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• One Jerusalem
  [[Image:OJ.gif|Right|thumb|One Jerusalem]] ...International Conference]]. [[Dore Gold]] is a frequent contributor to the One Jerusalem website<ref>Jim Lobe, [http://www.ips.org/blog/jimlobe/?p=131#com
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• One Reconnaissance Regiment
  ::'''One Reconnaissance Regiment'''
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• One World Trust
  ...ll."<ref>[http://www.oneworldtrust.org/ One World Trust website homepage], One World Trust website, accessed October 2008</ref> It is based in the heart o The One World Trust rated [[Nestlé]] third highest out of ten corporations measure
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• The Carbon-Markets Lobby - One big happy family
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• One Percent Doctrine
  '''The One Percent Doctrine''', also known as the '''Cheney Doctrine''', comes from a ...e President, according to journalist Ron Suskind, responded: 'If there's a one percent chance that Pakistani scientists are helping al Qaeda build or deve
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• Capital One Financial
  ...banking, loans, and savings.<ref>COF, [https://www.capitalone.com/ Capital One], accessed 30 December 2010.</ref> ...rojects at the [[Office of Fair Trading]], is a former employee at Capital One Bank (Europe) plc.<ref>OFT, "[http://www.oft.gov.uk/news-and-updates/press/
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• Renewing One Nation
  '''Renewing One Nation''' or '''R1N''' was a research team within Conservative Central Offi ....archive.org/web/20010723141945/http://www.renewingonenation.com/ Renewing One Nation, RENEWING CIVIL SOCIETY How Conservatives will empower Britain's goo
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• All Bar One
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• West One Communications
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• One Law For All
  ...]].<ref name ="Contact"> [http://www.onelawforall.org.uk/about/contact-us/ One Law for All: Contact Us], accessed 10 April 2016</ref> ...wforallpetition.com/onelaw/listonela300.php?pnr=1&nr=40155035&c1=1&lang=en One Law for All Petition], accessed 6 May 2016</ref>
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• One Voice Europe
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• One Family UK
  [[One Family UK]](Charity number: 1123328) was the London-based branch of [[One Family]] in Israel. It was registered as a charity on 27 March 2008; and re ...901074552/http://onefamilyuk.org/one-family-israel/ One Family Israel]’, One Family UK.</ref> The US branch contextualises ‘terror’ as a Palestinian
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• One Family Fund
  [[One Family Fund]] is the US branch of the Israel based [[OneFamily]]. It was fo
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• Main Page
  ...e healthcare was privatised. 'Let's all go forth. Let's all make hay,' as one private equity investor at a 2015 UK conference succinctly put it. [[School
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• Front groups
  [[Front groups]] are organisations that claim to represent one agenda, but in reality they represent the interests of another concealed ag
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• Cordiant Communications Group
  :Saatchi grew into one of the world's largest advertising conglomerates during the 1980s, culminat
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• Interpublic
  Interpublic [IPG] is one of the big three communication comglomerates which own most of the [[Global
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• BP
  ...in the UK BP is one of the largest players in this sector. As such, BP is one of the barometer companies of the British economy. BP's successes and failu BP is also one of the world's largest marketers of aviation fuel and a major supplier of f
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• Middle East Media Research Institute
  ...article_continue "Selective MEMRI"], ''Guardian,'' 12 August 2002</ref> At one time MEMRI included in its mission statement that through its research "the ...de the point (and this is the function of the "reform" site). On more than one occasion I have seen, say, a bigoted Arabic article translated by MEMRI and
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• Monsanto
  ...cfm?SectionID=10&ItemID=3960 Nutrapoison] Accessed 2007</ref>; that it was one of the primary manufacturers of Agent Orange, code name for a powerful herb ...er, their vision of how to achieve this may differ from yours. Monsanto is one of the most powerful companies attempting to shape the future of agricultur
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• Rita Katz
  ...r 2003 Vol. 85 No.3</ref> Her mother Salima was from a family who had been one of the wealthiest in Iraq for generations<ref>Rahel Musleah, [http://www.ha ...as well as the private homes of a number of their employees and scholars. One of the raids led to a civil liberty complaint against Rita Katz and David K
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• American Israel Public Affairs Committee
  The '''American Israel Public Affairs Committee''' (AIPAC) is considered one of the three most powerful lobbies in Washington. Founded in 1951 as [[Amer ...the Presidents Conference. The members of Presidents Conference each have one seat on AIPAC's executive comittee, adn whoever chairs the Presidents Confe
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• Jonathon Harrington
  ...ons of Mr Jonathon Harrington, who is subversively growing GM crops within one mile of Primrose and says he plans to grow GM crops with 30 other farmers t
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• Middle East Forum
  ...is appealing). Dutch records to Wilders' [[PVV]] political party show only one donor for the past three years, the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]].
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• Campus Watch (Middle East Forum)
  ...uses, it regularly features a quote from aggrieved informants as evidence. One reads: ::"[One professor] suggested that I take classes in the political science departmen
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• Eric Moonman
  ...ort-lived [[Social Democratic Party]]. Over the next two decades he became one of the most prominent figures in British Zionism. He also published a numbe ...peech to the UN General Assembly on the Israel-Arab Conflict. Moonman was one of a number of Labour MPs to accuse Brown of "taking sides" against Israel.
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• Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence
  ...centres based at the University's School of International Relations. It is one of the key terrorology research centres with close links to government, int ...ian expert in organised crime, [[Paul Wilkinson]], [[Anthony Richards]], a one-time British Gas facilities manager, and [[Magnus Ranstorp]]. <ref>Vicky Al
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• LM network
  ...e overlapping personnel, similar themes, views and techniques, and promote one another. The network's funds and staff numbers are relatively limited as i The rationale for profiling the LM network on Powerbase is not any one of its main characteristics but rather their combination; these being: adv
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• American Council for Capital Formation
  ...ican business in Washington", and a "key player" in policy circles. It is "one of the most influential organizations operating behind the scenes" in the W ...s. Well-schooled in the arts of both economics and politics, Bloomfield is one of the most influential figures operating behind the scenes in the Congress
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• European Sound Climate Policy Coalition
  ...teran campaigner against Kyoto and against the evidence of climate change. One of his colleagues ­ who describes himself as an adviser to Presiden ...been seeking support for it from multinational companies. In his pitch to one major company, he wrote: " In the US an informal coalition has helped succe
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• Dennis O'Keeffe
  ...h 2012.</ref> According to his [[University of Buckingham]] profile 'he is one of England's most distinguished educationalists, particularly well known fo
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• Beattie Media
  The company grew to be one of the largest independent PR businesses in Scotland and, until a scandal r
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• Scottish Council Foundation
  The SCF is one of the only Scottish-based and Scotland-focussed think-tanks that carries o ...In the same month it organised a conference with pharma giant [[Pfizer]], one of the most active pharma lobbyists in Scotland on binge drinking. [[Andre
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• Policy Institute
  ...conomy Of Devolution] Series: Economy No. 12 (September 2006) (p3) </ref>. One of their main proposals regards cutting back on public spending is the priv
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• David Hume Institute
  ...Companies House in Edinburgh caused some concern as 'the word Institute is one of the most sensitive words that the Secretary of State considers'. Clearl ...in 2002 was official advisor of the Scottish Parliament Justice Committees One and Two, joined the Institute as 'Executive Director', at which point MacQu
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• International Futures Forum
  ...IFF view its role in the spread of the Second Enlightenment? A diagram in one its first reports shows a "dialogue" between a variety of actors<ref>'Proje ...approach characterised by donations to charitable projects and causes, to one more closely focused on outcomes and strongly allied to the BP brand values
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• Centre for Scottish Public Policy
  *[[Matt Smith]]: Scottish Secretary of Unison, one of the biggest unions in Scotland and the UK.
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• Daniel Vasella
  ...his basic salary of $ 2.2m was part of a $14.4m pay package which made him one of the best paid bosses in Europe." [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/41
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• Rocket Science
  ...s and partnerships to government departments and national agencies. At any one time we are working with 20-30 different bodies. Between them they have giv ...e supported the development of the Local Skills for Productivity Alliance, one of six in the SEEDA region, on the preparation of the LSPA's Delivery Frame
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• Business Council for Sustainable Development-UK
  ...ingly independent institutes and apparently enlightened business networks. One such that has emerged in Scotland in recent months if the creation of the S ...the members of the '''BCSD''' mamangement, has been exposed by [[SEPA]] as one of the main polluters in Scotland.<ref>Rob Edwards, "[http://www.sundayhera
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• Weir Group
  :If there's one thing you learn quickly at the helm of an international business, it is jus ...providing pre-invasion Iraq with. In 2004 Weir came to public attention as one of many western companies which had been colluding with [[Saddam Hussein]]'
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• Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress
  ...ers to a wider range of thinkers and ideas than is available in the mostly one-sided Israeli media' via its website ''Kivunim''. Among others, it has carr ...P helped 'initiate and implement the conference' and organised two panels; one on 'Economics & National Strength', the other on 'Technology & National Str
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• Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America
  ...ERA was "created specifically to keep the U.S. press in line...At least in one case, it has assigned freelance reporters to dig into the personal lives of ...', one of the most pro-Israel journalists in the United States. In another one of its media alerts, it describes Israel's acclaimed historian [[Benny Morr
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• EU lobbying
  ...Corporate lobbyists now outnumber EC officials by a factor of about 5 to one, according to conservative estimates.
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• Waleed Ziad
  ...Times'', ''International Herald Tribune'' and ''The News'' (Pakistan). In one of these articles Ziad writes:
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• Eulogy!, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  Following a win at the PR Week Awards, one of the judges&#39; citation identified what we regard as the differentiator
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• Scottish Parliament Business Exchange
  ...se. Five of the eight participants are from multinational corporations and one is a commercial lobbyist representing multinationals; the other two represe ::[[Elaine Thomson]] MSP: One of the things that was done when the inward Parliament programme was organi
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• Pagoda Public Relations
  ...oda also listed [[Communities Scotland]], the stock transfer regulator, as one of their clients...
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• Wendy Alexander
  ...te [[Donald Dewar]] and former Minister in the Scottish parliament. She is one of the leading neoliberal and atlanticist ideologues in the Scottish Parlia
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• Bell Pottinger Communications
  ...ell Pottinger Communications''', also known as Bell Pottinger Private, was one of the UK's largest PR and lobbying agencies until it filed for bankruptcy One of its subsidiaries, [[Bell Pottinger Middle East]] has since been taken ov
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• Brunswick Group
  ...dd]]). Its blue-chip client list is the envy of most other agencies. It is one of a handful of key financial PR agencies in the UK, including: [[FD]], [[B ...rver to ask - was the prime minister getting two advisers for the price of one?<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/14/mediatop100200873 Alan Pa
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• Aims of Industry
  [[File:One out All Out.jpg|thumb|right|200px|'One out, All out!', press advert from [[Aims of Industry]] in ''[[The Daily Mir
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• Michael Ivens
  ...ion. This kind of activity was sponsored by a collection of organisations, one of the least shadowy being the [[National Association for Freedom]] (Naff), ...are necessary to freedom. And, contrariwise, a State society is an unfree one."
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• Media House International Limited
  ...te enough to have been involved in it for all our lives, and you cannot do one [campaigning]without the other [contacts]. I mean you could present the mos
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• Campaign Against Criminalising Communities
  ...r resistance abroad (as we have documented elsewhere ). Torture abroad is one important component of that strategy; when refugees flee here, they then fe
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• Institute of Public Relations Scotland
  The idea that the Brussels lobbying system is one that might be copied to ensure openness and transparency was also seen by m
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• Business Advisory Council, Extract from Who Rules America
  ...etings and reporters are barred. The group holds six meetings a year, four one-day meetings in Washington and two longer meetings at such resorts as White ...ns. He was escorted into the lobby like a conquering hero. Then, publicly, one member of the BAC after another roasted the Eisenhower Administration for i
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from Who Rules America
  ...since the council&#39;s inception. Ten of the 51 are currently trustees of one of the foundations studied in the previous section. Of the 22 recently or c ...he CFR also receives a considerable sum, $210,300, from the publication of one of its major activities, the very influential magazine [[Foreign Affairs]].
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• Philip Thomas
  ...scientist from [[City University]]. But how independent is he? He is also one of the recipients of an email from [[Belinda Yates]], from [[BNFL]]'s corpo :You have been nominated to attend an upcoming one day media training session with [[Weber Shandwick]] ... This media training
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• Walt Disney
  - Forced to work extremely long hours (14 hours a day seven days a week one day a month off). - No one has heard of Disney&#39;s code of conduct.
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• Bayer: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...and research organisations make up the Supervisory Board. Each member has one vote.{{ref|54}} ...and research organisations make up the Supervisory Board. Each member has one vote.
