraine.
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	National Opera of Ukraine statement	The National Opera of Ukraine's statement also references the similarly-named independent ballet company, Kyiv City Ballet, a different ballet company founded in 2012 by Ivan Kozlov, (with the similarly-named Kyiv City Ballet's website in 2023 itself containing a similar advisement to "beware of imitations").
Grand Kyiv Ballet	75,667,465	National Opera of Ukraine statement	In their statement, the National Opera of Ukraine emphasized their disagreement over performances of Russian composer Tchaikovsky's works, the Nutcracker and Swan Lake, during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This opinion is not universally shared in the Ukrainian music community, with others emphasizing Tchaikovsky's connection to Ukraine including Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian heritage, Ukrainian influences on Tchaikovsky's music, and Tchaikovsky's time spent in Ukraine.
Andy Snitzer	75,667,495		Andy Snitzer (born November 28, 1962) is an American saxophonist, composer, and arranger. He is known for his work as a session musician with numerous famous artists, including Paul Simon, Aretha Franklin, Sting, The Rolling Stones, and Chaka Khan.
Andy Snitzer	75,667,495	Early life and education	Snitzer was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Rochester, New York. He began playing the saxophone at a young age and attended the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, where he studied with Ramon Ricker.
Andy Snitzer	75,667,495	Career	After moving to New York City, Snitzer pursued a career as a session musician and composer. He provided the saxophone solo in Boy Meets Girl's 1988 hit "Waiting for a Star to Fall". He has contributed to numerous film and television soundtracks, including The Firm, The Prince of Tides, The Manchurian Candidate, and Law & Order. Snitzer has also been involved in several Broadway productions, including The Lion King and The Producers. Snitzer has released several albums as a solo artist, including Ties That Bind, In the Eye of the Storm, Some Quiet Place, and Traveler. His music is a blend of contemporary jazz, pop, and R&B. Ties That Bind received critical acclaim for its "sensuous melodies and rich harmonies" and was described as "one of the most enjoyable smooth jazz albums of the year" by JazzTimes. Snitzer has also collaborated with other artists, including David Sanborn, Bob James, and Eric Marienthal. He has written music for television commercials and produced his own music for several artists. Snitzer won the Grammy for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album at the 60th Grammy Awards as part of the Jeff Lorber Fusion.
2013 in Sudan	75,667,498		The following lists events during 2013 in the Republic of the Sudan.
2013 in Sudan	75,667,498	Holidays	Source:
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499		Michelle Meagher is a British lawyer, author and campaigner. Meagher is advocating for an overhaul of competition policy away from the Chicago School antitrust consumer-centered paradigm.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Early life and education	Meagher was born in the UK. She is British of Bangladeshi origin. Her parents wanted her to become a medical doctor. Meagher chose instead to study Philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford University and competition law at Georgetown University.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Early life and education	After her studies she worked for competition law firms.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Early life and education	In 2013, Meagher was emotionally affected by the Rana Plaza tragedy, in which an eight-story commercial building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, killing over 1,100 people, principally garment factories workers. Meagher's maternal family came from Dhanmondi area of Dhaka, situated close to the district where Rana Plaza was once located and Meagher identified with the victims of the tragedy.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Early life and education	As an M&A lawyer facilitating mergers between large companies, Meagher was confronted with a crisis of consciousness. She saw irresponsible corporate governance structures resulting from unfettered competition for profits as the ultimate reason behind the Rana Plaza tragedy. Consequently, Meagher quit her job with a renowned multinational law firm.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Anti-monopoly work	In 2020, Meagher published the book Competition is Killing Us, in which she argues for a redesign of competition law to control the power of Big Tech.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Anti-monopoly work	Meagher repeatedly denounced the concentration of corporate power, regulatory intervention to rebalance the interests of shareholders with the interests of citizens, such as mandatory sharing of anonymized data by Big Tech companies with their smaller competitors.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Anti-monopoly work	In 2021, Meagher co-founded the European anti-monopoly organisation Balanced Economy Project, with the journalist Nicholas Shaxson.
Michelle Meagher	75,667,499	Anti-monopoly work	Meagher is a senior policy fellow at the Centre for Law, Economics and Society, University College London (UCL). Meagher's contribution to the anti-monopoly movement has been likened to Lina Khan in the US, among other antitrust legal scholars.
Wurtsmith Air Museum	75,667,510		The Wurtsmith Air Museum is an aviation museum located at Oscoda–Wurtsmith Airport in Oscoda, Michigan focused on the history of Wurtsmith Air Force Base and aviation in northeastern Michigan.
