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1 BBC 's ‘ That 's Life ’ consumer television programme was the first outside customer , followed by Barclaycard mainly for consumer issues and Newcastle College of Arts and Technology for employment and benefit issues .
2 A system of post-horses and vouchers for supplies and hospitality ensured that royal messengers and royal agents ( including Lupus himself ) could move around the realm .
3 Some £1.49million is scheduled for infrastructure , £2.5billion for rolling stock and £836million for stations and terminals .
4 Drinks come free at meals you 'll be pleased to know … lemonade for the kids and wine for Mum and Dad .
5 But if the private world of family life is a world fraught with tension and danger for parents and children , it is far more frightening for the elderly : they may very well find themselves excluded from it .
6 The visit will include a brief history of the forge and a live demonstration of making decorative items such as rams ' heads and owls for pokers and intricate scroll work , using traditional techniques .
7 Perks such as company cars and allowances for newspapers and TV are common .
8 This tax is set at 10% of the portion of the purchase price above $30,000 for cars and $10,000 for furs and jewellery .
9 The venue is ideally suited to importers and exporters for product and new vehicle launches and answers the immediate community need of Larne for a conference and exhibition centre .
10 Working for Patients aims to further introduce market forces into the NHS in an attempt to achieve its stated objectives of better healthcare and choice for patients and greater satisfaction and rewards for those who successfully respond to local needs and preferences .
11 The company , with plants at Oxford and Milton near Didcot , make computers and software for schools and colleges .
12 An entertainment in words and music for doctors and their patients
13 One area which has proved very popular have been the walks and activities for children and young people with disabilities .
14 Gin , we are told , is one of the purest spirits made , and juniper berries , the baies de genièvre or ginepro from which Geneva or gin derived its name , provide the characteristic flavouring which everyone who ever drank a glass of gin in their lives would recognize when he tastes the juniper-berry flavour in Provençal game terrines and certain Northern Italian sauces and stuffings for partridge and pheasant ; and eau de vie de genièvre is a spirit used in French and Belgian Ardennais regional cooking , so it seems extraordinary that people blanch at the suggestion that gin should go into the casseroles .
15 The Riverside programme incorporates drama , music recitals , rock bands , chat shows , ballet , contemporary dance , opera , variety , professional snooker , children 's shows , pantomime and recordings for television and radio shows ( it is planned this year to record BBC TV 's ‘ Question Time ’ ) .
16 The Riverside programme incorporates drama , music recitals , rock bands , chat shows , variety , professional snooker , children 's shows , pantomime and recordings for television and radio shows ( it is planned this year to record BBC TV 's ‘ Question Time ’ ) .
17 Soltan himself ( cello ) performs his Melody and Chorale for Cello and Piano ( Valentina Vavlova ) , a strange amalgamation of Shostakovichian Sturm und Drang , and Fauréan neo-modal sensibility .
18 However , when flooded , these areas provide a wealth of fish and wildfowl for food and sport , as well as rushes and reeds for building and furnishing .
19 On the other hand , if an RAF plane strays and crash-lands they usually give them bacon and eggs for breakfast and send them home . ’
20 Good idea you can have bacon and egg for breakfast and bacon butties for dinner
21 Mr Milburn said £600m would be allocated to schools and £300m for skills and training .
22 But in The Uses of Literacy ( 1957 ) Richard Hoggart showed that even in these dismal surroundings people could find all they wanted in terms of home , work , friends and relations , food , drink , clothing and suchlike provisions , churches , schools and facilities for leisure and entertainment .
23 ATs and PS for maths and science were introduced in the second year of key stage 3 , and those for design and technology in the first year of key stages 1–3 .
24 Backed by the capacity and reputation for quality and service of Sigma , Aldrich and Fluka , SAF 's commitment to its customers does n't stop at supplying the product .
25 Commenting on the appointment , Dean Witter Reynolds Inc analyst Jay Stevens told Dow Jones & Co that the automakers have been working to slash excess capacity and workers for years and that that is the situation now faced by IBM after its decades of success in the mainframe computer market have been undermined .
26 He was in charge of costumes and scenery for plays and masques , and was responsible also for ‘ perusing and reforming of plays ’ when necessary .
27 Tickets are £3 and £2.50 for children and OAPs .
28 Announcing " the end of the waste society " , Environment Minister Klaus Topfler said that the move would be implemented in three stages , as follows : , From 1 December 1991 , all external packaging used for transporting products must be recycled ; , from 1 April 1992 , shops will be under an obligation to re-use or recycle all packaging returned to them by consumers ; , from 1 January 1993 , there will be compulsory recycling of all bottles and containers for detergents and other household cleaning products .
29 Programme of short courses for qualified teachers ( HMSO ) Organised by Her Majesty 's Inspectorate in England and Wales for teachers and others engaged in the educational service in England and Wales
30 Once an area is known it is also possible that , where houses with large gardens and potential for demolition and redevelopment are offered for sale , the developer may be able to effect a purchase .
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