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Leonardo also has a very strong sense of honor and follows the Bushidō code very closely.


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He tries to keep his brother in line and out of the Troubles because Leo has the role of leader among the foursome.


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He often feuds with Rafaell because both are elder brothers and compete for leadership.


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Leonardo is named after Leonardo da Vinci, an Italian painter of the Renaissance era.


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[1] Cartoon In the original comic book created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, Leonardo is the protagonist of the first part, who in the early stories was not exactly the director, but always took charge when the Turtles made plans (except in the case of technology, Donatello territory) and speaks for the group as a whole.


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Master Itchy had taught Leonardo like the rest of the Turtles for one mission, to avenge the death of Itchy's host Hamato Yoshi.


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At the end of several years of training, Itchy sends the Turtles to kill Shredder, who lived in New York.


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They were also successful in their mission when Donatello killed Shredder with a garnet.


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Since then Itchy gave them free rein, for the task set had been accomplished.


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However, Itchy disappeared and Raphael, along with the rest of the Turtles, found clues by following their way to one of the buildings, where they in turn were accidentally teleported to the D'Hoonib planet, where the Turtles met Fugitoid.


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They decided to help the robot, which was being pursued by the Federation and the Triceratons.


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The Turtles tried to escape both forces while agonizing that they found themselves stranded on a foreign planet and would not know how to get back to their home planet Earth.


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The Triceratons eventually managed to shoot down their escape ship and were able to intercept Fugitoid.


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The Turtles followed the kidnappers to their bunker, which turned out to be a spaceship that took them to an asteroid where a society of the Triceratons had been built.


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The ship landed at Rebublic Central, where soldiers took Fugitoid to their leader Zanramon and soon reported finding four intruders who were to die from oxygen depletion.


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Zanramon told him to take them to prison after Fugitoid recognized them as his friends.


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The next day, the Turtles are forced to participate in a gladiator tournament where they had to fight four Triceratons Mixx Trolo, Xoite Damaz, Daz Ublem and Monza Ram.


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With Leonardo's emphasis on cooperation, they defect, at the end of a fighting struggle, with the aid of Michelangelo, to a ship flying over the arena, with which they hurtle towards Zanramon's grandstand and take him hostage.


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The Turtles force Zanramon to tell him the fastest way out.


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Zanramon leads the Turtles into a trap, but gets shot.


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In the same Tricetons soldiers besiege the Turtles and Fugitoid, but in the same they teleport back to the planet Earth and the building of the Utroms from where they originally had to be transferred to another planet.


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Soon everyone awakens and the Triceratons find themselves in an unknown location and take up resistance when they see the Utroms inside metallic human bodies.


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However, the Utroms manage to defeat the Triceratons soldiers who arrived at the scene by teleportation at the conclusion of the battle.


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In the same Itchy shows up to the Turtles' delight at the place and tells his story of how he ended up in the building.


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Shortly thereafter, the U.S. Army penetrated inside the Utromie building, with it rising to the news due to a large beam of light.


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The Utroms wanted to save the Turtles by repairing the control panel of a broken bygone transition device.


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Upon completion, all the Utromes and Turtles entered a transitional apparatus which took them back to safety to April.


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Army troops made it through a few corridors until, with the warning of self-destruction of the building, they backed down.


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On Christmas Eve, Leonardo goes out for a running run atop the rooftops, but the Foot Clan is ambushed and attacks Leo.


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He bravely fought the entire force, but eventually the clan gained the clear upper hand and slammed the barely conscious Leon April's apartment window in.


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When the Turtles, Itchy, April and Casey Jones retreated to North Hampton to an inn that belonged to Casey's grandmother, Leonardo's wounds take time to heal.


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However, when the physical wounds are closed, he seems hopeless and insecure.


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He regularly visits the forest to hunt deer, but fails.


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While out in the woods, he sees April fall through the ice of the frozen lake and rescues her.


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By the end of the story, he has most obviously regained much of his self-assurance.


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Return to New York In the story “Return to New York”, Raphael demands all the turtles return to New York to confront the Foot Clan and Shredder, accusing Leonardo of cowardice.


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The duo argue and eventually Raphael knocks Leonardo through the barn wall and leaves alone.


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The three remaining leaves to follow Raph to New York and develop a plan to ambush the Foot Clan.


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While the others battle Foot Linjas and genetic monsters dressed as Shredder, Raphael encounters the real Shredder only to be defeated by the enemy.


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Leonardo saves his brother.


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Raphael submits himself to Leonardo's leadership, who fights Shredder on his own.


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The enemies are face-to-face on the roof of Jalkalaan's main building and eventually Leonardo beheads Shredder.


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Later, the turtles take Shredder's body to the harbor and place it burning on a raft to drift out to sea.


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In the “City at War” story, the whole city is in a gang war and innocent civilians are becoming victims of violence.


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In the story, Leonardo realizes that incessant combat against the Foot is necessary and hesitates greatly.


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Karai, the leader of Jala in Japan approaches them and has come to New York to unite Japan and New York with Jalan.


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He makes an ally offer to the turtles if they help him bring down the Elite Ninjas, a high wall between the force combinations.


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Leonardo persuades his brother to accept Karai's offer (to Raphael's disappointment) and all four turtles work with Karai to eliminate Elite.


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In the second part of the Mirage, the turtles begin to live in different places with Leo complaining that the family is falling apart.


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He decides to live in a new sewer hideout he found.


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Michelangelo and Raphael notice a change in Leonardo and that he is much more relaxed, although Raphael points out that they are having fun “poking skulls”.


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In the fourth part, the conflict between Leonardo and Raphael has gone down a lot as both have grown up.


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Leonardo has a new rival, Foot Line named Cha Ocho.


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Leo works with Jala and Karai to defeat him.


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The Image Comics comic book publishing company, which started Image Comics in the 1990s, featured Leonardo as quite similar to the original.


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He was a confident leader, but more comfortable towards his much more troublesome brothers.


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Leonardo also lost his hand in the Image Comics storylines, but that didn't stop him from continuing his fight.


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Leonardo tried a prosthetic hand made by Donatello, but preferred to settle for a sword attached to his hand.


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In the comic book by Archie Comics, Leonardo disliked over all things firearms.


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The future version of Leo was also a disappointment; he had founded a ninja school.


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Four of his valoreo students were Nobuko, Leonardo's would-be crush Miles, a young dark-skinned man, Carmen, a Latino woman, and Bob, a two-legged baboon.


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These students were “grown family” to the turtles, and Bob called them all his uncles.


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IDW In the 2011 revamped Turtles comics, Leonardo was one of four laboratory animals at a biotech company run by Baxter Stockman.


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He and three other shields were intended to be the first experiments with the super soldier project.


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They had to be robbed along with the goo.


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Itchy followed the robbers and bit one of them in the face, who dropped a sack containing the turtles on the street.