Wurtsmith Air Museum	75,667,510	History	Following the end of the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force announced the closure of a number of air force bases in Michigan. This led to efforts to found aviation museums at the former bases such as the K. I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum. A group at Wurtsmith Air Force Base partnered with the Yankee Air Force to establish as the Wurtsmith Division on 8 December 1993. It opened in 1997 in three hangars at the base.
Wurtsmith Air Museum	75,667,510	History	By July 2012, the museum had separated from the Yankee Air Force and become the Wurtsmith Air Museum.
Wurtsmith Air Museum	75,667,510	History	The museum opened three new exhibits in 2023.
Wurtsmith Air Museum	75,667,510	Exhibits	Exhibits at the museum cover subjects such as women in aviation, General Paul Wurtsmith, 920th Air Refueling Squadron, the Army Air Service and a Link Trainer.
Sarará (footballer)	75,667,511		Olavo de Souza Flores (4 August 1931 – 6 August 2013), better known as Sarará, was a Brazilian professional footballer who played as a midfielder.
Sarará (footballer)	75,667,511	Career	Born in Porto Alegre, he played for GS Força e Luz, EC Cruzeiro and Grêmio, where he began his professional career. In 1955 he transferred to São Paulo, where he was part of the state champion squad in 1957, under the command of Béla Guttmann. Sarará played in the grand final replacing an injured Dino Sani. He also played for América Mineiro, Sport Recife as well as clubs in the interior of São Paulo. After retiring, he worked as an accountant.
Leo Freundlich	75,667,519		Template:Infobox - politikLeo Freundlich (April 23, 1875 - February 12, 1953) was an Austrian and Czech journalist and politician of German nationality and Jewish origin, in the early 20th century a social democratic member of the Imperial Council, in the interwar period the diplomatic representative of Albania in Austria.
Leo Freundlich	75,667,519	Biography	He was born in Bielsko-Biała, Galicia, in a Jewish family. He was active in the socialist movement from a young age. He worked as an editor of the workers' press in Ústí nad Labem. Here he met his future wife, Emmy Freundlich (1878–1848), the daughter of the former mayor of Ústí Kögler. They married in Scotland in 1900 and moved to Šumperk. Both spouses were publicly and politically active. They participated in the establishment of a consumer cooperative. Leo Freundlich published the leftist paper Volkswacht. He was imprisoned for three weeks for verbal attacks on the Catholic Church.
Leo Freundlich	75,667,519	Biography	At the beginning of the century, he became involved in national politics. In the elections to the Imperial Council in 1907, held for the first time under universal and equal suffrage, he won a mandate in the Imperial Council (national legislature) for the German electoral district of Morava 16. He joined the parliamentary faction of the Social Democratic Party of Austria. He introduces himself professionally as editor-in-chief.
Leo Freundlich	75,667,519	Biography	Shortly after his departure from the Reichstag, Leo Freundlich divorced his wife Emma, who then permanently profiled herself as a prominent figure in the Austrian labor movement and cooperatives. In 1911–1912, Leo Freundlich dealt extensively with the Albanian question in Vienna. He published a set of analyses on Albanian ethnicity and spoke sympathetically of Albanian national aspirations. Most notably, his book Albania's Golgotha in 1913 presented a series of reports on the massacres of Albanians by Serbian troops during the Balkan Wars.
Leo Freundlich	75,667,519	Biography	In the interwar period, Freundlich worked in Vienna as Albania's press secretary. Ahmet Zogu chose him for this position. He was even involved in the unsuccessful selection of a wife for the Albanian ruler, and in the 1930s he lobbied for Albanian business interests in Central Europe. He lived in Vienna until August 1938, but due to escalating racial persecution in Nazi Germany, he moved to Switzerland, where he worked in the Albanian representation at the League of Nations in Geneva. He remained here even during the World War, when he lived in poor conditions and was financially supported by his two daughters who lived in New York. When the Communists took power in Albania after the war, he tried unsuccessfully to appeal to the Deputy Prime Minister, Koçi Xoxe, with the wish to become the Albanian Honorary Consul in Vienna. He died in 1953 near Geneva.
Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew	75,667,521		Orazgeldi Aydogdyev (Cyrillic: Оразгельды Айдогдыев) is a Turkmen politician and former Vice President of Turkmenistan.
Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew	75,667,521		Aydogdyev was born in 1948 in Mary Region. He graduated from the Turkmen State University in 1971, and from the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union in 1980.
Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew	75,667,521		Aydogdyev was a head of department in Mary regional committee of the Communist Party of Turkmenistan from 1980 to 1991. He was the deputy chairman of the People's Deputies in the Mary Regional Council from 1991 to 1992.
Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew	75,667,521		In June 1992 Aydogdyev was appointed as Vice President of Turkmenistan, and he was responsible for overseeing media. He was removed as vice president in April 2001. He had been the minister of culture since 1995, and was fired from that position for shortcomings in November 2003.
Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew	75,667,521	References