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• Engineering Employers Federation
  The '''Engineering Employers Federation''' is one of the earliest employer organisations in the UK. Central to the aggressiv ...n in 1889, but this Federation of Shipbuilding & Engineering Employers was one in which shipbuilding interests predominated. The Clyde-Belfast dispute and
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• Renewal (Journal)
  ...] worked for [[Lowe Bell]] before starting [[LLM Communications]]. LLM was one of the New Labour Lobbyist companies exposed by [[Greg Palast]]&#39;s 'Lobb
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• Life Sciences Network
  ...roadcaster, journalist, union official, PR consultant and businessman'. At one stage in his career Wevers moved from being a union official to assisting t ...earch issued pro-GM press releases even during the 2002 election campaign. One was headed, [http://www.lifesciencenz.com/files/news-detail.asp?newsID=%201
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• Competitive Enterprise Institute
  One of the most important and vociferous anti-environmental think tanks in Wash ...]] of the [[Competitive Enterprise Institute]] and [[Hoover Institution]], one of which argues that the "new biotechnology pose no inherent risks" despite
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• Valerie Cocks
  :Why is it that no one fleeing a Moslem fundamentalist regime ever seems to want to fly to another
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• Congress of Racial Equality
  ...and they're leaving," said Niger Innis of the Congress on Racial Equality, one of the groups conducting a counter-demonstration. "Victory is sweet."<ref>P
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• Cato Institute
  ...oined the Cato Institute board of directors in 1997, he was welcomed as ‘one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world, a strong advocate of the ...awsuits against the Tobacco Institute, and other anti-smoking policies. In one 1999 piece written with Cato fellow [[Rosalind B. Marimont]] and published
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• ArmorGroup
  ..., Bahrain, Colombia, Lebanon, Nigeria and Sudan, and is one of the biggest one of the biggest companies working in Iraq. It is &#39;one of two companies that have raked in a total of 15m between them&#39; provid
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• American Enterprise Institute
  ...ica's richest, largest and most influential think tank. It was regarded as one of the George W. Bush administration's closest allies. ...and fellows have served either in a Bush administration policy post or on one of the government's many panels and commissions.<ref>George W. Bush, [http:
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• Weekly Standard
  ...ly Standard'' ''' magazine is the mouthpiece for [[neoconservative]]s, and one of the most influential publications in Washington under the [[Bush Adminis In 1997, the ''Weekly Standard'' became one of the first publications to publicly call for [[regime change]] in Iraq. P
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• Custer Battles
  ...ral Election Commission]] for misrepresenting campaign contributions.{{ref|one}} ...nd tried to dodge taxes&#39;. The company was also accused of threatening one employee and his 14-year-old son at gunpoint. The company was also being in
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• Titan Corporation
  ...former directors is the [[neocon]] and ex-CIA director [[James Woolsey]], one of the architects of the Iraq war, a pro-Israel lobbyist, a member of the r
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• Steele Foundation
  ...000 and $20,000 a month. The firm employs around 500 agents in Iraq, about one-third Westerners and the rest Iraqis. <ref>David Barstow [http://query.nyti
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• Erinys International
  ...who became involved in the various Erinys projects had worked together in one capacity or another either in the [[SAS]], in other special forces regiment ...y the Coalition Provisional Authority, "The value of the contract (to last one year) was $39.5 million. Subsequent amendments increased the size and scope
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• Center for Consumer Freedom
  ...Monsanto]] donated $200,000 to the Guest Choice Network in 2001, making it one of the Network's highest donors other than Philip Morris. Then in January 2
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• Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise
  ...[CDFE] created a sector of public opinion that didn't use to exist. ... No one was aware that environmentalism was a problem until we came along.<ref>Timo ...the American former-Marxist leader turned far right anti-semite, had been one of the first people to use the term 'terrorist' in relation to environmenta
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• Center for Food and Agricultural Research
  ...of what appear to be happy-looking Third World children crop picking, and one of the site sections is on [http://www.cffar.org/organic/index.html 'Food P only the 'Organic' one is available - the others have been 'coming shortly' since the site was lau
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• Council on Foreign Relations
  Formally established in 1921, it is one of the most powerful private organizations with influence on [[foreign rela ...nally thoughtful. If any book can shape the current thinking on Iraq, this one will assuredly be it." Pollack's blunt conclusion in both the article and b
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• British Council
  ...tish Council also has its detractors and is seen in some quarters as being one of the least accountable public bodies in the United Kingdom. The House of
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• AstraZeneca
  Astra (UK-based) and Zeneca (Sweden-based) merged in 1998 in one of the largest European mergers ever.<ref>Source: BBC News. Business: The C
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• Aegis Defence Services
  ...o provides bodyguards for senior American and Iraqi officials. It operates one national and six regional command-centres and acts as a link between coalit The ''Mirror’s'' front-page story originally identified Dauscha as one ‘Sergeant BB’, against whom Blake had found evidence of misconduct. A [
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• Blackwater USA
  The role of an outside contractor was one reason why incoming CIA director [[Leon E. Panetta]] sought a meeting in Ju
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• CACI International
  ...Antonio M. Taguba]] on the [[Abu Ghraib Scandal]]. [[Steven Staphanovic]], one of its employees, was said to have &#39;allowed and/or instructed MPs (mili ...t apply to them. According to Colonel Jill Morgenthaler from [[CentCom]], 'one civilian contractor was accused along with six soldiers of mistreating pris
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• Janusian Security Risk Management
  ...to the power station they worked at when they were ambushed. Janusian is one firm amongst multitude of private military companies providing armed guard ...errorology.&#39; [[David Claridge]], the managing director of Janusian is one of the founder members, and an Honorary Fellow of, the [[Centre for the Stu
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• DynCorp
  ...ary company owned by [[Veritas Capital]]. [[Global Linguist Solutions]] is one of its subsidiaries.
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• LLM Communications
  ...e, it was revealed that [[Ben Lucas]] claimed he had given away details of one of Gordon Brown's speeches to a client before the speech was made and knew
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• PR and lobbying consultancies client database
  *[[August.One Communcations Ltd]] *[[ONE]]
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• Halogen Communications
  ...rategy employed by Halogen and PMI in Scotland is an extension of the same one employed by the tobacco company against plain packaging in England.
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• Scottish Parliament
  ...fford]], has shares in several companies with controversial links to Iraq. One of the firms, BHP Billiton, has been dragged into an Australian inquiry set
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• Scottish Parliament Science Information Service
  :A one-year pilot Science Information Scheme for MSPs is being launched today at t ...nd Novartis merged in 2000 under the name Syngenta. As of 2008 Syngenta is one of the major producers of GM crops. Perhaps not coincidentally, the SPICe b
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• AfricaBio
  ...e of its press releases it frankly stated that it was intended to 'provide one strong voice for lobbying the government on biotechnology and ensuring that
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• African Agricultural Technology Foundation
  ...itute a novel tool, in Africa it is a relatively ineffective and expensive one. Cash-strapped scientists working with poor farmers in Africa might well re
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• Muffy Koch
  '''Muffy Koch''' is one of the key pro-GM lobbyists operating out of South Africa, a country where ...research, development, field testing, import, export and commercial use is one of the best in the world.' (Press release, May 2004)
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• Florence Wambugu
  ...es.com/2002/11/01/85.html Forbes magazine] in December 2001, she was named one of fifteen people from around the globe who will 'reinvent the future.' In ...d agencies have joined with these [front] organizations to quietly conduct one-sided conferences at up-scale venues around the continent, such as Kenya's
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• Agricultural Biotechnology Council
  Initially, the ABC was represented by [[Weber Shandwick]], one of the world's largest PR companies. However, in November 2002 it changed t ...cience Media Centre]] (SMC) on GM issues. In January 2003 he was quoted in one promoting the 'skylark-friendly' GM research. The SMC also agreed for the A
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• Africa Harvest Biotechnology Foundation International
  ...d agencies have joined with these [front] organizations to quietly conduct one-sided conferences at up-scale venues around the continent, such as Kenya's ...ch information, finalization of Kenya media databases and continued one-to-one contact with the media.<ref>[http://africaharvest.org/files/Annual%20Report
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• Philip Angell
  He is said to have been "one of the architects of Monsanto Co.'s (MTC) controversial campaign to win ove
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• Dennis Avery
  ...ess than 1% of the E. coli found in the faeces of grain-fed animals. It is one of the most important goals of organic farming to keep the nutrient cycles
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• Ashoka
  ...Rodrigo Baggio]]. With grant money from Ashoka, Rodrigo has trained almost one million at-risk children with computer and Internet skills. His project, th
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• Martin Livermore
  ...'eminent researchers' who had signed the letter to the Prime Minister was one listed as 'Dr Martin Livermore Plant Scientist; Independent Consultant'. No
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• Gerard Barry
  ...the [[International Rice Research Institute]] (IRRI) in the Philippines - one of 16 centres of the [[Consultative Group on International Agricultural Res
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• Roger Bate
  ...and_junk_science_part_3/print.html Following the junk science money trail: One last installment in the saga of Big Tobacco and the war on science]", Salon ...and_junk_science_part_3/print.html Following the junk science money trail: One last installment in the saga of Big Tobacco and the war on science]", Salon
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• Roger Beachy
  One of the co-signatories of Beachy's letter in ''Nature Biotechnology'' was Pr
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• Rick Berman
  [[Rick Berman]] is one of America's most prominent lobbyists. His Washington based PR firm [[Berm ...he animal rights group [[PETA]] and claims they kill defenceless animals. One quote from PetaKillsanimals.com states:
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• Biotechnology Industry Organization
  ...Sharon Cohen] Accessed 21st March 2008</ref>. Cohen has been described as 'one of the most experienced and well-connected health care and biotech lobbyist
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• New Club
  :The New Club’s persistent refusal to admit women to full membership is one of the last manifestations of the old, smug, complacent Edinburgh before th
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• Bivings Group
  ...inmeisters Battle On-Line Critics: When a Company's Product Is Under Fire, One Option is to Plant a Defender in the Chat Room], New York Times, Thursday, ...s' tractors' and 'crashed through fences' in pursuit of farmers' families! One of the goals of the site appears to be to promote an internet-based campaig
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• British Nutrition Foundation
  In April 2010 the British Nutrition Foundation hosted a one day conference at the [[Royal Society]] headquarters looking at the science ...and [[McNeil Consumer Nutritionals]] (which makes [[Splenda]] sweetener). One of the participants in the panel discussion was [[Tom Sanders]], head of th
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• Tracey Brown
  ...on new social trends". The only publication on the charity's web-site was one by [[Frank Furedi]]. (Furedi under the alias Frank Richards, was the chief ...ubsequently joined Brown at [[Sense about Science]] as Assistant Director. One of Global Futures' two trustees was [[Phil Mullan]] (aka [[Phil Murphy]]).
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• Derek Burke
  ...of their week dealing with the issues that have just been raised. We have one now for GM, but it took us a long time to get that going.'
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• Thembitshe Joseph Buthelezi
  ...Louis, London, Johannesburg, and Philadelphia to help promote GM foods. On one occasion Monsanto paid for him to travel several hundred miles to have lunc ...reporters have revealed that, with two wives and more than 66 acres, he is one of the largest farmers in Makhathini and chairs the area's farmers' federat
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• Jay Byrne
  ...Group]]. [[V-Fluence]] is based, like Monsanto, in St. Louis. Monsanto is one of its clients.<ref>"[http://www.odwyerpr.com/pr_firms_database/prfirm_deta ...ed in January 2000 seems to have been of particular interest. According to one PR article:
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• Bell Pottinger Public Affairs
  ...A) was one of the lobbying divisions of [[Bell Pottinger Communications]], one of the largest public relations companies in the United Kingdom. It went in BPPA was for many years one of the largest lobbying firms that refused to disclose its client list. Giv
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• Bromine Science and Environment Forum
  ICL Industrial Products are one of the four operating segments of Israel Chemicals (also known as the ICL G
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• Bilderberg
  ::One does not have to accept all the Marxist assumptions inherent in the Dutch s
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• Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands
  ...er-appreciated part in fusing the amorphous Dutch resistance factions into one unified force which eventually spear-headed the Allied advance into the Net ...s Prince Bernhard, the one thousand were wealthy patrons who made a secret one-time donation of $10,000. According to Raymond Bonner, the list of donors i
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• Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
  ...d within the organisation to favour industrial agriculture and a top-down, one-size-fits-all approach to agricultural research - an approach that ignores
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• CropGen
  ...has helped turn the area from one that wasn't viable for agriculture into one that is thriving: 'The Makhathini Flats is a good example of how an area wh
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• Civitas
  ...http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4766446.stm Tory! Tory! Tory! (Part one)]', BBC News Online, 8 March 2006.</ref> Through its promotion of free mar ...seems to have brought the two elements of conservative politics together. One key writer was [[Patricia Morgan]] who ‘had been thanked by [[Keith Josep
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• Agricultural Biotechnology Support Program
  ...dropped, in order to focus the programme on "product development". Yet, as one retrospective study points out, in phase II: ...nell University, USA. The project has been fine-tuned to operate much like one of its corporate consortium partners. It goes into target countries and loo
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• Thomas R. DeGregori
  ...'''In sum, I have one word for your comments - MAGNIFICENT! Keep on posting your comments.
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• Thomas Deichmann
  In April 2003 he was one of the speakers at a [http://www.instituteofideas.com/events/genes2003.html
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• Michele Ledda
  ...aturday Schools for children from 5 to 15 and teaches English and maths in one of them. He wrote a chapter on English teaching for The Corruption of the C
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• Alan Dewar
  ...4 August 1999, accessed 25 Jan 2010. NB The Guardian wrongly reports that one of the scientists was "Bob May" - in fact, it was Mike May.</ref>, includin ...'s GM Farm Scale Evaluations and their having earlier been commissioned by one of the companies (AgrEvo) whose crops they were testing for the department
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• Des D'Souza
  Karly Graham who lived near to one such GM trial at Lyng in Norfolk kept a diary of all her frustrated attempt
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• Bill Durodié
  ...RCP's front group, the [[Irish Freedom Movement]], which [[Fiona Fox]] at one time headed, all supported the 'armed struggle' in Northern Ireland, and re ...d-online.com/review_of_books/article/5214#.VpeezRWLSUk 'History: it's just one bloody thing after another'], ''Spiked'', 30 May 2008.
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• Revolutionary Communist Party
  ...f> Eight candidates were offered for election including two in London and one each in Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford, Manchester and Sheffield. Tho ...build an 'new' anti-war movement via the [[Campaign Against Militarism]]. One of the [[RCP]]'s least successful ventures.]]
