His son died issueless in 1795 and the estates fell to his nephew, son of his sister Mary, Joseph Pickford who thereupon assumed the surname of Radcliffe in lieu of his patronymic and who was in 1813 created a baronet.
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The family name has clearly been a political asset, although George W . will have to overcome residual dismay in the GOP over Bill Clinton's defeat of his father and the issueless campaign that the senior Bush ran in 1992.
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DDN-COX-ISSUELESS _ DAYTON, Ohio _ When Republican candidate for governor Bob Taft unveiled a major initiative to help financially strapped families make ends meet, the event didn't make the late evening news in the state capitol.
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"Our project was a reaction to the growing climate of manipulative, issueless nonsense that goes on during a campaign season, this circus the campaigns have become, " said Adelaide Elm, a spokeswoman for Project Vote Smart in Corvallis, Ore.
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Political observers and professionals say many factors affecting the political climate _ from a cynical public, to a sound economy, to a change in the way politicians go about their business and the media covers it _ combine to make the campaign seem virtually issueless.
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"It says that, in a relatively issueless election, when it's all said and done, Medicare will be one of the things people vote on in 1996, " said Robert J . Blendon of Harvard University, who conducted the random-dial telephone poll with the Kaiser Family Foundation and Princeton Survey Research Associates.
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During the 20th century Ramachandra Dev IV ( 1920 31 ) was an honourable lieutenant in World War I . He was issueless and was succeeded by a benevolent, aged, scholar king Vikram Dev IV, the son of Krishna Chandra Dev . During this period the Boundary Commission headed by Sir O Donnel was entrusted with the task of writing the different Oriya speaking tracts.
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Samuel Beckett wrote that " Yeats is with the great of our time . . . because he brings light, as only the great dare to bring light, to the issueless predicament of existence . " The Marxist art critic and author John Berger also paid tribute to Yeats from a very different perspective, praising the artist as a " great painter " with a " sense of the future, an awareness of the possibility of a world other than the one we know ".
