The Right Honourable Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, KG, PC (13 March 1764–17 July 1845), known as Viscount Howick between 1806 and 1807, was a British Whig statesman and Prime Minister. Descended from a long line of Northumbrian gentry, Grey was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, and was elected to Parliament at the age of 22 in 1786. He became a part of the Whig circle of Charles James Fox, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, and the Prince of Wales, and soon became one of the major leaders of the Whig party. Grey ...

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On the evening of November 7th, photographer Sophie Jacobs (Courteney Cox) and her attorney boyfriend Hugh (James LeGros) go to dinner at a Chinese restaurant. As they travel home afterwards, Sophie develops a craving for "something sweet", and stops their car at a convenience store. While Hugh is in the store buying some chocolate for Sophie, a man (Matthew Carey) with a gun arrives and holds up the store, shooting the store clerk, his son, and Hugh dead. He r ...

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The original script for the film was written by Benjamin Brand, who had written and sold several screenplays to studios, but not one of them had been produced. Brand had served as an assistant to producer Danielle Renfrew on the film Groove (2000), which Greg Harrison had directed. Brand, Renfrew and Harrison were all friends, and were living in their hometown of San Francisco developing separate projects at "mini-major" studios which, according to Renfrew, were "wallowing in development hell". Brand then read a newspaper story about ...

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Harrison, Brand and Renfrew had intended the film to be set and shot in San Francisco, but problems soon arose with their proposal. Cox had commitments to Friends, which was in production in Los Angeles, and production costs did not allow the entire production team to relocate to northern California for the duration for the shoot. The film-makers were forced to shoot in Los Angeles, but Renfrew later expressed no regret in their decision: "We wanted the story to take place in an anonymous urban area. An ...

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Sweet November - 1968 version. Director: Robert Ellis Miller Sandy Dennis - Sara Deever Anthony Newley - Charlie Blake Sweet November - 2001 version. Director: Pat O'Connor Additional writers: Paul Yurick & Kurt Voelker Charlize Theron - Sara Deever Keanu Reeves - Nelson Moss Jason Isaacs - Chaz Greg Germann - Vince Lauren Graham - Angel ...

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Mid-November 2005 Tornado Outbreak - East Prairie Missouri. Two tornadoes were reported in the area. The first reported tornado of the outbreak occurred at 12:37 pm CST (1837 UTC) in East Prairie, Missouri in Mississippi County. It was confirmed to be on the ground by the local sheriff and lasted at least 10 minutes. A second tornado was reported in the area east of East Prairie, Missouri at 2:52 ...

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November was included in the Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival, and received its first public screening there on January 18, 2004. For her work on the film, the festival's Excellence in Cinematography Award went to Nancy Schreiber, who admitted it was "quite a shock, since it was on mini-dv and we were up against films shot on film". Reviews were generally positive; Guylaine Cadorette said the film was "sure to garner buzz" outside of the fest,^{See also:}

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The armed struggle finally started when a group of conspirators led by young cadet from the Warsaw officers' school, Piotr Wysocki, took the arms from their garrison on November 29, 1830, and attacked the Belweder Palace, the main seat of the Grand Duke. The last spark that ignited Warsaw was a Russian plan of using the Polish Army to suppress the July Revolution in France and the Belgian Revolution, which was a clear violation of the Polish constitution. The rebels managed to enter the residence, but Grand Duke Konstantin managed to escape in woman dress an ...

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After the Partitions of Poland, Poland as an independent nation ceased to exist. However, the Napoleonic Wars and Polish participation in the wars against Russian Empire and Austria resulted in the creation of a rump Duchy of Warsaw. Although the Congress of Vienna brought the existence of that state to an end as well, Poland was not directly annexed by the occupying powers. Instead, the Prussian and Russian sections were organised int ...

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Adam Czartoryski said that the war with Russia, precipitated by the conspiracy of the young patriots on November 29, 1830, came either too early or too late. Some writers think that it should have been opened in 1828, when Russia was experiencing reverses in Turkey and was least able to spare any considerable forces for a war with Poland. Many military critics, among them the foremost Russian writer, General Puzyrewski, maintained that in spite of the inequality of resources of the two countries, Poland had all the chances of holding her own ...

