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10 Dark Conspiracy Theories That Actually Turned Out To Be True
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Throughout history, the world—particularly the the United States—has seen its fair share of conspiracy theories come and go. From reptilians disguised as humans to chemtrails, it's fair to say that most of these theories are entirely absurd.
From time to time, though, a conspiracy theory that many thought to be ridiculous is shown, in fact, to be correct. In such cases, the truth can prove to be much more terrifying than fiction. The following are ten examples of such real-life conspiracies.
10 Project SUNSHINE
Despite its cheery name, Project SUNSHINE was by far one of the darkest conspiracies ever conceived and the most horrifying to be proven real. The project was commissioned by the US Atomic Energy Committee and the US Air Force.
Designed to investigate the effects of nuclear radiation on humans and the environment, Project SUNSHINE saw the US government harvest and use, often without the permission of parents, the body parts of dead children and babies. Younger children typically have higher amounts of strontium in their bones, meaning that their tissues are more susceptible to radiation damage. Thus, they made better test subjects for the project.[1]
9 Project MKULTRA
MKULTRA is one of the better-known conspiracies. The general premise—now proven to be true—was that the US government was testing psychedelics and hallucinogenic drugs on unsuspecting American citizens and military personnel, in order to investigate the viability of behavior modification programs. Essentially, the US government was testing mind control techniques on its own populace and left many of its "participants" with trauma and even brain damage.
There are plenty of cases of MKULTRA subjects acting violently or dangerously, and the fact that the US government was so willing to endanger the lives of its own citizens without their consent is perhaps the most chilling part of the whole conspiracy.[2]
8 The US Government's Alcohol Poisoning
This conspiracy doesn't have a particular name, but it's one that has been the subject of much discussion over the years, particularly recently. During Prohibition, the US government tainted industrial alcohol with methanol—a commonly used antifreeze—in an attempt to curb the drinking of it. Reports differ on just how much methanol was added, though most agree that it wasn't enough to be lethal and was intended more as a deterrent than a punishment.
On the other hand, it has also been reported that there were around 10,000 deaths during this period as a result of the poisoning, so perhaps the intention was darker than we think.[3]
7 US Government Spying
In June 2013, intelligence contractor Edward Snowden released thousands of top-secret documents to various journalists, which detailed the sophisticated intelligence network the US, in conjunction with several other Western countries, had been using to spy on civilian populations around the world. Much of this spying was done through social networking companies; for instance, in 2016, US government agencies sent approximately 50,000 requests for user data to Facebook, roughly 28,000 to Google, and about 9,000 to Apple.
Perhaps the most disturbing part of this story is how the National Security Agency conducted multiple espionage operations on US-allied governments, such as Germany, Belgium, France, and Spain. Creepy stuff.[4]
6 Gulf Of Tonkin Incident
On August 2, 1964, in the midst of the Vietnam War, the USS Maddox, on an intelligence mission along North Vietnam's coast, allegedly fired upon and damaged several North Vietnamese torpedo boats that had been stalking it in the Gulf of Tonkin. The Maddox was also reportedly attacked by North Vietnamese vessels on August 4.
In 2005, an undated NSA publication was declassified, revealing that there was no attack on the Maddox on August 4.[5]
Since the NSA's disclosure, many have accused the US government of intentionally faking the incident to increase support for the US war in Vietnam and to justify further military action in the region. In fact, on August 10, the US congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, a bill that authorized President Johnson to do whatever was necessary to assist "any member or protocol state of the Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty."
This technique was also seen in the early 2000s, when the government administrations of President Bush of the US and Prime Minister Tony Blair of the UK asserted that the Iraqi government was actively constructing and stockpiling weapons of mass destruction, prompting the Iraq War. Later, US-led inspections found that Iraq had in fact not been stockpiling or producing WMDs to begin with.
