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The dinosaurs are already stars in Australia, where Mactaggart (an Aussie) & Co. conceived them.
The T. Rex Tour 2007
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"I wanted to offer something that was entertaining and informative," says Mactaggart.
The T. Rex Tour 2007
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Shadow equalities minister Fiona Mactaggart said: Allowing civil partnership ceremonies to take place in religious buildings was part of Labour's Equalities Act, so it's welcome to see the Government pressing ahead with this.
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"We wanted a more modern looking car that is more relevant to current technology," Mactaggart said.
SFGate: Top News Stories Tom FitzGerald 2011
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"If you ran upside down 165 to 175 mph, it would stick to the ceiling," said Les Mactaggart, IndyCar's senior technical director.
SFGate: Top News Stories Tom FitzGerald 2011
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Labour MP and former Home Office minister Fiona Mactaggart said: "Unless there is a completely relentless focus on protecting children then they are not going to be protected."
The Guardian World News Mark Townsend 2011
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Ayrshire Metal Products Ltd, prior to that our shipyard, Mactaggart and Mickel showing
icAyrshire 2010
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A canny, family-run business in the west coast heartland, Mactaggart
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Slough MP Fiona's Mactaggart (Lab) said Slough's school admissions problems stem from it being a very small education authority with an 11-plus system, which she said local parents value.
unknown title 2009
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In November 2008, Mactaggart repeated a version of the same claim when she told BBC Radio
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