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The hostilities started in February and saw the Polish Army completely unprepared for a confrontation with a strong, numerically and technically superior, enemy. However, the morale of the Polish troops was high and the field commanders were often skilled veterans of the Napoleonic Wars. The first major battle took place on February 14, 1831, near the village of Stoczek near Łuków. In what became known as the Battle of Stoczek, the Polish cavalry under Brigadier Józef Dwernicki defeated the Russian division of Teodor Geismar. However, the ...

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Evansville Tornado of November 2005 - Garrison Missouri. A tornado was spotted in Garrison, Missouri, in Christian County around 8:00 pm CST on November 5 (0200 UTC November 6). Overall damage was minor; only one home was affected. The tornado tracked 17 miles (29 km) across Christian County and into Douglas County. It was confirmed to be an F1 tornado. [3] ...

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On Sunday, November 6, 2005 at around 1:50 am CST (0750 UTC), a tornado touched down 2 miles (3 km) north-northwest of Smiths Mills in Henderson County, Kentucky, near the Indiana/Kentucky border, and then crossed the Ohio River into Vanderburgh County, Indiana. Staying just south of I-164, the tornado traveled to the northeast causing extensive damage to parts of Evansville, Newburgh, and Boonville in Indiana. The tornado finally lifted in Spencer County, 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south-southwest of Gentryville. According to a damage survey done b ...

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The second general election of 1982 took place just nine months after the first one in February of that year. While it is not the shortest Dáil in Irish history, it is unusual because never before had there been three general elections in eighteen months. The general election was caused by the loss of support of Independents and the Workers' Party for the Fianna Fáil government. This was due to the government's insistence on introducing substantial budget cuts, budget cuts which the left-wing TDs couldn't stomach. While economic issues dominated the campaign the pa ...

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The results are as follows: After the votes were counted the result was conclusive. Fine Gael recorded its biggest ever election victory, coming within five seats of Fianna Fáil; at other times Fianna Fáil had been twice as big as Fine Gael. The Labour Party had a new leader with Dick Spring. A programme for government was quickly drawn up and Garret FitzGerald of Fine Gael became Taoiseach for the second time. The poor showing for Fianna Fáil resulted in a leadership challenge to Charles Haughey by his opponents within the pa ...

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The American invasion force was the largest yet put together for a single operation, consisting of 17 aircraft carriers, 12 battleships, 8 heavy and 4 light cruisers, 66 destroyers and 36 transports. The force carried the 2nd Marine Division and a part of the 27th Infantry Division, for a total of about 35,000 soldiers and Marines. The naval forces opened fire on 20 November, 1943, shelling continually for over an hour and a half, stopping only briefly to allow dive bombers from the carriers to operate against the fixed positions. Mos ...

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With the Marines holding a line on the island, the second day turned to cutting the Japanese forces in two, by expanding the bulge near the airfield until it reached the southern shore. Meanwhile the forces on Red 1 were instructed to secure Green beach, the entire western end of the island. In the end, taking Green proved somewhat easier than expected. With heavy resistance all through the area, the commander decided to avoid direct combat, and instead called in naval fire from offshore. Inching their way forward during the day, the ...

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The battle for the third day consisted primarily of consolidation of existing lines, and moving onshore of additional heavy equipment and tanks. During the morning the forces originally landed on Red 1 made some progess towards Red 2, but at some cost. Meanwhile the units of the 6th landed on Green to the south of Red 1 formed up while the remaining battalion of the 6th landed. By the afternoon the 1st battalion of the 6th was sufficiently organized and equipped to start an offensive. At 12:30 they started off, and were soon pursuing ...

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At 04:00 the expected assault finally took place, in the location of the earlier probe at 23:00 the night before. After the battle ended about 1 hour later, 200 of the 300 men involved were found dead in front of the US lines, the vast majority due to artillery fire. By this point the Japanese had little left to defend the island with. When the battle opened again the next morning, the US had little trouble forming up. The pockets remaining in the western end were gone by noon, while the 6th Marines continued their advance and reached the eastern tip of the island just past 13:00. A pocket remained near ...

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A total of 18 TDs were elected for the first time Mary O'Rourke Monica Barnes Michael Bell Gerard Brady Fintan Coogan Richard Dowling Avril Doyle Joe Doyle Séamus Kirk Tomás MacGiolla Brendan McGahon Frank McLoughlin Donal Moynihan M.J. Nolan Ned O'Keeffe Donal Ormonde Frank Prendergast Dan Wallace The following were elected for the first time in a subseqe ...

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