OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Agness Gidna

Agness Gidna is a Tanzanian paleontologist and a former Senior Curator of Paleontology at the National Museum of Tanzania]. She is currently working with Ngorongoro Conservation Area as a Principal Cultural Heritage Officer. She is the first Tanzanian woman to hold a doctorate in Physical Anthropology and she is the first Tanzanian female research director at Olduvai Gorge, where she has been a co-principal investigator of the Olduvai Palaeoanthropology and Paleoecology Project (TOPPP) since 2017.

## Quotes

* We already have some ideas there. And the connection to CeNak and the partnership between the cities of Hamburg and Dar es Salaam can help.
# Ross Dolan

We did kind of leave the religious themes alone, because we were very passionate about that for the first number of records. And once Unholy Cult came out, that was where we branched off. That's where the shift happened, 'cause that was right after 9/11, as you know! I saw it, I went down there, I had family that got killed in the towers, and it was a life-changing event in a lot of ways. And I knew at that point that things would never be the same, in our country or in the world. And that's where the shift happened, and we started to focus more on the darker side of humanity. Which we did already with the religious themes, of course, because that was a very dark part of our history. I mean not to knock anybody who's very passionate about their religion, but in my personal point of view, I've always thought of it as a very controlling and negative force. It serves as a division in our world, it divides people, just like so many other things! So that's where we are, and that's where that shift started, away from religion and into something more socially relevant and looking more deeply at ourselves.
* ↑ Finer, Sam (14 May 2013). Immolation (Ross Dolan) Interview. Metal Blast.
* ↑ https://www.spin.com/2022/02/immolation-ross-dolan-blast-rites-february-2022/
# Elisabeta Olarinde

Elisabeta Smaranda Olarinde is a Professor of Law and Vice-Chancellor, Afe Babalola University, Nigeria. She has served as a law teacher, a scholar and researcher, university administrator and Legal Practitioner.

## Quotes

* My appointment as Acting Vice Chancellor constantly reminds me that my great Founder wants a credible, selfless, honest leader who buys into his vision of running a university that will show Nigerians how a university should be run to pilot the affairs of the university as a Vice Chancellor.
** Speaking on her apppointment as VC of ABUAD
* Looking at the journey since we started academic works with 240 students in 2010 and being what we are today as a university, I can say without any fear of contradiction that the immediate future is very bright for us.
** Speaking on the growth of ABUAD
* Our learning process is exceedingly interactive. It involves the best Faculty around and we see ourselves competing favourably with the Ivy League universities such as Harvard, Stanford and Cambridge as well as Oxford Universities among others.
** Speaking on ABUAD's learning process
* ...remind you that I am one of the pioneer staff of the university. I remember how we used to navigate our way into the thick forest inhabited by reptiles and wild animals in those days. When I juxtapose the state-of-the-art buildings, the well manicured lawns, the well-trimmed trees and shrubs as well as the well macadamized road of today with those days of little beginnings, my heart oozes with immeasurable and indescribable joy
** Speaking on the growth of ABUAD
# Enase Okonedo

Enase Felicia Okonedo is the vice-chancellor of the Pan-Atlantic University and a former dean of the Lagos Business School (LBS), a graduate business school of Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria.

## Quotes

* The primary function of education is to equip a society with the intellectual manpower to effect change and drive industries, stimulating innovation and creating opportunities for the future. Nigeria is faced with a serious challenge: a large percentage of our youth are unemployed, while employers are constantly searching for skilled employees to no avail.
** Speaking on the primary function of education
* Nigerian secondary and tertiary institutions have important roles to play in preparing students for professional life. The curriculum for secondary education seems adequate, however, the measure of quality has been reduced to strictly academic concerns. This trend is evident not only in public schools but also in private schools.
** Speaking on the roles of secondary and tertiary institutions
* Our educational system lacks robustness as it is largely geared towards a narrow focus. In the majority of schools, the emphasis is on maths and English, overlooking international languages and extracurricular activities such as music, sports and the arts.
** Speaking on the state of the educational system
* Our educational system leans heavily towards academics and learning by rote, leaving little room for initiative. I fear this may produce a set of graduates who are unable to think outside the box and who struggle with problem solving in real life. We are producing graduates who may not have skills such as creative problem solving, adaptability and initiative.
** Speaking on the state of the educational system
* Tertiary institutions have witnessed some improvement in recent years. However, challenges that range from frequent strikes to a lack of funding have plagued the university system for years.
** Speaking on challenges of tertiary institution
* The majority of youth who get absorbed by tertiary institutions are trained with a theoretical or academic emphasis. Therefore, they may not be equipped with relevant competencies in order to be employable, further exacerbating the problem of youth unemployment. Another major challenge we face is the passive outlook of regulators, who are slow to set higher standards so that our graduates can compete with their peers globally.
** Speaking on challenges of tertiary institution producing youth without employable skills
# Gorretti Byomire

Gorretti Byomire is a Ugandan computer scientist, academic and disability rights activist. She is a lecturer in the Department of Applied Computing & Information Technology at Makerere University Business School (MUBS), in Kampala, Uganda. She concurrently serves as the Director of the Disability Resource & Learning Centre at MUBS.

