user: Consider this response: Rubio advocates for a more active presence of United States in the global affairs and "a robust American role in confronting" Iran, Russia and North Korea.
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What year was Marco Rubio born?
- Upon arriving in the U.S. in 1962, Pedro Victor Garcia was five feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, with a leg injury, polio, scoliosis and signs of emphysema; pity may have been the factor that swayed immigration officials to let him stay.
- Why did they settle on this date?
- A Rubio spokesman has said that refugees often arrive without all the necessary visas, but that the U.S. permitted Cubans to stay.
- Do many of his family members share his grand parents?
- Rubio was born in 1971, long after Garcia's arrival in 1962, and Garcia lived until 1984; Rubio says, "I learned at his feet, relied on his counsel and craved his respect..." Rubio said in 2012 that he never had any knowledge that his grandfather was in the U.S. illegally.
- Is there anything else unique about his grand parents?
- According to the "Times", immigration officials told Garcia in 1962 that "he could stay for the time being," and he obtained permanent residency in 1967.
- When did he gain his political position?
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Consider this response: Father Brophy went back to Ireland considerably richer whilst his trainer Mick Horan returned to Ireland publicly upset after failing to be consulted about the sale.
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What happened in the 1929 English Greyhound Derby?
- Just 30 minutes later the Derby was re-run and Palatinus led once again on the rails, but Mick the Miller was close up at the first bend and took over at the second bend.
- Did anyone win?
- He went on to win in a time of 29.96, winning by 3 lengths from Palatinus, with Entomb back in third.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Mick the Miller remained in England and took up residence at the kennels of Sidney Orton, (the same Burhill kennels where he had been housed for the Derby in Paddy McEllistrim' range.
- Did anything happen at the derby?
- Both men were based at Wimbledon Stadium.
- What did they do after the race?
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Consider this response: In his liberetto, Ligeia is one of the three sisters of sirens, the other two being Thelxiope, Thelxione, living on a remote island titled "Siren's Rock" .
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What does the name Rossetti have to do with Italian Renaissance?
- Outside of his inner circle of friends, family, and wealthy patrons, Rossetti was often more well known for his poetry and pieces of literature than his paintings or drawings.
- Did he pen any other works?
- Yet this libretto is still largely unknown.
- What is it about?
- It is an ornate delivery of one of Rossetti's obsessions: the femme fatale and his "lifelong exploration of the complex social and cultural significance of the (female) figure" and it was only published after his death by his brother William.
- What else did you find interesting?
- Rossetti has written and drawn or painted several other works with subject matter concerning the myth of the Siren.
- What other works?
- A poem "Death's Songsters" (1870) and a prose piece "The Orchard Pit" (1869) as well as his drawing "Boatmen and Siren" (1853) and his oil painting "A Sea-Spell" (1877).
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Consider this response: Sources differ as to the exact sequence of events that led to Diddlebock's firing as manager.
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What was the down side of the deal?
- The Browns did not have the money to finance such a deal, and von der Ahe blamed Diddlebock for the story that had gotten out.
- Was he fired?
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