Frances Coombe	75,667,595		Frances Coombe (born 1992 or 1993) is a Canadian model.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Early life and education	Coombe grew up in Toronto alongside his sister and brother. At age five, he became a vegetarian. His extracurriculars included dance and music. He was interested in fashion and arts from a young age, but hadn't considered modeling as a career until he was scouted.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	Coombe was scouted by Elite Toronto in the 10th grade.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	Coombe began modeling in Toronto in late 2009. In 2010, he won the P&G Beauty and Grooming Award for Best New Face. He began modeling for Muse Model Management in 2011.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	In fall 2013, Coombe modeled in Milan for the first time, where he walked in runway shows for Alberta Ferretti, Bottega Veneta, Just Cavalli, and Moschino. In 2015 and 2017, Coombe walked the runway for Gucci.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	Coombe has appeared in Elle Canada, Glamour Italia, Harper’s Bazaar, L'Officiel Malaysia, Vogue Germany, Vogue Italia, Vogue Ukraine, and Vogue UK. He has worked on ad campaigns for Fleur du Mal, Red Valentino, and Norma Kamali. He has also paticipated in runway shows for Carolina Herrera and Viktor & Rolf.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	In 2023, Coombe filed a lawsuit against Muse Model Management, saying that after coming out as non binary to the company in October 2021, he had been subject to a hostile work environment. Muse told Coombe they would continue to treat him as a woman in the modelling realm. During a photoshoot in 2021, which Coombe had arranged in order to remarket himself as an androgynous model, Muse "insisted that [Coombe] wear women’s clothing, i.e., a bikini, and refused to permit him to wear men’s boxer briefs or men’s shoes," according to the lawsuit. After coming out to the company in 2022 as a transgender man, Coombe says he was removed from Muse's website without notice and was told in a meeting with the company that they would not allow him to work as a male model, saying he was "insufficiently masculine".
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Modeling career	Coombe has since found work with another company.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Personal life	Coombe moved to New York at age 18, and lived on the Upper East Side as of 2014.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Personal life	In 2022, Coombe came out as a gay trans man, after previously identifying as non-binary. He began HRT in January 2022.
Frances Coombe	75,667,595	Personal life	Coombe is of partial Scottish descent.
National Puzzle Day	75,667,614		National Puzzle Day is an American observance that occurs January 29 every year.
National Puzzle Day	75,667,614		This observance began in January 2002. It was created by Jodi Jill, a puzzle enthusiast.
National Puzzle Day	75,667,614		Some people observe National Puzzle Day by playing various types of puzzles, or going to various puzzle events. During the month of January, some puzzles are given away to educators or offered at reduced price promotions. Some libraries run puzzle swaps as an event on this day and sell puzzles with the donating proceeds of puzzle sales to benefit various organizations or charities.
National Puzzle Day	75,667,614	References
2024 Nicholls Colonels softball team	75,667,648		The 2024 Nicholls Colonels softball team will represent Nicholls State University during the 2024 NCAA Division I softball season. The Colonels play their home games at Swanner Field at Geo Surfaces Park and are led by third-year head coach Justin Lewis. They are members of the Southland Conference.
UK parliamentary caucus	75,667,682		UK parliamentary caucuses are political organisations in the House of Commons
UK parliamentary caucus	75,667,682		Conservative Party (UK) (350)
UK parliamentary caucus	75,667,682		Labour Party (UK) (198)
UK parliamentary caucus	75,667,682		Liberal Democrats (UK) (15)
Scott Dyk	75,667,703		Scott Dyk is an American politician serving as a member of the North Dakota House of Representatives from the 23rd district, alongisde Nico Rios.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721		Mira Sintra-Meleças Station (Portuguese: Estação Ferroviária de Mira Sintra-Meleças) is a railway station located in the city of Sintra, Portugal. It is served by the Linha do Oeste and a spur of the Sintra Line. It is operated by Lisbon CP and managed by Infraestruturas de Portugal.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	Service	The station is located between various towns and municipalities, and serves much of the surrounding area.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	Service	Regional and InterRegional services stop at Mira Sintra-Meleças Station roughly eight times daily in each direction.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	Service	Urban trains stop at Mira Sintra-Meleças Station at approximately 1-hour intervals on weekends and off-peak periods on weekdays. During peak periods, trains stop at Agualva-Cacém Station at approximately 30-minute intervals.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	Station layout	A pharmacy is located inside the station, and bus service is provided by a loop on the east side of the station.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	Station layout	Mira Sintra-Meleças Station is composed of two island platforms serving four tracks.
Mira Sintra-Meleças railway station	75,667,721	History	Although the section of the Linha do Oeste that the station lies on entered service on 21 May 1887, the station only opened on 29 November 2004, over a century later. Plans to create a proper station in the area formed in the 1990s. The station was built to replace the Meleças halt that had previously served the area.

