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David Howarth is promoted to shadow justice secretary, a post eminently suited to his talents.
David Heath and David Howarth favoured in Lib Dem reshuffle 2009
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But neither Nick Harvey nor David Howarth is standing for the leadership, so I think it is safe to mention them.
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I am confident viewers and fans alike will be excited for the arrival of John (Easton), Starr (Alderson), Blair (DePaiva) and Todd (Howarth), said Valentini.
One Life to Live Alums to Reprise Characters on General Hospital 2012
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While the leaks may be relatively small, methane is such a potent greenhouse gas that those leaks have a major impact, Howarth tells Mother Jones.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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Meanwhile, GH is trying to stave off cancellation by adding several favorites from the now departed One Life to Live — Kassie DePaiva, Roger Howarth, Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson will bring their characters to Port Charles.
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In a study obtained this week by The Hill, Robert Howarth, a Cornell University scientist, found that the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions related to natural gas production may actually far outstrip the amount coal produces.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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If Howarth's study is correct, that means even worse news for communities in the gas fields that have been fighting against new natural gas drilling, only to be told that it's for the greater good.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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While the leaks may be relatively small, methane is such a potent greenhouse gas that those leaks have a major impact, Howarth tells Mother Jones.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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In a study obtained this week by The Hill, Robert Howarth, a Cornell University scientist, found that the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions related to natural gas production may actually far outstrip the amount coal produces.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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If Howarth's study is correct, that means even worse news for communities in the gas fields that have been fighting against new natural gas drilling, only to be told that it's for the greater good.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: Cost-Cutting at the Environment's Peril The Media Consortium 2011
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