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John McCain did not follow instructions when he ejected from his plane after it was hit above Hanoi. Because he failed to tuck-in his arms while ejecting, both arms were broken. One leg was also broken at this time. When he was captured by the North Vietnamese after ejecting from his plane, his shoulder was struck by a rifle butt, and he was stabbed in the leg with a bayonet.

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Not even John O' Shea

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New York.

John Jay, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, was born in New York City in 1745. His family moved to Rye, New York, shortly after he was born.

Jay served on the Supreme Court from 1789-1795, when he was elected Governor of his home state. President John Adams attempted to entice Jay back to the Court, but Jay refused, claiming the Court had little power or prestige. He had also complained about the circuit riding duties incumbent upon the justices at that time, and was reluctant to experience those conditions a second time.

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Yes, concession stands are subject to inspection by the health department if they are collecting money for profit. The local department will usually have a "schedule" of periodic inspections of different types, or may respond directly to complaints of unsanitary conditions. In some statutes, anyone selling food or beverages to the public is subject to health regulation and inspection, including any concession stands, caterer, church kitchen, farmers' market, grocery store or restaurant. Even a beverage or food vending machine may be inspected for health and safety compliance.

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His salary is $223,500 and listed on his website but he makes on average $900000 a year up from $750000 a year back in 2002.

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Could be that you have an infection in your mouth. I'd recommend that if the swelling doesn't go down in a day or so, go see a doctor.

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A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win the Presidency. This represents a majority -- one more than half -- of the current 538 electoral votes cast.

(535 for the states and 3 by the District of Columbia)

(A tie vote of 269 for each of two candidates is possible. If no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes, the election is sent to the House of Representatives.)

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John F Kennedy was a Democrat.

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At the center of the pro-choice / pro-life debate is the prioritization of values.

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The pro-life perspective believes that life - all Human life - is sacred, and must be protected, and therefore an abortion of a live fetus (a "life") is a violation of this belief. The pro-life argument places life itself as a paramount priority, and all other priorities are subordinate to the protection of life.

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The pro-choice perspective believes that a person has the right to control his/her own body, and this assertion of control includes a woman's right to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. While the pro-choice perspective also values all life, it weighs the rights of the woman ahead of the rights of the unborn fetus.

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These two perspectives - all life is sacred; and a person has the right to control their own body - are rational and well respected perspectives, and seldom come into conflict with each other. But these well meaning beliefs diverge irreconcilably when (1) they intersect in the arena of abortion, and (2) people feel morally compelled to assert that their beliefs are the correct values that all should follow.

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After high school, McCain was accepted to the United States Naval Academy, though he was not a strong student. He was often disciplined for misbehavior and ultimately graduated 894 of 899 of the class of 1958.

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There is certain theories or lets say stories about where does the Zarzar family comes from , most of them though indicate that they originally come from Eastern Europe , somewhere between Romania , Greece and Turkey, however ,None of these theories was proved.

The Zarzar family is now Widely spread around the world but majorly in two areas :

1-The Middle East and specifically in Syria and Palestine.

2-South America .

And you may find People with the name Zarzar across Western Europe , US and Canada but in light numbers.

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Technically this is the US Secretary of State; at this time that is Hillary Clinton (but is subject to change). It is her, or her office, that represents the United States to the rest of the world.

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Hellmans book of film (1969) alluded to the average age of academy members being 57 years in 1968.I would not think that has changed much!

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Yes he does!

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mulch made from cocoa beans can poison dogs if they ingest it.

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Governor, is the only thing that comes to mind. Apologies if its not what you were looking for.

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Yes. Even though the Constitution only allows anyone to be elected to the office of President twice, no such limitation exists on the office of Vice-President.

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US senator John McCain is 81 years old (birthdate: August 29, 1936).

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The National Center for Health Statistics states that the average life expectancy of an American male is 72 years old, but varies based on life experience.

John McCain just turned 72 years old this past August 29, 2008.

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If elected to the Office of the President of the United States, he will be the oldest first-term President ever elected. (Although, Ronald Reagan was actually one year older than John McCain when Reagan was re-elected to a second term in the Office of the Presidency). John McCain has been very restrictive with his medical records, so any forecast is based on limited information.The only way to attempt to determine his health status is by looking at life experience and breaking down the facts

* He has out-lived more than 50% of the people diagnosed with his types of skin cancers. * He has survived 6 years as a POW (1967-1973) -surviving mental and physical torture..and that which does not kill you makes you stronger. * He has a long history of Naval and military training which has required him to maintain a high level of physical fitness * McCain's mother is 94 years old and still looking good and spunky as ever...so he has good genes.

=== === * He Has Skin Cancer. * He smoked two packs of cigarettes a day for 25 years. * Holding the office of the President of the United States, because of the extra stress, odd hours, and extra travel, ages the holder 3 years for every calendar year, so McCain will have aged to 84 years old at the end of 4 years in office.

* Some people speculate that because former Vietnam POW's were tortured, they are dying at an earlier age than their peers, on that basis John McCain may have less than a 60% chance of surviving a four year term as President. Other Presidents, younger than John McCain, have died in office, but as the disclaimer goes, past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. 20% of America's Presidents (9/43) have come to office unexpectedly in mid-term from the vice presidency due to a death, illness or other circumstance.

Since FDR died, 27% of America's Presidents (3/11) have come to office unexpectedly in mid-term from the vice presidency.

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Yes

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"The left side of McCain's face bears noticeably puffy scars from invasive melanoma, which was treated in August 2000. The cancerous tissue was the size of a dime and located on his left temple. Doctors removed the melanoma, as well as lymph nodes in his neck - which required a deep incision down his face - in order to be sure the cancer had not spread." ---From the Guardian

"Along with his signature bright white hair, the most striking aspects of Senator John McCain's physical appearance are his puffy left cheek and the scar that runs down the back of his neck.

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John McCain was diagnosed with melanoma (malignant skin cancer) on his cheek 5 years ago which he says has left his cheek puffy looking.