Title: C. E. Humphry
Content:  flat, editing Rhys's first novel, Triple Sec, and introducing her to Ford Madox Ford. George Adam resigned from the Times in January 1921 but remained there working for American newspapers, while his wife wrote articles commissioned by the Evening Standard, the Observer and the Sunday Times, among others. They wrote together A Book about Paris (1927). George Adam died in Paris in 1930, and in the wake of this Pearl Adam returned to England, where she continued her work, which included writing the History of the National Council of Women of Great Britain in 1945. She died on 2 January 1957.
Title: Adam Amandi
Content:  Adam Amandi (1926-2006) was an Educationist, Environmentalist and Ghanaian politician. He was a three-time Member of Parliament (1954, 1957, 1969), a member of the Busia Administration, and a founding member of the Northern People's Party.
Title: Pauline Adams
Content:  Adams was a proponent of the Esperanto language. In 1913, she invented two popular suffrage games that were sold in Virginia and Maryland; the funds raised were used to support her suffrage work. After passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in August 1920, she looked for new challenges. She passed the bar exam in 1921 and became the second woman to practice law in Norfolk. She was also involved in politics, working on the campaign of Sarah Lee Fain and running unsuccessfully for city council. She died of myocardial failure in 1957 and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk.
Title: Adela Marion Adam
Content:  Adam retired as a Governor of Girton in 1932. In later life she travelled widely, including a trip to Russia, to the Near-East and up the Amazon River. She died of a heart attack on 12 August 1944.
Title: Gordon Adam
Content:  At the 1979 election to the European Parliament, Adam stood as Labour Party candidate in Northumbria. This was one of the safest seats for Labour and Adam was easily elected. In June 1980 he lauded events in Zimbabwe which had shown how real democracy had triumphed in the end, and urged the government of South Africa to take the same course. In June 1981 he presented a report on behalf of the Committee on Energy and Research which called for the development of a computer translation system.
Title: Gordon Adam
Content:  Adam managed to persuade the European Parliament to commission an independent investigation of the British government's decision to close 31 coal mines after the closure was announced in 1992. The investigation was significant because the European Commission needed to give approval for part of the closure programme. Early in 1995 Adam signed a joint letter in defence of Clause IV and opposing Tony Blair's attempt to get rid of it.
Title: Henri-Georges Adam
Content:  worked more at ease until 1950. Between 1948 and 1949, at his Boisgeloup estate, near Gisors, he realized among other works, Le Grand Nu conserved by the Musée national d'art moderne. In 1949, Adam presented a comprehensive exhibition of his works, frequently of women's sleek forms, at the gallery Aimé Maeght and in 1952 his copper engravings based on the year's theme of the Month, went on display in the bookstore-gallery La Hune. From 1950 to 1955, he was a professor of design at Antony, at a college which today bears his name. During 1950, he instructed many painters and sculptors (including ). From 1955, the first retrospective 
Title: James Adam (classicist)
Content:  remained the standard reference for decades to follow, and it remains a thought-provoking evaluation of one of the great works of Western thought. He was a "strong defender of the importance of Greek philosophy in a well-rounded education" and "a resolute opponent of all attempts to make Greek an optional study". He was also a "keen supporter of the claims of women to degrees, when the question came before the senate of the university in 1897" In 1904 and 1905 Adam delivered the Gifford Lectures at Aberdeen, choosing for his subject "The Religious Teachers of Greece". He died in Aberdeen on 30 August 1907.
Title: Kawa Ada
Content:  it, and it brought about a lot of the turmoil that I had in my own coming to terms with sexuality.'" In December 2016, Ada suffered a leg fracture, which kept him off-stage for some time and put a definitive end to his dancing career. Nevertheless, his work as a playwright and director continued, and in January 2017 he presented The Death of Mrs. Gandhi and the Beginning of New Physics (A Political Fantasy). In this satiric fusion of feminism and politics, four powerful women – Margaret Thatcher, Imelda Marcos, Benazir Bhutto and Kim Campbell – gather for Indira Gandhi's funeral, but are hijacked by a time-travelling terrorist. In 
Title: Audimas
Content:  in Latvia (Riga) was opened in 2002, but the country later (2008) was heavily affected by the economic crisis and rental prices were raised, so the company had to close it. At the end of 2013, Audimas returned to the market of Latvia and opened its first store in Riga for the second time. In 2003, an extra line of clothing was created for the winter sport. In 2007, Audimas updated its brand logo. In 2008, Audimas opened its first e-shop. In 2010, all company manufactured products were available in e-shop. In 2011, all participants of the Lithuanian expedition to the Antarctica wore clothing the company designed and made for them. In 2012, Lithuanian 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Yeah, Amdavad ni Gufa was completed in 1995.
Answer: True