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The cat that arrived at the scene tried to take one of them, which Itchy managed to save.


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Soon, however, the robbers arrived to retrieve the sack, but Itchy managed to drag it with his teeth into the drain, where Leonardo and the other turtles became animal hybrids with the goo.


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[2] Eighteen months later, they have resumed the search for their missing brother.


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Leonardo expressed that he was extremely determined to find his brother Itchy telling him to find Raphael.


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Instead, Donatello and Michelangelo are more skeptical of the existence of a lost brother.


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Leonardo eventually found Raphael along with the other Turles.


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The family was assembled and Itchy gifted everyone a new colour of masks and Leonardo got himself the blue color.


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Later, the Turtles confronted Shredder, who had kidnapped Itchy to get him on their side.


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Itchy managed to escape after the Turtles rescued him.


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Itchy explained to them about reincarnation and believed himself to be Hamato Yoshi in his former life.


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He tasked his sons with killing the Shredder, who had killed them in ancient times.


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Leonardo later poked guilt when Slash attacked them while Donatello was presenting his brothers with their new hideout.


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Michelangelo initially rescued them from Slash's clutches, but on another occasion Leonardo tried to reason with the beast.


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Through the damage, Leonardo accidentally damaged Slash with his sword, which fell into the water and washed away.


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Temporarily, he had been captured and brainwashed and became second-in-command of the Foot Clan but later released.


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In other media, Animation Turtles — mutant turtles Leonardo's first animated version came about in the 1987 “Turtles” animation, with Cam Clarke as his original voice actor and Tom Wentzel in the dubbed version in Finnish.


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He served as the leader of the Turtles and was generally very serious towards others, with little to tell any jokes.


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Leonardo was also a very sharp-witted leader, as in the comics.


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Reading and contemplation was part of Leonardo's routines of the day, especially reading among his hobbies.


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) Leonardo's second animated version came about in the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animation, in which his voice actor was played by Michael Sinterniklaas, in the Finnish version first in seasons 1-2 by Samuel Harjanne and later in seasons 3-7 Markus Blom.


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In the animated series produced by Mirage Studios and 4Kids Entertainment, Leonardo is the protagonist of the series, the silent leader of his group and also the most spiritual turtle.


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Leonardo has a very close relationship with his family (especially Master Itchy) and possesses a strong sense of honour as well as self-discipline.


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Leonardo is more emotional and self-doubting than he was in the previous animation.


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He bears responsibility for his family and always strives to put its welfare first.


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This also creates a lot of pressure on her and she feels she has failed in her responsibilities if someone in her family is harmed or put in danger.


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In addition to the fear of failure, Leonardo sometimes seems to suffer workaholics as he refuses to rest and give up until the given task is completed.


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Despite his need to always strive for perfection Leonardo is one of the foursome's most skilled fighters, along with Raphael, and has also trained alongside Tiku with this sensei, Hamato Yoshi, Sensei, the Eternal.


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With the latter, he practiced mainly because he would learn to abandon the excessive pursuit of perfection.


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He has fought successfully against Shredder and Karai in particular, proving that he has a good strategic mind and is able to keep himself calm even in a difficult situation.


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One of Leonardo's most striking qualities, however, is his habit of believing good about others, even potential enemies such as Karai.


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He also has the need for honour to save an adversary in danger, such as when he pushed the Rat King out from under a falling chimney, or when he lifted Karai, who was hanging from a ledge, to safety in mid-battle.


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In an episode based on the cartoon, Leonardo went out for a run on the rooftops, was ambushed and attacked by Foot Lines and the Hun.


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Leonardo (cartoon character)

He fought the whole bunch, but was beaten by the elite Ninjas.


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At April's house, Donatello, Raphael and Mihcelangelo waited for his brother to return, Leonardo was thrown through the window, at the same time he told him that the Shredder was back.


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Later Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, Itchy, April and Casey were at Casey's grandmother's old farm with the wounded Leonardo, they reminisce about the times they spent with Leonardo.


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Itchy explains that when he was little, Leonardo was afraid of heights, but got rid of it after saving his sensei.


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Raphael, on the other hand, recalled when he and Leonardo had stumbled upon a sewer alligator when they were young and Raphael had attacked it.


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Leonardo had tried to tell him something, but Raphael had refused.


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Eventually, Leonardo pressed the alligator from the sleep point, causing the beast to fall asleep.


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Leonardo (cartoon character)

At the end of the season when the Turtles and Master Itchy fought Shredder, everyone was badly wounded and Karai leonardo's sword even pierced Leonardo's shield (Which left a scar).


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After the Utroms had expelled Shredder, he became angry like Raphael because he blamed himself for not being able to protect them.


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Leonardo (cartoon character)

Once in anger, he had struck Master Itchy with his sword, he sent him to the Japanese search for Ikui who was the sensei of Tiku, Hamato Yoshi.


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After arriving at the Temple of the Eternal, Leonardo fought a stony creature and he cut off his head with a face on him and finally realized that he did what he could to protect his family, so he had no reason to punish himself.


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After this, Leonardo's character was restored to what it used to be.


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) Leonardo appeared in the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series in a familiar manner as the leader of the Turtles foursome when Itchy chose him after a quick meditation.


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Leonardo uses two katanas and a wakizashi as his weapons.


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Leonardo is happy to follow the animated series Space Heroes, Super Robo Mecha Force Five! , Crognard the Barbarian and Chris Bradford's 2 Ruff Krew.


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He very much likes Captain Ryan, the protagonist of the first series in particular.


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Leonardo often takes his cue from the speeches of characters in the series and tries to bring them out while leading his own brothers.


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He has a crush on Karai.


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The character is voiced by Jason Biggs in the first season as well as much of the second season.


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In other episodes of the second season, the character is voiced by Dominic Catrambone.


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From the third season onward, Leonardo is voiced by Seth Green.


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[3] In Finnish voiced by Jon-Jon Geitel.


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Films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Leonardo's first appearance in the film took place in 1990 in the film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, in which his voice was played by Brian Tochi and costume by David Forman.


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In the first three films, Leonardo was often a modest and sentimental leader, rarely sharing direct commands.


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Leonardo (cartoon character)

He also joked more than usual with his brothers, than in previous Turtles series and comic books.


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Leonardo was able in the first film to telepathically contact Master Itchy, who had been kidnapped.


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In addition, he was the only one from Turtlesneliko who managed to seriously injure Shredder.


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TMNT In the fourth film, the TMNT Turtles have defeated Shredder, but the brothers' ways diverge when Master Itchy sends Leonardo to Central America to develop his skills to become a better leader.


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However, his training period drags on as Leo hesitates in his development.


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April O'Neil manages a little to persuade Leonardo to return back to New York, who comes at an opportune time to prevent, along with his brothers, the newest threat of the planet Earth.


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Before that, Leo had to work out his relationship with Raphael.


