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Angus King
Elected as governor of Maine from 1995 to 2003. Served as an independent U.S. senator for Maine since 2013. Played a crucial role in education reform and renewable energy advocacy. Previously worked as a lawyer and business consultant, focusing on community development and economic growth in Maine. Established a reputation for bipartisanship in legislative initiatives, particularly in technology and infrastructure.
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Served as the 12th Premier of Nova Scotia from 1940 to 1945. Macdonald played a significant role in the province's political landscape during the post-World War II period. A member of the Liberal Party, he focused on social welfare and economic development. Before becoming Premier, held various positions in government, including Minister of National Defence. After his tenure as Premier, returned to law and continued to engage in public service.
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Born in Scotland, a giant stood at over seven feet tall. Emigrated to Canada and became a prominent showman and sideshow attraction. MacAskill traveled across North America showcasing impressive feats of strength and size, earning the title of the tallest man in recorded history at the time. He exhibited strength by lifting heavy objects and performing unique acts that captivated audiences. His reputation spread, leading to numerous appearances in circuses and exhibitions, contributing to the fascination with human oddities in the 19th century. Later, he settled in Nova Scotia and became a respected member of the community until death in 1863.
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This actor and screenwriter was born in Scotland in 1963. Early in his career, significant roles included interpretations in notable productions. Played Robert the Bruce in 'Braveheart', portraying the Scottish hero in a pivotal historical narrative. Featured as Marcus Licinius Crassus in the television series 'Spartacus', contributing to the portrayal of ancient Rome's political and military struggles. Engaged in various stage productions and independent films throughout the career, showcasing a range of acting skills. Received recognition for performances in both film and television, becoming a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.
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Served as the 25th Premier of Prince Edward Island from 1943 to 1948. Held various roles in the provincial government, including Minister of Education. Contributed to the establishment of multiple educational reforms during tenure. Involved in local politics and military service during World War II.
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A businessman with significant contributions to various industries, including publishing and finance. Co-founded a successful advertising agency and held senior positions in several prominent companies. Engaged in charitable work and served on various boards, promoting initiatives in education and the arts. Developed a reputation for innovative business practices and strategic thinking in corporate management.
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A politician from Scotland, served as a Member of Parliament for Moray from 2001 to 2017. Held the position of the Scottish National Party's (SNP) Westminster leader from 2015 to 2017. Played a significant role in several campaigns, including the 2014 Scottish independence referendum. Elected as the Deputy First Minister of Scotland in 2021.
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An American actor and author achieved recognition for his role as the Tall Man in the 'Phantasm' film series. Scrimm appeared in all five films of the franchise, which gained a cult following for its unique blend of horror and fantasy. In addition to film, he authored several works and contributed to the genre through various television appearances and projects. Scrimm's distinctive voice and physical presence made him a memorable figure within the horror community. His contributions to independent cinema have solidified his legacy within the genre.
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Founded Tait Communications, a global leader in radio communications technology. Under leadership, the company specialized in providing advanced communication solutions for various sectors, including public safety and transportation. Pioneered innovations in mobile and portable radio systems. Expanded business operations internationally, establishing a significant presence in multiple countries. Contributed to the development of telecommunications in New Zealand and abroad, leaving a legacy in the communication industry.
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Served in various roles within the Australian government, including Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction. Contributed to policies aimed at energy independence and emissions reduction in Australia. Worked on initiatives to promote investments in energy infrastructure and resources. Engaged in discussions on climate change and its impact on the economy.
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An American actor gained prominence through the role of Jake Harper on the television series 'Two and a Half Men', which aired from 2003 to 2015. The character, a young boy, provided comedic moments and captured significant attention during the show's run. Jones appeared in over 200 episodes, becoming one of the highest-paid child actors in television. Following his departure from the series, he explored other interests and shifted focus away from acting.
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An English author and academic contributed significantly to 20th-century literature. The literary career spanned various genres, including novels, short stories, and essays. Notable works include 'The Old Men at the Zoo' and 'No Laughing Matter', which displayed a keen understanding of social issues and the human condition. He held academic positions, notably at the University of Sussex. His writing often incorporated elements of satire and realism.
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