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jitoIn feudal Japan, a land steward appointed by the central military government to each of the estates (shoen) into which the countryside was divided. The jito collected taxes and maintained the peace; he was also entitled to a portion of the taxes collected. The position, created by Minamoto Yoritomo in 1184, came to be hereditary. As time went by, the jito came to have closer ties with local leaders than with the central government, which contributed to the weakening of the Kamakura shogunate (see Kamakura period). |
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Jito Coleman, president and CEO of Northern, stated, "We are fortunate to work with a company whose people recognize that power security and environmental benefit are not mutually exclusive. By commissioning these energy options studies, Yale, Middlebury and Queens West have demonstrated their commitment to a better environment and a more efficient means of power," said Jito Coleman, President of Northern Power Systems. This new facility enables Northern Power Systems to expand its facilities to the next level, as we continue to develop the commercially viable alternative energy systems which our customers demand," said Jito Coleman," President of Northern Power Systems. |
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