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Catherine Ashton - the bureaucrat Baroness who is Britain's European Commissioner - has never been elected and as a new Labour quangoland peer did not even have pass the concours exams that the officials must get though.
Telegraph Blogs 2009
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Catherine Ashton - the bureaucrat Baroness who is Britain's European Commissioner - has never been elected and as a new Labour quangoland peer did not even have pass the concours exams that the officials must get though.
Telegraph Blogs 2009
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This culture is obvious in Parliament, in quangoland and in many a local Council.
John Redwood 2009
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There is a generalised culture in quangoland and Whitehall of travel, eating and drinking at the public expense, of employing more staff to do your work, and contracting out anything difficult or risky.
John Redwood 2009
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