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The character was voiced by James Arnold Taylor.


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In the Finnish version, his voice was already familiar with Markus Blom from the 2003"s animated series.


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) In the 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film, Leonardo is the leader of his group, the oldest and most cautious turtle.


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He uses two katanas as his weapons and resembles a samurai in his outfit.


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Leonardo was one of Dr. O'Neil and Eric Sacks's experimental animals as the duo tried to create something cataclysmic.


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In the event of a fire, April rescued all the experimental animals and left them in a drain, where they mutated and acquired human-like features.


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Itchy taught everyone ninjitsu and eventually chose Leonardo as the leading figure of the brothers, who would have a great responsibility to take care of everyone.


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With New York falling victim to the Foot Clan crime wave, and after Shredder resurfaced with his catalan plot, the Turtlets, led by Leonardo, rose to stop their evil intentions.


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The character was played by motion capture Pete Ploszek and voiced by Johnny Knoxville.


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Minna Canth

Minna Canth (originally Ulrika Wilhelmina o.s. Johnson; [1] 19 March 1844, Tampere — 12 May 1897, Kuopio [2]) was a Finnish writer, leafwoman, businesswoman and social influencer.


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As a writer, Canth was among the pioneers of Finnish realism.


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[3] He wrote plays, miniature novels and short stories.


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She was the first prominent Finnish-language playwright and prosaist after Aleksis Kivi, as well as the first Finnish-language newspaper woman.


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[3] [4] Canth was a prominent opinion maker and mediator of European ideas in Finland during his time.


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[3] In his world of thought, he was a free-spirited young Finn.


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[5] Canth promoted the status of women, including by working to improve educational opportunities for girls.


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He was a pioneer of Finnish-language education.


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[5] [6] Personal history Minna Canth was born in Tampere at Gardenhakatu 8 in spring 1844.


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[7] Canth's father, Gustaf Vilhelm Johnson [1], worked as a master at the Finlayson cotton mill and, like his wife Lovisa Ulrika, a former domestic helper, came from poor conditions.


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The family also had a son named after the father, Gustaf Vilhelm (Gusti), and another daughter Augusta Katharina.


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[8] The family lived in Canthi's childhood in the Tampere poorälistö district, but no particular shortage was evidently seen.


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The family's financial situation improved, and in 1853 the family moved to Kuopio when Father Gustaf Vilhelm got to manage the Lankatrade in Tampere.


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[9] In Kuopio to the school road in Kuopio, Canth continued the schooling that started at the Swedish school for working children in Tampere [10].


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The first of the schools was the Kuopio City Workers' Girls' School established on Snellman's initiative, which was the so-called Lankaster School, as the English Bell-Lancaster teaching method was followed there.


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The most noticeable feature of the teaching method was that younger ones were guided by older pupils.


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[11] The language of instruction was Finnish.


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[10] From there, Mininu Johnson, who called herself Mina at the time, [12] went to the Swedish-language school run by Soldan's siblings (Aleksandra, Augusta and Edla, of whom Edla later taught her also at the Jyväskylä Seminary [12]).


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This three-year school was for girls only.


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[12] From here Canth proceeded to a three-year Swedish state girls' school, Frouvasväki's school for the most civilized daughters of (gentlemen) parents, to which she should not have been admitted because of her descent.


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However, because of the good financial success of merchant Gustaf Johnson, this happened.


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[12] Gustaf would have liked to educate his son Gustin as well, but he was not interested in it.


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[13] In the society of Canth's youth, girls' educational opportunities were restricted, unlike that of boys, which was not to Minu's liking.


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[11] Even in the Lords' Girls' School, girls were kept from too much information — half of the weekly classes were devoted to crafts.


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[13] Under the then perception, women would not have endured long hours of school or high demands, but would have fallen ill without helping with nerve weakness.


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[13] However, Johnson's daughters learned Swedish so well in schools, for example, that they spoke it at home and used it in mutual correspondence.


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[13] Gustaf Johnson's business was going well, and he could afford to keep an assistant in the store instead of his daughter.


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Canth had also come of marrying age, but instead of marrying, he hoped for a career of an independent woman.


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The opportunity for this dream was offered by a seminar for a national school teacher started in Jyväskylä in 1863, because, as a teacher, a woman could support herself without getting married.


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[13] With the seminar, for the first time in Finland, a woman had the opportunity to study for something other than midwifery.


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[14] In Jyväskylä, Canth's father apparently sought to train his daughter to be a bourgeois maiden for marriage.


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[13] Girls' education included Kainous, French and good manners.


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Despite his parents' opposition, Canth wanted to continue attending school.


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He had decided to go to Jyväskylä, though secretly, if his parents wouldn't give him permission.


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However, one was given.


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[13] In autumn 1863, Mininu Johnson was admitted to the newly founded Jyväskylä Seminary, which trained national school teachers.


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[15] Folk school education remained a dream, as he interrupted his studies in the autumn of 1865 when he accepted the proposal of Johan Ferdinand Canth, his teacher of natural knowledge at the seminary.


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[15] Canth did not concede on the first and not yet the second time.


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They married and took up residence in Jyväskylä.


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At the seminary, Canth, who previously called Mina, began using the first name Minna.


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[13] Canthi's life was busy in Jyväskylä, with seven children born to the couple: Anni (1866—1911), Elli (1868—1944), Hanna (1870—1889), Maiju (1872—1943), Jussi (1874—1929), Pekka (1876—1959) and Lyyli (1880—1969).


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[8] Still, Canth had time to practice philanthropy among the poor and to write short stories, news and social contributions, especially on topics related to temperance and women, edited by her husband.


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[14] His first book was Short Stories and Narratives (1878), which began a long career as a writer.


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[14] Canth also became the first Finnish-language newspaper woman in Jyväskylä.


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[14] In 1879, a significant turn in Canth's life took place: her husband died after a long period of ill health shortly before the birth of the family's seventh child.


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[15] The period that followed was a physically and mentally heavy time for Canth.


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Some months later, Canth finished his first play Burglary.


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He sent it to Kaarlo Bergbom, director of the Finnish Theatre, who visited Jyväskylä, [14] who accepted it as Oitis; there was a shortage of Finnish plays then.


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Burglary was still awarded with the Finnish Literature Society's prize.


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Returning to Kuopio In March 1880, Canth and his children moved back to Kuopio.


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[16] There he took up the management of his father's yarn trade, who died in 1877, which was in poor financial condition.


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[16] Canth got the movement on its feet, and the family's financial position improved.


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After three years, Canth also took charge of the mixed goods trade, which his brother had run.


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[16] The transactions ensured an economic livelihood, enabling Canth to acquire literature from abroad and also concentrate on writing.


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Brave thinker Worldview Canthia was regarded in his own day as very radical.


