As leader of the trade union Solidarity, Walesa, a moderate, gained numerous concessions from the Polish authorities before his arrest and internment during the military crackdown of 1981. He was released in 1982 and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize a year later. In 1990, Walesa was elected president of Poland. He failed to win reelection in 1995 and ran again in 2000. What percentage of the vote did he receive that year?
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SUMMARY: Euell E. Allison; Antonio Barrera; Karen Elizabeth Boggs; Bobbie R. Brown; Rodney Lyndell Coan; Alton J. Dobbins; Jo Erwin; Jewell Gillam; Andrew W. Andy Griffin; Woodrow Wilson Kirk; Johnny Jimenez Sr.; Bobby Joe Jernigan; Cynthia Forrest Palmer; Willie B. Powe; Zelma B. Price; Sleata (Hill) Smith; Frances E. Stanley; Virgil Lester Streety; Ozella Royan Willson. read more »
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Recently I was given the opportunity of a lifetime. As the Outdoor Ambassador for Medicines Global I was able to represent them in a journey called Hybrid.Pedal, our purpose was to spread awareness about The Conservation Alliance, ride through some of the areas the conservation alliance has helped to protect,

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SUMMARY: Linda Darlene Applegate; Michael Brooks; Ronnie L. Hicks; Margreat "Maggie" Livingston; Denver Newsom; June Sanders; Ozella Royan Wilson. read more »
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Massage Therapy: Body-Mind Integration in the Personal Growth Process By Chris Pringer Body-Mind Integration in the Personal Growth Process Does the matter mind? I mean, does the mind matter? That is, what's the matter with the "mind over matter" attitude, and what's the matter if matter (the body) doesn't mind?

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In 1919, in the midst of the Russian Civil War, Theremin invented the musical instrument that bears his name. The theremin is an electronic device that resonates sound when its operator waves his hands near its two antennas. It was the 1st musical instrument designed to be played without being touched. Theremin also worked on an early burglar alarm and devised the first covert listening device using passive electromagnetic induction to transmit a signal. What was his role in KGB espionage?
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UN Committee to sponsor lectures in memory of leader
New Canaan Advertiser, CT - Aug 14, 2007
To honor Anita Houston, its former chairman and head of the UN Study Group, the UN Committee of New Canaan has initiated the “Anita Houston Lecture Series,” ...
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SUMMARY: Karen Elizabeth Boggs; John T. (Jack) Curtis; Hurley James Estes; Frankie Dean "Bubby" Godfrey; Joyce Hawkins; Linda Hawkins; Christine Hughitt; Santiago Martinez Jr.; Jerry Pierce; Florence Sheldon. read more »
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