Kent Stermon

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Jacksonville politics

In the weeks before his death, Stermon's access to JSO facilities became a public controversy. It was learned that Stermon had used his badges more than 700 times—far more frequently than any others with JSO headquarter access—including multiple accesses after normal business hours. Current Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters no longer allows “special access to individuals outside of the need for official business.” Stermon was also an ally of Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry. In a since-deleted tweet in December 2022, Mayor Curry defended Stermon against local lawyer John Phillips, who tweeted about potential changes to Stermon's badge access to JSO headquarters. Curry called Phillips a ‘media [expletive] with no compass’ and told him to ‘pound sand, chump,’ saying that he felt ‘compelled to reply’ since Phillips mentioned ‘[his] friend, Kent.’ Phillips also owns the Jacksonville-based publication Folio Weekly, which published a piece critical of Stermon and sheriff Mike Williams in June 2022.

Kent Stermon

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Jacksonville politics

Stermon was a member of the host committee of the 2020 Republican National Convention.

Kent Stermon

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Relationship with Ron DeSantis

In 2019, Florida Trend listed Stermon as one of six individuals in DeSantis’ inner circle, along with Casey DeSantis, Matt Gaetz, Richard Corcoran, Byron Donalds, and Susie Wiles, calling him "one of DeSantis' closest friends". Stermon's citation in a 2020 listing of the most influential people in Florida politics read "It's good to be the governor's bestie".

Kent Stermon

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Relationship with Ron DeSantis

Of the $140,000 Stermon has spent in political contributions in the state of Florida, more than $60,000 has gone to Ron DeSantis's political operations. He is considered the most high-profile of DeSantis's longtime donors. Stermon "told the Times/Herald that he and DeSantis became friends through mutual social circles in Jacksonville nearly 10 years ago, before DeSantis ran for Congress, and he's since helped DeSantis' campaigns as a 'labor of love'".

Kent Stermon

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Relationship with Ron DeSantis

From July to November 2016, when DeSantis needed to change residency due to federal congressional redistricting, he rented a Flagler Beach condo owned by Stermon. After DeSantis announced his campaign for governor, Stermon hosted an early fundraiser and was appointed to his transition team. In October 2019, Casey DeSantis took a controversial trip from Tallahassee to Jacksonville by private jet to attend a Republican party fundraiser hosted by Stermon’s company, TMM.

Kent Stermon

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Relationship with Ron DeSantis

In 2019, Governor DeSantis appointed Stermon to the Florida Board of Governors, which oversees the state university system.

Kent Stermon

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Sexual misconduct allegations

In November 2022, Stermon engaged in a sextortion scheme, offering a young family friend backstage access to Taylor Swift in exchange for nude photos. On November 18, 2022, the victim went to Stermon's office, where he detained her and demanded favors. On November 29, 2022, Stermon met with the victim and her father at Panera. Following a confrontation, Stermon fled, and police were informed.

Kent Stermon

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Sexual misconduct allegations

The State Attorney's office released its report in September 2023. It concludes that Stermon "would have been charged with the criminal offenses of solicitation for prostitution, false imprisonment, theft by false pretenses, unlawful use of a two-way communications device and obtaining by false representation".

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Death

On Thursday, December 8, 2022, Stermon died by suicide. He shot himself in his truck at the Atlantic Beach post office. He left a suicide note. Earlier in the week, he had been hospitalized for a stroke.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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The Grunwald Square (Polish: Plac Grunwaldzki) is an urban square in Warsaw, Poland. It is located in the district of Żoliborz, at the crossing of Broniewskiego Street, Jana Pawła II Avenue, Popiełuszki Street, Wojska Polskiego Avenue, and Matysiakówny Street.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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Name

The square was named in 1926 after the village of Grunwald, Warmian–Masurian in Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship, Poland, which on 15 July 1410, was the site of the Battle of Grunwald, that ended in a decisive Polish–Lithuanian victory.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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History

The Grunwald Square was designed between 1920 and 1922, as part of planning road system near the Warsaw Citadel. Its authors were Antoni Jawornicki and Józef Jankowski. It was originally envisioned as a half-circle with five-way crossing of newly planned streets, then named Marynarki, Lotnictwa, Kawalerii, and Artylerii. The square and nearby roads begun being constructed in the 1930s, however the works on the project were halted before its full complition.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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History

On 14 August 1998, at the square was unvailed the Monument to the Ministry Endeavour of Polish Americans. It was proposed by the Polish Army Veterans' Association in America, and made by Baltazar Brukalski and Andrzej Pityński. It was dedicated to the Polish American and Polish Canadian who served in the Blue Army during the First World War, the Polish–Ukrainian War, and the Polish–Soviet War.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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Characteristics

The Grunwald Square is located at the crossing of Broniewskiego Street, Jana Pawła II Avenue, Popiełuszki Street, Wojska Polskiego Avenue, and Matysiakówny Street.

Grunwald Square, Warsaw

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Characteristics

At the square is located the Monument to the Military Endeavour of Polish Americans made by Baltazar Brukalski and Andrzej Pityński. It is dedicated to the Polish American and Polish Canadian soldeirs who served in the Blue Army during the First World War, the Polish–Ukrainian War, and the Polish–Soviet War.

Calicium corynellum

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Calicium corynellum is a species of pin lichen in the family Caliciaceae. It is found scattered across parts of Europe, North America, and Asia, where it grows on rock surfaces in shaded and humid locations.

Calicium corynellum

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Taxonomy

The species was first formally described by Swedish lichenologist Erik Acharius as Lichen corynellus. He transferred it to the genus Calicium in 1803. Edvard August Vainio proposed a new genus for it, Caliciella, in 1927. Leif Tibell documented Acharius' type specimens and designated a lectotype from this material in 1987. Historically, there were uncertainties as to whether the species was a lichen, or a lichenicolous (lichen-dwelling) fungus.

Calicium corynellum

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Taxonomy

The classification of Calicium corynellum as a distinct species was confirmed in 2020. Researchers conducted a study to investigate its taxonomic status, given previous uncertainties surrounding its identity. A molecular phylogenetics analysis based on nuclear rDNA sequences from a broader sample size underscored the genetic difference between C. corynellum and C. viride. The study thus consolidated C. corynellum as a distinct species in the Caliciaceae, in spite of its resemblance to C. viride.

