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• National Farmers' Union: Why the poor eyesight?
  ...rushed over the issue, merely blaming the farming crisis on, amongst other things, “the collapse of world commodity prices at the end of the 1990's, meanin
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• Procter & Gamble: Corporate Crimes
  ...1950 with the broadcast of The First Hundred Years. The soap was also the first soap opera to appear on CBS. P&G next debuted The Guiding Light on televisi
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• Tesco Plc
  ...rom the initials of Cohen's tea supplier, T E Stockwell, combined with the first two letters of Cohen. Tesco Stores Limited was incorporated in 1932. <ref> ...Albans, a small shop by 21st century standards (200 square metres) was the first Tesco to be converted to self service, although it didn't immediately catch
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• Tesco Plc: Corporate Crimes
  Michelle Waterman, Tesco Agriculture Manager, made this statement at the first Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) 'Tesco' Award for promoti ...rmarkets, who make their money from encouraging consumers to spend more on things they don't need or never knew they wanted, can regenerate an area is unclea
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• Exxon Mobil: Influence / Lobbying
  The first sponsorship they mention is their support for tiger conservation. This is a ...licy Research]] (Washington, DC) is a conservative think-tank. Among other things, it has published the book ''The Bell Curve'' by [[Charles Murray]] & [[Ric
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• News Corporation: Corporate Crimes
  ...re-launched in 1969 and became a spicier version of 'The Mirror'. The very first issue carried a photo of the Rolling Stones with a naked female. Sex was to ...Post-war, the Sun was rewarded for its commitment when Tony Blair gave his first interview with the Sun’s political editor, Trevor Kavanagh.
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• Lewis Moonie
  How things have changed. As an opposition MP in 1995 Moonie strongly opposed the priva ...of similar privatisations under the Tories. Amersham, Margaret Thatcher's first privatisation, was a shining success but [[QinetiQ]] most closely resembles
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• Open Europe
  ...broadly euro-sceptic campaign groups that appeared between 1998-2005. The first was [[Business for Sterling]], which was launched by the Labour Cabinet min Sir [[Martin Jacomb]] - Advisory board chairman, [[First Avenue Partners]]
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• Conrad Jameson Associates Limited
  ...nding of the behaviour that made up that process. Such understanding could first be obtained from most of the exercises that passed for participation at pre ...ivist role in improving things he should have the humility to find out how first.{{ref|1}}
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• Pearson
  ...nformation system. It allows teachers to track pupils progress, as well as things like attendance and standards, and parents and students to monitor how well *[[eAdvance]], a company that manages the first South African blended learning low fee school chain called [[Spark]] school
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• BTR: Extract from 'Written in Flames'
  ...ns]] and the makers of barbed and razor wire, [[Goodman Croggan]]. It owns things as diverse as [[Pretty Polly]] tights and [[Poole Pottery]]. Its chemical p
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• Shaha Riza
  ...was the public arm of Project Democracy, while North ran the covert end of things. In any event, the statement caused much less of a stir than if--as in an e
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• Edward Mortimer
  ...d to be manned up by his mentors to issue the absolving words. Rejecting a first draft submitted to him that expressed regret at the outbreak of war, <b>Mor
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• Alan Keyes
  ...re is more truth in that than in those approaches that try to reduce human things to some kind of sum of the material forces that operate upon us as material
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• William Arkin
  ...out Nuclear Weapons'' [http://www.nrdc.org/nuclear/nuguide/guinx.asp]. The first edition of ''The Internet and Strategic Studies'' [http://www.sais-jhu.edu/ ...f Defense], 2nd Edition (1998). This is a major resource for links to "all things military" and "intel" oriented.
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• Dalgety
  ...y is an agribusiness firm which has specialised in pet foods amongst other things.
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• Caroline Flint
  ...on housing package, new shared ownership and shared equity schemes to help first time buyers and a mortgage rescue scheme. She also shortlisted 15 locations :From 2005-2007 Caroline was minister for public health, first as parliamentary under secretary and then as minister of state.
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• TIME Inc
  ...on are left out because they present problems. It’s always easier to fit things to what you think the top editors will want.’ The bureaucratic system, co ...esident on the legality of foreign intelligence activities. They were the first to exonerate Bush over the falsification of evidence relating the WMD [http
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• Primark Stores Ltd
  But saying that we're just the same as everyone else doesn't make things better for the exploited workers of the world. Primark has been deemed the
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• Kevin Reid
  ...lobbying scandal in 1999, surrounding improper access to ministers in the first Scottish Executive. Reid was caught on film boasting about his links to the ...s you know, in the business of politics, you have a relationship, it makes things easier. (Observer transcript 1999: 6)
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