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(1924-1991) British Labour politician and sociologist. She was minister of overseas development 1967–70 and 77–79, and minister of state 1974–75.

(1904-1961) US dramatist. He collaborated with such major figures as Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Kurt Weill, and Ira Gershwin. Among Hart’s most famous works are The Man Who Came to Dinner 1939 and the films Gentlemen’s Agreement 1947 and A Star is Born 1954.
Hart, born in New York City, had his first play produced in 1922.
After working for an independent producer and at Catskill resorts in New York State, he gained Broadway success with Once in a Lifetime, 1930 co-written with George S Kaufman. Late in his career he became one of Broadway’s most successful directors. His autobiography, Act One, appeared 1959.

H(erbert) L(ionel) A(dolphus) (1907-1993) English jurist and philosopher. In The Concept of Law 1961, he argued that rules of obligation are felt to be necessary for society to function and that they are maintained through social pressure. A legal system is a union of primary rules (those which govern behavior) and secondary rules (those which identify and modify primary rules).
He was professor of jurisprudence at Oxford University 1952–68.

(1936-) US Democrat politician, senator from Colorado from 1974. In 1980 he contested the Democratic nomination for the presidency, and stepped down from his Senate seat 1986 to run, again unsuccessfully, in the 1988 presidential campaign.
Early in 1987 he withdrew because of a scandal involving an alleged affair with a model; in Dec 1987 he briefly resumed his campaign and once more withdrew.

ETYM Old Eng. hart, hert, heort, AS. heort, heorot; akin to Dutch hert, Old High Germ. hiruz, hirz, German hirsch, Icel. hjörtr, Dan. and Swed. hjort, Latin cervus, and prob. to Greek keraos horned, keras horn. Related to Horn.
(Homonym: heart).
Male red deer; SYN. stag.

1. City in Michigan (USA); zip code 49420.
2. City in Texas (USA); zip code 79043.