5 The First Lady Who Ran The Country
In October 1919, President Woodrow Wilson suffered a stroke that rendered him incapable of governing. Some of us probably know that part. What you might not know, however, is that after his stroke, his wife, First Lady Edith Wilson, decided what matters were important enough to bring to Woodrow's attention, essentially giving her the unofficial role of president until Warren Harding took over in 1921. Because Woodrow never technically resigned, the vice president at the time, Thomas Marshall, could not take over, and Wilson instead decided to allow his wife to govern for some time.[6]
Perhaps the scariest thing about this whole story is that the US government didn't inform the public of this. (The people only learned of Wilson's stroke in February 1920, and even then, the full details weren't known.) It's events like these that are the framework of the relatively modern and widely believed Deep State conspiracy theory, which posits that there is an unknown party in the government, independent of changing administrations, that makes most of the decisions.
4 The US Government's Weather Manipulation
In 1993, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the US military, and the University of Alaska created the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, otherwise known as HAARP. Since then, numerous conspiracy theories have sprung up surrounding the mysterious project, everything from satellites that can cause earthquakes to huge transmitters that can create tornadoes and tsunamis. However, what most people don't know is that there actually was documented weather manipulation project during the Vietnam War—decades before the creation of HAARP.
Operation Popeye was an five-year project in which the US government used the age-old technique of cloud seeding to increase precipitation during the rainy seasons over North Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Trail in order to disrupt the NVA's moving of vehicles, weapons, and rations across the trail. The general idea of cloud seeding is to send an airborne object, typically an airplane, flying through a cloud while releasing small particulates that give water vapor something to cling to so that it can condense and become rain.[7]
What's scary about this is if the military has done it in the past (and given the length of the operation, it must have been at least partly successful), what's to stop them from doing it again?
3 The Canadian Fruit Machine
Despite being one of the strongest proponents of the LGBT community today, Canada's history isn't as clean as one would think. In the 1960s, the Canadian government hired a university professor to create a "gaydar," what it called the "Fruit Machine" at the time. The university professor, Frank Robert Wake of Carleton University, went about this by forcing subjects to look at same-sex erotic imagery while he measured pupil dilation, perspiration levels, and changes in pulse to gauge just how "fruity" they were.[8]
The program was part of a long-term effort to remove homosexuals from positions of civil service. In the late 1960s, funding was cut off—but not before the Royal Canadian Mounted Police had collected files on over 9,000 suspected homosexuals.
2 The Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama is the designated spiritual leader of the Tibetan people. Those carrying the title are generally seen as embodying the tenets of Buddhism: inner peace, enlightenment, and virtuousness. However, CIA documents published by the State Department in 1998 indicated otherwise: For much of the 1960s and some of the 1970s, the current Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatzo, along with many other prominent Tibetan figures, were funneled millions of dollars by the CIA. This funding was part of a concerted effort by US intelligence to undermine Communist China, and global communist presence, by propping up Tibetan guerrillas in their fight against the communist state. According to the report, the CIA funded approximately 2,100 Tibetan guerrillas with $500,000 annually and gave the Dalai Lama himself an annual $180,000 subsidy.
The funding ended in the early 1970s, after President Nixon began to open up more to China in efforts to improve crumbling relations. The official CIA report stated that the purpose of the program was to "keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among foreign nations, principally India, and to build a capability for resistance against possible political developments inside Communist China." The Dalai Lama wrote in his autobiography that he saw the cutting off of the funding as "a reflection of their anti-Communist policies rather than genuine support for the restoration of Tibetan independence."[9]
1 Operation Mockingbird
Operation Mockingbird was a 1950s program in which the CIA recruited and propped up various media organizations to influence public opinion. In April 1976, the Church Committee, a US senate task force, conducted an investigation into the CIA's influence over both foreign and national news organizations and stated that the CIA maintained a huge global network that provided intel for the organization and "at times" attempted to influence opinion through the use of covert propaganda.[10]
The damning report also stated that these same individuals gave the CIA direct access to a large number of "newspapers and periodicals, scores of press services and news agencies, radio and television stations, commercial book publishers, and other foreign media outlets" and claimed that approximately 50 of the CIA's assets were individual American journalists or employees of US media organizations.