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Canth was critical of the secular church, but personal faith was nevertheless important to him; the reading of Tuomas Kempiläinen's devotional book on following Christ several times as well as his familiarity with the Sermon on Mount Mount.


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Religiosity was not at odds with Canthilla's interest in new achievements in science and sought to explain, for example, Spiritism through scientific thought.


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[17] [18] He also sought answers on Tolstoy's religiosity and ethics.


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Getting to know the Salvation Army, on the other hand, disappointed.


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Among the priests, he found himself on a collision course, especially with Gustaf Johansson, Bishop of Kuopio, who represented the so-called Beckian Bible interpretation.


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This opposed higher education for women and required these to be content with a position imposed by the “natural order”.


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In the end, Canth and Johansson no longer greeted each other.


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Abrasion Canth also had with Reverend Gustaf Elias Bergroth and Wilhelmi Malmivaara, who influenced Kiuruvesi.


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[19] Juhani Aho later wrote about Canthi: Minna's salon in Kuopio around Canthi gathered people interested in literature, and in a house called Canthi the Minna Salon was born.


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[20] It was visited by many later well-known writers and cultural influencers.


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[21] The farthest guests came all the way from abroad.


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Kalle, Pekka and Juhani Aho Hanna and Hilda Asp Kaarlo and Emilie Bergbom Gustaf Elis Bergroth, Vicar Pekka Halonen Ernst Lampén Armas, Arvid and Alexander Järnefelt Eero, Elisabeth and Kasper Järnefelt Kauppis-Heikki Matti Kurikka Eero, Ruudi, J. H. and Eljas Erkko Akseli Gallen-Kallela Heikki Meriläinen Aino and Jean Sibelius Venny Soldan-Brofeldt K. A. Tavaststjerna and Kuopio Female Intelligence aka Canth + Selma Backlund, Teacher Betty Ingman, Teacher Lydia Herckman Elisabeth Stenius-Aarneenkallio The atmosphere of the Salon was libertarian, downright to the extent that it was frowned upon by conservative pundits in the city.


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The outcry was undoubtedly influenced by the talk of new literary and ideological currents in Minna's salon, such as the women's movement and Darvinism.


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However, the new ideas provided inspiration to writers, and Canth himself benefited from interactions with representatives of the younger knee.


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Hanna, published in 1886, is probably the first work in Finnish to mention Charles Darwin's name.


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In it, Lavonius, a high school student, explains to his listeners the miraculous structure of ant brains with a line borrowed from Darwin's The Descent of Man (appeared in Swedish 1872).


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In gender morality, Canth was a proponent of absolute gender morality, the so-called glove morality.


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He required sexual abstinence from women and men alike before marriage.


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Juhani Aho, on the other hand, represented the relativistic gender morality position that it would be natural for a man to have sex before marriage.


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This confrontation broke between Canth and Aho for an extended period of time.


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Canth did not accept the free sexuality represented by Ellen Key but wrote a reply to it A review of Miss Ellen Key's recent statements on the women's issue [22].


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From 1889 to 1890, Canth edited the newspaperman A.


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B. Mäkelä co-authored Wapaita Atteet, to which he translated articles from German, Swedish and Danish journals.


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The journal covered astronomy, the birth of the world, religious freedom, developmental doctrine, soul science, and the labour issue.


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Censorship often hampered the magazine's appearance, and on one occasion the entire edition was confiscated.


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[23] In 1889, among other things, the famous “War of Religion in Jyväskylä” took place, when Keski-Finland, edited by Eero Erko, began a series of writings on the “Childhood of Humanity”.


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A heated debate ensued, and the development doctrine was defended by Canth and Juhani Aho from Kuopio.


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On 12 July 1892, in Finland's first newspaper interview, Juhani Aho interviewed Canthi.


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[24] In June 1891, the New Kuvale magazine used a photograph for the first time in Finland, which was a journalistic novelty of that time.


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The cover of the magazine featured a writer introduction by Canthi and Juhani Aho with pictures.


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Before his death, Canth contributed to the background of about half a dozen Kuopian schools (among them Coeducational School and Business School).


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Canth continued to shop, write, and run a salon until dying suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 53 on May 12, 1897.


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He was buried in Kuopio, and the funeral became a major event.


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Production Canth published a total of ten plays, seven long short stories and additionally narratives, newspaper articles and speeches.


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[3] He was a key representative of realism of his time and examined the grievances of society in his works.


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[15] In addition to fictional works, Canth wrote writings in journals and did not express radical ideas.


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He also gave lectures, translated some works, edited the Free Ideas magazine and took an active part in literary life anyway.


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His first work of Short Stories and Narratives (1878), Canth published under the pseudonym Wilja.


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The Working Man's Wife (1885) is one of Canth's best-known and most socially radical works.


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It is a book written in the form of a play whose protagonist Johanna has just married Risto.


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Risto does not turn out to be a good husband but drinks Johanna's savings and puts her family into misery.


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Even that is not enough, Risto is wooing his former love for Gypsy girl Homsantu, who, after realizing Risto's true nature, tries to take revenge and shoot the man without succeeding.


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Thus, booze and male domination in marriage are the subject of criticism.


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There is also a strongly social narrative about the Poor People (1886).


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It describes a poor family whose father has been put out of work.


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The main character is Mari Holpainen, the mother of the family, who tries to make even something for the family to live but encounters the boring behaviour of neighbours and richer people alike.


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Societal inequality and the selfishness of betterers emerge glaringly in the piece.


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However, the social and psychological aspects of the piece twist together, and the Poor People was more critical of the Poor People by contemporaries in terms of psychology.


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Mari's character was seen as implausible, as nervousness and mental health problems were seen only as a problem of the upper social classes.


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Through his works, Canth therefore democratised the depiction of people in the way of Europe's naturalistic bookmakers.


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[25] Hanna (1886) is a work that raises educational and moral issues, with Hanna as its protagonist as a young girl.


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Hanna is interested in schooling, but her appetite for study collide with parental prejudices when they do not consider studying suitable for a girl.


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Love is not to comfort Hanna either, as a loved one betrays her by visiting a brothel and marrying another woman.


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This can be interpreted as a position against relativistic gender morality.


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The title of the Hanna novel refers to Runeberg's work of the same name, whose idylism and happiness are far removed from Canth's Hanna.


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A reflection of this is realism's attempt to break the illusions of romance and show how far removed from reality they are.


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At the same time, Hanna is a development story of a young girl, which nevertheless ends unidly characteristic of realism: Hanna's part is to grow old in the home without independent status, sewing shirts for the male members of the family.


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[26] Children of Hard Luck (1888) is a work in which Canth's bigotry reaches its peak; it attacks the enactment society so violently that the theatre's board of directors stopped screenings after the premiere.


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The incident also left a distortion between Canth and Kaarlo Bergbom, even though they had collaborated on the script for the piece.