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• Department for International Development
  Twenty one of the 37 programmes that DfID is funding through the Girls Education Chall
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• EuropaBio
  One of the main focuses of the press conference in London was the food aid cris ...d Halling]] has spelt out the industry's view on why the food aid issue is one that could be used to undermine its critics. According to Halling, the crit
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• European Federation of Biotechnology
  EFB lists as one of its activities to "Maintain good contacts with and serve in an advisory ...ic Director and member of the board of Directors. PGS Inc. was regarded as one of Europe's most successful biotech companies in the early days of biotech
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• John Purvis
  ...is has written two 'own initiative' reports, one on financial services and one on biotech. On 17 March 2005, he made an additional declaration in the Reg ...r Comfort?]" Spinwatch, July 2008.</ref> Two years later, Purvis was again one of a number of MEPs who signed another FORATOM declaration calling for EU l
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• European Corporate Governance Institute
  ...n.'<ref>http://www.ecgi.org/members_directory/member.php?member_id=5</ref> One of its projects is the [[Transatlantic Corporate Governance Dialogue]]<ref>
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• Federation of Farmers Associations
  ...[Kisan Coordination Committee]] and the [[Liberty Institute]], the FFA was one of the chief lobbyists for the approval of GM crops in India, a role now ta
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  ...Lancet]], for whom he contributed 31 articles in this period, contributing one further article in 2007. ...munist Party]] (RCP), [[Living Marxism]]. [[Global Futures]] appears to be one of a series of front groups generated by the political network of individua
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• Food Standards Agency
  ...ead to the slaughter of 20,000 badgers. As the experimental approach was one already stronghly favoured from within MAFF, some see the 'Krebs experiment ...pting this arrangement without question and by holding a position from day one that all approved GM products 'were as safe as their non-GM counterparts',
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• Anthony Glees
  ...t the [[University of Buckingham]] was "Thatcherite" and said, "If there's one-dimensional politics in British higher education, it's a left-of-centre to ...cal impact in eastern Europe so great that we are entitled to regard it as one of the main causes of the defeat of communism in central and eastern Europe
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• Paul Wilkinson
  ...udy of Terrorism and Political Violence]] at St Andrews University. He was one of the foremost academic terrorologists in the UK and served as an active p ...ht wing anti-communists, the series was edited by [[Leonard Schapiro]] and one of the other books in the series was announced as being prepared by [[S E F
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• National Forum Foundation
  ...ly made TRANSFORM the first new program of NFF, and in 2000 introduced the One Nation under God program. In January 2004, the name of the National Forum F
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• Foodsecurity.net
  ...when one penetrates beyond the news pages, the content is very limited. At one time a single message graced the messageboard posted by an myoung@bivwood.c
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• Fiona Fox
  ...en spent two years running the media operation at the National Council for One Parent Families, followed by Head of Media at CAFOD, the Catholic aid agenc ...o not say is that throughout much of that time Fox led a double life. It's one which seriously undermines the SMC's claims to be open, rational, balanced
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• Food and Drink Federation
  ...arguing that responses on Ofcom's website to its consultation were "100 to one" in favour of a pre-9pm ban. Those in favour include over 40 consumer and h ...h as Sunny Delight for being unhealthy, Martin Paterson responded that "No one food is bad - balance is the key - and demonising individual products which
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• Food and Drink Federation: Corporate Crimes
  ...f his own company, Nestle UK, who were concerned for the exports from just one milk-producing factory. The FDF made a major contribution (along with the N ...Director of Communications for the FDF) retaliated by saying that &#39;No one food is bad. Balance is the key and demonising individual products which ar
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• Food and Drink Federation: Influence and lobbying
  ...tten the Foodfuture publications, only that they are published by the FDF, one of them with the support of the [[NFU]]. Neither of these groups is a scien ...gy is that not all the world will have access to it. The challenge becomes one of spreading the technology around the world. We are then assured that &#39
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• Food and Drink Federation: Who, Where and How Much
  ...ion Policy developments. To support its work there are two sub-committees, one dealing with supply chain and the other with sales promotion issues.
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• Food and Drink Federation: Projects
  ...explains that &#39;FDF co-ordinated and represented industry in more than one hundred formal and informal consultation exercises&#39; {{ref|5}}. ...four stakeholders hold a similar future vision for agriculture in the UK, one that revolves around global competitiveness, greater intensification of agr
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• Mike Gale
  ....org.uk/panel/members/default.htm science review panel] on GM. He was also one of four JIC scientists who were members of the working group that produced Gale was one of the 'experts' in a directory compiled by the [[Royal Society]] to help j
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• Mike Gasson
  ...e mice none at all. Accordingly, from this Japanese study of starving rats one cannot draw any scientifically valid conclusions...'
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• The Gatsby Charitable Foundation
  ...nefits which can come from this research outweigh any other considerations one might have - that would be my own personal ethical judgment".<ref>Rachel Sy
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• Genetic Alliance UK
  ...ithKline Beecham, who were lobbying aggressively for the directive, offers one possible explanation. [[SmithKline Beecham]]'s support for Kent's lobbying One thing Gillott was busy doing was vehemently attacking those with whom he a
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• Pallab Ghosh
  One interesting point about Ghosh's role at the ABSW is that it brings him into Ghosh is one of several UK science correspondents whose coverage of the GM issue has led
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• L. Val Giddings
  In his letter Giddings singled out the statement of one of the protesting farmers, [[Chengal Reddy]], leader of the [[Indian Farmer ...inator' seed-sterility technology, which it is feared could impact on the one and a half billion people who depend on farm-saved seed for food security,
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• Tony Gilland
  ...sentiments [Ref: The Times]. Comparatively speaking, nuclear still remains one of the safest forms of energy, with Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukush ...tute of Ideas. One such survey reported in [[the Times]] found that: forty-one per cent of scientists felt regulation and ethical oversight had gone too f
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• John Gillott
  ...ence and the Retreat from Reason''. 'It is difficult to understand', wrote one reviewer 'how a book that began with such a brilliant defense of science an ...sponsible for the deprivation and death of millions in the Third World. In one of his Spiked-science articles from 2001, Gillott claims that the apparent
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• Susan Greenfield
  ...sion: Appointments] 19th September 2011, accessed 25th October 2011 </ref> one of Tony Blair's "people's peers". <ref> Tim Radford, [http://www.guardian.c ...een described as "our most visible scientist and, with her RI appointment, one of the most influential."<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/power300/Story/0,2
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• Hill and Knowlton
  ...stry's key PR strategies and techniques over the years. It was labelled by one former employee as 'a company without a moral rudder'.<ref>Andrew Rowell, G ...s to create a controversy over health where there was not one. For example one Hill and Knowlton memo from the sixties says: "The most important type of s
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• Nigel Halford
  ...ublication for fellow bio-scientists, he assumes that his peers are all of one mind, telling them, 'we have to put our side of the argument at every oppor ...aily allowance of vitamin A, but he admits that this is only 'according to one estimates (sic)'. There are no peer-review published data to back up this r
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• National Association of Manufacturers
  ...l counsel to the majority members of the House committee, sought advice at one point from the NAM&#39;s general counsel.*
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• National Advertising Council
  ...om 1945 to the 1960s became one of the leading pan-corporate lobby groups, one of the five members of the 'business aristocracy' as William Domhoff put it ...er-class Americans who have been officials of the Free Europe Committee or one of its subcommittees include [[William Clayton]], [[Henry Ford]] II, [[Herb
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• Committee for Economic Development
  ...education. For example, a 27-member CED commission made a study which was one of the bases for the Kennedy Administration&#39;s tax cut. Among that commi
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• Danforth Foundation
  ...re Danforth descendants, two of whom are in the St. Louis Social Register. One of them, [[William H. Danforth]], is a Harvard-trained physician who heads
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• Doug Powell
  Canada is one of the world's largest producers of genetically modified crops and Powell i ...ans all with the exception of the 14 scientists on the panel... including (one) at the University of Guelph... apparently 'academic freedom' at that unive
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• Carnegie Corporation
  ...]]; and [[Charles A. Thomas]], president of [[Monsanto]] Chemical Company. One of the two trustees not of the American business aristocracy was the corpor
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from The Higher Circles
  ...is the key middle term, so to speak, between the large corporations on the one hand and the federal government on the other. By studying its connections i ...l for Statesmen&#39; (Harper&#39;s Magazine, July,1958), p. 64.) We can go one step further and say that there never has been any research paper on it in
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• Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace
  ...ctionism” and “anti-science fearmongering”[14]. In 2000, Miller was one of the authors of a report called the “Fear Profiteers” launched on the
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• Hudson Institute
  ...pages carries quotes from "our Family of Generous Supporters and Friends". One quote is from [[Henry Kissinger]], former US national security advisor and :Hudson Institute is today one of America's foremost policy research centers, in the forefront of study an
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• Mick Hume
  *[[Mick Hume]], ''There is No Such Thing As a Free Press...: And we need one more than ever'', Imprint Academic, 1 September 2012. *[[Mick Hume]], 'Editorial: The one-party state', ''[[Living Marxism]]'', No. 5 - March 1989, p. 4.
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• Stuart Hall
  ...promoting post-modernism. He developed cultural studies to the point where one could imagine that 'culture' takes place in an economic vacuum. The MT crow
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• Forward Scotland
  ...er from the [[Scottish Parliament Business Exchange]], one from [[BP]] and one from [[Diageo]], which was recently found to be the biggest polluter in Sco
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• Brian Walden
  ...[[Socialist Commentary]] and, more widely, through [[Encounter]] magazine, one of the wide range of [[Central Intelligence Agency]]-funded activities fron Walden was well-known for his one to one interviews of major politicians, especially [[Margaret Thatcher]]. He was s
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• Stephen Haseler
  ...Disarmament]] and the [[Labour Party]] in the Eighties. Haseler gains just one mention from Crewe and King as 'a little-known outsider, a self-styled "ran ...r the 'left-face' of the US [[National Strategy Information Centre]] (NSIC)one of the funders of [[Brian Crozier]]'s [[Forum World Features]], a CIA front
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• Joseph Godson
  ..."NYTObit">Joseph Godson, 'New York Times', 12 September 1986.</ref> He was one of a number of Labour attachés, along with [[Herbert Weiner]], described b ...nce was the Labour attaché at the American Embassy in London, Joe Godson. One of the most important post-war events in the Labour Party's internal affair
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• Uzi Arad
  ...He later worked in Mossad's foreign relations department [[Tevel]], and at one point headed the agency's Western European centre.<ref>Netanyahu's new poli One of Arad's first tasks was to accompany Netanyahu to a May 1997 summit meeti
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• International Policy Network
  ...The CEO did find that IPN was funded by the late [[Antony Fiaher]]. Also, one of the IPN's predecessors, [[Atlas Economic Research Foundation]] played a
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• Institute of Public Affairs
  ....uow.edu.au/arts/sts/sbeder/tanks.html according to Sharon Beder], 'Almost one third of IPA's $1.5 million annual budget comes from mining and manufacturi
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• InVentiv Communications
  ...nsive portfolio of marketing services through inChord Communications Inc., one of the largest global healthcare communications companies in the world.[htt
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• International Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources
  ...and the immense pull of advocacy. Those that do, and the PEAT Institute is one, demonstrate strategies that neutralize NGO rhetoric...'
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• International Rice Research Institute
  A similar irony applies to Golden Rice and similar GM products. IRRI is one of the centres of research for the CGIAR's US$90 million Challenge Program
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• International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications
  One of ISAAA's goals is to 'facilitate a knowledge-based, better informed publi ...stern aid agencies have joined with these organizations to quietly conduct one-sided conferences at up-scale venues around the continent, such as Kenya's
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• International Life Sciences Institute
  .... Research], Associated Press, January 27, 2006.</ref> However, it remains one of the NGOs with accreditation as an observer at WHO meetings. :One Thomas Circle, NW
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• John Innes Centre
  The late Prof [[Mike Gale]], for instance, was one of four JIC scientists who were members of the working group that produced :Collaborations with companies, such as Syngenta, is one way to ensure science is converted into products that benefit end-users.<re
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• Jonathan Jones
  ...009 as a "watershed year", demonstrated by two collaborative partnerships: one with [[Monsanto]] and the other with [[Bayer]] CropScience.<ref>[http://www ...re many articles on the web on the subject of high prices for RR soy seed. One example, dating back to 2004, is Karen McMahon, [http://farmindustrynews.co
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• Luke Mumba
  ...gives a promise: "The document is at Cabinet level, being discussed. I am one of those who sit on the Committee and the policy will be in place soon".' ...tack on the British Medical Association which has urged caution over GMOs. One of the UK's most fiercely pro-GM science journalists Andy Coghlan wrote an
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• Sharad Joshi
  ...has pursued his goals via 'a number of agitations', even being arrested on one occasion. IN 2002 he threatened to lead a campaign of civil disobedience if
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• Alastair Kent
  ...ent was director of [[Action for Blind people]] between 1989 and 1993 when one report notes he was ousted as director and that he felt his dismissal as di ...nt progress in the search for cures, but you chose not to take that step.' One possible reason for this change in direction may have been related to funds
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• Kisan Coordination Committee
  ...ult.html Kisan Coordination Committee]</ref> - 'kisan' means 'farmer' - is one of a cluster of 'farmer unions' in India that, in close coordination with t
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• John Krebs
  ...which ignored the important role of cattle husbandry in the disease - was one already favoured by the vets within MAFF, leading some to see the experimen ...p the FSA, which claims representation of the interests of the consumer as one of its key roles, has backed the position of the US government and the biot
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• Lexington Communications
  ...r Regeneration on [[Southwark Council]], with political responsibility for one of London’s largest regeneration programmes, the redevelopment of Elephan ...joint chief of staff. Hill had returned to Whitehall in July 2016 after a one-year stint working for Lexington. Shortly after, May intervened in the frac
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• Peter Lachmann
  Lachmann was one of the Fellows of the Royal Society who were key players in the attacks on ...advice to Government and policy makers'. 'Regulation of Biotechnology' is one of the key areas in which it has provided advice.
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• Chris Leaver
  ...Head of Department of Plant Science, [[University of Oxford]]. He has been one of the most privileged voices in Britain on the subject of GM crops.
