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Coates

Joseph Gordon. 1878--1943, New Zealand statesman; prime minister of New Zealand (1925--28)

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It followed a dramatic round at Snetterton a fortnight earlier where Young had clattered Coates, and the North Yorkshire driver hit out on live TV about Young's driving.

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The Washington, D.C., native wanted to play the witty, strong-willed Beatrice in her favorite Shakespeare comedy "Much Ado About Nothing." But while Coates dreamed of playing the Bard's heroines, she auditioned with soliloquies he wrote for his heroes.

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If you decide that you are not important to the show then that's one part of the show that becomes boring and uninteresting,' Coates told the BusinessMirror in a recent interview.

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Book covers are typically created by in-house designers, but Coates said he wanted Rawles to "read the work, feel a type of way and then create something," which is to say, be inspired rather than directed by him or his work.

Cover of Ta-Nehisi Coates' forthcoming novel revealed

Ms Coates began the project by buying a PS1.4million country house, which was promptly demolished.

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RESULTS - Under-13 girls: High Tunstall 1 St Wilfrid's 3, Richard Coates 3 High Tunstall 8, St Wilfrid's 9 Richard Coates 0, High Tunstall 7 Richard Coates 4, St Wilfrid's 3 High Tunstall 1, St Wilfrid's 1 Richard Coates 3.

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'You just have to answer the questions, and be forthright in doing so,' Coates said, sitting next to organizing committee president Yoshiro Mori - a former Japanese prime minister - and CEO Toshiro Muto.

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The book describes an arc that must be familiar to many: Moved and delighted against his better judgment by the spectacular rise of America's first black president, Coates was swept up in a version of the then-epidemic post-racial fantasy, only for his dreams to crash into the reality of the structural persistence of racial oppression.

Coming to Terms: Ta-Nehisi Coates's dispatches from the Obama years

a brilliant summation of Coates' essential philosophies, confirming something else we should already know--we're witnessing greatness.

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Coates and accomplice Philip Wade forced her into a car on Broomhill Path in Glasgow in April 2011 and drove her to a flat in West Kilbride, Ayrshire, where she was subjected to torture before being murdered.

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Coates also says that a water quality report from organizers at Odaiba in Tokyo Bay, site of the marathon swimming and triathlon events, turned up 'readings that were not what they should be.'

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Coates argues that focusing on rising-tide policies and twice-as-good rhetoric to advance African Americans' place in society strengthens white supremacy and results in policies that inefficiently address race.