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tiHjnMR.tr-**t - *'1'u*' .3-"'t"*- '* *A%c*v* ANDROPOV, YURI V. When James became king, he appointed i.6:< i' Andropov, Yuri V. lan-dra.V-pawf) Yuri Vladimirovch A :v;rr,. : J.ne 15(N.S.l, 1914. d. Feb. 9, 1984, 3s grr- e-i-' s-.'-ary ol the Sovoi Communist party and '' us Icafc t"-: USSR from November 1982 until his wtri. A t s: c` the Siam r-p' region of the northern Caucasus. Arc-p.'v became active in the Communist cuth k?-e vKpmsomol). rising in 1938 to be first seccfa'y cf tee Ve-rsiavl rgg.cr group. He soon became a Ji-t me r?q\ ar- ; S( . Anpr^n-v o-gamzed guerilla activity against the Ger"ai's damg Wcc War li. Intelligent and hardworking, dros governor of the Dominion of New Eng a'd *' consolidated the New England colonies and. ly. New York and New Jersey into one vice'C-ya h r--" was given enormous powers, and his unpopu'2' mcai-"*4 convinced the New England Puritans that bis reg *-: t-;- verted their institutions and way of life. FoJcw rg .i~r, ll's overthrow (the Gl o r io u s RcvotuTic.), f-e. rtr= -:t r April 1689. The Dominion government ccarscr rv Andros was sent back to England. Andros late' sew * f governor of Virginia, where his administration (1 cm.' * was regarded as more successful and popu'a-. advancer rap d'y. In 1947 he became second secre- f-'v o' the regional party comm.if.ee in the Karelo-Finnish SSR. and - 195: he v.as transferred to the central com- nf.ee arparai_' m Moscow. Appointed ambassador to -ijngar\ m 195?. he impressed his superiors with his anchng c' f-o Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and was :-ougnt t?.>. :c Moscow to help coordinate diplomatic a/s fc f.e ct-.va. committee. Ho became a member G''i1 and a seceta-y !r 1962. In f.'av 57. Andropov was named head of the KGB, :Zc po'ice .and intelligence agency. Tough, -------- _i "ewd. arz a sn'-fu' adorr.istrctor, he made serious ef- ts to Lccfitand the nature of Soviet dissidence, even anemia luh-nee'-mee-uh] Anemia is the rs? r* oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood resu'tmg z a ficiency in quantity or quality of red blood ce 's a t*z v moglobin in the blood. Symptoms include ps; m-c . weakness, fatigue, and dizziness. Severe a-e" a "`S' cause difficulty in breathing and heart abno'ma t-es The most common type of anemia is iron oe'e anemia, which most often results from chrome tf-cot os and also from lack of iron in the diet, impaired absapterr of iron from the intestine, or increased need fa trat. * f pregnancy. Iron is an essential component c' tne ****> globin, which carries oxygen to the tissues n chr~c* 'me oversee :s repression. In 1973 he became a full combination with its iron atoms. 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EjMaapHMMPNr. t ney^hormone that promotes formation or red r -xc otfe is row Being produced-by^^bioiecii.'iomgy r'TiS u * "!< useful in the treatment of anemia induced b> caw. # may eventually also be used for treating othe* lated ailments. See also: Co o l ey 's an ev ia; s ic k l e-c el l : Hie- .ndros, Sir Edmund Sc Ed~.j--d Andros, d . Dec. lc?7. c Fee. 27, ; 714. was a cc'onial governor in i expa--: ? r*. empire h America. As deputy of =:er King Ja~ies : Andros accepted s..-----nce- of No.-, Ys-'r. (1674) and be- p'c-vmce. He bad frequent disputes s emo vv.'.n re'gh-c-'ing colonies and was V.-T! cha-iA.d v.-:n profiteering. anemometer [an-uh-mah'-muh-tur] T^-e e-e--vr-vter is an instrument designed to measure w -c s c k c ** earliest wind-speed indicator was the pressae ter, in which the displacement of a hanging c-a'e ed wind speed. 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