John Turner
John Turner was a significant figure in Canadian politics, serving as the Prime Minister of Canada for a brief period in 1984. He is notable for being the first prime minister in Canadian history not to be a sitting Member of Parliament at the time of his ascension. His leadership came during a tumultuous political climate, and he is remembered for quickly calling an election after assuming office, which allowed him to continue the legacy of his predecessor, Pierre Trudeau.
Born on Jun 07, 1929 (96 years old)
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Indonesia:
John Turner proposed the concept of 'built but not livable' in the early 1970s.
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Canada:
John Turner turned himself into the avatar of Canadian nationalism, denouncing a trade deal with the U.S.
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United Kingdom:
John Turner is noted for having the attributes to trouble the best batters.
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Canada:
John Turner is mentioned in the context of leaders who struggled in elections.
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Canada:
John Turner was Mulroney's opponent in the 1988 federal election focused on trade issues.
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Indonesia:
John Turner collaborated with Henri Tajfel in developing the Social Identity Theory.
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Indonesia:
John Turner co-developed Social Identity Theory with Henri Tajfel, providing insights into group dynamics and identity.
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Canada:
John Turner was a Liberal leader who became prime minister after the departure of a deeply unpopular Trudeau.
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Canada:
The Liberals under John Turner pledged to blame the free-trade agreement for 'every sparrow that falls.'
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Taiwan:
Atlas energy CEO John Turner said moving the sand by truck is usually a long and potentially dangerous process.
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