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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Duly | | | | |  Duly: Encyclopedia II - Curnonsky - NameThe name "Curnonsky" comes from the Latin cur + non "why not?" plus the Russian suffix -sky, as all things Russian were in vogue in 1895, when he coined it. He once said that this nickname was "my tunic of Nessus, as I am neither Russian, nor Polish, nor Jewish, nor Ukrainian, but just an average Frenchman and wine-guy [sacavin]".
He was often called the prince-elect of gastronomy (Prince-élu de la Gastronomie) or of gastronomes, and he had in fact been duly elected in a poll of 3,000 chefs held by Paris-Soir in 1927. There was at the time a series of 'Princes', including André de Lorde ...
See also:Curnonsky, Curnonsky - Name, Curnonsky - Philosophy, Curnonsky - Chronology, Curnonsky - Partial bibliography Read more here: » Curnonsky: Encyclopedia II - Curnonsky - Name |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Governor of Oklahoma - Election Gubernatorial elections are held every four years. The Governor of Oklahoma is elected directly by the voters of Oklahoma. After all votes are collected, the Legislature of Oklahoma shall convene in the hall of the House of Representatives and the Speaker of the House of Representatives announce the results of the elections in the presence of a majority of each branch of the Legislature.
The persons having the highest number of votes for the office of the Governor shall be declared duly elected. However, in case two or more shall have ...
See also:Governor of Oklahoma, Governor of Oklahoma - Requirements to hold office, Governor of Oklahoma - Election, Governor of Oklahoma - Terms of Office, Governor of Oklahoma - Powers, Governor of Oklahoma - Executive Powers, Governor of Oklahoma - Legislative Powers, Governor of Oklahoma - Judicial Powers, Governor of Oklahoma - Succession, Governor of Oklahoma - Oath of Office, Governor of Oklahoma - Office-Holders Read more here: » Governor of Oklahoma: Encyclopedia II - Governor of Oklahoma - Election |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - Political Career Motivated by concern for the treatment of the poor, and that the effects of poverty on health could only be fought by governments not doctors, Addison entered politics. He was adopted as Liberal candidate for Hoxton, Shoreditch, in 1907, and was duly elected in the 1910 General Election. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd George, noted Addison's medical background and asked him to speak in support of the 1911 National Insurance Bill, both in Parliament and with the British Medical Association. In August 1914, he was appointed Parli ...
See also:Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison, Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - Background, Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - Political Career, Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - Joining Labour, Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - In the Lords Read more here: » Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison: Encyclopedia II - Christopher Addison 1st Viscount Addison - Political Career |
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| | | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Quorum - United States According to Article One of the United States Constitution, the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate each have a quorum of a simple majority of their respective members. The Senate has the additional requirement in Rule VI of its standing rules of a "majority of the members duly chosen and sworn."
The IRS requires 501(c)(3), non-profit organizations to have a quorum present at their required, yearly meetings. If it is not, then not only can they not vote, they must have another meeting.
Quorum - Quo ...
See also:Quorum, Quorum - Quorum as a tool, Quorum - United Kingdom, Quorum - United States, Quorum - Quorum-busting in the United States, Quorum - Online communities Read more here: » Quorum: Encyclopedia II - Quorum - United States |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Ace Frehley - Biography Frehley joined Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons and Peter Criss in January 1973 as lead guitarist for Wicked Lester. Soon after joining the band, they changed their name to KISS; Frehley felt that the name Wicked Lester was not likely to take the band where they wanted to go (to the top of their league), so several name changes were duly considered, including an entirely serious suggestion from Gene Simmons that the band should be called "Fuck".
They opted for the somewhat l ...
See also:Ace Frehley, Ace Frehley - Biography, Ace Frehley - Trivia, Ace Frehley - Discography, Ace Frehley - Studio, Ace Frehley - Live, Ace Frehley - Compilation, Ace Frehley - Guest appearances Read more here: » Ace Frehley: Encyclopedia II - Ace Frehley - Biography |
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| | | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Simon Mayo - 5 Live In 2001, after 15 years with Radio 1, Mayo announced he was leaving to join sister station Five Live to present an afternoon programme. His final record on Radio 1 was Ace Of Spades by Motörhead.
Mayo duly began broadcasting on Five Live every weekday from 1-4pm, and there he remains. He was on air when the 9/11 disasters occurred, and received huge acclaim for the way he handled th ...
