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  • ...entral to the international [[Invisible College]] or terrorism think tanks and institutes. It is now known as the [[Institute for National Security Studi In its former incarnation it employed a number of people who are now connected to neoconservative networks such as [[Dore Gol
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  • ...et reshuffle.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36785814 'Whos in and Whos out? May's new cabinet' 14 July 2016], ''BBC News'', accessed 15 July ...-prime-minister-and-ministerial-appointments Election 2015: Prime Minister and ministerial appointments], 10 Downing Street, 8 May 2010, updated 10 May 20
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  • ...y Centre]] in partnership with the [[British Council]] and the [[Migration Policy Group]]. ...l development agency, to take on the appointment of Non-Executive Director of [[Severn Trent Water]]. <ref> RSA Website [http://www.rsa.org.uk/events/spe
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  • ...as a PPS at the Treasury. He was a [[Labour Party]] MP for Stalybridge and Hyde, first being elected at the 2001 general election. He was educated at ...e an oversight role over the British Broadcasting Corporation and the rest of the British media."<ref>Redress Editors, [http://www.redress.cc/global/redr
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  • ...was not prosecuted. During Reagan's second term in office, Feith was part of [[Richard N. Perle]]'s Pentagon team. ...w.security-policy.org/papers/1998/98-D139.html Source: Center for Security Policy 98-D139] </ref>
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  • ...several well-known neoconservatives including founders [[William Kristol]] and [[Robert Kagan]]. ...ildingAmericasDefenses.pdf Rebuilding America's Defences: Strategy, Forces and Resources
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  • ...ing over the major newspaper in that country and using it as an instrument of destabilization. (Grenada closed the opposition newspaper shortly after the ...rint for psychological warfare as outlined in the ''U.S. Army Field Manual of Psychological Operations''.
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  • ...s. Its dedicated website has now been abolished and it runs as part of one of Weidenfeld's other ventures, the [[Institute for Strategic Dialogue]]. The ...established public health strategies dating back at least to the beginning of the nineteenth century.
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  • ...sanpolicy.org/about/staff/michael-makovsky "Michael Makovsky"], Bipartisan Policy Center, accessed on 26 November 2010</ref> ...ol]]'s the [[Weekly Standard]]) about US foreign policy in relation to oil and energy resources.
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  • ...s an international research and policy program based at the Harvard School of Public Health. ...evelopment of policy and information tools on risk and security management of international aid agencies in conflict areas." {{ref|1}}
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  • The '''Mossavar-Rahmani Center''' for Business and Government says it is: ...bghistory.html HISTORY AND MISSION]', Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government website, accessed 1 May, 2009.</ref>
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  • ...6, it became part of the [[Huntsworth]] Group, which is owned by Tory peer and David Cameron’s constituency chairman Lord Chadlington. ...y [[David Cameron]] to be Britain’s next European Commissioner in charge of financial services regulation.
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  • [[File:Logo epc.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Logo of the [[European Policy Centre]], circa November 2011]] ...e of the most prominent EU think tanks it relies on both corporate funding and public money. EPC spokespeople often appear in the media as neutral comment
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  • ...on the advisory council of the climate sceptic thinktank [[Global Warming Policy Foundation]]. ...nks to policy networks and thinktanks that share similar beliefs were also of concern to those wishing to see [[Scottish Water]] kept in public hands.
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  • ...communications, information operations and public diplomacy to governments and military clients around the world.” SCL’s approach to propaganda is bas ==Origins of the company==
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  • ...' Union, or NFU, is the largest farmers' organisation in England and Wales and an active lobby group in the UK. ...cross to politicians and the public. It says it is engaged in every aspect of the negotiations affecting farming.
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  • ...tional Corp.]] is the parent of [[Quintiles Ltd]] its UK branch.<ref> City of Edinburgh Council [http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/CEC/City_Development/Economi ...s that 'Quintiles companies have helped develop or commercialize every one of the world’s top 30 best-selling drugs'<ref> Quintiles Transnational Corp.
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  • Denmark's [[Group 4 Falck]] and Britain's [[Securicor]] both security companies merged to form [[G4S]] in 2 Mostly security and security related services.
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  • DuPont's website paints a picture of a generous company striving for social and environmental justice. To quote the company's CEO [[Charles Holliday Jnr]]: ...l excellence, integrity, high ethical standards and treating people fairly and with respect. They are our foundation. We must continually strive to find w
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  • ...any taking heed of today's social and environmental issues has become more and more important for corporations whose public image is vital to their sales. ...be? The 'Every Little Helps' section on the Tesco website illustrates some of its efforts.
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