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• Liberty Institute
  ...s claimed, 'The anti-tobacco crusade from the West, like the environmental one as manifested at the WTO meeting Seattle last December, is the newest manif ...sources/fnn/2001june/news-barun-mitra-award.html described] as 'definitely one of a number of emerging young superstars in the international (libertarian)
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• Conrad Lichtenstein
  ...meeting, [http://www.gmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=1411 Dr Ho reports] , 'one Monsanto rep congratulated Lichtenstein, "You were very good to-day!" We bo
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• Limagrain
  'biotechnology is one of the central themes for the company; and mastering biotechnology is seen
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• Robert May
  ...king more openness about the scientific advice the government received. As one admiring [http://www.santafe.edu/sfi/publications/Bulletins/bulletinSummer These were four reports containing one theme and this conveniently timed package enabled Blair's then 'Cabinet Enf
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• Admiral Jeremiah Denton Foundation
  ...ly made TRANSFORM the first new program of NFF, and in 2000 introduced the One Nation under God program. In January 2004, the name of the National Forum F
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• Alan McHughen
  ...'contamination' via pollen drift etc. Perhaps for that reason McHughen was one of the few genetic engineers ready to question the treatment of Dr [[Ignaci ...velopment Center at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. McHughen is one of those who believe the outburst toward Chapela was far out of proportion
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• Matt Metz
  ...ure] letters has a direct link to the Novartis-Berkeley deal, every single one,' Chapela has [http://www.globalexchange.org/countries/americas/mexico/biod
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• Henry I. Miller
  Miller was short-listed in 2006 by the editors of Nature Biotechnology as one of the personalities who had made the "most significant contributions" to b
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• Steven Milloy
  ...oy posted this 'obituary of the day' on his Junk Science website: 'Scratch one junk scientist.... He was a bad guy when he was alive [and] death did not ...was primarily to defend biotech products and malign Fenton Communications, one of the only PR firms in Washington DC willing to work with non-profit publi
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• Patrick Moore
  [[Image:Mooretree.jpg|thumb|Patrick Moore as he likes to see himself - at one with nature, in an image from the Greenspirit site]]Moore's activities on b The biotech industry flew Patrick Moore to appear as one of its expert witnesses in front of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modific
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• Julian Morris
  ...ontributor to several BBC programmes raising questions about organic food. One of these programmes ('Counterblast', BBC 2, 31 Jan 2000) was presented by [
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• Vivian Moses
  ...CropGen website features a number of questions and answers. For instance, one question asks, 'What are the long-term aims of all this research into GM?'
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• Mary Murphy
  ...ed, Bivings' head of online PR, Todd Zeigler, had confided to the BBC that one of the e-mails in question was sent by someone 'working for Bivings' or 'cl
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• Geoff Mulgan
  ...ed 15 April 2009</ref> Mulgan has been a key advisor to Tony Blair and was one of the founders of the think tank [[Demos]], which has close ties to New La ...slightly nervously. "I did drive the van. Not very well, sadly. It wasn't one of my more heroic moments. I'd forgotten all about that. Who did I have in
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• David Marquand
  ...ic policy of centre-left governments.' It soon deteriorated to extinction. One more confirmation of the vacuum in Third Way thinking, and the inability of
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• National Center for Food and Agriculture Policy
  ...dditional hoe-toting farmhands would be patrolling fields. That would mean one of every four U.S. citizens chopping weeds for a month every year. There ju The report drew enthusiastic press coverage. One article, [http://www.ipmnet.org/IPMnet_NEWS/news103.html National Study Fin
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• Andrew Natsios
  .../Live/FullReport/5243.pdf USAID and GM food aid]). USAID also states that one of its roles is to 'integrate GM into local food systems.' George Bush has ...nched his fiercest attacks, the corporate lobbyist [[Roger Bate]] noted, ' One of the more interesting aspects of the debate was that the most fervent pro
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• Science and Environmental Policy Project
  Singer, a former government scientist, has become one of the world’s leading and most quoted climate sceptics. Singer has also ...s only published work on ozone depletion during the past 20 years had been one letter to the editor of SCIENCE magazine, and two articles in magazines tha
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• Nuffield Council on Bioethics
  One of these reports was the Nuffield Council on Bioethics' report, ''Genetical ...he need for labour: farmers give their money not to local labourers but to one of the biggest corporations on earth.'
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• Who Rules America
  ...t. The personal awareness of the actors is only one of the several sources one must examine in order to understand the higher circles. Yet many who believ
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• Ford Foundation, extract from Who Rules America
  ...ge income and a college education. We believe that NET may be described as one of the many lines of communication between liberal members of the upper cla ...nown as the former president and chairman of the Studebaker Company. He is one of the leading &#39;business liberals&#39; in the American upper class and,
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• Rockefeller Foundation, extract from Who Rules America
  *[[Ralph Bunche]] (AB, UCLA; Ph.D., Harvard) is one of the nation&#39;s most prominent Negro citizens. A professor before he be
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• Bridget Ogilvie
  ...s. She went on to become the director of the [[Wellcome Trust]] (1991-98), one of the world's largest medical research bodies. ...{ref|1}}. She has also served on the board of two large public companies, one of them the pharmaceutical giant, [[AstraZeneca]] plc.
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• Channapatna S. Prakash
  ...item is given. It is perhaps symptomatic of his editorial approach that on one occasion he headed an [[AgBioView]] bulletin with a 'letter' from the [htt [[AgBioWorld]]'s press releases have often aroused controversy. In one instance, a press release issued by Prakash and Conko appeared to imply ant
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• Pierre Pagesse
  ...European Union]] - an umbrella organisation for farmers' cooperatives and one half of a powerful European Union farm coalition. COGECA actively supports 'biotechnology is one of the central themes for the company; and mastering biotechnology is seen
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• George Paterson
  ...this appointment. It does nothing for the credibility of an organisation, one of whose prime functions was said to be the restoration of public confidenc
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• Foreign Policy Association, excerpt from Who Rules America
  *[[Harold F. Linder]], member of the executive committee and one of the biggest donors to the Democratic Party, is a former associate of Car
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• London Radio Service
  ...s down phone lines for a nominal fee of about £25, which was described by one LRS news editor as 'peanuts' (Interview, London August 1990). ...e anybody else could get in on the act' (Interview, London August 1990). One example is Mrs Thatcher's condemnation of the London bombings in July 1982
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• John Pickett
  ...Out of the 6 reviewers only Prof Pickett opposed publication and although one other reviewer (widely reported to be Prof [[Anthony Trewavas]], a well-kno ...ferees' comments passed on to us by the Lancet to reply to (by definition, one of these must have been from Prof Pickett) was there a statement that our p
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• Aerial combat
  ...its own news reports, features and interviews, including &#39;zippy one-to one-and-a-half-minute reports with actuality&#39;, which it attempts to &#39;pl ...le Pathe News type of propaganda outfit to become much more sophisticated. One LRS journalist said: &#39;We&#39;re well away from propaganda to what I wou
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• Ingo Potrykus
  ...ates the effects of measles and diarrhoeal and respiratory illnesses. Over one million VAD-related deaths occur each year. VAD is particularly concentrate His relationship with the biotech industry is a long-standing one. As a result of his research, he is named as 'inventor' and thus has intere
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• Progress Educational Trust
  Its one time Director, [[Juliet Tizzard]] sees IVF as a way of not just helping cou ...66, April 1994.</ref> Living Marxism's science editor [[John Gillott]] at one time worked for the [[Genetic Interest Group]] which works closely with PRO
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• Project 21
  One of those operatives is [[Niger Innis]], who sits on Project 21's Advisory C
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• Paul Rylott
  ...usand employees around the world, 900 in the UK, and we have a turnover of one billion pounds and yes, we're in it for the money.' (Lyng, Norfolk, 10 July
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• Mangina Venkateswara Rao
  ...ure] in the six Indian States in which its cultivation had been permitted. One of these was Andhra Pradesh, leading to calls for Monsanto to be blackliste One newspaper, reporting on the 'failure of the Bt cotton crop', noted, 'Inquir
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• Social Market Foundation
  ...filiated with any political party. The think tank was originally linked to One Nation Conservatism. However, since the late 1990s it has been more closely
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• Conference Board
  ...as selected by President Carter to chair the Federal Reserve Board, it was one of the most central and important of the policy groups. ...encouraged in numerous nations, the International Industrial Conference is one of the major institutions in the international policy discussion network th
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• Fleishman-Hillard, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...ering in the UK, which centres on a young and dynamic team of consultants. One group, we are segmented into four pillars of speciality and talent: healthc Nextira One
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• Ellen Raphael
  ...launched a campaign to prevent increased security measures on campus. For one student, [[Ellen Raphael]] of the [[Open Campus]] group, it has all gone to ...name="RLbio"/> Raphael was still listed on the Regester Larkin website as one of four staff by 13 April 2003,<ref> Regester larkin [http://replay.web.arc
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• WPP
  '''WPP''' is one of the big three marketing and communications conglomerates along with [[In
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• Peter Raven
  :Last month, the [[Congress of Racial Equality]] (CORE), once one of America's most venerable and respected civil rights groups, confronted G
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• Chengal Reddy
  ...e in Andhra Pradesh -- his father having coined the saying, 'There is only one thing Dalits [untouchable caste members] are good for, and that's being kic ...dec02.htm carefully choreographed pro-GM demonstration] at which Reddy was one of the speakers. He attacked organic farming and called for access to 'new
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• Regester Larkin
  ...to sustained NGO campaigns and intrusive media attention.' Its website at one point (circa 2003 - see image on right) featured an image of ears of corn a
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• Matt Ridley
  ...h was the publisher of his Down to Earth books. In August 1999 Ridley used one of his Telegraph columns to hype a book (Fearing Food) which was edited by
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• Vic Robertson
  ...ason in the debate on biotechnology and genetic modification was issued by one of the world's leading authorities on the subject yesterday... Professor Ch
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• Rothamsted Research
  ...hamsted, Hertfordshire and Broom's Barn, Suffolk. As of January 2010 it is one of seven UK institutes sponsored by the [[Biotechnology and Biological Scie ...n'' 4 Aug 1999, accessed 25 Jan 2010. NB The Guardian wrongly reports that one of the scientists was "Bob May" - in fact, it was Mike May.</ref><ref>GeneW
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• Royal Institution of Great Britain
  ...ole.' However, the apparent distance between Greenfield and the RI, on the one hand, and the SMC appears partly illusory. This can be sensed from the SMC' ...with which Greenfield has shown she is more than happy to cooperate, while one of the other two staff members, [[Becky Morelle]], who is responsible for '
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• Fishburn Hedges
  .... Williams is currently a Commissioner with the [[Charity Commission]], as one of the five non-executive Commissioners responsible for the regulation of 1 ...ww.pre-school.org.uk/about-us/partners/, accessed 25 September 2008</ref> One assumes the corporate funders are interested in accessing markets.
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• Connect Public Affairs Ltd
  [[All-Party Parliamentary Water Group]] | [[One Housing Group]] | [[Passenger Transport Executive Group ]] | [[Pimlico Plum ...arly Excellence]] | [[National Federation of Occupational Pensioners]] | [[One Housing Group]] | [[Pimlico Plumbers]] | [[Prologis UK]] Ltd | [[Society of
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• Grayling Political Strategy
  GPS is one of many lobbying firms to have gained an “obesity-related” brief amid p
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• Greenhaus Public Communication
  ...ent Taxus Express- Paliaxel eluting coronary stent system. They state that one of the main groups of beneficiaries could be diabetics.
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• Edelman
  ...s new nutritional advisory board - for £25,000 a year, as is Tony Blair's one-time polling and image guru [[Philip Gould]]. <ref>[http://politics.guardia ...Burrell]], Edelman’s Vice Chairman, Europe based in London. Described as one of the industry’s “big hitters”. Burrell is also on the management co
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• Scientific Alliance
  ...enied any knowledge of Mr Durward's existence. [[Matthew Drinkwater]], the one person responding to calls to its offices, could also be contacted by ringi ...[http://www.gaia-technology.com/sa/about/advisoryforum.cfm website]</ref> One of the speakers at Fields of the Future was Professor [[Brian Thomas]] from
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• Alan Kilkenny
  ...an inviting target" for drug traffickers seeking to hide their profits. In one report last year, Washington noted concern over the increase "in the number ...S. In December 2008 it was reported that Stanley Tollman pleaded guilty to one count of tax evasion and agreed to pay a total of $105 million to settle va
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• Dentsu
  ...e least. But since 2000, the giant has begun to spread its wings, becoming one of the principal backers of the newly expanded Publicis Groupe in a concert ...and an estimated 40%-50% of commercial airtime on Japanese television) and one of the largest advertising conglomerates in the world. It operates in 27 co
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• Walter Lippmann
  :That the manufacture of consent is capable of great refinements no one, I think, denies. The process by which public opinions arise is certainly n :The creation of consent is not a new art. It is a very old one which was supposed to have died out with the appearance of democracy. But i
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• GPC International
  : There are 17 people who count. And to say I am intimate with every one of them is the understatement of the century. {{ref|lobbygate}} ...[[David Varney]] on to the welfare-to-work task force. Draper called this one of his 'biggest' achievements. British Gas insists that Varney wanted only
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• Society of European Affairs Professionals
  ...n is run by the Board composed of not fewer than four nor more than twenty-one SEAP members, who are appointed by and dismissed by the General Assembly. A
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• Kroll WorldWide Associates Inc.
  ...m produced Faraculah Arras, who was prepared to testify he was involved in one of Karaduman's drug deals. "I was stunned," recalled Abrams.