See also:Simon Mayo, Simon Mayo - Early career, Simon Mayo - Waking the nation, Simon Mayo - Mid-mornings - then back to breakfast, Simon Mayo - 5 Live, Simon Mayo - Other projects, Simon Mayo - Miscellaneous Read more here: » Simon Mayo: Encyclopedia II - Simon Mayo - 5 Live |
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| | | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Priština - Prishtina in the Kosovo War and afterwards Following the abolition of Kosovo's autonomy by Serbian President Slobodan Miloshević in 1990, a harshly repressive regime was imposed throughout Kosovo by the Serbian government with Albanians largely being purged from state industries and institutions. Prishtina University was seen as a hotbed of Albanian nationalism and was duly purged: 800 lecturers were sacked and 22,500 of the 23,000 students expelled. In response, the Kosovo Albanians set up a "shadow government" under the authority of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), led by th ...
See also:Priština, Priština - History, Priština - Prishtina after World War II, Priština - Prishtina in the Kosovo War and afterwards, Priština - Demographics, Priština - Interesting Facts, Priština - References and links Read more here: » Priština: Encyclopedia II - Priština - Prishtina in the Kosovo War and afterwards |
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| | | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Hans von Dohnanyi - Proceedings after the war The chairman of the drumhead court, Thorbeck, and the prosecutor, Huppenkothen, were accused of being accessories to murder, after the fall of the Nazi régime, in West Germany. After the Bundesgerichtshof had at first quashed a lower court's two acquittals, it changed its mind in 1956 during the third revision of the case, quashed Thorbeck's and Huppenkothen's sentences, and acquitted them of the charges of being accessories to murder by their participation in the drumhead trial, because the drumhead had been duly constituted, and the sente ...
See also:Hans von Dohnanyi, Hans von Dohnanyi - Life, Hans von Dohnanyi - Proceedings after the war, Hans von Dohnanyi - Literature Read more here: » Hans von Dohnanyi: Encyclopedia II - Hans von Dohnanyi - Proceedings after the war |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Lee Freedman - Controversy In this time Freedman was not immune from controversy. In March 1995 he was found guilty of substituting a horse in a barrier trial. To gain permission to run a horse, Central Express, in blinkers, it was necessary for it to run in a barrier trial, to demonstrate that the horse could properly run in them. Forced to run the trial the day before a race, Freedman substituted in another runner, Spanish Reign, for the trial. As such, Central Express ran in blinkers in the race, and duly won. Although Freedman said the substitution was for a good ...
See also:Lee Freedman, Lee Freedman - Early life, Lee Freedman - Beginnings as a trainer, Lee Freedman - Early success, Lee Freedman - Controversy, Lee Freedman - Decline and resurgence Read more here: » Lee Freedman: Encyclopedia II - Lee Freedman - Controversy |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Martin Peters - A record breaker Peters was now one of the first names on Ramsey's England teamsheet, despite an indifferent spell for West Ham as a club and team. He was also a pleasingly frequent scorer from midfield.
In March 1970, West Ham received a record-breaking 200,000 pounds for Peters from Tottenham Hotspur and Peters duly went to White Hart Lane, with Spurs and England striker Jimmy Greaves going the other way. Peter ...
See also:Martin Peters, Martin Peters - From the West Ham academy, Martin Peters - England calls, Martin Peters - A world champion, Martin Peters - A record breaker, Martin Peters - Mexican disappointment, Martin Peters - Domestic and European success, Martin Peters - Captain of his country, Martin Peters - Twilight years, Martin Peters - Insurance and retirement Read more here: » Martin Peters: Encyclopedia II - Martin Peters - A record breaker |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - New York Americans - Franchise history At the league meetings in April of 1925, Bill Dwyer, New York's most-celebrated prohibition bootlegger, was awarded an expansion franchise for New York City. Somewhat fortuitously, following the league's first ever labor action in March, the players of the league-leading Hamilton Tigers team were suspended. Dwyer duly bought the collective rights to the Tiger players for $75,000 and moved them to ...
