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• John Wakeham
  ...d leader of the House of Commons in 1987-88 and 988-89,, lord president of the council and secretary of state for energy in 1989-92. ...ary 2002[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/1750283.stm Lord Wakeham - the 'Fixit' man] accessed 8th June 2008 </ref>.
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• Cass Sunstein
  ....parliament.uk/pa/ld201012/ldselect/ldsctech/179/17908.htm#n125 CHAPTER 5: THE GOVERNMENT APPROACH TO CHANGING BEHAVIOUR] accessed 21st September 2011 </r From the University of Chicago Law School:
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• Institute for the Study of Conflict
  ...encroachment. <ref>Ian Mather, ‘Secret Service story led to deport’, ''The Observer'', 21 November 1976, p.1</ref> It ran until 1989 and produced a se ...documents leaked to ''Time Out'' provided evidence that the Institute for the Study of Conflict had grown out of this operation:
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• Christopher Mayhew
  ...writer. During his time at the Foreign Office, he supervised the creation the [[Information Research Department]]. ...d Christ Church, Oxford. He was President, Oxford Union, 1937; employed by the Fabian Bureau; served in Territorial Army; served in World War Two in Surre
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• Charles Z. Wick
  ...on Agency]] (USIA) under President Reagan. As USIA director, Wick launched the first live global satellite television network. ...Enterprises]], which he founded in the early 1960's. He was co-chairman of the 1981 Presidential Inaugural Committee.<ref>[http://uscpublicdiplomacy.com/i
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• Alex Carlile
  ...000/tact-2005-review?view=Binary|title= Report on the operation in 2005 of the Terrorism Act 2000]</ref> ...ich led to the Terrorism Act 2000. <ref>see section 'The Lloyd Inquiry and the Terrorism Act 2000' under [[Paul Wilkinson]]</ref>
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• Mils Hills
  ...gland and his Executive Team, [[Scottish Government]], [[QinetiQ]], [[Home Office]], [[FCO]], [[DEFRA]], [[DSTL]] (MoD).<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/mils ...s was seconded to the [[Civil Contingencies Secretariat]] of the [[Cabinet Office]].
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• David Hannay
  ...he UN [[High Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change]], reporting to the Secretary-General in December 2004.<ref>"[http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/en ...of of the United Nations All-Party Parliamentary Group. He is a member of the [[Centre for European Reform]].
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• International Commission on the Balkans
  ...on to what is termed the 'transatlantic community.' Part of this included the ICB: :The German Marshall Fund has co-funded the International Commission on the Balkans, an initiative to bring American and European experts together to s
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• Herzliya Conference
  ...erence''' is an annual policy conference held in Herzliya Israel hosted by the [[Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya]]. ...that Sharon eventually gave his speech about disengagement [from Gaza] at the conference." <ref>Hannah Elka Meyers, '[http://www.meforum.org/2061/does-is
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• Malcolm MacKintosh
  ...the Soviet Union. He worked for the [[Foreign Office]] and the [[Cabinet Office]], and was also involved in a number of private think-tanks and academic in *Foreign Office, engaged on research, 1960–68
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• Frank Brenchley
  ...of Conflict]] and its successor organisation the [[Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism]]. ...nstitute for the Study of Conflict]], 1983–89; [[Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism]], 1989–94; Pres., [[International Instit
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• British Broadcasting Corporation
  ...ite: [http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/purpose/what.shtml About the BBC - What is the BBC?], access date=2008-06-14</ref> ...laid down by Parliament in the [[BBC Charter]]);<ref>BBC website: ''About the BBC - Purpose and values'' http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/purpose/ accessdate=20
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• Research using the web
  ...e, groups and organizations is as simple as typing the names involved into the Google search box. ...d commas. For example, if you are researching links between Joe Bloggs and the company Toxic & Lethal Co., you'll find that typing
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• Geert Wilders
  ...y his opposition to Turkish accession to the EU, led to his departure from the VVD in 2004, to set up his own political group. ...ilders-cabinet-seat-election?INTCMP=SRCH Geert Wilders on course for Dutch cabinet seat], guardian.co.uk, Thursday 10 June 2010 18.25 BST </ref>
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• Leonard Appleyard
  ...l]] in 1998. He was married to [[Joan Appleyard]] who was Deputy Chair of the [[English Speaking Union]]. According to a biographical note from Google's cache of the website of the East Asia Institute at [[Cambridge University]]:
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• Hanover Communications
  ...a UK-based PR and lobbying firm founded in 1998 by [[Charles Lewington]]. The firm was known as [[Media Strategy]] until 2007. It lobbies for a large num ...rs such as ‘Who should you be engaging with during new negotiations with the EU and what should you be saying?’
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• Security Commission
  ...4 with the following terms of reference as announced on 23 January 1964 by the Prime Minister (Sir Alec Douglas-Home): ...failure of departmental security arrangements or neglect of duty; and, in the light of any such investigation, to advise whether any change in security a
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• Alan West
  ...[House of Lords]] in July 2007. He is a former First Sea Lord (the head of the British navy). ...May 2010. He also headed the [[National Security Forum]] at the [[Cabinet Office]] from 2007-10.
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• International Terrorism and Intelligence 2004
  ...tudy of Terrorism and Political Violence]]. It was held on 15 June 2004 at the [[Royal United Services Institute]] on Whitehall. ...ice]], [[Edward Oakden]] Director of International Security at the Foreign Office, an unnammed 'Senior Whitehall Official'.
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