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[27] Kauppa-Lopo (1889) is an exceptional work in that the female protagonist Kauppa-Lopo is a rather obnoxious person outwardly and manners: her nasal pad and corners of her mouth are slimy, her face peaty, her hair shaggy, and Lopo snorts and drunks.


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Lopo is remarkably manly in manners and essence and can do reasonably in the world, even though he has stayed in Kuopio.


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For all his grotesqueness, Lopo proves to be kind-hearted and selfless in helping a widowed woman with her brilliant trading skills.


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Still, Lopo's goodness isn't being rewarded; he's being weaned off.


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Plagued by kleptomania, Lopo finally ends up in prison for the sake of a few measly lants, while the socially impeccable Dowager Lady who benefited from Lopo continues her life peacefully.


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Canth's short story According to Lai, published in 1889, is among the first Finnish works to depict a woman as a consumer.


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Maria, the protagonist of the short story, finds herself engulfed by a desire


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Lust for goods is also mass psychology, as Maria wants for herself the kind of stuff everyone else has, even though her children don't even have quilts.


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[28] The play Sylvi (1893), part of Canth's later production, deals with an unhappy marriage.


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The protagonist, orphaned as a child, Sylvi has married her guardian Aksel Vahl at a young age.


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However, when Sylvi's childhood friend Viktor Hoving comes to town, Sylvi's passions awaken, and Sylvi falls in love with Viktor.


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Aksel flatly refuses to give Sylv a divorce, so Sylvi drifts, rattled by emotion, into poisoning Aksel.


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However, Viktor rejects Sylvi's love for the crime in horror and Sylvi, having lost her mind, is sent to prison.


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Sylvi's piece can be seen as a critique of the absolutes of marriage.


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At the same time, it casts Aksel, who married Sylv when she was quite young, in a dubious light.


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Aksel views Sylv like a child, very much in the same way as Torvald Helmer of Henrik Ibsen's Dollhouse to his wife Nora; Dollhouse would seem to have influenced the work's still life.


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However, Sylvi, like Nora, is unable to break away from her home and instead ends up with a more radical solution.


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When poisoning Axis, Sylvi seems to be working quite machine-wise, which can be seen as a determined consequence of the situation.


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Canth's second murder play Anna Alice (1895) deals in turn with infanticide and atonement.


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It expresses the Dostoevsky view that public recognition of the act is reconciled.


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Influences and subjects of realism Canth had a good collection of foreign literature, with which he remained knowledgeable about literary trends while living in Kuopio.


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The works of writers such as Henrik Ibsen, Émile Zola and August Strindberg inspired Canth to raise the same subjects in his own works, also to oppose the views of Strindberg's works, for example.


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[29] Compassion for women and the underprivileged exudes from Canth's works.


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Although it often happens to them, an unhappy ending is likely to provoke moral reflections in the reader and to show that society does not always work in such a way that goodness is rewarded and evil is punished.


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However, Canth's works are not similarly demonstrative as several works of the Romanticism period.


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In the works, the narrator does not terrify, but describes in clinical objectivity the environment and people.


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The still lifes in Canth's works were not mere imagination, as he toured the poor himself and in prisons, exploring a life that many upper-class people did not quote at all.


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In this way, Canth implemented realistic literature's insistence that literature must describe factual circumstances.


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Although some of Canth's characters may be quite caricature, the works do describe the social conditions of their own time and were even able to improve them slightly in political terms.


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[30] Production reception and interpretations Canth's first biographer Lucina Hagman — and many after her — read Canth's production as autobiographical.


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Sensitive, affectionate, glowing — Minna Maijala, author of Canth's biography published in 2014, warns against the view.


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Drawing on documentaries, he demonstrates in his work that Hagman has often hit the wrong one in his interpretations.


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The issue already drew attention in a review written by Helmi Setälä Valvaja in 1907.


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[31] Three seasons of production have often been distinguished from Canth's production: the 1878—1883 period of innocence, the 1884—1889 season of storm and fervor, and the 1890—1897 season of sedening and deepening.


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However, Canth's final season plays Sylvi and Anna Alice feel anything but seedy because they reflect a strong social stance.


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Remembering Canthia has been commemorated with numerous landmarks, publications, medals, commemorative coin, stamps, paintings, plays, exhibitions and events.


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A wealth of different building sites and locations have been named after him.


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Canth's name is also borne by several cultural societies and other communities.


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[32] The other main building of the Kuopio campus of the University of Eastern Finland is named Canthia after Canthi, in addition, Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Kuopio and Tampere have streets named after him.


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Norwegian Air Shuttle painted a picture of Canth on the tail of one of its Boeing 737-800 planes [33] in 2013.


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[34] The Finnish Exhibition Foundation has funded the Minna Canth Prize, which is awarded annually to the “shaker of our society” at the Helsinki Book Fair.


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The amount of the prize is 5000 euros.


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[35] Flagging Date The Home Office has recommended universal flagging for Canth's birthday and equality since 2003.


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The University of Helsinki marked Minna Canth Day as the established flagging day starting in 2007.


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She is the first Finnish woman to have her own flagging day, March 19.


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The official name of Flagging Day is Minna Canth Day, the Day of Equality.


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An event called Minna Days will be held in Kuopio.


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Statues and Monuments The first Canth statue sketch was made by Emil Cedercreutz in 1912.


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This terracotta sculpture is today in the Emil Cedercreutz Museum in Harjavalla.


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[36] A statue of Minna Canth was unveiled in Kuopio on 12 May 1937.


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[32] In addition, he has statues in Tampere and Jyväskylä.


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[32] Tampere's work NuorMinna was made by Lauri Leppänen in 1951 and Jyväskylä's Young Dreamer in turn by Pauli Koskinen in 1962 [37].


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In addition to these, there are several other sculptures from Canthi, including baskets, such as Heikki Varjan Rises in Kuopio School Park from 1972.


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[32] Jubilee years, among other things, the city of Kuopio has organised Canthi's jubilee years on several occasions, either in the ten-years of his birth or the year of his death.


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The 21st century has already been celebrated twice, in 2004 and 2007.