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• Panel 2000
  :Since 1 May 1997 the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has established one advisory group which includes independent members--Panel 2000 set up on 1 A
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• David Sainsbury
  ...ead of which one's got secrecy, one's got patents, one's got contracts and one's got shareholders."<ref>Professor Steven Rose, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/world ...nce Media Centre]] is Diatech consultant, [[Mike Wilson]]. Wilson was also one of a number of scientists with links to Lord Sainsbury's funding network w
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• Arthur Seldon
  Seldon was on the Advisory Council of the [[Libertarian Alliance]], one of whose leaders described Demos as: ...r the 'left-face' of the US [[National Strategy Information Centre]] (NSIC)one of the funders of [[Brian Crozier]]'s [[Forum World Features]], a CIA front
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• Philip Stott
  ...ml Home page], Global Warming Politics blog, accessed 3 Oct 2009</ref>. At one time Stott also ran a separate 'Pro-Biotech' website. He is a regular panel ...daptations'. These quotations come from an article which he describes as 'one of my more balanced pieces' (personal communication).
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• Science Media Centre
  ...the initiative. According to the ''[[Financial Times]]'' Greenfield was 'one of the main organisers of the initiative, together with [[Lord Sainsbury]], ...guaranteed by the fact that no more than 5% of its funding comes from any one source; yet 70% of its funding comes from business, which could be said to
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• Scottish Enterprise
  ...[[AstraZeneca]], and the senior vice-president of [[Genzyme Corporation]], one of the top ten biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies.<ref>"[http://www One issue of Your World was on GM crops. It claimed GM was "creating better pla
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• Richard Sithole
  ...opment projects. Even its history over the past one hundred or so years is one of unmitigated disasters. Commencing in the late 19th century, the region w ...t of Co-operation and Development advised by Chinese advisers from Taiwan (one of South Africa's few friends at the time), and by officials of the KwaZulu
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• Andura Smetacek
  :...In sum, I have one word for your comments - MAGNIFICENT! Keep on posting your comments. ...s material was posted on [[AgBioView]] , there are a couple of exceptions. One was a posting on [[Foodsecurity.net]] and the other an [http://www.petition
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• Libertarian Alliance
  The Libertarian Alliance is one of a network of free market organisations. Its slogan is 'For Life, Libert
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• Chris R. Tame
  ...A public affairs professional who has worked in a variety of fields, he is one of Britain's best known libertarian broadcasters and writers.
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• Social Issues Research Centre
  ...Accessed 17 December 2009</ref>; the [[Prudential]], an insurance company, one on risk<ref>SIRC. [http://www.sirc.org/publik/risk.shtml Risk!], Accessed 1 ...ever, MCM has taken a lower profile. Its website now redirects to the SIRC one, and visitors are informed that the centre "has now taken over the task of
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• Information Research Department
  ...edia from 1948-1977. It financed a publishing house ‘Ampersand’ and at one time employed a staff of 300. A secret Foreign Office memo in February 1948 ...ok on the IRD, Lashmar and Oliver note that “the vast IRD enterprise had one sole aim: To spread its ceaseless propaganda output (i.e. a mixture of outr
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• Sustainable Development Network
  In reality it seems to be one of several pro-corporate niche-filling lobby groups generated by [[Julian M ...ks for the IPN - the latter wasn't mentioned either. [[Julian Morris]] was one of the speakers and was described as 'Research Fellow, [[Institute of Econ
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• Monkombu Sambasivan Swaminathan
  ...discriminately furthering, [http://livingheritage.org/green-revolution.htm one of the ecologically most devastating technologies of modern times] - the [H ...case within the agricultural mainstream for less input-intensive farming. One of these was [http://www.gmwatch.org/p1temp.asp?pid=46&page=1 Dr R.H. Richh
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• Syngenta Foundation
  ...the most suitable products and methods for its projects. Syngenta is just one of many potential partners. <ref>Syngenta Foundation (2012) [http://www.syn ...itute a novel tool, in Africa it is a relatively ineffective and expensive one. Cash-strapped scientists working with poor farmers in Africa might well re
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• Trans Atlantic Business Dialogue
  The TABD is one of the world&#39;s most powerful unelected bodies - &#39;unique because of ...st&#39;s most influential CEOs divided into 40 issue groups which comprise one EU CEO
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• GolinHarris
  One of the biggest PR firms in the world, owned by [[Interpublic]]. ...ank Award" and makes Al the first recipient. It is to be given annually to one of McDonald's worldwide public relations firms that best reflects Al's comm
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• Diversified Agency Services
  ...irect marketing company in [[Rapp Collins Worldwide]]; and [[Interbrand]], one of the world's leading consultancies in brand strategy, valuation, and nami
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• Burson-Marsteller
  Burson-Marsteller (B-M) was established in 1953 and grew to become one of the biggest PR and lobbying agencies in the world. It is owned by commun Burson-Marsteller (B-M) is one of the largest public relations (PR) agencies in the world and also the mos
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• Grayling
  ...arent company, Huntsworth merged two of its companies, Grayling and Dutko, one of Washington's top-earning lobbying firms having bought it in 2009. It bec
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• Michael Burrell
  ...able to drop their opposition and argue in favour of clients, according to one of Westminster's leading lobbyists. ...ed by party whips after hearing the Second Reading debate. Mr Burrell said one tactic was "to get your supporters to speak but not support you. Then they
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• Huntsworth plc
  ...w her package fall from £730,000 to £575,000 (although she did receive a one-off payment of £590,000 for 'compensation for loss of office' because she
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• Grey Global Group
  *One-To-One Brand Communication. . [[Grey Direct]]
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• Dick Taverne
  ...e also chairs [[Sense about Science]], a pro-GM lobby group which has been one of the [[Royal Society]]'s closest allies. [[Sense about Science]] was set :...In attacking one form of fundamentalism, Taverne supplants it with his own: a naive and outd
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• Juliet Tizzard
  ...so known as Eve Kay and as Eve Anderson) was involved with the [[RCP]] as one of the principal coordinators and is married to [[James Heartfield]], who h ...his mythical 'designer baby' is or how pre-implantation screening takes us one step closer to creating it. Embryo screening has been with us for nearly a
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• United States Agency for International Development
  ...th, agriculture and trade, as a key part of its remit. It spends less than one-half of 1 percent of the federal budget. Promoting GM is an official part of USAID's remit - one of its roles is to "integrate biotech into local food systems."<ref>[http:/
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• Elizabeth Whelan
  * Elizabeth M. Whelan, <i>The one-hundred-percent natural, purely organic, cholesterol-free, megavitamin, low
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• Mike Wilson
  ...ally-granted or pending patents for general biotechnological applications. One project he undertook while at the JIC, relating to a commonly used viral pr ...hat hasn't stopped Wilson dismissing it as "media-hyped junk science" from one among a group of "victimised icons" (Wilson here names several scientists w
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• Aegis Group
  ...p was created out of the break up of the old WCRS Group plc which had been one of the fastest growing marketing services groups of the 1980’s. <ref>Sim
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  ...alist is just wrong. The history of Britain's union and labour movement is one of continuous conflict between socialist and anti-socialist wings; and with ...World War and they mark the origins of the British corporate movement.(5) One of the leading figures of the group, Sir [[Dudley Docker]], envisaged
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• 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group
  ...d Forces Minister [[Nicholas Soames]] stated in March 1997 that ‘We have one psychological operations unit, to which two personnel are assigned permanen ...entre and showed them round the facilities said to be capable of producing one million leaflets an hour. More than 150 million leaflets have been produce
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• Bernard Ingham
  Ingham was also a director of [[Hill and Knowlton]], one of the largest public relations companies in Britain, from September 1991 t ...he Impact of Land-based Wind Energy Schemes on the British Countryside', a one-day conference organized by the [http://www.noturbinesin.saddleworth.net/ S
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• Supporters of Nuclear Energy
  ...clearer line from Government on new nuclear, reportedly telling MPs that "one thing has been consistently missing from the energy scene so far: a clear i
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• Esther Dyson
  ...t of Thabo Mbeki's presidential advisory council on technology but this is one of the first times she will be speaking in a public forum.[http://www.tecto
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• Philip Lader
  'At one point', reported the Daily Telegraph 'Philip Lader, the former American amb Tam Dalyell MP, one of the panellists on the show complained when the BBC issued an apology abo
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• RAND Corporation
  *[[Paul Baran]] &mdash; one of the developers of packet switching which was used in [[Arpanet]] and lat *[[Herman Kahn]] &mdash; theorist on nuclear war and one of the founders of scenario planning
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• Tim Bell
  <CENTER>''"One can't help bragging about knowing ''her'', the Prime Minister, because it's ...ertising for the Conservative's 1979 election campaign, Bell was to become one of [[Margaret Thatcher]]'s personal spin doctors. He coached her on intervi
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• Hemant H. Shah
  ...hah has been recognized as a "Leader of the Future" by Global Reinsurance; one of "35 Rising Stars" by Business Insurance; and a "Model Citizen" by Risk &
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• Youssef Ibrahim
  ..."Hate the Jews" Fest], ''Hudson New York'', 1 June 2010</ref> He was also one of the earliest campaigners against the alleged '[[Ground Zero Mosque]].'<r
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• Definition of spin
  Our definition of spin is a relatively neutral one. The Collins' Dictionary defines spin as "the practice of presenting news o
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• Royal Bank of Scotland
  ...ational banking and financial services company headquartered in Edinburgh. One of the largest financial services groups in the world, the RBS Group operat ...ain. Tesco Personal Finance, a joint venture between RBS and [[Tesco]], is one of the main supermarket banking brands in the UK.
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• Scottish Steering Group of the Business Council for Sustainable Development-UK: Funding by Scottish Executive
  ...re were e-mail exchanges with the Forum about the possibility of attending one of their sustainable development training courses for public sector staff. ...orrespondence between the Scottish Executive and Forum for the Future on a one-day workshop in Scotland for senior civil servants which took place in Octo
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• Portman Group
  ...], former Director of the Newcastle Centre for Alcohol and Drug Studies is one of many alcohol experts who see its role differently: "The attempt to dista ...ng in the promotional material encouraged consumers to drink four pints in one session". <ref> Portman Group 28th May 2009, [http://www.portmangroup.org.
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• Publicis Groupe
  Paris-based Publicis is one of the 'big six' advertising and media services conglomerates.