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Q: BIRT Reporting: Web Service Data Source doesn't return data I'm trying to retrieve data from a webservice using the BIRT data source. The data that the server gives me as response looks something like this:
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:kpi="http_adress">
   <soap:Header/>
   <soap:Body>
      <kpi:someMethod>
         <!--Optional:-->
         <SomeList>
            <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
            <SomeVariable oid="R2D2" versionNr="1.0">
               <!--Optional:-->
               <Variable1>10</Variable1>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <Variable2>Value</Variable2>
            </SomeVariable >
         </SomeList>
      </kpi:someMethod>
   </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

My problem is that the data sets in BIRT only go 3 levels deep. It basically tells me to select the  line as a data row.
How do I get those Variable1 and Variable2 in the Data Set?

A: I couldn't solve this using the row mapping, since the webservices contained complex datastructures, so I just used a scripted data source instead, and first loaded the data from the webservice in java objects (using axis2) before loading them in the reports.

A: If your row mapping points to SomeList then you should be able to choose variable1 and variable2 in the column mapping.

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Automatic parameterization and analysis of stellar atmospheres: a study of the DA white dwarfs.
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The influence of trait psychopathy on the decoding, interference and utilization of emotional information.
Psychopaths. Personality and emotions. Emotions and cognition.
Research investigating clinical and criminal psychopaths is quite extensive. Though it has evolved in terminology over the years, the basic premise and description of psychopathy has maintained deficits associated with emotional interpretation and...
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Microwave imaging spectroscopy for breast cancer diagnosis.
Microwave spectroscopy. Imaging systems -- Design and construction. Diagnostic imaging -- Digital techniques. Breast -- Cancer -- Diagnosis. Microwave imaging in medicine.
Microwave spectroscopy has been investigated as a possible modality for breast imaging because of the significant contrast in electrical properties between normal and malignant tissue over the microwave spectrum. A liquid-coupled, non-contacting...
Examining relationships between health beliefs and medical decisions in the context of medical uncertainty.
Medical care -- Decision making. Health attitudes. Prostate -- Cancer -- Treatment -- Decision making. Prostate -- Cancer -- Patients -- Attitudes. Uncertainty. Video recording in medicine.
This dissertation used two studies to evaluate the appropriateness of a theoretical model exploring the relationships between screening/treatment beliefs and intending to be screened or treated for prostate cancer (P-CA). Study One examined...
A catalog of clusters to z [is less than or equal to] 1 from the Oxford Dartmouth Thirty Degree Survey.
Galaxies -- Clusters -- Mathematical models. Galaxies -- Formation -- Mathematical models. Galaxies -- Clusters -- Catalogs. Galaxies -- Spectra. Algorithms. Andromeda Galaxy.
A sample of 46 previously unidentified, intermediate- to high-redshift, near-infrared (NIR)-selected galaxy clusters have been discovered in the Andromeda catalog of the Oxford Dartmouth Thirty Degree Survey (ODTS). These clusters vary from low- to...
The impact of prenatal and postnatal home visiting on utilization of care.
Home care services -- Utilization -- New Hampshire. Home care services -- New Hampshire -- Evaluation. Maternal health services -- Utilization -- New Hampshire. Infant health services -- Utilization -- New Hampshire. Prenatal care -- Utilization --...
Research objective . Research suggests that home visiting services can have a significant impact on pregnancy outcomes, child health and development, parenting and maternal life course. The effect of home visiting on utilization of health services...
Functionalization of fluorocarbons.
Fluorocarbons -- Synthesis. Fluorocarbons -- Derivatives. Activation (Chemistry). Polytef -- Surfaces. Organofluorine compounds -- Synthesis.
The great strength of the C-F bond has enabled fluorocarbons to find many industrial and domestic applications, and makes C-F activation a chemical and technical challenge akin to that of C-H bond activation in hydrocarbons. In our mission to...