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[38] [39] Canth works Individual works by Agnes in collection Short Stories 2 (Otava 1892) and later also as an independent work Otava, 1911 Anna Liisa (WSOY 1895) Hanna (G. W. Edlund 1886) She is from Sysma (WSOY 1893) From Home Away (Otava 1895) Hard Happiness Children (Edlund) 1888) Poor people (Edlund 1886) By law; Mercan-Lopo (Weilin & Göös 1889) Burglar (WSOY 1883) Priest family (Otava 1891) Roinila house (WSOY 1885) Salakari (Edlund 1887) Spiritist session (Telén 1894) Sylvi (Otava 1893) Working man's wife WSOY 1885) Collections Kauppa-LOPO; Agnes, Finnish Literature Society, 1999 ISBN 951-746-123-2 (Incl. also p. VII-XVII Päivi Lappalainen: Kauppa-Lopo and Agnes, two pictures of women and p. 143-156: Evaluations) Singer and other short stories (WSOY 1998) Singer, Babysmaid, One Puijo visit, Doubt Seamstress, “The Old Maid”, From Home Short Stories 1 (Otava 1892) First Market, Mother and Son, The Day Comes, Dying Child, Babysmaid, Merchant Roller, Friendships, One Sunday, Shop-Lopo, Plant Partners Short Stories 2 (Otava 1892) Lecturer Hellman's Wife, But What happened, Suspicion, A Puijo visit, “Old Maid”, Agnes Short stories and narratives 1 (Weilin & Göös 1878) First market, Mother and son, The day comes Finnish stage: 18 13/10 72 — 18 13/10 97 (KS 1897) Agnes Selected works (Otava 1957) Poor people, Hanna, Lain by, Mercan-LOPO, Lecturer Hellman's wife, Agnes, Selected works in the city (Ex libris 1971) Poor people, Hanna, Salakari, By law, Commerce-LOPO, Suspicion, Agnes, Two Fortune Compiled Works I (Otava 1917) Dude, First Market, Mother and Son, The Day Will Come, Old untold stories, Poor people, Hanna, Salakari Compiled works II (Otava 1919) Dying child, Babysmaid, Merchant Roller, Friendships, One Sunday, By law, Shop-lopo, Plant companions, Lecturer Hellman's wife, But what happened, Suspicion, One threshing, “Old maid”, Agnes, Out of Home, Seamstress, Two-luck, Singer, Where Happiness Compiled Works III (Otava 1920) Burglar, Roinila house, Working man's wife, Hard luck children Compiled works IV (Otava 1920) Priest's family, Sylvi, He is from Sysma, Spiritist session, Away from home, Anna Liisa Poor people (Karisto 1983) Poor people, Mercan-LOPO, Lecturer Hellman's wife, Salakari, Agnes Biographical literature Review of Miss Ellen Key's last statements on women's issues, Otava 1896 Minna Canth, inscription.


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V. Tarkiainen, Otava 1921 Caught in Life: Thoughts of Minna Canth and Maria Jotun, Otava 1994 Letters from 1860—1897, Otava 1944 Kritik af fröken Ellen Keys senaste inlägg i kvinnofrågan, Otava 1896 Minna Canth letters, ed.


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Helle Kannila.


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SKS 1973 Said Minna Canth, ed.


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Ritva Heikkilä.


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WSOY 1987.


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ISBN 951-0-14618-8.


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Looksp.


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Lasipalatsi Media Center, 2006.


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ISBN 952-480-053-5 Salt Shells: Minna Canth's Thoughts.


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Edited by Helle Kannila, Vappu Roos, Irene Tiittanen.


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Otava 1954 Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Struggling Minna: Minna Canth newspaper writings and speeches 1874—1896| location = Helsinki| publisher = Society of Finnish Literature | year = 1994| version = Edited by Eila Tuovinen.


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Introduction: Tellervo Krogerus| id = ISBN 951-717-789-5}} Editories of the Finnish Literature Society 606 Translations Arne Garborg: Village stories (Edlund 1886) Georg Brandes: Main currents in 19th century literature (with Hilda Aspi; Edlund 1887) film adaptations Sylvi — “the first Finnish art film lasting an hour, tragedy in 3 parts”.


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Directed by Teppo Raikas and Teuvo Puro, cinematographer Frans Engström.


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Filmed in 1911.


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Next evening, March 10, 1913.


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Short snippets of the film remain in the film archive.


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Anna-Alice.


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Directed by Teppo Raikaka in 1911.


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The film was destroyed before final completion due to inexpert preservation.


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Anna-Alice.


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Adapted by Jussi Snellman, directed by Teuvo Puro, valok.


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Jaeger, production company Suomi-Filmi.


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Graduation year 1922.


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Starring Helmi Lindelöf and Einari Rinne.


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Burglary.


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Directed by Harry Roeck Hansen and Erkki Kivijärvi in 1926.


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Starring Kaisa Leppänen and Joel Rinne.


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In 1995, conductor Sauli Huhtala adapted the film's original, over forty-part composition for a modern symphony orchestra, for a restored version.


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[40] Roinila's house.


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Directed by Erkki Karu in 1935.


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Starring Rauni Luoma and Toivo Palomurto.


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Sylvi.


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Directed by Toivo Särkkä in 1944.


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Starring Helena Kara and Leif Wager.


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Minna Canth's birth centenary film.


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Anna-Alice.


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Directed by Toivo Särkkä in 1945.


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Starring Mervi Järventaus and Edwin Laine.


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Due to the Helsinki bombings, the premiere moved from Minna Canth's centenary year to the following year.


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According to the law.


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Directed by Roland af Hällström and Esko Töyry in 1956.


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Starring Eila Peitsalo and Matti Oravisto.


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[40] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Canth, Minna| title=Letters from 1860 to 1897| publisher = Otava| year = 1944| version=Ed.


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Grey, Irja et al.}}


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Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Huhtala, Liisi (ed.


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) | title = Multi-edged Minna Canth| publisher = Snellman Institute| year = 1998| version=A series 20| id = ISBN 951-842-190-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Maijala, Minna, Minna | title = Sensitive, affectionate, glowing — Minna Canth| publisher = Otava| = 2014| isbn = 978-951-1 -23656-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Melville, Erja & Melville, Tony| title = Kuopio to Finland — Creative content of our literature in the 1880s| publisher = Snellman-Instituttitti| year = 1985| version = Snellman Institute publications 2| id = ISBN 951-657-148-4| pages = 56, 67 —78}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Mäkinen, Kirsti & Uusi-Hallila, Tuula| title = Minna Canth: Artist and fighter| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2003| id = ISBN 951-0-27673-1}} References Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Hagman, Lucina| title = biography of Minna Canth, parts 1 and 2| publisher = Otava| year = 1906, 1911}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rojola, Lea, ed.| title = History of Finnish Literature 2: Järeilko Instincts Rebellion | publisher = Finnish Literature History 2: Järeilko Instincts Rebellion | publisher = Finnish Literature Literary Society | year = 1999}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Maijala, Minna| title = Passion in power.


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Nervous time in Minna Canth| publisher = Society of Finnish Literature| year = 2008| version=dissertation| isbn = 978-951-746-995-1}} On topic elsewhere Works Free to download Minna Canth e-books and.


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. Finnish Literature Society, 2008.


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Change.


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Minna Canth website on the website of the city of Kuopio.


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, Library-lane video.


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. . , Yle Learning.


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, Yle Areena. Savon Sanomat 7.3.2018.


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Changes in Finland's municipal system are undergoing a strong (somewhat anarchic) reform of the municipal system.


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Next year 2007 many municipalities will cease to exist.