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• Citigate Dewe Rogerson
  ...of the eighties and nineties. He was quoted by the Guardian as saying: “One of the key accusations of privatisations is that it works for the bosses an *[[Jonathan Clare]], former CEO. One of the original founders of Citigate in 1988. Recent work has included Inve
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• Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
  ...afield at a cost of £11m in 2011-12 - an average of £690,000 per person. One director was paid just over £1.2m.<ref name=report>Public Accounts Committ After a tour of Sellafield, one MP from the Public Accounts Committee, [[Austin Mitchell]], described the s
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• James Lovelock
  Lovelock was one of the pioneering scientists who analysed the concentrations of the controv ...attle as they grazed, "led me to participate in the removal of hedgerows - one of the most destructive changes that happened to the English Countryside af
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• Royal Society
  ...tten by two pro-GM scientists, [[Mike Gasson]] and [[Derek Burke]]. Worse, one of t he two further studies mentioned had not even been published, except b
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• Ian Fells
  A typical quote from Fells is: "Nuclear energy is one of the safest, cheapest, cleanest and most reliable ways of generating elec Fells was one of the speakers at a conference on wind energy in Scotland in July 2004: "T
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• Chris Winslow
  ...rliamentary rules. The complaint was not upheld, however. Mr Winslow was one of the researchers, he was employed by [[John Maxton]] MP. The other two r
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• Fleishman-Hillard
  '''Fleishman-Hillard''' is one of the biggest PR companies in the world. Its parent company is the [[Omni ...d Political]] as executive chairman after leaving FH. Bell is described as one of the "great and the good” in the PR industry. He is a former adviser to
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• Weber Shandwick Worldwide
  Weber Shandwick Worldwide is one of the biggest global PR companies it is owned by [[Interpublic]]. In the
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• Michael Howard (UK Academic)
  ...tional security more broadly and deeply than had been done before. He was one of the founders of the International Institute for Strategic Studies. From ...Law and Ethics of War, modelled on courses that we were teaching at Kings. One academic body that responded positively to this invitation was [[All Souls
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• Association of Professional Political Consultants
  ...pon within the industry. [[Michael Burrell]] of [[Westminster Strategy]], one of the founders of the APPC, remarked that "We were trying to promote great ...m that the professional political consultancy business in the UK today has one of the best ethical track records of any in the world.<ref>Michael Burrell,
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• Center for Private Enterprise
  ...s an independent, non-profit affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. As one of the four core institutes of the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], CI
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• Attack is the best defence
  ...d asked to stop the distribution of the book because it was not seemly for one food manufacturer to &#39;knock&#39; the product of another. After some arg ...what is important is constitutional proneness to dental decay, or whether one uses the toothbrush often enough. And when most people say that sugar makes
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• PPS Group
  ...Standard - 30/07/2007 (2358 words) Features Revealed: the story behind one of London's most controversial new developments BY ANDREW GILLIGAN </ref> ...ents is [[EDF Energy]], who the agency worked with for over three years on one of the "largest planning consultations ever held in the UK" for a new nucle
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• Finsbury
  ...their other halves. Even [[Tony Blair]] has supped at his table. Rudd was one of four people who met at the house of [[Charles Dunstone]], the [[Carphone ...ancellor) about conversations had on Oleg Deripaska's boat, Rothschild was one of a number of Rudd's clients who came out in support of Mandelson<ref>[htt
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• Robbie MacDuff
  ...Ian Greer. Yet his pounds 3m lobbying business is formally tied with only one Tory MP, Michael Grylls’, ''The Guardian'', 5 October, 1993, p. 6.</ref> :One former employee said: "Staff are expected to get up at 6 am to read the mor
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• Amicus (Trade Union)
  In 2006 Amicus and [[T&G]] union members voted to merge to create [[Unite]], one of Britain and Ireland's newest and biggest trade union with around two mil
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• GJW
  ...of the basement in Andrew’s house. I remember the first day we only had one phone call, and that was from [[Jeremy Thorpe]]! Jenny and Andrew had gone
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• Incepta
  One of the biggest ten global communication conglomerates now owned by [[Huntsw
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• Porter Novelli International
  ...4 with ads in the ''Washington Post'' and ''Roll Call'' to be followed by "one-pagers" for "Congressional aides, environmental officials and reporters to ...[[McDonald's]] and the [[Snack Food Association]]. "You have a company on one hand pushing McDonald's or almonds or whatever, and on the other providing
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• Ketchum
  '''Ketchum''' is one of the largest public relations agencies employing over 1100 people across *[[Bank One/First USA]]
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• Martin Sorrell
  ...that role since he started the company in 1986. Since then, WPP has become one of the world's leading communications services and advertising companies va ...ve led to a very large payout; the new agreement provides him instead with one year's pay. Shareholders have criticized many aspects of corporate governan
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• PiggyBankKids
  *[[One Parent Families]]: One Parent Families is a charity dedicated to eradicating the social inequaliti
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• Sarah Brown
  ...ah and her two brothers alone. Sarah now supports the National Council for One Parent Families - with her friend [[JK Rowling]], who recently wrote a new ...friends, alienated people and wrote it up with great success - as well as one [[Helen Scott Lidgett]], who taught her art.This woman has been touted as a
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• Aeolus
  ...cations to open the new club are perhaps unmatched. She is reputed to have one of the most exclusive contact books in Britain, and lists [[Gordon Brown|Br :"We can also set up one-to-one meetings between most speakers and members," Aeolus’ promotional material
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• Alan Parker
  ...is founder and senior partner at [[Brunswick]] public relations. Parker is one of the UK's leading financial PR men (alongside [[Roland Rudd]]). He is clo ...rver to ask - was the prime minister getting two advisers for the price of one?<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/14/mediatop100200873 Alan Pa
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• Financial Dynamics
  ...tish Energy]] Financial Dynamics is the PR company for [[British Energy]], one of the key companies pushing for a nuclear revival. It was reportedly paid
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• Geoffrey Norris
  '''Geoffrey Norris''' is a former government adviser who was seen as one of the most crucial advocates of nuclear power, with an ear to former UK Pr ...he heart of business policy-making in the UK for the last decade" and "was one of the key architects of Britain and Europe’s current approach to energy
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• David King
  King was a trusted adviser to [[Tony Blair]] and one of the key people who persuaded him of the need of a nuclear revival. King' ...of a looming energy crisis and the threat of global warming ... Prof King, one of Tony Blair's most trusted advisers, said the public debate on nuclear po
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• Jamie Reed
  ...gham: "[[Stuart Bruce]] of [[Bruce Marshall Associates]] informs us he was one of four people on an all-PR shortlist alongside [[Bell Pottinger]] board di On election Reed said that one of his major tasks was to fight for a new generation of nuclear plants in t
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• Jack Cunningham
  ...oversial nuclear plant at Sellafield. During his time in Parliament he was one of the most vocal pro-nuclear MPs and he was known as "Nuclear Jack" and wa He listed as one of his most important achievements as an MP as "Leading the campaign to saf
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• The Institution of Civil Engineers
  ...Society]] (BNES) gives its address at "The Institution of Civil Engineers, One Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA, United Kingdom",<ref>BNES, [https://w *The ICE is listed as one of the funders of the [[Science Media Centre]] (since 2012). <ref>SMC, [htt
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• N M Rothschild & Sons
  A source at one of the UK power utilities told the newspaper: "Rothschild's are very keen t [[Roger Ewart-Smith]] is one of the speakers at the [[British Nuclear Energy Society]] and [[European Nu
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• Luther Pendragon
  In February 2008, it emerged that Luther Pendragon was one of three agencies refusing to join the [[Association of Professional Politi *[[Michael Stott]], former public affairs manager at [[EDF Energy]] and one-time aide to former UK energy minister [[Charles Hendry]], now at [[Hill an
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• APCO clients, PRCA Yearbook, 2004
  Founded in 1995, APCO UK is regarded as one of the country&#39;s leading Public Affairs and Strategic Communications co
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• PR21
  One of its clients was [[British Nuclear Fuels Limited]].
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• Nirex
  One of the groups targeted by Nirex was &#39;Parliament and government&#39;. Ni ...technique, the divide and rule technique. But if all else failed there was one strategy left. Change your addresss, funding and name. Under Nirex Image an
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• AMEC
  '''AMEC''' is one of Britain's leading engineering project management and consultancy compani ...NNL) and [[Energy Solutions]] EU Ltd made up Caithness Solutions which was one of two preferred bidders chosen by the NDA to run Dounreay in 2010. However
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• Vincent Tchenguiz
  ...eover of housebuilder McCarthy & Stone, Tchenguiz swapped his support from one bidder to the other to ensure he ended up on the winning side and secured t
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• The Future Foundation
  ...ceptable? Furthermore they warn of new and repressive regulation. At least one of FF's clients aims to use the completed report due this spring, as a lobb
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• Integrated Decision Management
  This is despite the fact that one of its directors, [[Gregg Butler]] was paid by BNFL and two consultants are
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• Energy Industries Club
  ...iety’ supporting nuclear". He added: "It is nothing of the sort - purely one where people with an interest in energy meet over lunch with high level spe
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• British Nuclear Energy Society
  ...donation, in 2005 BNES said the money would "enable the Society to pursue one of its important aims, namely education and training. We are hoping to esta
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• Weber Shandwick
  '''Weber Shandwick''' is the UK subsidiary of [[Weber Shandwick Worldwide]], one of the biggest global PR companies (owned by [[Interpublic]]). In 2006, the ...neutral on issues like nuclear power and just provide professional advice. One email from Weber to BNFL from September 2004 gives an answer. It said: "As
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• Industry and Parliament Trust
  ...e Executive Committee. In 1993 she was named by "Best of British Women" as one of Britain's top six public relations women. She was President of the [[Ins
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• Brian Wilson
  ...by the [[Foreign Policy Centre]], which has long backed nuclear power. At one meeting, entitled 'Can We Wait for Renewables?' at the Labour Party Confere
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• British Energy
  ...Centre]]. Scottish PR firm [[BIG Partnership]] acted as BE's PR agency at one point.
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• Weber Group
  ...e largest PR agency in the world. In 2000, Weber Group merged with another one of Interpublic's acquisitions: UK international PR group [[Shandwick]], cre
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• Nuclear Industry Association
  ...as a sunset industry, enduring a slow and not very graceful decline, into one with bright and optimistic prospects that is destined now to be a cornersto ...Insurers]] Ltd | [[Nuclear Technologies]] Plc | [[Nu-Tech Associates]] | [[One North East | [[Parsons Brinckerhoff]] Limited | [[Pinsent Masons Solicitors
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• Lobbying of the Nuclear Industry Association in the mid-noughties
  ...Ipek to go through NIA's forward communications and public affairs plans. One of the items we discussed was improved co-operation between NIA and the ind You have been nominated to attend an upcoming one day media training session with [[Weber Shandwick]] ... This media training
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• Lord Stevenson's visit
  ...ow children to socialise with each other in a non-threatening environment. One of the outcomes of the day was a banner(20mx5m) painted by the children and
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• Christopher Haskins
  Haskins was an important business supporter of New Labour. One of [[Tony Blair]]'s closest advisers (and a Labour Party funder — he gave ...s Rusks under licence and Batchelors Baked Beans in Ireland. They own NFT, one of the largest chilled food distributors in the UK. <ref>Eurofood, [http://
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• Economic League
  ...ionalise and restructure the League lead to internal disputes and at least one discontent employee leaking information and documents to journalists about ...e the largest party, but they had lost their overall majority and Hall was one of 90 Conservative MPs to lose their seat. They couldn’t secure the suppo
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• National Propaganda
  One of the first cross-corporate propaganda organisations in the UK, set up at ...tes walk from the House of Commons. The meeting had in fact been called by one of the House of Commons' newest Conservative and Unionist Party members, Re
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• Zentralverband der Deutschen Werbewirtschaft
  ...as it unites all of the various groups operating within advertising within one single organisation.
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• Simon Jenkins
  ...ite parliament, Blair can permit a new power station on the site of an old one. Nor is it sensible to attribute to the next generation of power plants the ...ouse gas is negligible � less in a year than is exhaled by one transatlantic jet. The subsidies would be infinitely better spent cleaning
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• University of the Arts
  ...Arts is the new name for a variety of London colleges now amalgamated into one institution. ...ting professor of Public Relations at the London College of Communication, one of the colleges in the University. Another visiting professor is [[Carole T
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• Citigate Global Intelligence and Security
  :One large company rumored to have seriously considered an acquisition in invest ...pril 2006 that Incepta has suddenly closed CGI in the US. And Ernest Brod, one of the ex-Kroll Associates executives who started the operation, is underst
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• Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom
  ...PC, represented Hamilton and later Hamilton South in Parliament for twenty-one years. Rising to become Secretary of State for Defence in 1997, he was appo
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• George Younger
  ...e assumed the chairmanship one year later. His chairmanship coincided with one of the bank’s most successful periods in its history, culminating in the
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• Trades Union Committee for European and Transatlantic Understanding
  ...le]], Mr [[Roy Mason]], and Lord Stewart, former Labour foreign secretary. One of its American vice-presidents, Mr [[Lane Kirkland]], is on NED's board of
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• Big Business and the Moderates
  TRUEMID attempted to influence union elections. One of its documents, which leaked to the press, contained detailed instruction
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• Priority profiles
  #[[Health4schools]] needs references, but it is only one sentence (expanded slightly and referenced by neha) ...Chartered Accountants of Scotland]] needs references, double page too, and one blank page with the same title - appears to have been done by Fiona
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• Tom Spencer
  :Tom Spencer, Executive Director of the European Center for Public Affairs, one of the commissioners of the Commission on Globalization, said the differenc
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• Yvette Cooper
  ...s now director of the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] and has become one of the most outspoken champions of the industry's 'green' credentials."<ref ...ded to [[Alkane Energy]], two shale licences went to [[Hutton Energy]] and one to [[IGas]]. There are plans for five shale wells and to conduct 2D and 3D
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• Sheila Gunn
  ...ll, no doubt GPC's salubrious client list and the fact that Gunn works for one of the biggest US firms in the world was left out of Gunn's Conservative Pa
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• Weber Shandwick Adamson
  '''Weber Shandwick Adamson''' started out as [[Adamson Associates]] run by one of the most experienced lobbyists in Brussels [[Paul Adamson]]. Adamson so
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• Kenan Malik
  One of the signature positions of the [[LM network]] is that they say they are ...s attempt to suppress free speech. The last time someone tried to suppress one of our meetings it was the [[National Front]]."<ref name="Scots"/> A few da
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• Joan Hoey
  :All of this must make him just the man to impress one of the Centre's associates, [[Joan Hoey]], of the Economist Intelligence Un
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• Trilateral Commission
  ...gures from Europe, Japan, and North America. The Trilateral Commission is one of the three most important global elite planning groups (the others being ...e, [[Goldman Sachs]], [[General Motors]], [[British Petroleum]] and [[Bank One]])
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• General Electric
  ...Japan that were involved in the March 2011 nuclear catastrophe. Even after one reactor exploded, GE defended the reactors it supplied to Japan 40 years ag ...billion US, an impossible figure for any single company - even [[TEPCO]], one of the largest power companies in the world. It is why compensation and lif
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• Nuclear rebuild: How the Different Newspapers Stack Up
  ...far more expensive and less safe than proponents promised - there is a new one, that they will be a prime target for terrorists ...Nevertheless we cannot
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• NUKlear21
  ...ding to Rooms "We first came to the European Parliament some 10 years ago. One of the most important things we have noticed in that time is that more and ...ion in greenhouse gas emissions by 2010. At the same time, the emission of one of the most damaging greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide - is 3% higher than
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• GMB
  The '''GMB''' is one of the UK's largest trade unions. It was founded in 1889 and has over 600,0 The union are active in the [[Labour Party]] and have been one of the biggest donors to the the party.
