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Examples
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"I am not denying there are potential unsavory consequences to consider, but bringing the market into health care can serve everyone in terms of falling waiting times and improving the provision of health care," says James Gubb , director of the health unit at Civitas in London.
Europe's Failing Health Javier Espinoza 2011
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Thanks for the reviews, I'm going to go Gubb a bit.
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"There can be no local support without genuine local participation and democratic partnerships," Gubb said.
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"This project, which created 600 sustainable jobs for people who were previously unemployed, serves as a model for the future projects," Gubb said.
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Wessa said SANParks was insensitive to the history of civil society involvement in conserving the Cape Peninsula Mountain Chain and systematically excluded many NGOs from its decision-making processes, Gubb said.
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By contrast, Gubb points to the successful partnership formed between government, business and civil society to manage the
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Gubb of the Wildlife Society of SA said Caps intended promoting public awareness of the hazards of transporting highly toxic and radio-active substances.
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The two most notable examples are Ellis P.rker Butler's P.ilo Gubb and P.rcival Wilde's P. Moran (of Shetland Yard).
In The Queens' Parlour Queen, Ellery 1864
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In the Second Division Essemmay beat Liver Academy 2-0, McGarrity and McLoughlin netting, as Barrluca had Higgins (2), Grange and Gubb on target in the 4-1 win over Rockville.
icLiverpool 2010
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In the Second Division Essemmay beat Liver Academy 2-0, McGarrity and McLoughlin netting, as Barrluca had Higgins (2), Grange and Gubb on target in the 4-1 win over Rockville.
icLiverpool 2010
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