## Quotes

* Despite progress, youth with disabilities still face barriers to fully participating in society, including accessing education and leadership growth opportunities like YALI fellowships. From online applications lacking accessibility features to prohibitive technology costs, hurdles restrict inclusion at every step.
* Through celebrating diverse experiences, the program can create welcoming environments where all young African leaders thrive. I am committed to ensuring no youth is left out of this transformative opportunity due to identity, ability or circumstances.”
* Overcoming a speech and language disability, I have emerged as a powerful advocate for disability rights in Uganda. The YALI Fellowships transformed my life, nurturing my personal growth and empowering me to harness my strengths.
* With newfound confidence and honed public speaking skills, I have championed increased educational and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.
* My efforts have yielded significant progress, including expanding affirmative action slots for disabled students at public universities, introducing a scholarship scheme for disabled students at Makerere University Business School, and securing employment for disabled individuals at MUBS.
# Pauline Byakika

Pauline Byakika–Kibwika (née Pauline Byakika) is a Ugandan specialist physician, internist, epidemiologist, academic and researcher. She was appointed and announced as the vice chancellor of Mbarara University of Science and technology. in August 2024 after emerging the best out of the 5 candidates shortlisted for the job. She previously served as a professor of medicine at Makerere University College of Health Sciences.From 2017 until 2019, she served as the vice president of the Uganda Medical Association, a professional industry association that champions medical doctors' interests in Uganda.

## Quotes

* “I told myself if I want to do good clinical research I need to be a good physician. And to be a good doctor meant I needed to go back for more training.”
* We noticed a lot of women were lacking the soft skills, things like management, leadership, budgeting. In addition to those things, mentors talk about the different strategies they used to advance their career.”
* “So we had senior women scientists speak to the junior women about the obstacles unique to women,” she says. “And that’s how I came to apply for the TDR grant.”
* had a mentorship programme in place,” she says, “but it wasn’t very strong or well publicized
# Bolajoko Olubukunola Olusanya

Bolajoko Olubukunola Olusanya a Nigerian pediatric surgeon, delegate from Nigeria to the World Federation of Associations of Paediatric Surgeons and one of the two Nigerian surgeons who first successfully separated conjoined twins in Nigeria at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Enugu in 1988.

## Quotes

* That’s right, I was born with mid-frequency hearing loss and struggled with inter-personal communication as a child without knowing what was wrong. In fact, I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 33 years old.
* Yes, hearing impairment is associated with superstitions in many communities, which feed into both. However, the major reason for the issue’s neglect and, so to speak, ‘invisibility’ is the fact that it is not associated with significant mortality.
* Nigeria, like most developing countries, is greatly influenced by global health priorities and funding programmes, which tend to prioritise reducing mortality or ensuring survival rather than supporting or promoting well-being.
* One key finding was the contribution of severe neonatal jaundice to the incidence of hearing loss.
* Children living with disabilities need the support of a wide range of specialists, including paediatricians, psychologists, neurologists, audiologist and otorhinolaryngologists – to name just a few.
# Elizabeth Amukugo

Elizabeth Magano Amukugo (born 1 August 1954, in Windhoek, Khomas Region) is a Namibian politician and academic with the University of Namibia.

## Quotes

* I think I look back with great satisfaction that I spent my time in a worthwhile way. It was hard, it was very busy, but I’m glad that I was able to play my part in the struggle for independence.
* actually I experienced a bit of racism but this was some kind of hidden racism that you would encounter.
* am also glad that I was able to stick to my studies and see them through. It was not always easy to study with the family and taking care of young kids and then at the same time being so politically active.
# Contrary Condor

Contrary Condor is a 1944 Donald Duck short film by Walt Disney Productions and RKO Radio Pictures in which Donald Duck tries to collect some eggs from a condor, but things go wrong.
    Directed by Jack King.

## External links

* Contrary Condor quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Law & Order/Season 24

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 | Main
Law & Order (1990–2010, 2022-) is a long-running police procedural and courtroom drama television series, created by Dick Wolf.