Calicium corynellum

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Description

Calicium corynellum has specific morphological characteristics that set it apart from Calicium viride. The ascomata (fruiting bodies) of C. corynellum, are greyish white and has shorter stalks. It has narrow spores, a feature distinct from C. viride, which are broader. The thallus (the vegetative tissue of lichens) of C. corynellum is of a leprose type, contrasting the granular to verrucose thallus of C. viride.

Calicium corynellum

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Description

In terms of chemical components, C. corynellum contains rhizocarpic and usnic acids. Although C. viride also contains rhizocarpic acid, it features epanorin instead of usnic acid. However, the concentration of these acids varies significantly in both species, making this factor less reliable for distinguishing between them.

Calicium corynellum

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Habitat, distribution, and ecology

Found scattered across parts of Europe, North America, and Asia, Calicium corynellum prefers specific environmental conditions. Unlike most calicioid lichens, C. corynellum favours rock surfaces, primarily siliceous rocks, found in shaded and humid locations. This preference for rocky habitats differentiates it from many others in the same genus that grow on trees or soil.

Calicium corynellum

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Habitat, distribution, and ecology

Much like other lichen species, Calicium corynellum is integral to the ecosystems it inhabits. As a primary coloniser, it plays a role in soil formation by breaking down rock surfaces and incorporating organic matter into the mineral substrate. Its ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen also enriches the nutrient content of the surrounding environment.

Calicium corynellum

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Habitat, distribution, and ecology

Lichens such as C. corynellum can indicate environmental health and air quality, as they are highly sensitive to air pollutants. By monitoring its presence or absence of these sensitive species, scientists can gauge the level of pollutants and inform environmental policies.

Bankrupting the Enemy

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Bankrupting the Enemy: The U.S. Financial Siege of Japan Before Pearl Harbor is a 2007 economic history book by Edward S. Miller.

Bankrupting the Enemy

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Content

In Bankrupting the Enemy, Miller argues that economic sanctions held against Japan in response to the invasion of Manchuria and Second Sino-Japanese War, and the freezing of assets critical to the Japanese economy, forced them to declare war on the United States. It is the first book to be released that specifically focuses on the financial embargo of Japan, which Miller argues was the most critical aspect that pushed Japan towards attacking Pearl Harbor. The book argues that while President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted policy to "bring Japan to its senses, not its knees", this goal was intercepted by bureaucrats who prevented Japan from buying any resources necessary for its economic survival.

Bankrupting the Enemy

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Reception

Strategic Studies Quarterly stated that "books about finance, international trade, and economic analysis usually do not end up in the collections of many military professionals; Bankrupting the Enemy should", and gave praise to its research and "easy-to-read style".

Bankrupting the Enemy

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Reception

Enterprise & Society was more positive, calling it a "fascinating and exceptionally presented book", and said that "the content is detailed and factual, but Miller's cleanly written narrative retains its interest and pace throughout."

Bankrupting the Enemy

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Reception

Financial History Review gave praise to Bankrupting the Enemy, saying "this is a great book, and it will be of interest to researchers and laymen, and everybody interested in the origins of the Pacific War, Japanese economic history and US policy history", however they noted that some aspects of the book, such as its elaborate descriptions of production processes, would not be of interest to all readers. They also lamented a lack of Japanese primary sources, as did The Journal of Economic History, who further criticised its dry tone, saying that it "reads as if a wartime bean counter were painstakingly describing the input-output matrix for the entire Japanese wartime economy", and went on to suggest that a cliometric analysis of the impacts of the economic sanctions would have improved the book.

Halgaitosaurus

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Halgaitosaurus is an extinct genus of araeoscelidian reptile from the late Pennsylvanian of Utah. It contains a single species, Halgaitosaurus gregarius, which is known from the "Virgilian" (Gzhelian)-age Halgaito Formation in Bears Ears National Monument. The fossils of Halgaitosaurus include a number of partial skeletons and isolated bones discovered in blocks of siltstone collected from the Birthday Quarry, a multi-taxon bonebed in Valley of the Gods. Halgaitosaurus makes up about 55% of the fossil material in the 20 blocks recovered from the site. Its fossils show a wide range of body sizes, and their preservation in close company may indicate that it was a gregarious animal, hence the species name.

Halgaitosaurus

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Halgaitosaurus shows many features in common with araeoscelidians. The cervical (neck) vertebrae are elongated, and all vertebrae in front of the hip have a midline keel on the underside. Moreover, the front edge of the scapula slants backwards, the limbs are long and roughly equal in length, and the femur is much thicker than the humerus. The coracoid has a prominent thumb-like attachment point for the triceps muscle, a trait shared by Araeoscelis. There were eight cervical vertebrae, less than Araeoscelis (9) but more than Petrolacosaurus (6). The maxilla has about 25 teeth, more than Araeoscelis (19) but less than Petrolacosaurus (35). The fourth and fifth teeth in the maxilla are caniform (enlarged and fang-like), while teeth 10-18 are also slightly larger than adjacent parts of the tooth row.