Synthetic and mechanistic studies in tetrapyrrole chemistry.
Tetrapyrroles -- Synthesis. Tetrapyrroles -- Mechanism of action. Transition metal catalysts.
Previous studies have shown that the mucosal immune system is present in the female reproductive tract and under hormonal control. With the recognition that underlying stromal cells regulate epithelial cell function and hormonal responsiveness,...
Priming automatic behavior: influences of self-awareness.
Self-perception. Self-consciousness. Priming (Psychology). Cooperativeness. Competition (Psychology).
This research extends previous findings that the behavior of individuals high as compared to low in Private Self-consciousness, an individual difference in self-awareness, is more influenced by subtle primes. Manipulations of self-awareness were...
Radical methodologies with indole and synthetic strategies towards the indole alkaloids, echitamine and prenostodione.
Indole alkaloids -- Synthesis. Ring formation (Chemistry). Radicals (Chemistry).
A novel radical cyclization of 2-bromoindoles was examined, generating a series of hexahydropyrrolo[3,4- b ]indoles in fair yield. This process involved the generation of a variety of indole-3-carboxamides followed by the introduction of bromine at...
The representation of auditory space in the auditory pathway of primates.
Auditory pathways -- Physiology. Auditory perception -- Physiological aspects. Directional hearing -- Physiological aspects. Space perception -- Physiological aspects. Visual perception -- Physiological aspects. Primates -- Sense organs. Inferior...
Recent studies demonstrating that eye position modulates auditory responses in a brainstem auditory structure and in primary auditory cortex (Groh et al., 2001; Werner-Reiss et al., 2003a), suggest preparation of the auditory signal for eventual...
Parallel out-of-core sorting: the third way.
Sorting (Electronic computers). Parallel processing (Electronic computers). Computer algorithms.
Sorting very large datasets is a key subroutine in almost any application that is built on top of a large database. Two ways to sort out-of-core data dominate the literature: merging-based algorithms and partitioning-based algorithms. Within these...
The impact of sodium channel isoform expression on cerebellar Purkinje cell development.
Purkinje cells. Sodium channels -- Genetic aspects. Excitation (Physiology). Neurons -- Physiology. Cerebellum -- Physiology. Genetic regulation.
Voltage-dependent sodium channels (Na v ) are critical determinants of the ability of a neuron to generate and propagate action potentials. While a large family of Na v isoforms has been identified, the impact of specific isoforms on the electrical...
New synthetic approaches to chlorins and bacteriochlorins.
Pyrroles -- Synthesis. Porphyrins -- Synthesis.
Naturally occurring macrocyclic tetrapyrroles of the chlorin and bacteriochlorin classes play important roles in essential biological processes, including photosynthesis and nitrogen cycling. The chromophores also show promise in various...
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Toxoplasmosis -- Immunotherapy. Toxoplasma gondii -- Pathophysiology. Immune response -- Regulation.
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Synthesis and characterization of phosphido-coated gold nanoclusters and gold phosphido complexes.
Gold -- Analysis. Gold compounds. Metal complexes -- Synthesis. Phosphides. Ligands.
Chapter one: Gold(I) phosphido complexes: Synthesis, structure and reactivity . Deprotonation of the phosphine complexes Au(PHR 2 )Cl with aqueous ammonia gave the gold(I) phosphido complexes [Au(PR 2 )] n (PR 2 = PMes 2 ( 1 ), PCy 2 ( 2 ), P(t-Bu)...
Valuing health for economic evaluation in spine disorders.
Health status indicators -- Measurement. Health surveys -- Methodology. Medical economics. Spine -- Diseases.
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Investigating the scale-up of anaerobic soluble sugar fermentations for large-scale ethanol production.
Alcohol -- Synthesis -- Computer simulation. Corn -- Biotechnology. Fermentation -- Computer simulation. Alcohol as fuel. Computational fluid dynamics.
