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Although John Addams was no advocate of feminism, he did desire higher education for his daughter and sent her to the all-women's institution, Rockford Seminary (renamed later, Rockford College) in Rockford, Illinois.

The ships, comprising approximately a quarter of the Yugoslav Naval assets, included: Vlado Ćetković (RTOP-402) Končar-class fast attack craft (renamed later on), Velimir Škorpik (RČ-310) Osa-class missile boat, Partizan II (TČ-222) Shershen-class torpedo boat and Biokovo (PČ-171), Cer (PČ-180) and Durmitor (PČ-181) Mirna-class patrol boats.

The vessels, comprising approximately one-quarter of the Yugoslav Navy's assets, included: the Vlado Ćetković (RTOP-402) Končar-class fast attack craft (renamed later on), the Velimir Škorpik (RČ-310) Osa-class missile boat, the Partizan II (TČ-222) Shershen-class torpedo boat and the Biokovo (PČ-171), Cer (PČ-180) and Durmitor (PČ-181) Mirna-class patrol boats.

It was later renamed after the Long Beach school board's first African American member, Bobbie Smith.

The service will be redesigned, and possibly renamed, later this year.

Pioneer was ordered on 7 August 1942 under the name Ethalion, but was renamed Mars later in 1942.

It further increased funding for the newly renamed State University (later the University of Kentucky) and strengthened school attendance requirements.

In 1868, the building was expanded by local architect Hans Price and renamed Rock House & Royal Pier Hotel, later shortened to Royal Pier Hotel.

Later renamed Nike, after Greek goddess of victory.

In a town later renamed Jamshedpur, after him, India's first steel was made in 1912.

It was later renamed Nidhogg, after the mythological Norse serpent Níðhöggr, who appears in-game.