Halgaitosaurus

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The frontals are similar to Araeoscelis, meeting together as a V-shaped projection wedging between the nasals. Unlike Araeoscelis, Halgaitosaurus may have had two temporal fenestrae. Excavations on the edges of the postorbital and parietal strongly suggest the presence of an upper temporal fenestra, visble from above. Likewise, the postorbital is proportionally similar to Petrolaceosaurus and the jugal has a right-angled rear edge, both of which may indicate that it had a lower temporal fenestra on the side of the skull. The jugal barely meets the lower edge of the skull, in contrast to other araeoscelidians.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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The Grand Kyiv Ballet, also called Kyiv Grand Ballet or Kiev Grand Ballet, is an independent touring ballet company of Ukrainian ballet dancers from Kyiv temporarily operating from the International Ballet Academy in Bellevue, Washington, USA while in refuge from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Background

The Grand Kyiv Ballet was founded in 2014 by Oleksandr Stoianov, a premiere of the National Ballet of Ukraine, beginning with a French tour of 35 theaters, with a troupe consisting of approximately 35 performers..

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Background

This group includes dancers who have performed in the National Opera of Ukraine.. Stoianov is the founder, artistic director, and principal dancer of the group. Stoianov's wife, Katerina Kukhar, is a principal dancer of the National Opera of Ukraine, and of the Grand Kyiv Ballet.. Both Stoianov and Kukhar are graduates of the Kyiv State Choreographic College..

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Background

Kukhar said their family had been in Kyiv on February 24, 2022, and became refugees during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Background

In December, 2023, Stoianov told media that many of the performers of the Grand Kyiv Ballet use the money they earn through their performances to support their families in Ukraine.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Background

Grand Kyiv Ballet works to support ballet dancers from Ukraine find places to train around the world, estimating they have helped more than 200 ballet children.. In October, 2023, Kukhar expressed the importance of providing an opportunity for Ukrainian dancers to continue their careers following the destruction of many theaters in Ukraine, to share Ukrainian culture, and collecting funds to provide support to Kyiv State Ballet College.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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Projects

In 2023, the Grand Kyiv Ballet's website listed their projects as:

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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National Opera of Ukraine statement

In January, 2023, the National Opera of Ukraine, based in Kyiv, issued a statement that independent companies with names similar to the Grand Kyiv Ballet are not official affiliates of the National Opera of Ukraine.

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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National Opera of Ukraine statement

The National Opera of Ukraine's statement also references the similarly-named independent ballet company, Kyiv City Ballet, a different ballet company founded in 2012 by Ivan Kozlov, (with the similarly-named Kyiv City Ballet's website in 2023 itself containing a similar advisement to "beware of imitations").

Grand Kyiv Ballet

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National Opera of Ukraine statement

In their statement, the National Opera of Ukraine emphasized their disagreement over performances of Russian composer Tchaikovsky's works, the Nutcracker and Swan Lake, during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This opinion is not universally shared in the Ukrainian music community, with others emphasizing Tchaikovsky's connection to Ukraine including Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian heritage, Ukrainian influences on Tchaikovsky's music, and Tchaikovsky's time spent in Ukraine.

Andy Snitzer

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Andy Snitzer (born November 28, 1962) is an American saxophonist, composer, and arranger. He is known for his work as a session musician with numerous famous artists, including Paul Simon, Aretha Franklin, Sting, The Rolling Stones, and Chaka Khan.

Andy Snitzer

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Early life and education

Snitzer was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Rochester, New York. He began playing the saxophone at a young age and attended the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, where he studied with Ramon Ricker.

Andy Snitzer

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Career

After moving to New York City, Snitzer pursued a career as a session musician and composer. He provided the saxophone solo in Boy Meets Girl's 1988 hit "Waiting for a Star to Fall". He has contributed to numerous film and television soundtracks, including The Firm, The Prince of Tides, The Manchurian Candidate, and Law & Order. Snitzer has also been involved in several Broadway productions, including The Lion King and The Producers. Snitzer has released several albums as a solo artist, including Ties That Bind, In the Eye of the Storm, Some Quiet Place, and Traveler. His music is a blend of contemporary jazz, pop, and R&B. Ties That Bind received critical acclaim for its "sensuous melodies and rich harmonies" and was described as "one of the most enjoyable smooth jazz albums of the year" by JazzTimes. Snitzer has also collaborated with other artists, including David Sanborn, Bob James, and Eric Marienthal. He has written music for television commercials and produced his own music for several artists. Snitzer won the Grammy for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album at the 60th Grammy Awards as part of the Jeff Lorber Fusion.

2013 in Sudan

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The following lists events during 2013 in the Republic of the Sudan.

2013 in Sudan

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Holidays

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Michelle Meagher

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Michelle Meagher is a British lawyer, author and campaigner. Meagher is advocating for an overhaul of competition policy away from the Chicago School antitrust consumer-centered paradigm.

Michelle Meagher

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Early life and education

Meagher was born in the UK. She is British of Bangladeshi origin. Her parents wanted her to become a medical doctor. Meagher chose instead to study Philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford University and competition law at Georgetown University.