### Catch and Kill [24.01]

    Interviewer: How do you feel about the Brooklyn DA's recent decision to prosecute conservative senator Maureen Holt?
    Baxter: I have no comment on that.
    Interviewer: Do you believe the Brooklyn DA used his office to help liberals exact political revenge?
    Baxter: I can only speak for myself and tell you my approach to the job. I do think it's fair to say that the institutions Americans have relied on since this country was founded are under attack from both sides. And when these institutions fray, people lose faith. And when people lose faith, the delicate belief system that holds our democracy together crumbles. And that we cannot allow. I intend to protect the reputation and integrity of the Manhattan DA's office with every fiber of my being, focusing on the law and just ignoring the divisive political rhetoric that's so rampant in our society today. My pledge to the people of New York is simple. I will do everything in my power to keep you safe and punish those who commit willful acts of violence to the fullest extent of the law.

### The Perfect Man [24.02]

    Brady: We have to use every tool available to catch killers, and the database is helpful. It helps us close cases, murder cases, sexual assault cases.
    Captain Olivia Benson: I understand that. But I have fought this fight before, and I think that we can all agree that that database is an ethical mess.
    Brady: That's your opinion.
    Captain Olivia Benson: No, that is a fact. If Laura Kingsbury knew that her DNA was being used in this capacity, who knows what she would have done or not done? And that is the real problem. If word gets out, if women find out that their DNA is being used in some rogue database, they might not come forward. They might not consent to a rape kit.
    Brady: It's not ideal. I agree. But Laura's case is highly unusual. And the majority of sexual assault victims do not end up in the local database.
    Price: These are all valid points, noble arguments, but none of it changes the fact that Laura Kingsbury murdered someone. We have the evidence, and that evidence is legal.
    Captain Olivia Benson: Well, let's see what a judge says about that.
# Dustin Nguyen

Dustin Nguyen (born Nguyễn Xuân Trí, September 17, 1962) is a Vietnamese-American actor, director, writer, and martial artist, who is well known for his roles as Harry Truman Ioki on 21 Jump Street and Johnny Loh on VIP.

## Quotes

* One thing that I was aware of was that, whatever I do as an Asian American actor, I should try my best to bring something positive to the image of an Asian American.
** As quoted in Dustin Nguyen on 'Warrior' Season 2 and the Legacy of '21 Jump Street' (8 January 2021)
* Of course, it’s very nice. Because I’ve done this for a long time and just in life, I’ve learned to live with very little expectation. Then, you’re not let down. The more you expect, the more you’re going to be let down and disappointed. When everything comes together, it’s just a nice bonus. A lot of it has to do with trust because of who these people are. There’s an integrity behind it that I feel is genuine. I trust my own instincts. I saw the passion and the commitment they put into making sure that show is as good as it could be, in a respectful way, to Bruce Lee and the legacy that he left behind.
** On character expansion in a TV show in Dustin Nguyen on 'Warrior' Season 2 and the Legacy of '21 Jump Street' (8 January 2021)
* I never set out to be an actor. I always knew that I wanted to direct and produce movies. I’m well aware that I was very lucky. My career started out with a bang and I’ve had incredible opportunities to do very good projects and work with wonderful people. I would be lying to say that I wasn’t aware of the success and the fame that it brought me and the cast members of 21 Jump Street. At the height of the show, we literally couldn’t go anywhere. We all enjoyed that, but I had enough sense to know that all of that would be gone, at some point. Nothing lasts forever. So, I continued to keep working in any way that I could, but I never really thought of the trajectory of what kind of career I was going to have, and certainly not where I ended up today.
** As quoted in Dustin Nguyen on 'Warrior' Season 2 and the Legacy of '21 Jump Street' (8 January 2021)
# Gary Lineker

Gary Winston Lineker, OBE (born 30 November, 1960 in Leicester) is a former English international footballer, playing as a striker for Leicester City, Everton, FC Barcelona, Tottenham Hotspur, and Nagoya Grampus Eight. Since then, he has developed a career as a sports broadcaster for BBC Television.

## Quotes

* Football is a simple game, twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans always win.
** A quote from 1990 cited 28 years later by Finnis, Alex (2018-06-24). Gary Lineker has updated his most famous quote after Germany’s late win over Sweden. iNews.
** After England were beaten by Germany in the quarter finals of the Italia '90 World Cup.
* I always score one against the Germans.
** Playing for the MCC against a German XI in a cricket match on 27 August 2002 and scoring a single run before being dismissed.
* There is no huge influx. We take far fewer refugees than other major European countries. This is just an immeasurably cruel policy directed at the most vulnerable people in language that is not dissimilar to that used by Germany in the 30s, and I'm out of order?
** A tweet by Lineker on 7 March 2023 in response to home secretary Suella Braverman's plans to stop migrant's crossing the English Channel in small boats.Atkinson, Emily (2023-03-07). What did Gary Lineker say?. The independent.
** Lineker was suspended by the United Kingdom's BBC as he had made a political comment deemed inappropriate for a presenter. The matter was raised in the British parliament. The BBC's flagship Match of the Day football programme ran in a shorter form than usual for one edition with no commentary as colleagues at the BBC withdrew from presenting football programs for the weekend until Lineker was reinstated.