Renewable energy sources are becoming increasingly important as sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. One of these renewable sources, cellulosic biomass, is a relatively inexpensive and abundant resource that can be converted into liquid fuels...
Lighting and optical tools for image forensics.
Image analysis. Image processing -- Digital techniques. Photography -- Retouching. Photographs -- Forgeries. Lighting. Optics. Forensic sciences.
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Development of an apparatus for simultaneous trapping of ⁶Li-⁸⁷Rb Fermi-Bose mixtures.
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Runx1 is required in vascular endothelial cadherin expressing cells for hematopoietic stem cell emergence.
Transcription factors. Hematopoietic stem cells -- Genetic aspects. Hematopoiesis -- Regulation. DNA-binding proteins. Vascular endothelium.
Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are the cells that can give rise to all different lineages of differentiated/mature blood cells. HSCs are capable of self-renewal and maintaining the homeostasis of differentiated cells for specific functions. The...
Physiological and neural mechanisms of anxiety, negativity, and threat.
Anxiety -- Physiological aspects. Threat (Psychology) -- Physiological aspects. Amygdaloid body -- Psychophysiology. Brain -- Psychophysiology.
The objective of this thesis was to examine the neural and physiological substrates underlying the processing of aversive information, and how individual differences in anxiety influence these responses. In a series of experiments, we utilized skin...
Kinematics and space densities for the local cataclysmic variable population.
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I investigate the kinematics and space densities of the local cataclysmic variable (CV) population. CVs are close binary star systems composed of a white dwarf that accretes matter from a less compact companion star in Roche lobe overflow....
Prime polynomials over finite fields.
Polynomials. Finite fields (Algebra). Algebraic functions. Number theory.
The ring of univariate polynomials over a finite field shares many foundational arithmetic properties with the ring of rational integers. This similarity makes it possible for many problems in elementary number theory to be translated 'through the...
Emergent coherent structures in nonequilibrium field theory.
Coherent states. Quantum field theory. Nonlinear theories.
In this thesis we study the properties of time-dependent, nontopological configurations and their effect on the macroscopic properties of a system described by a nonlinear field theory. These structures seem to be ubiquitous in relativistic field...
Anchor-free localization in mixed wireless sensor network systems.
Sensor networks. Wireless LANs. Algorithms.
Recent technological advances have fostered the emergence of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), which consist of tiny, wireless, battery-powered nodes that are expected to revolutionize the ways in which we understand and construct complex physical...
Fast Fourier transforms for inverse semigroups.
Fourier transformations. Inverse semigroups.
In this thesis we develop a theory of Fourier analysis and fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) for finite inverse semigroups. Our results generalize results in the theory of Fourier analysis for finite groups. There is a general method for generating...
Performance evaluation of distributed security protocols using discrete event simulation.
Computer networks -- Security measures. BGP (Computer network protocol). Public key infrastructure (Computer security). Discrete-time systems -- Mathematical models. Computer simulation.
The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) that manages inter-domain routing on the Internet lacks security. Protective measures using public key cryptography introduce complexities and costs. To support authentication and other security functionality in...
The retinoid inducible nuclear receptor coregulator, RIP140: a limiting factor in retinoid and estrogen signaling.
Antineoplastic agents. Tretinoin. Nuclear receptors (Biochemistry). Genetic regulation.
Regulation of the haptoglobin-hemoglobin scavenger receptor CD163 in the inflammatory response to endotoxin.
CD antigens. Cell receptors. Endotoxins -- Pathophysiology. Glycoproteins -- Pathophysiology. Immune response -- Regulation. Septicemia -- Molecular aspects. Macrophages. Haptoglobins. Hemoglobin. Receptors
Sepsis is a worldwide problem with an annual mortality rate reaching as high as 45%. Understanding its pathogenesis and the innate immune response to infection is key to the development of new treatments. CD163, a monocyte/macrophage-specific...
Sounding rocket investigations of whistler, upper hybrid and Langmuir waves in the auroral ionosphere.