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I believe that the classification should be left to the old municipalities for now, but the models should be renewed to match next year's division of municipalities.


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—Feathers 3 December 2006 at 02:50 (UTC) First work - updating the municipal map This should ensure the beginning of 2007 version, since it serves as the basis for the rest.


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If this is not renewed, let's do this on the basis of more accurate maps according to the -2006 situation.


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Classification of municipalities as a system/violation of the system with individual exceptions The system of classification of municipalities should be uniform in all 416 municipalities in Finland, so as not to get into hundreds or thousands of modifications or dozens of votes on categories.


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Therefore, a large municipality or some large municipalities should be based on the municipal classification system, where it is the most extensive, developed and structured.


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Therefore, one should not break the system by requiring that, in some individual case, act differently than in Helsinki or 415 other municipalities.


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81.175.156.161 3 January 2007 at 5:24pm (UTC) Ulrika's Methods 2: the case of Minna Lintonen Ulrika continues the earlier practice, where she seeks [propaganda propagandistically]] to show that MPs, ministers, ex-MPs, ex-ministers classification in all cases only means bringing up mainly centrist or basic Finnish politicians.


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81.175.156.161 8 January 2007 at 2:11pm (UTC) Today Ulrika removed Minna Lintonen of the Social Democratic Party of Finland, who is the first vice-president of the Forssa City Council and thus one of the leading Social Democrats in the city.


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The intention was to show that no more than Urpo Leppänen remained in the class.


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Furthermore, there has not been any discussion on the issue; instead, the class has been labeled as crap.


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In other words, first remove from the class all the articles except one and then label it as crap so that it doesn't look significant, at least not as significant, as it did in its initial phase.


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81.175.156.161 8 January 2007 at 2:11pm (UTC) This is a direct result of the fact that the class should already exist before it has been established.


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Many MPs have been elected from members of Forssa City Council 1907-2007, so leaving a single former minister, MP and minister in the category who is a candidate is a questionable procedure to mislead other potential voters should the vote be cast.


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81.175.156.161 8 January 2007 at 14:11 (UTC) Delete vote/merge It is unclear to me that if the deletion vote is in favour of deletion, but writes as a justification for wanting the article to be combined with another, is that reasoning taken into account?


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—Kathy 3 December 2006 at 19:12 (UTC) Let me elaborate on my question: if in a deletion vote a person puts his vote under the heading “I support deletion”, then isn't it a little contradictory that the person concerned is in favour of the information in the article. preservation, but to put their vote nonetheless I'm in favor of deletion under the heading?


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As I understand it, deletion votes are final and the arguments themselves don't matter, so if you wanted the information in the article to be kept and linked to another article, then wouldn't it be worth opposing deletion?


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After the article had been preserved, it could be merged, whereas if voted to be deleted it would actually be deleted and should in principle no longer be merged.


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A topical example might be Wikipedia:Pages to Delete/Virtual XI World Tour, where a few have advocated merging.


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I don't understand this contradiction.


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And is it too late, then, in general, to advocate merging when the article is already on a delete vote, i.e., are those arguments being taken into account?


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If taken into account, then how many merge worthwhile does there need to be for the article to be combined?


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Maybe someone understood and could twist this out of wirewire for me?


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—Kathy on December 4, 2006 at 11:01 AM (UTC) You are not alone with the problem.


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Delete pollers present ineligible voting options and misleading the public in such a way as to claim that a delete vote would not be about deleting an article, but moving information content to another set of articles.


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There is this kind of vote going on in relation to the Highway 12 (Hollola) article, in which case one supporter of deletion thinks that it is a deletion vote and the initiator of the deletion vote is not a question of deletion, but about whether article content should be linked to another article.


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In order to be clear, of course, it is the case that those who want the content of the article to be linked to another article and possibly rerouted from the article name to a new larger article must of course vote against deletion.


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When voted, vote is given according to the motions “share”, or “no” or “blank”.


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In the delete vote, those who want amalgamation vote “no”.


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The voting field should not mention anything else - in other words - there must be no other entries on the ballot box, as voting takes place according to the presentation.


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Y2007, January 3, 2007 at 00:10 (UTC) Advocating merging and deleting at the same time is entirely natural.


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To be deleted means that there should be no independent article on the subject, however the information in the article can be combined somewhere else.


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In fact, preserved and combined are mutually contradictory.


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——Mikko (♫) 4 December 2006 at 12:06am (UTC) I myself do not see the emphasis on the independent article as reasonable.


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There is a policy of merging an article, and it's not a delete vote.


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So amalgamations should be handled by their own policies and not implicate them in deletion votes.


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This is also clearly in line with deletion policy, quote: Problem, “The article is such a small detail of some broader subject that it is not suitable for its own article.”


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- Solution, “Combine essential information with a more comprehensive article on the subject, or mark it to be combined.”


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—JTS on December 4, 2006 at 2:45pm (UTC) Who invented the fact that those who want the content of an article to be kept in some other entity vote for deletion, in which case once the article is deleted there will no longer be anything to merge?


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Where has this unconventional and illogical and misleading practice originated?


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Why cannot the general principles of voting be legislated for votes, which could not be violated without debate by claiming that it is an adopted practice?


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The hierarchy of norms is lost on many!


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Y2007 January 3, 2007 at 00:13 (UTC) The merge can be done without a delete vote, but some just want to stress in the context of their delete vote that the data could be moved somewhere else.


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I still feel there is nothing bizarre or contradictory about this.


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——Mikkem (♫) 8 December 2006 at 13:14 (UTC) There is information retention and deletion of information.


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For example, in the article National Socialist Germany (State) the tabular data on territories acquired by Germany has been completely eradicated when combined.


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In other words, the will of the supporters of the unification has apparently not been enforced by removing the abundance of content, i.e. by implicitly acknowledging that it would not have fit into the article National Socialist Germany as the voting motion assumed.


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81.175.156.161 3 January 2007 at 17:27 (UTC) Somehow natural I have seen that voting in the form of “deleted (as an independent article) but the main parts of the data material are merged.


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I guess there aren't much guarantees for merging to happen.


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Has anyone been watching how often that widely desired aggregation of information material then happens after the vote ends?


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However, would it be good for this option to keep its own title on the ballot, since the voting setters often fail to contemplate merging?


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Therefore, alternatives are removed where subparagraphs (a) omitted completely or b) joining the material at main points/are retained.


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From the voting percentage practices of this system, of course, deletionists and inclusionists would twist the hand of the following year bloody... 8) —Aulis Eskola on January 8, 2007 at 01:51 (UTC) When there is no responsible unifier, and it does not happen by itself, the data then disappears to the archive.


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Let's take the policy that when the administrator decides to vote, he is obliged to link the information to the main article.


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You don't have to stylize them, you don't have to modify them, you have to go after them.


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Yes someone will do the rest of the job then.


