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  • ...pharmaceutical companies. Based in the United States, it manufactures some of the most widely used prescription drugs in the world including Viagra. Pfizer was founded in 1849. It is in terms of revenue the largest pharmaceutical company in the world. In 2004 its revenu
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  • ...www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/sep/12/david-cameron-to-stand-down-as-mp-for-witney David Cameron quits as MP to 'avoid being a distraction' to May], '' ...007.</ref> His great-grandfather Sir [[William Mount]] was Conservative MP for Newbury from 1900 to 1906 and from Newbury 1910 to 1922.<ref>Sarah Priddy,
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  • '''Michael Andrew Gove''' (born 26 August 1967) was UK secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs from June 2017 until July 2019, having ...was appointed by incoming PM [[Boris Johnson]] as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster – the ceremonial title previously held by May’s cabinet fixer
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  • ...m;">Welcome to the Propaganda Portal on Powerbase - your guide to networks of power, lobbying and deceptive PR </h2> * [[Central Office of Information]]
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  • ...n-strategy/article-139242 Interview with Alan Donnelly, Executive Chairman of Sovereign Strategy] ''Euractiv'', Published: Tuesday 10 May 2005</ref> ...Labour Party. In November 2004, every photograph on its website was either of a senior Labour Party figure, or taken at a Labour Party event.<ref>[http:/
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  • ...ed this through a huge investment in public relations and in its promotion of 'corporate social responsibility' (CSR) as a business strategy as favoured ...ed excessively or irresponsibly, this can create health or social problems for the individual or society’
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  • ...g conservative columnist (Creators syndicate), and the [[editor-in-chief]] of ''[[World (Magazine)|World]]'' magazine. ...6, Olasky graduated with a Ph.D. in American Culture from the [[University of Michigan]].
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  • ...at they have been saying has been rather marked down, if you like, because of that.'{{ref|[1]}} :::[[Peter Fry]], Conservative MP for Wellingborough and political lobbyist
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  • ...p based in [[Tufton Street]] in London at the same address as the [[Centre for Policy Studies]]. According to Global Vision 'The distinguished economists who are members of Global Vision's Economic Advisory Panel come from varied backgrounds and di
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  • ...ety]], a LSE right-wing group, circulated a job description to its members for internships at TPA. ...ervativehome.blogs.com/centreright/2009/03/the-growth-of-b.html The growth of Britain's conservative movement], ConservativeHome, 14 March 2009.</ref>
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  • ...debates Pinochet decision: Participants discuss historical, legal context of Chilean dictator’s indictment], UCLA Daily Bruin, March 10.</ref> ...ion]], which he believes were moved to Syria, adding: "that's what Syria's for."
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  • ...t style="font-size:11pt" color="black">by [[Fred Landis]]<br>Covert Action Information Bulletin, Number 16, March 1982, pp. 32 -- 43.</font> ...ion. (Grenada closed the opposition newspaper shortly after the revolution for failure to comply with local ownership laws.)
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  • ...00px|thumb|right|Center for Security Policy logo circa 2015]] The [[Center for Security Policy]] is a Washington-based organisation set up by the hardline ...e subject of focused national examination and effective action.<ref>Center for Security Policy "[http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/Home.aspx?SID=75 T
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  • ''How CIA Money Took the Teeth Out of Socialism'' ...the Netherlands, who has for 20 years sponsored the mysterious activities of the anti-Communist [[Bilderberg Group]] launched with covert American funds
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  • ...]] from France, currently from the political party [[Movement for France]] of which he is also the leader (''1994-1997'' [[Union pour la Démocratie Fran : 20.07.1999 / 16.12.1999 : Union for Europe of the Nations Group
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  • ...ctor, describes it as "not a think tank, as such, but a networking service for think tanks across Europe."<ref>Corporate Europe Observatory,[http://archiv ...r both local messages and locally tailored global messages in a wide range of countries'." <ref>Paul Staines, [http://www.spinwatch.org/component/content
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  • ...retly. Despite successive scandals, U.S. meddling in the internal affairs of other nations — including their "democratic" elections — has not only t ...candidate always won.' " {{note|1}} Butler would recognize the old policy of interference behind the new NED smoke screen.
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  • The [[National Center for Public Policy Research]] (NCPPR) is a Washington DC based, right-wing free- ...lunches’ that feature a who's who of conservative activists and members of Congress.[2]”
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  • ...abour conference, a campaigns update, recent press coverage and much more. For daily news, views and debate from the democratic left visit the Compass web ...ng> will be giving a major keynote speech at the Compass AGM on Saturday 9 of September taking place in the Bevin
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  • ...er 100 commercials) [36]. In 2002, Unilever spent an unprecendented amount of money on advertising -struck the biggest deal in the UK’s advertising his ...majority of Unilever’s customers) to its brands involves the exploration of e-commerce.
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