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• Cross Party Group on the Civil Nuclear Industry
  ...r industry. This was preceded months earlier by a trip to Torness, home to one of Scotland&#39;s nuclear plants, part of which was funded by British Energ
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• Elaine Murray
  Along with the pro-nuclear Conservative MP [[David Mundell]], she is one of two MSPs singled out by the [[TGWU]]'s John Rogerson, a shop steward fro
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• David Mundell
  ...ing advocate for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross to replace the one currently being decommissioned. In November 2004, whilst still an MSP, Mund
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• Lisa Woolhouse
  But just how "independent" is she? Woolhouse was one of the recipients of an email from [[Belinda Yates]], from [[BNFL]]'s corpo :You have been nominated to attend an upcoming one day media training session with [[Weber Shandwick]] ... This media training
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• Royal Academy of Engineering
  *The [[Duke of Edinburgh]] is one of its senior fellows and the [[Duke of Kent]] is a Royal Fellow. *Its form
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• John Collier
  ...In 1990 he was elected as a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]]. He was also a one time President of the [[Institute of Chemical Engineers]]. In 1995 he deliv
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• World Nuclear Association
  ...unications with opinion formers and the general public on nuclear issues". One of the participants was Sir [[Bernard Ingham]], from the [[Supporters of Nu ...after year it churns out electricity without incident. There has not been one instance in history where civil nuclear plants have been used as a means of
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• United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
  ...e plug missing. Leeds Crown Court heard it was "pure good fortune" that no-one was exposed to the beam of gamma radiation, due to the fact that it happene
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• Barbara Thomas Judge
  ...yer, businesswoman, lobbyist and nuclear expert. She has been described as one of Britain's 100 most powerful and best connected women. <ref name= "Woman'
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• QBO Bell Pottinger, Clients, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  *[[One Account]]
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• British Nuclear Group
  One of the most notable incidents came in 1999, when BNFL admitted falsifying d
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• Brevia Consulting
  ...ublic relations. [[Francis Halewood]], former editor of the BBC's World at One and a previous acting Director of Communications for the [[Conservative Par
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• Thomas Docherty
  ...nce of Reed's electoral success. A few days after the election, he wrote: "One of the challenges facing Jamie will be to help push the government into an
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• Areva
  ...mful effects are felt more distinctly than Niger, in West Africa. Niger is one of the world’s poorest countries, ranking last in the Human Development I ...eva had to take action. Some radioactive spots identified by Greenpeace in one mining village were cleaned up. However, Greenpeace said that this limited
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• Media Smart
  ...n the UK and is supported by the UK and EU governments....In the UK, it is one of the only media literacy programmes in which [[Ofcom]] plays an active ro ...n Good Practices Action on Diet Physical Activity and Health Working Group One Paul Jackson, Media Smart Chairman 11 May 2006
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• Nick Butler
  The then Prime Minister [[Gordon Brown]] listed Butler as one of his special advisers in a parliamentary answer on 16 July 2009.<ref>[htt
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• European Information, Communications and Consumer Electronics Technology Industry Associations
  ..."inventions of no technical nature", as expressed slightly differently in one of their statements:
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• Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe
  ...tion, and major backers of the international European movement. It is also one of the European social partners, representing large private employers at th ...tion, and major backers of the international European movement. It is also one of the European social partners, representing large private employers at th
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• Gordon Brown
  One of Brown's key advisors is [[Ed Balls]], whose father-in-law [[Tony Cooper] ...e top 20, it was generally necessary to demonstrate influence in more than one of the spheres<ref>The <i>Jewish Chronicle</i> [http://www.thejc.com/home.a
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• Weber Shandwick Public Affairs
  ...the world and largest in the UK, whose ultimate owner is [[Interpublic]], one of the big three global communications conglomerates.
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• Weber Shandwick Square Mile
  '''Weber Shandwick | Square Mile''' is one of the UK's biggest financial PR firms. It is a subsidiary of [[Weber Shan
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• Bill Turnbull
  ...gramme Breakfast and is a regular presenter of the six o'clock news. He is one of the BBC's most experienced newscasters. Bill began his career at Radio C
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• Paul Murricane
  ...five years as Director Of Broadcast with [[Countrywide Porter Novelli]] - one of the top four PR consultancies in the UK, and the biggest European-wide.
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• Hazel Irvine
  :Hazel Irvine is one of the best-known and instantly familiar faces on the BBC's sports broadcas
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• Catalyst
  ..." in the national policy debate. In October 2003 it was the winner of the "One To Watch" prize at Prospect magazine's Think Tank of the Year Awards.
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• EDF: Lobbying
  ...ed, accessed February 2006.</ref> Its subsidiary [[EDF Energy]] is already one of the largest energy companies in the UK, supplying gas and electricity to ...[[Gordon Brown]], Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time, would have been one of those celebrating. Brown had moved to EDF from the lobbying and PR compa
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• La Maison de l'Europe
  :[[Forum Europe]] has been established since 1989 as one of the leading EU issues specialists by creating a neutral platform for deb
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• Experian
  * More than one fifth of the world's population has been classified by Experian into demogr
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• Donald Miller
  ...He said the one thing that would potentially save Scotland is its nuclear power stations, w
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• British Sugar
  '''British Sugar''' is one of the two main sugar companies in the UK. The other is [[Tate and Lyle]].
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• World Zionist Organization
  ...n" in 1960) and has held the Zionist congress every two years since. It is one of four intertwined organisations that form the [[Israeli National Institut ...e, 8 in Latin America, 2 in North America, Australasia, Eastern Europe and one in Africa and in Asia.
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• John Hutton
  Dubbed the "nuclear renaissance man", Hutton told one interviewer in 2011 how he had arrived at his pro-nuclear views. ...[in the US] and a lot of concerns about safety. I was never very heavily one way or other on nuclear, but I probably was sceptical in the '70s. 
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• Bill Coley
  ...of [[British Energy]] in 2003. He was then dubbed "The Duke of Hazard" by one magazine.
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• Institute for the Study of Terrorism, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...of legitimacy for liberation movements among Western publics. {{ref|120}} One of IST's publications, 'Terrorism in South Africa, ANC: A Soviet Task Force ...South African apartheid regime, [[Paul Wilkinson]], in an introduction to one of his edited works on terrorism in which Becker has an essay, says that sh
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• Institute for the Study of Conflict, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...tuation in Rhodesia and South Africa in accord with a conservative agenda. One of the memos states that "as far as can be judged by outsiders Crozier has ...nd prosperity where disorder and poverty had reigned," who has engaged in "one of the most interesting. . . constitutional [sic] experiments in the world
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• Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...rorists and victims. Its most interesting feature was the fact that twenty-one of the forty-six participants were state officials.
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• Jonathan Institute, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...o successfully urged the assembled guests to get out and sell the message. One of the participants, [[Claire Sterling]], spelled it out in her best-sellin
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• Terrorism Research Centre, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  The Cape Town Centre is one of the most glaring and extreme examples of the use of seemingly independen
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• Nathan Hale Institute, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...re Ray Cline; Francis J. McNamara, a former military intelligence officer, one-time staff director of the House Committee on Internal Security, national d
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• International Security Council, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...dissidents nationwide. According to the Washington Post for Oct. 26, 1986, one of Emerson's most lucrative positions was as a "security and terrorism advi
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• Institute for Studies in International Terrorism, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...e State University of New York (Oneonta), appears to be little more than a one-man operation run by [[Yonah Alexander]]. Alexander is an important figure
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• Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...f Israel as well as a terrorism institute. The two are closely related, as one aspect of lobbying for Israel consists of trying to discredit the Palestini ...e world;" it failed to mention Salvador's "underground movements" by name (one assumes that it was intended to refer to the FMLN-FDR). While a "genuine" i
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• Rand Corporation, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...caragua, a country with which the United States was not at war. {{ref|43}} One of the authors of this report, Brian Jenkins, is Rand's resident top expert
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• American Security Council, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...[Aircraft Industries Association]], a trade and lobbying organization, and one of the groups that had pressed the U.S. government to admit Nazi scientists ...ht-wing Richardson Foundation (later the [[Smith-Richardson Foundation]]). One of the "educators" of IAS was [[William Kintner]], also of the FPRI, a long
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• Westinghouse Electric Company
  *Member of [[Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform]] (SNETP), one of at least 36 so-called technology platforms which are industry-led and wh
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• Terry Wynn
  ...n 2004 (as in 1999), MEPs were elected on a regional basis and Wynn became one of the 9 MEPs for the North West Region of England, the Labour Party having In October 2005, Wynn was one of the signatories of a written Declaration that advocated raising the prof
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• European Atomic Forum
  ...well to remember this fact.. it is equally important to remember that not one single life has been lost as a direct result of the nuclear accident."<ref ...r cuts and black-outs could return to haunt us. The scenario is a familiar one. The economic and environmental challenges remain the same. But the energy
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• RWE
  Nukem was set up in 1960 and was one of Germany&#39;s first nuclear power firms. It became a subsidiary of TESSA
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• E!Sharp
  [[Paul Adamson]], one of the most experienced lobbyists in Brussels and a millionaire &#39;high v
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• Open Republic Institute
  "Economic freedom is the extent to which one can pursue economic activity without interference from government. Economic
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• New Health Network
  ...GN's marketing and sponsorship activity as well as a programme of national one day conferences, regional roadshows, fringes, publications and events.
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• European Centre for Public Affairs
  A description of one of their course:
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• E.ON
  ...operates up to 20 wind farms, an extensive biomass co-firing programme and one of the UK’s largest dedicated biomass power stations. It is building the ...cribed nuclear power “as a carbon dioxide free energy resource” and “one of the most efficient ways to produce energy while protecting the climate f
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• Fairtrade
  ...or recognise easily which products were fairly traded. Since 2003 however one international logo has been used which has been developed by FLO although t One of the main issues critics have of the Fairtrade movement is the apparant h
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• Nestlé
  ...rands. Globally, Nestlé is now hot on the heels of Unilever as the number one ice cream seller, a position that it seeks in every market and category in ...through proposing donations to breast cancer charities - Nestlé is easily one of the world's most hated companies.<ref> Financial Times, 27th July 2001,
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• Ian Christie
  Ian Christie has built his reputation as one of the UK&#39;s leading forecasters through his work in senior positions in
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• British Fascists
  ...some of the more radical members split to form the [[National Fascisti]]). One of their few policies, was a call for a reduction in [[income tax]] so that
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• Wise Men (US dining club)
  ...seldom but had plenty to say when he spoke. "Once he started speaking, no one wanted him to stop because he could express himself so well," Hill is quote
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• Write On For Israel
  ...l-advocacy at their eventual universities and to join student newspapers. One can track the early WOFI graduates and determine that in fact most of them
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• Center for Strategic and International Studies, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  One day after the CSIS conference, an article coauthored by Sterling and Ledeen
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• The Powers That Be
  ...leaders. There are dozens of these think tanks, some highly specialized to one or two topics.{{ref|27}} Among the most important are the [[RAND Corporatio ...ey do not fit neatly into one category or the other. Such is the case with one of the most important institutions in the policy network, The [[Brookings I
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from The Powers That Be
  ...policy toward China, finally concluding that the policy must be changed to one of recognition and eventual trade relations.{{ref|Shoup3}} ...ry Group on Vietnam were members of the council.{{ref|Shoup4}} And all but one or two of the major appointments to the State Department by President [[Jim
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• Business Council, extract from The Powers That Be
  ...st groups. That was the existence of the [[Business Council]]. Calling it "one of the more remarkable groups ever associated with the government," McConne ...ing point for much of the work of the other organizations. Moreover, it is one of the few organizations that has regular and formal meetings with governme
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• Business Roundtable, extract from The Powers That Be
  ...the policy network, for most of the members of the policy committee are in one or more of these organizations.
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• Willy Rickett
  Rickett has been described as 'one of the chief architects of electricity privatisation in the late 80s'.<ref>
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• World Bank
  ...devastated local populations and caused significant environmental damage. One highly visible project involved the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River One of the most prominent and outspoken critics of the World Bank is Nobel laur
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• Fabian Society
  :Fighting inequality: poverty, the middle and ‘the one per cent’. Speakers: [[Kate Green]] MP, [[Rachael Orr]], [[Howard Reed]], :Can One Nation Labour do One Planet Living? Speakers: [[Maria Eagle]], [[Trevor Hutchings]], [[Richard W
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• Reform
  *[[Stephen Hargrave]]; director and co-owner of one of the country’s biggest printing companies.
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• BIG Partnership
  ...ons]].{{ref|her}} The Big Partnership [http://www.bigpartnership.co.uk] is one of the UK's largest PR firms. According to the 'PR Week' league table it ra ...y's (SEPA) 'roll of shame' for 'failing pollution assessments' and having 'one of the worst pollution records in Scotland'. Source: ''Sunday Herald'', 24
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• Sallie Baliunas
  ...strophysicist at the Harvard Smithsonian Centre and has been proclaimed as one of Americas 'Outstanding Women Scientists' by ''Discover'' Magazine.<ref>Ge
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• Scottish Science Advisory Committee
  ...or of Molecular Enzymology, University of Glasgow. Professor Coggins leads one of the largest unified academic biological and biomedical science departmen ...a Member of the [[Institute of Directors]]. He is a Chartered Engineer and one of the UK&#39;s first Chartered Directors.
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• Chris van der Kuyl
  ...s President and COO of the parent company. Chris is acknowledged widely as one of the leading young entrepreneurs in Scotland and has won various awards.
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• The UK Cabinet 2005-06: Nuclear Views
  ...members were "Committed" to nuclear power; two if they were "For" it and one if they were "Wary". The results were as follows: ...nti-nuclear, saying that "Nuclear power is a low-carbon energy source - no-one can dispute that, and it has a contribution to make." {{ref|telegraph}}
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• Eileen Mackay
  ...erprise. She is also chairman of the trustees of the David Hume Institute. One reason Mackay curtailed her civil service career was because of possible co
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• Andrew Miller (academic and GM advocate)
  Prof Miller is one of three new members who will join a board charged with the overall strateg
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• TGWU
  ...ture for nuclear power&#39;. He said: &#39;At present it contributes about one-fifth of our energy needs and it provides a major carbon-free source of ene
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• Lexis Public Relations Ltd
  ...themselves. With such extortionate prices, however, by February 2005 only one Scottish firm had expressed an interest in being represented. Exactly how t
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• Economic Freedom Network
  :Economic freedom is the extent to which one can pursue economic activity without interference from government. Economic
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• Dieter Helm
  One of the founders of the economic consultancy, Oxera. Helm is a non-executive :"Under the present arrangements no one is directly responsible for ensuring that the lights stay on. As Dieter Hel
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• Sue Ion
  '''Dame Sue Ion''' is considered one of the UK's leading nuclear fuel experts. She is a visiting professor at [[ ...to report a nuclear catastrophe" in reality, the catastrophe in Japan was one caused by a tsunami and earthquake, "and NOT anything to do with the nuclea
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• Strategic Awareness
  ...same session at the fifth joint [[Nuclear Industry Association]]/[[BNES]] one day "Energy Choices" Conference in December 2005. The session was called "B ...highly controversial Aktins Diet and nuclear. The Atkins Diet was seen as one of the diet fads of the 21st Century, but its critics called it dangerous.
