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Pin John Brown's Dream tune family list
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Pin Patrick Street No. 2 track listing for Benton's Jig/Benton's Dream
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Pin claim about tune as standard at old-time conventions
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Pin Finley's dream-mood description
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Pin Mary Gordon transcription note about A flavor and flat 3rd
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Pin formal musical classification of Benton's Dream
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Pin composition narrative for Benton's Dream
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Pin Lindley 1844 protologue claim
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Pin AOS tolerance claim
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Pin ANPSA hybridisation claim
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Pin ANPSA cultivation summary
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Pin ANBG etymology claim
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Pin PlantNET habitat/elevation claim
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Pin PlantNET flowering period claim
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Pin PlantNET flower color claim
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Pin PlantNET morphology claim
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Pin POWO claim on accepted synonyms
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Pin POWO claim on native range and lifeform
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Pin the July-November viewing window to the DNP-attributed quote in the 2023 Nation Thailand article
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Pin the captive hatchling size figure (~1.5 mm) to the original Arachnoboards keeper post
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From August 2025 onward, Jones Manoel received death threats and extortion demands from a group identifying itself as an international neo-Nazi organization. A second round of threats in October 2025 demanded R$250,000 via Pix. He reported that federal and state authorities had not taken meaningful action.
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Meta suspended Jones Manoel's Instagram and Facebook accounts on August 6, 2025, without explanation or right of appeal, at a moment when he had just surpassed one million Instagram followers and was gaining an average of 25,000 new followers per day.
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The PSOL National Executive approved Jones Manoel's democratic affiliation unanimously on March 27, 2026. His candidacy for federal deputy was articulated by Ivan Moraes, PSOL's pre-candidate for governor of Pernambuco, as part of a strategy to elect the party's first federal deputy in the Northeast.
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Jones Manoel's PSOL affiliation was negotiated while he was still a member of the PCBR. The reason for seeking affiliation with PSOL rather than running under the PCBR was that the PCBR lacked electoral registration.
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The Partido Comunista Brasileiro Revolucionário (PCBR) was formally consolidated in June 2024 at the XVII Extraordinary Congress, which it framed as a continuation of the PCB's revolutionary tradition. Gabriel Lazzari served as its Secretary-General.
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The PCB expelled Jones Manoel along with four other members — Ana Karen, Gabriel Landi, Gabriel Lazzari, and Ivan Pinheiro — in July 2023, citing violations of democratic centralism. Jones Manoel attributed the expulsion to intolerance of internal criticism.
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In the 2022 Pernambuco gubernatorial election, Jones Manoel received 33,931 votes, placing sixth among ten candidates, campaigning with R$50,000 raised from individual donors.
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Jones Manoel joined the PCB's youth wing, the União da Juventude Comunista (UJC), in November 2013.
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Jones Manoel da Silva holds a bachelor's degree in History (Licenciatura) from UFPE (2011–2015) and a master's degree in Social Work from UFPE (2016–2018), and was enrolled as a doctoral student in Social Work at UFAL as of late 2024.
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In January 1963, 82% of Brazilian voters rejected the 1961 parliamentary amendment and restored presidentialism.
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On September 2, 1961, the Brazilian Congress passed a constitutional amendment establishing a parliamentary system; Goulart was sworn in as president on September 7, with Tancredo Neves named prime minister the same day.
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On August 28, 1961, interim president Mazzili announced that the military would not accept a Goulart presidency for reasons of national security.
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On August 27, 1961, Brizola requisitioned Rádio Guáíba, transferring its transmitters to the basement of the Palácio Piratini, forming the core of the Cadeia da Legalidade network of 104 stations from Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Paraná.
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Quadros' true motives remain disputed; historians widely interpret the resignation as a failed political gambit intended to trigger popular and military pressure for his return with expanded powers.
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Jânio Quadros resigned on August 25, 1961, after seven months in office.
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Add claim: etymology from Silva Júnior 2005
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Add claim: phenology and seed data from Silva Júnior 2005
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Add claim: Cerrado distribution and density from Silva Júnior 2005
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Add claim: detailed Cerrado morphology from Silva Júnior 2005
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Add claim: ecology, phenology and seedling growth from Lorenzi 2020
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Add claim: morphology and wood from Lorenzi 2020
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Add claim: etymology of Copaifera and copaíba
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Add claim: phenology and seed data from Souza Júnior
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Add claim: Cerrado density and state distribution
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Add claim: detailed morphology from Souza Júnior
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Add claim: phenology and seed data from Lorenzi
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Add claim: wood properties from Lorenzi
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Add claim: morphology from Lorenzi
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