Auroras -- Alaska -- Observations. Ionospheric radio wave propagation -- Observations. Sounding rockets. Electromagnetic waves -- Observations. Whistlers (Radio meteorology) -- Alaska -- Observations.
In this thesis data from four sounding rocket experiments (PHAZE II, SIERRA, RACE and HIBAR) are used to explore the high and medium frequency waves seen in the auroral ionosphere. All rockets were launched into active aurora and carried both...
Organofluorine compounds -- Synthesis. Carbenes (Methylene compounds) -- Synthesis. Propellanes -- Synthesis.
Part I. A photoprecursor for difluorocarbene . The goal of this research was to develop a more practical and efficient photoprecursor for difluorocarbene. The first approach was concerned with the synthesis of 4,4-difluoropyrazoline-3,5-dione ( 5...
Stereopsis-guided brain shift compensation.
Three-dimensional imaging in medicine -- Mathematical models. Intraoperative monitoring. Cerebral cortex -- Imaging. Computer vision. Space perception.
Brain deformation models have proven to be a powerful tool in compensating for soft tissue deformation during image-guided neurosurgery. The accuracy of these models can be improved by incorporating intraoperative measurements of brain motion. We...
Combining near infrared tomography and magnetic resonance imaging to improve breast tissue chromophore and scattering assessment.
Breast -- Magnetic resonance imaging. Breast -- Tomography. Near infrared spectroscopy. Optical tomography. Imaging systems -- Design and construction. Diagnostic imaging -- Mathematical models.
Investigation, optimization and synthesis of dihydrodipyrrins, linear tetrapyrroles and the resulting chlorins.
Porphyrins -- Synthesis. Tetrapyrroles -- Synthesis.
The synthesis of macrocyclic tetrapyrroles continues to be an area of vigorous research due to their application to a wide range of fields spanning the physical sciences. Only recently have general syntheses for the reduced systems, such as...
Damage identification using sensitivity enhancing control with an identified model.
Automatic control -- Sensitivity. Structural control (Engineering). Strains and stresses -- Computer simulation. Structural analysis (Engineering). Engineering models.
Autonomous damage detection in engineering structures is critically important as the demands placed upon those structures are increased. It has been well established that damage detection can be done through monitoring the modal frequencies of the...
Determinants of reproductive success in a neotropical migratory songbird: timing, site-selection and mating strategies.
Ovenbird -- Fertility. Ovenbird -- Reproduction. Ovenbird -- Behavior. Ovenbird -- Ecology. Ovenbird -- Nests. Ovenbird -- Maryland -- Anne Arundel County. Courtship in animals -- Maryland -- Anne Arundel County. Brown-headed cowbird -- Maryland --...
Identifying and understanding sources of individual variation in fecundity is of central importance to life history theory and population ecology. In this study, I first examined how factors on the breeding grounds in eastern Maryland affected the...
Regulation of matrix metalloproteinase gene expression by a synthetic rexinoid.
Metalloproteinases -- Inhibitors -- Mechanism of action. Collagenases -- Inhibitors -- Mechanism of action. Receptor-ligand complexes. Extracellular matrix proteins. Matrix Metalloproteinases.
The irreversible destruction of the tissues that comprise synovial joints is the hallmark of both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. In both diseases, inflammatory cytokines, such as interleukin-1β, stimulate the production of matrix...
The essential bHLH transcription factor FIT1 regulates iron deficiency responses in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Arabidopsis thaliana -- Genetics. Transcription factors. Iron -- Metabolism. Iron deficiency diseases in plants -- Genetic aspects.
In order to preserve a balance between the requirement for iron and its toxicity, plants likely maintain tight control over iron homeostasis. We are interested in identifying factors involved in the regulation of iron uptake and have examined this...
Within and between hand acquisition of multiple stimulus-response mappings.
Hand -- Psychophysiology. Conditioned response. Hand -- Movements. Perceptual-motor processes.
