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Australia has been described by historians Blainey as the tyranny of distance.
space and time on the web Bill Kerr 2006
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Australia has been described by historians Blainey as the tyranny of distance.
Archive 2006-04-01 Bill Kerr 2006
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Blainey has been involved in EU Chemicals legislation for over 13 years and is considered one of the foremost authorities on REACH legislation.
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In this role Blainey will join Atrion's team of highly distinguished regulatory experts and will provide policy and technical expertise to ensure
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Blainey earned his BSc Biochemistry with toxicology from Surrey University and a Post
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For Blainey, the newfound popularity of Anzac Day is cyclical rather than the product of cynical manipulation.
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Blainey forecasts its establishment as some time in the next 200 years.
WORLDMag.com 2009
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Blainey points out that Minogue [20] makes it not only for "showing what the girl next door could do", but for being a powerful role model for women's health.
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Blainey forecasts its establishment as some time in the next 200 years.
WORLDMag.com 2009
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A fortnight later, 23 staff, including Macintyre, signed a letter of protest against Blainey, then the Ernest Scott Professor of History.
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