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• Cloaca Maxima Ltd
  One of the directors of [[Cloaca Maxima]] is [[Heneage Stevenson]], trustee of ...ians); it also means: "A sewer or a privy". Given the nature of the name, one suspects that it was coined in jest, and thus indicates the nature of the o
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• Walter Laqueur
  During the 1970s Laqueur became one of a small group of 'terrorism experts' who formed the nucleus of what was ...rorism'' was published. The book has been highly influential in its field. One study found it to be the second most cited book on the subject. Interesting
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• Michael Ledeen
  ...and [[SISMI]] to tilt the election, and that "Billy Carter wasn't the only one allegedly getting money from a foreign government." According to [[Fransesc ...Bulgarian Connection made perfect Cold War propaganda. Michael Ledeen was one of its most vocal proponents, promoting it on TV and in newspapers all over
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• Michael Ledeen, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  [[Michael Ledeen]] has long been associated with [[CSIS]] and was one of the founding organizers of [[JINSA]]. During the Reagan years, Ledeen mo
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• Neil Livingstone, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...of 'The Washingtonian,' Livingstone and [[David Halevy]], identified as a one-time member of Israel's "special-opentions community," coauthored an articl ...nflict]] as a conduit for contra funding. This institute was identified as one of several front organizations used by [[Carl Russell "Spitz" Channell]] an
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• Ariel Merari, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...on of government participants. For all of these participants there is only one relevant terrorism - Palestinian - and the issue is how to control it withi
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• Robert Moss, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...more controversial, having written a book about Chile that was financed by one of the Central Intelligence Agency's front organizations." {{ref|92}} ...kley, Jr.]], alone, has published six spy thrillers; Crozier has published one, entitled 'The Andropov Deception'.) The genre allows claims that the autho
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• Walter Laqueur, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...al Freedom. He has long been affiliated with CSIS as research director and one of their terrorism experts. (One) He states that "the difference between Western and Soviet as well as Libya
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• Robert Kupperman, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...familiar with it to comment about it."{{ref|40}} In 1985, on a panel with one of the present writers (Herman), Kupperman commented that "some people woul ...ganda efforts like this panel, Kupperman, along with [[Brian Jenkins]], is one of the "moderates" among the establishment terrorism experts. He appears di
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• Brian Jenkins, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...es" among the terrorism experts. His moderation is displayed in that he is one of the few among the establishment experts who has openly castigated Sterli ...t entry of Jenkins's incidents for the entire century, and My Lai was only one of many similar assaults on civilians; It is also a well-documented fact th
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• Maurice Tugwell, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...cation" into the Canadian schools. Among the Mackenzie Institute papers is one entitled "A Mythology of Peace" by Tugwell, and another, "Soviet Propaganda
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• Paul Wilkinson, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  [[Paul Wilkinson|Wilkinson]] has been one of the leading figures in Western terrorology, serving as a terrorism consu :"so far as one can rely on the documents at all, they show the opposite: a disorganized, r
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• Ray Cline, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...rs from right-wing nations worldwide in counterinsurgency techniques. (I4) One of the best known graduates of the academy is Roberto D' Aubuisson. ...is Moscow control of terrorists. It's divisive. It's not true. There's not one single bit of truth to it." Retired CIA officer Harry Rositzke concurred: "
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• Yonah Alexander, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...producer on the subject of terrorism, his curriculum vitae listing thirty-one books. Fifteen of these works, however, were edited or co-edited volumes, a
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• Robert Kupperman
  As'ad AbuKhalil describes one of his appearances on the Newshour on PBS during the 80s:
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• Maurice Tugwell
  ::“While at one level the comments from the British army source are amusing, it still has t :During the radio interview Tugwell had claimed that, "One of the dead men was found in a car ... with four nail bombs in his pockets
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• Brian Crozier
  ...> During this time Crozier says he had communist sympathies. He recalls in one of his autobiographies that two of his friends at Trinity College 'were bot ...''CIA: The Honourable Company'' (London: Michael Joseph, 1983) p.189</ref> One man who agreed was Crozier's acquaintance [[John Hay Whitney]]. Whitney set
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• Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism
  ...itical scientist at Hull University and [[Peter Imbert|Sir Peter Imbert]] (one of the interrogators of the Guildford Four) <ref>David Mason, Michael Chilv
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• Arnaud de Borchgrave
  ...tify by Senator Denton's Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism, repeating one another's allegations as "expert witnesses".<br>After that they are given c ...9, pp. 3&ndash;12. (contains photo of Borchgrave in "Rhodesian army gear, one of his favorite outfits.")
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• Richard Clutterbuck
  ...chard Lewis Clutterbuck, (born November 22, 1917, died January 6,1998) was one of the seminal counter-insurgency theorists of the 1960s and early 1970s an
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• The British American Project for the Successor Generation
  *[[George Robertson]] One of the Britons chosen for the delicate task of selecting participants for t ...ony Crosland]], the Gaitskellite MP, author of The Future of Socialism and one-time consultant to the CIA-funded [[Congress for Cultural Freedom]]. Crosl
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• Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies
  ...rorists and victims. Its most interesting feature was the fact that twenty-one of the forty-six participants were state officials.<ref>Ibid.</ref>
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• Jonathan Institute
  :[[Binyamin Netanyahu]], one of the most significant figures in the creation of the ideology of counter-
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• Adrian McMenamin
  ...tled "English immigrants must be controlled - Plaid Cymru", was started by one Hairy Melon Jones and of the 51 responses, 22 were from David Currie and 2
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• Green and Black's
  ...ea is more than fair if it is properly put into practice. However, if only one of the bars which Green & Black's sell is fairtrade they are duping consume ...te is on organic ingredients and not fairtrade. If there were able to make one bar fairtrade then surely they should be able to do the same with others. T
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• Malcolm Grimston
  ...the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower co
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• Labour Finance and Industry Group
  For one so closely implicated in fostering relations between New Labour and outside
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• Halifax Bank of Scotland
  HBOS is one of the largest commercial sponsors of sport and the arts in Scotland, to th
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• First Group PLC
  '''FirstGroup''' is one of Britain’s largest transport companies, operating bus services, passeng
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• Deloitte
  ...nt of [[Dave Hartnett]], the former head of UK's tax office [[HMRC]] for a one-day-a-week consultancy position. Hartnett had come under pressure over his ...ttract big business here, and they want to use a competitive tax regime as one of the planks of that attractiveness, then they need to deliver on that con
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• Sovereign power
  Sports minister [[Richard Caborn]]'s reassurance to the head of Formula One's governing body, [[Max Mosley]], that the ban on tobacco sponsorship comin ...acing has since turned to more subtle methods by employing the services of one of the best-connected lobbying firms, [[Sovereign Strategy]].
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• Charles Dunstone
  In 2005 Dunstone was one of 63 business people who signed a letter supporting the UK [[Labour Party] On 1 April 2015 Dunstone was one of [[Conservative Business Letter - Telegraph 1 April 2015| 103 business le
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• Corporate Social Responsibility the current debate
  ...the report will ground the debate surrounding CSR within the activities of one corporation – (please see: [[Shell]] and [[Shell vs Human Rights and Envi ...international law and lawmakers. Since TNCs as a rule operate in more than one country, this virtual absence of legal accountability at international leve
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• Supermarkets and planning
  ...wever, even the government is under the thumb of these large supermarkets. One way in which supermarkets are gaining this much power is through lobbyist g ...t of these lobbying groups are one step closer to government and therefore one step closer to influencing legislation and policies which could otherwise h
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• British Satellite News
  ...aq is out of the question, but some criticism of US policy is possible. In one extraordinary apologia for the British occupation of Iraq in 1920. The 'sug ...was then imposed, which was neither modern nor democratic and was in fact 'one of the most unpopular in the history of the Middle East'.<ref>Mark Curtis,
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• Irvine Laidlaw
  ...e sold in 2005 for a sum believed to be around £775M. At one point he was one of the largest financial backers of the UK's [[Conservative Party]]. Accor ...very year, including many large-scale association type events. IIR is also one of the world leaders in the provision of corporate training, with particula
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• Balfour Beatty
  One of the UK's most infamous construction companies due to its involvement wit ...rmediary into a Swiss bank account controlled by a Lesothan official. Only one month earlier a building contract was signed, worth £135.66.
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• Accolade Communications
  ...ecommend, to help generate the right 'presence' in front of the media etc. One of our press team at Sellafield highly recommends the following company: Ac
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• PubAffairs
  ...joyable years at Connect he moved to the Mayor's Office thereby fulfilling one of his professional ambitions. ...ional relations, Dan worked for senior Labour Party figures before joining one of the UK's best-known public affairs consultancies in 1997. He also spent
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• Nike
  ...rsity and a middle-distance runner under Bowerman. Nike was established as one of the world's most familiar brands during the 1980s and 1990s and has prop ...y behind the Nike Air franchise and many other innovations, Nike said, and one of the key executives leading the company's long-term strategic planning.
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• Nike & Corporate Social Responsibility
  ...capacity building that will elevate overall conditions in the industry. No one company can solve these issues that are endemic to the industry. One of our most important partners in understanding factory worker concerns, an
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• Husain Haqqani
  ...one-third of the Arabs in the U.S. are Muslim. A little more than half of one percent of American Muslims are Palestinian.
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• Nike & A Poor Sense of Humour
  Nike were forced into an embarassing U-turn when one a customer attempted to purchase some running shoes in January. Nike's US w ...tock answer, Nike wrote back saying: "Your Nike id order was cancelled for one or more of the following reasons: Your personal id
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• Nike make u-turn on free statement promise
  Nike were forced into an embarassing U-turn when one a customer attempted to purchase some running shoes in January. Nike's US w ...tock answer, Nike wrote back saying: "Your Nike id order was cancelled for one or more of the following reasons: Your personal id 1) contains another part
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• Philip H. Knight
  ...im to fix this problem. That interview can be seen in Moore's film The Big One.
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• Nexus
  ...g conciliatory remarks about a 'modernised' social democracy. Neal Lawson, one of the participants, said: 'There were lots of very sceptical academics the So Nexus soon deteriorated to extinction. One more confirmation of the vacuum in Third Way thinking, and the inability of
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• Attenborough Associates UK Clients PRCA Yearbook 2004
  Attenborough Associates is acknowledged as one of London&#39;s most authoritative and creative public relations consultanc
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• Barclay Stratton UK Clients PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...d of the news agenda, and backed up by tailor made evaluation. We are also one of the only PR firms to offer complete clarity of costing.
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• Global Climate Coalition
  GCC employed [[E Bruce Harrison]], one of the main US anti-environment PR firms, to direct its campaign to discred ...knowingly excluded sections of the primmer which went against its agenda. One section states “The contrarian theories raise interesting questions about
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• World Economic Forum
  ...n in capital.<ref>[http://www.igc.org/ice/davos/english/greatest_show.html One of the Greatest Shows on Earth], ''Forbes'', 2 December, 1996.</ref> It boa The WEF is not a decision-making body but one that has power through the financial power of its members. It wields influe
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• Brighter PR, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  *[[AXS-One]]
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• Capital MSandL PRCA Yearbook, 2004
  ...Bartle Bogle Hegarty, Capital MS&L, as part of the Publicis Groupe, offers one of the largest and strongest international corporate and financial communic
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• Chambers Cox PR, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...ses in creative communication strategies with deliverable results. We were one of the first consultancies in Britain to achieve the PRCA Consultancy Manag
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• Ogilvy & Mather
  Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide is one of the largest advertising agencies in the US, specialised in so-called bra ...wley, which sent David abroad to study American advertising techniques for one year. He returned from his year abroad with extensive knowledge about Ameri
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• Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
  ...nvironment, stand amongst the ABPI's principal objectives. It is certainly one of the most powerful of all cross industry groups in the UK, enjoying a ver ...t earner, after North Sea oil, the industry has tremendous economic power. One of the ABPI's favourite bargaining tactics (like so many other companies an
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• Cohn and Wolfe Ltd
  In spite of these drawbacks, Lilly sought to make Zyprexa “the number one selling psychotropic in history,” Bloomberg.com reports. In order to make ...www.alternet.org/story/70013/?ses=9c20109167b5d1e490be29eb65e29dbb Are You One of Big Pharma's Lab Animals?], AlterNet, 7 December 2007, accessed June 23
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• Counsel Public Relations, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...inative PR. Our teams&#39; creative energies and enthusiasm are focused on one thing -exceeding client expectations. We are proud to work with some of the
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• The Communication Group plc
  ...don. this remains the case in 2008.<ref>Source: 'I am afraid we only have one office nowadays and it it based in London.' Email from [[Ylva B Blom]] Oper :One of the main beneficiaries of the problems at [[Westminster Strategy]], The
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• Companycare Comm, PRCA Yearbook
  ...ire the media, your customers, your staff, and your sales partners. We are one of the UK&#39;s leading independent public relations and marketing communic
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• Common Purpose
  The board at one point included [[Lord Dahrendorf]], the chairman of the right-wing [[Ditchl ...n-Departmental Public Body and a company, independent from government with one shareholder, Lord Falconer". This makes it an Anstalt, a financial vehicle
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• EuroPR Group, PRCA Yearbook
  ...€? tailored to meet our clients&#39; specific needs. Whether working on one-off projects, ongoing campaigns or shopping list style activities, we deliv
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• Firefly Communications PRCA Yearbook, 2004
  Firefly is one of Europe&#39;s leading independent communications consultancies. Our fresh
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• International Institute for Strategic Studies
  ...who sought independence from Soviet ''and'' American control. According to one author, Stone hoped to ‘consolidate the Atlantic alliance, above all by a ...</ref> As head of the Institute Buchan developed a reputation for being ‘one of the few Englishmen who can “make himself at home” in the Pentagon’
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• Focus PR, PRCA Yearbook
  ...When Focus PR was founded over a decade ago by Hilary Meacham, it was with one ambition: to create a profitable, independent PR consultancy delivering the
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• Frank PR, PRCA Yearbook
  *[[BSkyB - Sky One]]
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• Citigate 19/20, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...egrated strategy, delivers more than any one discipline alone. We are also one of the longest established consultancies in Northern Ireland with a proven
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