The present studies examine the flexible application of two stimulus-response (SR) mappings to a single set of stimuli. The following questions are addressed: (1) Can dual mapping performance equal single mapping performance (2) Can rapid map...
The importance of p53-dependent transcriptional responses in the differentiation and curability of human embryonal carcinoma.
Testis -- Cancer -- Genetic aspects. p53 antioncogene -- Regulation. Embryonal tumors -- Pathophysiology. Germ cells -- Tumors -- Pathophysiology. Cisplatin -- Mechanism of action. Tretinoin. Testicular Neoplasms -- in children. Neoplasms

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Kathryn Hunter, née le  dans l'État de New York, est une actrice britannique.

Parmi ses rôles, elle est sûrement mieux connue grâce au film All or Nothing, avec Timothy Spall.
Le , Warner Bros. annonce qu'elle jouera Arabella Figg, la voisine cracmol de la famille Dursley dans Harry Potter et l'Ordre du phénix.

Diplômée de la Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, elle est aussi une actrice de théâtre et gagna un Oliver Award, en 1991 en tant que meilleure comédienne de l'année, grâce à son rôle dans The Visit.

Théâtre
 2010 : Kafka's Monkey d'après Rapport pour une académie de Franz Kafka, mise en scène Walter Meierjohann, Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
 2021 : Oh les beaux jours de Samuel Beckett, lecture conçue par Peter Brook et Marie-Hélène Estienne, Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord

Filmographie
 1990 : Anything for a Quiet Life (Téléfilm)
 1992 : Orlando : Comtesse
 1992 : Screen Two (1 Episode) : Margarita Guzman
 1993 : The Baby of Mâcon : Sage-femme
 1994 : Grushko (2 Episodes) : Dr. Sopova
 1997 : Wet and Dry (court-métrage)
 1999 : Simon le magicien : Grand-mère
 2001 : NCS: Manhunt (Téléfilm) : Dr. Anna Kyriakou
 2001 : Affaires non classées (2 Episodes) : Geraldine Catterson
 2002 : All or Nothing : Cécile
 2005-2007 : Rome (4 Episodes) : Charmian
 2007 : Harry Potter et l'Ordre du phénix : Arabella Figg
 2011 : Dear Anna (court-métrage) : Anna
 2012 : Tron : La Révolte (1 Episode) : Gorn
 2014 : A Midsummer Night's Dream : Puck
 2015 : Tale of Tales : Sorcière
 2016 : A Step Outside Your Mind : Billie
 2017 : The Other Place (court-métrage)
 2018 : Flowers (3 Episodes) : Wendy
 2021 : The Tragedy of Macbeth de Joel Coen
 2022 : Andor : Eedy Karn
 2024 : Megalopolis de Francis Ford Coppola

Voix françaises
 Frédérique Cantrel dans All or Nothing
 Denise Metmer dans Harry Potter et l'Ordre du phénix
 Françoise Pavy dans Black Earth Rising (série télévisée)
 Isabelle Leprince dans Les Misérables (mini-série)
 Colette Venhard dans Macbeth
 Françoise Vallon dans Landscapers (mini-série)
 Marie-Martine dans Andor (série télévisée)

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Actrice britannique de cinéma
Actrice britannique de télévision
Actrice britannique de théâtre
Naissance en avril 1957
Actrice de Harry Potter
Membre de la Royal Shakespeare Company
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Chelsea receives surprise visitors, Victoria stuns Billy, and Abby and Tyler's engagement party is held.
At Sharon's house, Nick tells her he'll be proud to walk into the ranch with her tonight. Sharon's still wary. They reminisce a bit and flash to Cassie becoming Cassie Newman. Sharon agrees to attend the party.
At the ranch, Victor returns Nikki's phone saying he picked it up thinking it was his. Victoria appears and Victor ducks out. Nikki and Victoria whisper about him being on his best behavior. Victoria wonders if Billy's coming. Nikki says they'll have to see. Summer, Courtney, and Noah arrive.