## Unsourced

* (in the build-up to the France-Portugal semi final at the 2006 World Cup) "This is the BBC and we will be completely impartial, so allez les bleus. With me tonight holding their lucky coqs sportifs under the desk are..."
* The best place to watch Wimbledon F.C. is teletext. As you can tell, I dislike Wimbledon. Hate them, even.

## References

* ↑ Question - Choices - Answer - Date. Cricinfo.
# Parastoo Ahmadi

Parastoo Ahmadi ( 21 March 1997, Nowshahr) is an artist and singer from Iran. Her performance without hijab garnered widespread attention and she was arrested along with the musicians after the album was released, and her trial is ongoing.

## Quotes

* من، پرستو؛ دختری که می‌خواهم برای مردمی که دوستشان دارم بخوانم. این حقی است که نمی‌توانستم از آن چشم بپوشم؛ خواندن برای خاکی که عاشقانه دوستش دارم. اینجا، در این نقطه از ایران عزیزمان، در این تکه‌ای که تاریخ و اسطوره‌های ما به هم پیوند می‌خورند، صدای من را در این کنسرت فرضی بشنوید و خیال کنید، این وطن زیبا را…
** I, Parastoo, the girl who wants to sing for the people I love. This is a right I couldn’t overlook—singing for the land I deeply adore. Here, at this point in our beloved Iran, where history and legends intertwine, hear my voice in this imaginary concert and imagine this beautiful homeland…
** Source: radiozamaneh

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Parastoo Ahmadi on Wikipedia
# Elizabeth Asiedu

Elizabeth Asiedu is a professor of economics at the University of Kansas. She has facilitated research that is centered around foreign aid, foreign directed investment (FDI), and gender. Elizabeth Asiedu is the founder of the Association for the Advancement of African Women (AAAWE).

## Quotes

* The mentoring effect is taking someone under your wing encouraging them to reach their highest potentials.
** Speaking on effects of mentors in gender equality

### "Higher education and role models key for supporting further gender equality"

Discussing during an interview on the progress made toward achieving gender equality in the last thirty years, and the remaining and new challenges ahead.
* Education is crucial. In order for Women to fully participate in policymaking, in government, we need to look beyond primary education.
* One way to increase the number of women in Secondary and tertiary education is through the 'Role Model Effect'. The more women you have as teachers in Secondary school, the better the performance of female students
* That in order to enable more women to benefit more from economic activity and participate in policy-making there is a need to look beyond primary education. Although gender parity in primary education has been nearly achieved in most countries, women and girls now need increased opportunities for secondary and tertiary education in order to occupy visible and powerful roles in the society. Currently, the gender gap remains wide between females and males in secondary and tertiary education.
* This paper analyzes the determinants of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to developing countries and examines why Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has been relatively unsuccessful in attracting FDI despite policy reform. The results indicate that the factors that drive FDI have a differential impact on FDI flows to SSA. Specifically, infrastructure development and a higher return on capital promote FDI to non-SSA countries. In contrast these factors have no effect on FDI to SSA. Openness to trade promotes FDI to both SSA and non-SSA countries, however, the marginal benefit from increased openness is less for SSA-suggesting that trade liberalization will generate more FDI to non-SSA countries than SSA countries. Another important finding is that there is an "adverse regional effect" for SSA: a country in SSA will receive less FDI by virtue of its geographical location. These results suggest that Africa is different!
* I recounted a recent story of my first time meeting former mentee, Frances Nakakawa, at a conference in Finland after which she became mentee and Director of AAAWE Uganda. As a single mother of three in Uganda, she had to make the difficult decision of sending her children to a boarding school to balance her work, studies, and caring for her children. And even after placing her children in private school, the distance, worry, and longing to see them was often a distraction during her studies.
# Ruggero Franceschini

Ruggero Franceschini (1 September 1939 – 30 December 2024) was an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of İzmir.

## Quotes

* When someone is moved by apostolic zeal, he always moves forward, with a very open spirit, with the desire of always doing good. The Lord then does the rest.
** Bishop Padovese laid to rest in Italy (15 June 2010) CatholicNews Agency