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—Ulrika 8 January 2007 at 04:34 (UTC) I have not followed up, but I think I have been (hopefully wrong) that a merge has been desired but it does not happen often.


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I don't think the subparagraph vote will be successful.


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I think it might be good if, for example, we do what Ulrika suggested.


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—Wipu 8 January 2007 at 06:02 (UTC) How does this delete policy work on other wikis - would anyone have any experience?


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—Aulis Eskola 8 January 2007 at 01:51 (UTC) How about adding “merge voting” to the policy?


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That is, a vote that directly suggests that the content of article X be moved to article Y and article X deleted.


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Hkultala 27 January 2007 at 10:44am (UTC) On problems with deletion voting practice and uplifting articles, otherwise The problem with little difference is that people write about data and they are cast in the delete vote.


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The topic is too detailed, but from that start would be part valid under a more general title.


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I think there should be policies for such passages, so that the material does not go out of that, but to the deletion or be left spinning with a peculiar name.


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Somehow should direct people to do before the delete vote always a test question: Is there valid data material here somehow arranged otherwise?


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In my opinion, this issue should even be raised more strongly at the start of the vote.


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Of course, it is easier to write about data rather than competently tell about large entities.


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But someone should manage this processing of information material, because there are not enough administrator experts in every field who could do this processing.


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For example, small associations are used to twist articles, even though there is no article base from a similar national large association or union.


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About one of the people in the organization is written, even if there is no information about a significant organization.


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An explanation is started to be twisted for some bland term, even though the general ground information in the field has not been told anywhere.


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Or should there also be a template for the arrangement of the material: “let's hope for this topic to be addressed from wider entities”?


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—Aulis Eskola 8 January 2007 at 01:51 (UTC) Politician classes by locality?


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Is there some principled decision on the practice that categories in which politicians are categorized by locality have generally been abolished?


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I myself have labelled such rubbish, most recently a class of Tusulan politicians in one paragraph.


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There are no politicians from Helsinki, but there are at least [Turku and Saloists, and they have upper class Southwest Finnish politicians.


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Does that county line have a significance limit;)?


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—Ulrika 20 December 2006 at 14:38 (UTC) Wikipedia:Pages to be deleted/Category:The slurred politicians, at least according to that have gone, and classifications belonging to the same caste on a locality basis alone.


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—Tve4 20 December 2006 at 15:57 (UTC) I did some more research, and I noticed that politicians are listed by constituency, so it is pointless to have multiple classifications from this point of view.


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I'm removing them from that class and labeling them as crap.


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—Ulrika 20 December 2006 at 16:08 (UTC) The list is necessary because more than half of the MPs are also local councillors or municipal officials and the reason why they are MPs is precisely because they have first become elected municipal councillors.


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In Finland there are similarly constituencies comprising a province or more, where it is relevant to the electors from which the candidates are from.


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The Vaasa constituency is divided into Swedish-speaking South Ostrobothnia, Finnish-speaking South Ostrobothnia and Central Ostrobothnia.


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If you look at the voting maps, the provincial division is aimed at keeping up the sparsely populated areas, so as to get even one MP from your own economic area.


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In practice, this means, for example, in Loimaa that an MP for one party is pursued by an MP from another party and simply because they want to keep their own MP.


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The problem is in almost all constituencies except Helsinki or Uuttamaa, where there is mixed voting.


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Furthermore, it is essential for local history to be able to find the decision-makers of the locality with minimal effort.


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Not many people know which of the presidents, for example, was from Luumäki (cf.


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antielectoral phrase “Ukko-Pekka again - Luamä), who of the presidents was Nivala's host and nothing else.


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In Finland, the importance of Parliament in its early days was immense because it was possible to decide other than Uudeltamaa.


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This because the communication was not networked.


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Tampereans have classified all their politicians as “well-known Tampereans”.


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Is this someone a good way to define exactly cultural figures, entertainers, policymakers, officials, etc.?


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You should always look at things from 416 (place) municipalities before leaving at least to remove anything.


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Adding is much more desirable.


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81.175.153.179 22 December 2006 at 06:49 (UTC) Of course, it does not make sense to classify politicians by home municipality.


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The vote for mongering politicians was specifically about this.


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None of the words mentioned the classification of local councillors, which I think would be quite reasonable.


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Subcategories of municipalities should be made into categories such as City Councillors of Helsinki, where councillors who are identified as significant are placed. —AP4k on January 1, 2007 at 11:56pm (UTC) Well because you then start classifying city councillors or councillors?


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It is indeed imprudent first to remove the classification of municipalities and then when you classify city councillors then councillors and councillors have to be re-branded.


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I think I'll start with your presentation about the City of Helsinki councillors.


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Let's see how far we get (probably about 20 councillors) until someone without reading this text starts pruning again.


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Pruning classes is still in vogue, although it is precisely classes and navigation models that produce interactivity.


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Y2007 2 January 2007 at 22:25 (UTC) It would probably be worth using the same marking method as for MPs, i.e. Current City Councillors of Helsinki and the same in 415 other municipalities.


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Y2007 on 2 January 2007 at 22:50 (UTC) I do not think it would be worthwhile when even all the delegates in Helsinki are not considered suitable due to deletistic irregularities.


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Just put “Helsinki City Councillors” if you plan to make such a class.


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Ko.


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the class would fit into the categories of Helsinki City Council and Finnish Municipal Councillors by municipality.


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I myself will not start trusting these, according to councils, until there is a consensus.


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Undoubtedly ko.


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classification puts deletists into a state of war, so its implementation should be carefully planned.


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You really might want to start with the big cities then that we don't again get some pissy precedent from the mongers to justify the removal of everyone else. —AP4k 3 January 2007 at 15:59 (UTC) The Deletists need to be given a precedent to be gagged.


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There is no better precedent for this.


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It is pointless to discuss the issue in a matter of fact, but to set a precedent.


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British customary law is upheld here and since the practices are not noted, everyone looks back on their own.


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I believe that in about 15 minutes, someone is about to remove this innovation based on the 'Current MPs' basis.


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Wikipedia is a source of many self-esteem and waving vesuria gets you a hero :-).


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81.175.156.161 3 January 2007 at 19:17 (UTC) Woe to you, next you will set up a Class:Members of the City of Helsinki Sports Board and the result is that members of the Ylihärmä Social Board from 1921 will all have their own article.


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The proposal is nothing more than an attempt to cut into Wikipedia the small-time politicians of all the world who have not achieved anything of national significance and, even in their locality, just paper to fill the archives.


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Because I know cases of people who sleep and nod and vote like everyone else without understanding anything about the issues.


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:) —Ulrika 3 January 2007 at 7:32pm (UTC) Fortunately, we have Ulrika who is fighting interactivity, structuring and categorisation for fear of being the same nuisance as when it comes to band members or comic book heroes.


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Why become a fortune-telling?