At the Abbott house, Traci admires Jack's suit. Billy appears in a t-shirt and says he's not going. A voice says, "The hell you're not." It's Ashley. They have a laugh about Victor inviting all the Abbotts. Billy wants to give Victoria space, but they encourage him to come.
Chelsea opens the penthouse door to Jeffery, who is followed by Michael. Chelsea wonders what Michael's doing there. He's wondering himself. Jeffrey goes on about how Chelsea's barely holding it together - he thought she might want to put her financial concerns in capable hands. Chelsea accuses him of trying to cash in on her dead husband. She calls him names so he leaves. Chelsea tells Michael she doesn't know what her mother saw in that weasel. Michael replies, "Ditto." They talk about Adam. Chelsea knows he loved her. Michael said Jeff was partly self-serving, but she should look after her interests. She mentions that Victor's been supportive and Michael is surprised. Later, Jeff returns to apologize. He wants to try to be there for Connor, but Chelsea is leery to trust him. Jeff wants a chance to get it right, or at least screw up twice. Chelsea gives in. He asks her to spot him a ten. She's exasperated.
At the Club bar, Leslie and Tyler talk about him marrying into the upper crust. She says Mariah was never good enough for him. Abby appears and asks where he disappeared to. Tyler compliments her and talk turns to Leslie's marriage. Abby is supportive.
The Abbotts arrive at the ranch with Billy bringing up the rear. Ashley runs interference when Victor tells Billy he isn't too bright. Billy cautiously greets Victoria, who says his being there will mean a lot to Tyler and Abby. Jack asks Victor for a club soda and they muse about the families coming together. Abby and Tyler join Ashley and they make some awkward chit-chat. Jack and Leslie talk about Tyler being nervous. Traci gives Abby marriage advice - don't get sucked into the family drama. Tyler thanks Victor for opening his home. He says he takes his family's happiness very seriously. Nick and Sharon arrive. Noah comments on them making a statement and then Abby confronts Nick about bringing Sharon there. He defends his relationship. Victoria eyeballs Billy, and Nikki and Abby have a heartfelt chat about their mutual admiration. Victor gets everyone's attention and asks Ashley to make a toast. She talks about three families coming together to celebrate love and mentions how happy Brad and Colleen would be for Abby as well. Victoria goes outside and Billy follows. They kiss and Victoria takes off for home. Inside, Victor makes a more practical speech about marriage involving respect and forgiveness. He wishes Abby and Tyler all the happiness in the world. Summer chats with Traci about working at Jabot. Traci urges her to travel and meet new friends - Phyllis wouldn't want her to put her life on hold. Courtney talks to Tyler about feeling out of their depth in the talk of trust funds and such. Nearby, Ashley and Abby enthuse about Billy going after Victoria. Victor grumbles to Nikki about the same, and remarks on Nick bringing the pyromaniac with him too. Nick and Sharon approach. Nick says it's like a new beginning for all of them. Victor grunts, "Okay son," before moving on to argue with Jack about Bonaventure. Nikki claps for everyone to get cake. Someone watches through the window. When Nick runs out to the car, Victor ends up alone with Sharon. Outside, Nick comes face-to-face with Cassie's lookalike.
Billy knocks on the door after Victoria gets home. She doesn't want to talk, but wants to show him something. She changes into a black dress. He wants to take her for dinner, but she says Stitch is coming to get her. She wanted to show him she's moving on. Billy says what they have will never be over. Vikki calls Ben to confirm and then sighs.
Chelsea is still fuming over Jeffrey when there's another knock on her penthouse door. Assuming he's back she throws it open and is surprised to see Billy.
Ashley asks Stitch if he has to work. He says he actually has a date. Victoria appears.
Sharon says to Victor, "I didn't think you were capable of forgiving me." Victor replies, "Who said I've forgiven you?"
Nick holds a photo and says to the Cassie lookalike, "Are you still saying this is a coincidence?"
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