Gabriel Borges
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He and Marco Grael placed 11th in the 49er event at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Ernest O. Melby
Ernest Oscar Melby( August 16, 1891 – January 11, 1987) was a professor, dean, and university president.
Janie Finlay
Janie Finlay( née Dickenson) is an Australian politician.
She was first elected to the Launceston City Council in 2000 and from 2002 to 2005 served as Mayor.
When Janie was elected to that position in February 2002 she was the youngest female mayor; at age 27, to serve in Australia.
It was widely reported in" The Examiner" that Janie had a long running standoff with local alderman and MLC George Brookes.
She lost her Mayoral position in the October 2005 elections to Ivan Dean by a slim majority after the distribution of preferences.
She had been the favourite in her race for a second term, and on 26 October 2005" The Examiner" local newspaper ran a front- page story claiming she was winning by 2000 votes.
But by the next day it was revealed Ivan Dean had secured the lead by some 400 votes after preferences.
Finlay was, however, re-elected as an alderman, securing more than two quotas.
She resigned from council in 2007.
Finlay later regained her position in the 2014 local government elections, safely securing a position as Alderman on the Launceston City Council.
Chaim Walkin
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Ian Markham
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Previously, he served at Hartford Seminary in Connecticut as Dean and Professor of Theology and Ethics.
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James T. Dalton
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He is a Dean and Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Michigan.
Marco Cappato
Marco Cappato( born 25 May 1971 in Milan, Italy) is an Italian politician.
Cappato was an Italian Member of the European Parliament from 1999 to 2009.
He represented the Bonino List within the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe parliamentary group.
He was Member of the Foreign Affairs, the Civil Liberties and Human Rights Committees.
He also served as a Vice- President of the European Parliament Delegation for the Relations with the Mashrek Countries.
He was the European Parliament Rapporteur on the human rights in the world for 2007.
A nonviolent activist for Fundamental Rights and Liberties, in 2017 he undertakes a Civic Disobedience to push the national Parliament approve new rules allowing Legal Euthanasia in Italy.
Cappato breaches the Law, by helping an Italian tetraplegic and blind man from Milan to reach a Switzerland clinic where assisted suicide is legal.
Due to Cappato's trial, on 24 September 2019 Italy's Constitutional Court urges Parliament to adopt appropriate legislative protections corresponding to the principles and rights enshrined in Italy's Constitution.
Ivan Dean
Ivan Noel Dean( born 21 April 1945) is an Australian politician.
He has been an independent member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council since 2003, representing the electorate of Windermere.
He also served as Mayor of Launceston from 2005 to 2007.
Dean studied at Levendale State School, New Town High School and Charles Sturt University.
He also received training at the Tasmania Police Academy and the Victoria Police Academy.
Dean worked as a farmer, as an officer in the Australian Army during the Indonesia – Malaysia confrontation, and later as a police officer for Victoria Police, New South Wales Police Force and Tasmania Police, where he rose to the rank of Commander before being elected mayor of Launceston, on 31 October 2005.
Dean faced criticism that it was' irresponsible' to hold two positions in two separate government branches( member of the legislative council and mayor).
He also then receives two salaries.
To counter these claims, Ivan Dean said" If successful I will donate the mayoral salary to charities and youth activities".
In the October Launceston City Council elections; Ivan defeated incumbent Mayor Janie Dickenson.
This was somewhat unexpected.
On the first day of vote counting" The Examiner" local newspaper ran a front page headline claiming that Janie Dickenson was in front by 2000 votes and would secure her position as mayor and alderman.
However, by the next day, Ivan had made a comeback and won by just 441 votes.
As other mayoral candidates were excluded, Dean received the bulk of preferences( see" single transferable vote").
After becoming mayor, Dean's supporters, including President of the Tasmanian Legislative Council Don Wing, said they believed him capable of holding both positions.
Dean praised ex-mayor Janie Dickenson's achievements but acknowledged there was' much work to be done'.
Some in the community praised him as a man that follows up on inquiries.
He suggested that councils in the north should consider merging or at least sharing resources more cooperatively but took no action to progress this.
Dean created controversy repeatedly claiming that the introduction of red foxes to Tasmania was a hoax, and made a number of allegations against the eradication program resulting in police and Integrity Commission investigations; none of which found any evidence to support his claims.
As a police officer, Dean led an investigation into the illegal import of foxes into Tasmania which failed to gain any evidence of the repeated introductions and was criticised for the result.
He was defeated as Launceston mayor at the 2007 council elections, losing to challenger Albert Van Zetten in a surprise result that was attributed, in part, to his ability to hold two public offices and, in part, to Dean's support of a controversial pulp mill.
He will continue on as a member of the Legislative Council where he is known to call for a variety of enquires into the performance of the fox eradication, Tasmanian horse racing and the RSPCA.

Question: Did Ivan Dean and Marco Cappato share the same nationality?
Answer: no