See also:New York Americans, New York Americans - Franchise history, New York Americans - Season-by-season record, New York Americans - Notable players, New York Americans - Hall of Famers, New York Americans - Team captains Read more here: » New York Americans: Encyclopedia II - New York Americans - Franchise history |
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| | | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Indira Gandhi - Terrorism and Assassination Sanjay Gandhi was now officially an MP, and Indira groomed him to be her successor. His death in a plane crash in 1980, however, brought relief to many who saw him as the real problem of the Emergency. Indira now succeeded in getting her elder son Rajiv to enter politics. He was duly elected to his brother's seat in 1981. A stable government and a powerful PM now brought order and peace to the country's economy and administration once again; but the rise of an insurgent movement in the states of Assam and Punjab, and the continui ...
See also:Indira Gandhi, Indira Gandhi - Early years, Indira Gandhi - Personal Life, Indira Gandhi - Rise to Power, Indira Gandhi - Mother Indira, Indira Gandhi - Nuclear Security and the Green Revolution, Indira Gandhi - The PM's Personal Life, Indira Gandhi - Emergency, Indira Gandhi - Ouster Arrest and Return, Indira Gandhi - Terrorism and Assassination, Indira Gandhi - The Nehru-Gandhi Family, Indira Gandhi - Indira and her Sari Fad, Indira Gandhi - Legacy Read more here: » Indira Gandhi: Encyclopedia II - Indira Gandhi - Terrorism and Assassination |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Netscape - Mozilla-based releases
Netscape - Netscape 6 versions 6.0–6.2.3.
In 1998, Netscape made the decision to make the Netscape browser an open-source project. A basic version of the source code was duly released. An informal group called the Mozilla Organization was formed and largely funded by Netscape (the vast majority of programmers working on the code were paid by Netscape) to co-ordinate the development of Netscape 5 (codenamed "Grommit"), which would be based on the Communicator source code. However, the aging Communicator code pro ...
See also:Netscape, Netscape - Netscape Classic releases, Netscape - Netscape Navigator version 1.0–4.08, Netscape - Netscape Communicator versions 4.0–4.8, Netscape - Mozilla-based releases, Netscape - Netscape 6 versions 6.0–6.2.3, Netscape - Netscape versions 7.0–7.2, Netscape - Mozilla Firefox-based releases, Netscape - Netscape Browser version 8.0+, Netscape - Release history Read more here: » Netscape: Encyclopedia II - Netscape - Mozilla-based releases |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - Great Western Railway - The gauge war This was the beginning of the "gauge war", and resulted in the appointment by Parliament of a Gauge Commission, which duly recommended in favour of standard gauge.
The undaunted GWR pressed ahead into the West Midlands, in hard-fought competition with the London and North Western Railway. Birmingham was reached in 1852, at Snow Hill (although the GWR had initially considered building to Rugby instead of Birmingham), Wolverhampton Low Level (the furthest-north broad-gauge station) and Birkenhead (on standard-gauge track) in 1854. The B ...
See also:Great Western Railway, Great Western Railway - Early history, Great Western Railway - Openings, Great Western Railway - The gauge war, Great Western Railway - New locomotives, Great Western Railway - 1923 Grouping, Great Western Railway - Constituent companies, Great Western Railway - Other statistics, Great Western Railway - New locomotives 1920s, Great Western Railway - Post WWII Read more here: » Great Western Railway: Encyclopedia II - Great Western Railway - The gauge war |
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| | | | | Duly: Encyclopedia II - God Save the Queen - Performance The style of performance most commonly heard in official performances was that proposed as the "proper interpretation" by King George V, who considered himself something of an expert, in view of the number of times he had heard it played. An Army Order was duly issued, in 1933, which laid down regulations for tempo, dynamics and orchestration. This included instructions such as that the opening "six bars will be played quietly by the reed band with horns and basses in a single phrase. Cornets and side-drum are to be added at the little scale ...
See also:God Save the Queen, God Save the Queen - History, God Save the Queen - Use in the Commonwealth, God Save the Queen - Use elsewhere, God Save the Queen - Other UK anthems, God Save the Queen - Performance, God Save the Queen - Lyrics, God Save the Queen - First verse in French as sung in Canada, God Save the Queen - Additional verse sung in Canada, God Save the Queen - Official peace version, God Save the Queen - Footnote, God Save the Queen - A naval version, God Save the Queen - Sources Read more here: » God Save the Queen: Encyclopedia II - God Save the Queen - Performance |
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