Michelle Meagher

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Early life and education

After her studies she worked for competition law firms.

Michelle Meagher

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Early life and education

In 2013, Meagher was emotionally affected by the Rana Plaza tragedy, in which an eight-story commercial building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, killing over 1,100 people, principally garment factories workers. Meagher's maternal family came from Dhanmondi area of Dhaka, situated close to the district where Rana Plaza was once located and Meagher identified with the victims of the tragedy.

Michelle Meagher

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Early life and education

As an M&A lawyer facilitating mergers between large companies, Meagher was confronted with a crisis of consciousness. She saw irresponsible corporate governance structures resulting from unfettered competition for profits as the ultimate reason behind the Rana Plaza tragedy. Consequently, Meagher quit her job with a renowned multinational law firm.

Michelle Meagher

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Anti-monopoly work

In 2020, Meagher published the book Competition is Killing Us, in which she argues for a redesign of competition law to control the power of Big Tech.

Michelle Meagher

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Anti-monopoly work

Meagher repeatedly denounced the concentration of corporate power, regulatory intervention to rebalance the interests of shareholders with the interests of citizens, such as mandatory sharing of anonymized data by Big Tech companies with their smaller competitors.

Michelle Meagher

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Anti-monopoly work

In 2021, Meagher co-founded the European anti-monopoly organisation Balanced Economy Project, with the journalist Nicholas Shaxson.

Michelle Meagher

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Anti-monopoly work

Meagher is a senior policy fellow at the Centre for Law, Economics and Society, University College London (UCL). Meagher's contribution to the anti-monopoly movement has been likened to Lina Khan in the US, among other antitrust legal scholars.

Wurtsmith Air Museum

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The Wurtsmith Air Museum is an aviation museum located at Oscoda–Wurtsmith Airport in Oscoda, Michigan focused on the history of Wurtsmith Air Force Base and aviation in northeastern Michigan.

Wurtsmith Air Museum

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History

Following the end of the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force announced the closure of a number of air force bases in Michigan. This led to efforts to found aviation museums at the former bases such as the K. I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum. A group at Wurtsmith Air Force Base partnered with the Yankee Air Force to establish as the Wurtsmith Division on 8 December 1993. It opened in 1997 in three hangars at the base.

Wurtsmith Air Museum

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History

By July 2012, the museum had separated from the Yankee Air Force and become the Wurtsmith Air Museum.

Wurtsmith Air Museum

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History

The museum opened three new exhibits in 2023.

Wurtsmith Air Museum

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Exhibits

Exhibits at the museum cover subjects such as women in aviation, General Paul Wurtsmith, 920th Air Refueling Squadron, the Army Air Service and a Link Trainer.

Sarará (footballer)

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Olavo de Souza Flores (4 August 1931 – 6 August 2013), better known as Sarará, was a Brazilian professional footballer who played as a midfielder.

Sarará (footballer)

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Career

Born in Porto Alegre, he played for GS Força e Luz, EC Cruzeiro and Grêmio, where he began his professional career. In 1955 he transferred to São Paulo, where he was part of the state champion squad in 1957, under the command of Béla Guttmann. Sarará played in the grand final replacing an injured Dino Sani. He also played for América Mineiro, Sport Recife as well as clubs in the interior of São Paulo. After retiring, he worked as an accountant.

Leo Freundlich

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Template:Infobox - politikLeo Freundlich (April 23, 1875 - February 12, 1953) was an Austrian and Czech journalist and politician of German nationality and Jewish origin, in the early 20th century a social democratic member of the Imperial Council, in the interwar period the diplomatic representative of Albania in Austria.

Leo Freundlich

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Biography

He was born in Bielsko-Biała, Galicia, in a Jewish family. He was active in the socialist movement from a young age. He worked as an editor of the workers' press in Ústí nad Labem. Here he met his future wife, Emmy Freundlich (1878–1848), the daughter of the former mayor of Ústí Kögler. They married in Scotland in 1900 and moved to Šumperk. Both spouses were publicly and politically active. They participated in the establishment of a consumer cooperative. Leo Freundlich published the leftist paper Volkswacht. He was imprisoned for three weeks for verbal attacks on the Catholic Church.

Leo Freundlich

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Biography

At the beginning of the century, he became involved in national politics. In the elections to the Imperial Council in 1907, held for the first time under universal and equal suffrage, he won a mandate in the Imperial Council (national legislature) for the German electoral district of Morava 16. He joined the parliamentary faction of the Social Democratic Party of Austria. He introduces himself professionally as editor-in-chief.

Leo Freundlich

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Biography

Shortly after his departure from the Reichstag, Leo Freundlich divorced his wife Emma, who then permanently profiled herself as a prominent figure in the Austrian labor movement and cooperatives. In 1911–1912, Leo Freundlich dealt extensively with the Albanian question in Vienna. He published a set of analyses on Albanian ethnicity and spoke sympathetically of Albanian national aspirations. Most notably, his book Albania's Golgotha in 1913 presented a series of reports on the massacres of Albanians by Serbian troops during the Balkan Wars.

