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  • ...rks of lobbyists-for-hire and think tanks working for big business and the politicians aiding them. '''[[Brexit Portal|Read more...]]''' ...e debate over fracking and the tactics used to persuade the public and our politicians. '''[[Fracking Portal|Read more...]]'''
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  • ...in America, from coast to coast, gathered to oust Percy. And the American politicians – those who hold public positions now, and those who aspire – got the m
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  • ...from publications like the ''New York Sun'' and the ''Village Voice'' and politicians eager to make political capital off the crisis, the University conducted an
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  • ...assador to the Russian Federation (see below).  There are also former politicians who are ex-Scholars (see below). ..., IPN's [[Kendra Okonski]], and Thorning. A third panel included 3 Italian politicians and [[Fred Smith]] of the [[Competitive Enterprise Institute]].[http://www.
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  • ...ent political positions. There is little doubt that their access to senior politicians is an important part of these companies' sales pitch. Government in Sco
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  • ...be pejorative, some of them are for people who actually want to be MPs or politicians&#39;.<ref>Interview with Brian Main cited in Hartwig Pautz '[http://www.psa
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  • ...yists, the issue is you are sending out a message that you don't trust the politicians.<ref>Christopher Mackie, "Winning friends and influencing people in the cor Following the Dispatches/Sunday Times exposé of 'Politicians for Hire' in March 2010, the current ASPA convenor [[Alastair Ross]] was as
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  • ...independent forum in which academia, business, diplomats, the media, NGOs, politicians, policy makers and researchers can interact in an open and impartial enviro
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  • ...romotion of an imaginative policy debate" by "organising opportunities for politicians, policy thinkers and practitioners to meet and to learn from each other."<r
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  • ...e SCDI organises trade missions with the active participation of prominent politicians (including Helen Liddell, Secretary of State for Scotland), receptions, bre ...bsite: 'There are, of course, many other SCDI events and meetings at which politicians are guests or participants but these are not listed'. The SCDI instigated
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  • ...vide the most powerful incentive for peace, not just paper peace signed by politicians but a real peace between people who recognize the benefits of peace'. He cl
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  • Other politicians and aides who work or have worked at Bell Pottinger include ex-Labour Party
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  • ...tellectual level and we have the guys who go in with the boots on and kick politicians brains out.'<ref>Ref needed</ref>
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  • ...ion has gone into rights of access to the new assemblies for the media and politicians, but not lobbyists. The opportunity is there for transparency and sanctions
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  • ...report we will be taking a look at how the Disney Corporation lobby&#39;s politicians and public officials to get what they want and we will also look at how Dis As we have seen, Disney has used its lobbying power to influence politicians&#39; decisions but the company is more deeply involved in American politics
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  • ...up spearheaded the 1989 election campaign in Namibia for pro-South African politicians running against the Namibian independence movement, [[SWAPO|Swapo]]':
    90 KB (13,438 words) - 14:39, 27 June 2011
  • ...er national security officers, professors, former [[CIA]] members, elected politicians, and media figures. The CFR is not a formal institution within U.S. polic
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  • ...y Groups]][[Category:GM]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM)]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)]]
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  • ...Koch, Muffy]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM)|Koch, Muffy]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Koch, Muffy]][[Category:Biotechnology|Koch, Muffy]][[Ca
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  • [[Category:GM|Bainbridge, Janet]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Bainbridge, Janet]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)|Ba
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  • ...y, Gerard]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM)|Barry, Gerard]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Barry, Gerard]][[Category:Biotechnology|Barry, Gerard]]
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  • [[Category:GM|Bennet, Andrew]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Bennet, Andrew]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM)|B
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  • ...en, Rebecca]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)|Bowden, Rebecca]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Bowden, Rebecca]]
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  • ...menace of fundamentalism has been conceived in the fearful imaginations of politicians and scholars who feel that the world is out of control. They are projecting
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  • In September 2006, ''PR Week'' reported that "senior politicians including two Cabinet members pulled out of evening receptions organised by
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  • [[Category:GM]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM)]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)]][[Category:Biotechnology]]
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  • The report encouraged EuropaBio instead to influence politicians and regulators in order that they in turn could win public trust regarding
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  • ...s held during the conference. It was attended by academics, policemen and politicians, but was “dominated” by Wilkinson and [[Richard Clutterbuck]]. <ref>Dav
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  • ...blogspot.com/2008/05/where-should-politicians-get-their.html 'Where Should Politicians Get Their Scientific Advice?'], ''On Science and the Media'', 9 May 2008.
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  • ....battleofideas.org.uk/2010/session_detail/3625 'Evidence-based policy: Are politicians evading responsibility by hiding behind science?'], 20 March 2010, ''Battle
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  • ...ed to her belief in the need for more inter-changes between scientists and politicians and the media. In the end, it comes back to understanding the potential and
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  • ...ublishers, with the remainder being small numbers of government officials, politicians, church leaders, physicians, accountants and museum directors.
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  • ...nline.com/index.php/site/article/443/ 'From Sarah’s Law to Sven’s Law: politicians desperate to connect'], ''Spiked'', 23 June 2006. ...w.spiked-online.com/index.php/site/article/11075/ 'Fewer MPs? We need more Politicians'], ''Spiked'', 14 September 2011.
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  • Walden was well-known for his one to one interviews of major politicians, especially [[Margaret Thatcher]]. He was said to be her favourite intervie
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  • ...p?aid=12&page=1&op=1 science communication activities] encompass advice to politicians, policy makers, and other opinion formers, public meetings, exhibitions, co
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  • ::Now following the thieving banks, the thieving politicians I am not su[r]prised at all. Our leading lights are all the same, out for n
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  • ...otechnology|Thomson, Jennifer]][[Category:GM|Thomson, Jennifer]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Thomson, Jennifer]][[Category:Third World Lobbyists (GM
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  • ...sts|Krebs, John]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)|Krebs, John]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Krebs, John]][[Category:GM|Krebs, John]][[Category:Indu
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  • [[Category:GM|Meek, Sue]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Meek, Sue]]
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  • [[Category:GM|Natsios, Andrew]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Natsios, Andrew]][[Category:Pro-GM Lobbyists|Natsios, A
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  • ...her thought and decision. Immediately below the elite are the professional politicians of the middle levels of power, in the Congress and in the pressure groups,
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  • ...ry:GM|Orson, Jim]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)|Orson, Jim]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Orson, Jim]]
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  • [[Category:GM|Paterson, George]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)|Paterson, George]]
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  • ...campaigns Political public relations - presenting the case to government, politicians and the media, Property and Planning - winning planning consents.
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  • ...ower and influence so that they can shape policy to their liking. They are politicians by any other name, but they remain unelected. Despite the good things the m
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  • [[Category:GM]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)]][[Category:Third Wo
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  • [[Category:GM]][[Category:Politicians and Regulators (GM)]]
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  • ...establishment. According to the ''Guardian'' he ‘seemed to despise most politicians and civil servants’ <ref>‘[http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2006/aug/29/g
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  • ...was engaged in the 1970s in running propaganda campaigns against mainland politicians”. IRD was closed down in 1977 because its cover was blown by a persistent ...n in 1974 the targets changed to focus more on left wing groups and Labour politicians. “
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  • ...cisions. The trouble starts not when we have reproductive choice, but when politicians and regulators stop trusting us to exercise it responsibly. Yours, Juliet T
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