Leo Freundlich

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Biography

In the interwar period, Freundlich worked in Vienna as Albania's press secretary. Ahmet Zogu chose him for this position. He was even involved in the unsuccessful selection of a wife for the Albanian ruler, and in the 1930s he lobbied for Albanian business interests in Central Europe. He lived in Vienna until August 1938, but due to escalating racial persecution in Nazi Germany, he moved to Switzerland, where he worked in the Albanian representation at the League of Nations in Geneva. He remained here even during the World War, when he lived in poor conditions and was financially supported by his two daughters who lived in New York. When the Communists took power in Albania after the war, he tried unsuccessfully to appeal to the Deputy Prime Minister, Koçi Xoxe, with the wish to become the Albanian Honorary Consul in Vienna. He died in 1953 near Geneva.

Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew

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Orazgeldi Aydogdyev (Cyrillic: Оразгельды Айдогдыев) is a Turkmen politician and former Vice President of Turkmenistan.

Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew

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Aydogdyev was born in 1948 in Mary Region. He graduated from the Turkmen State University in 1971, and from the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union in 1980.

Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew

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Aydogdyev was a head of department in Mary regional committee of the Communist Party of Turkmenistan from 1980 to 1991. He was the deputy chairman of the People's Deputies in the Mary Regional Council from 1991 to 1992.

Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew

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In June 1992 Aydogdyev was appointed as Vice President of Turkmenistan, and he was responsible for overseeing media. He was removed as vice president in April 2001. He had been the minister of culture since 1995, and was fired from that position for shortcomings in November 2003.

Orazgeldi Aýdogdiýew

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Frances Coombe

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Frances Coombe (born 1992 or 1993) is a Canadian model.

Frances Coombe

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Early life and education

Coombe grew up in Toronto alongside his sister and brother. At age five, he became a vegetarian. His extracurriculars included dance and music. He was interested in fashion and arts from a young age, but hadn't considered modeling as a career until he was scouted.

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

Coombe was scouted by Elite Toronto in the 10th grade.

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

Coombe began modeling in Toronto in late 2009. In 2010, he won the P&G Beauty and Grooming Award for Best New Face. He began modeling for Muse Model Management in 2011.

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

In fall 2013, Coombe modeled in Milan for the first time, where he walked in runway shows for Alberta Ferretti, Bottega Veneta, Just Cavalli, and Moschino. In 2015 and 2017, Coombe walked the runway for Gucci.

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

Coombe has appeared in Elle Canada, Glamour Italia, Harper’s Bazaar, L'Officiel Malaysia, Vogue Germany, Vogue Italia, Vogue Ukraine, and Vogue UK. He has worked on ad campaigns for Fleur du Mal, Red Valentino, and Norma Kamali. He has also paticipated in runway shows for Carolina Herrera and Viktor & Rolf.

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

In 2023, Coombe filed a lawsuit against Muse Model Management, saying that after coming out as non binary to the company in October 2021, he had been subject to a hostile work environment. Muse told Coombe they would continue to treat him as a woman in the modelling realm. During a photoshoot in 2021, which Coombe had arranged in order to remarket himself as an androgynous model, Muse "insisted that [Coombe] wear women’s clothing, i.e., a bikini, and refused to permit him to wear men’s boxer briefs or men’s shoes," according to the lawsuit. After coming out to the company in 2022 as a transgender man, Coombe says he was removed from Muse's website without notice and was told in a meeting with the company that they would not allow him to work as a male model, saying he was "insufficiently masculine".

Frances Coombe

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Modeling career

Coombe has since found work with another company.

Frances Coombe

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Personal life

Coombe moved to New York at age 18, and lived on the Upper East Side as of 2014.

Frances Coombe

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Personal life

In 2022, Coombe came out as a gay trans man, after previously identifying as non-binary. He began HRT in January 2022.

Frances Coombe

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Personal life

Coombe is of partial Scottish descent.

National Puzzle Day

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National Puzzle Day is an American observance that occurs January 29 every year.

National Puzzle Day

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This observance began in January 2002. It was created by Jodi Jill, a puzzle enthusiast.

National Puzzle Day

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Some people observe National Puzzle Day by playing various types of puzzles, or going to various puzzle events. During the month of January, some puzzles are given away to educators or offered at reduced price promotions. Some libraries run puzzle swaps as an event on this day and sell puzzles with the donating proceeds of puzzle sales to benefit various organizations or charities.

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2024 Nicholls Colonels softball team

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The 2024 Nicholls Colonels softball team will represent Nicholls State University during the 2024 NCAA Division I softball season. The Colonels play their home games at Swanner Field at Geo Surfaces Park and are led by third-year head coach Justin Lewis. They are members of the Southland Conference.

UK parliamentary caucus

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UK parliamentary caucuses are political organisations in the House of Commons

UK parliamentary caucus

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Conservative Party (UK) (350)

UK parliamentary caucus

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Labour Party (UK) (198)

UK parliamentary caucus

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Scott Dyk

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Scott Dyk is an American politician serving as a member of the North Dakota House of Representatives from the 23rd district, alongisde Nico Rios.