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At the Labour Party Conference in October, Gordon Brown announced that the Government has joined forces with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) to offer up to 10,000 graduates a boost to their future employability through internships in small and... Full Article at Bracknell Forest Standard
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UK's Brown urges progress on climate pact By GREGORY KATZ Associated Press Writer Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown, seen, at the meeting of the Major Economies Forum at Lancaster House, in London, Monday, Oct. 19, 2009. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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The British government has said that eyesight tests reveal Prime Minister Gordon Brown has two minor tears in the retina of his right eye. Prime Minister Brown went to the Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, England. Full Article at Wikinews
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Britain's Brown pledges more Afghanistan troops By GREGORY KATZ Associated Press Writer Akira Suemori Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown leaves his official residence, 10 Downing Street, for the new parliamentary year's first Prime Minister's... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Monday, October 12, 2009 Eyesight tests have revealed that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has two minor tears in the retina of his right eye. Full Article at Wikinews
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We are more in agreement about how the financial system should be managed, and there is also shared support for the idea that developing countries should be included and have their say in the management of the system
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There are now fewer than 50 days to set the course of the next few decades ... We cannot afford to fail. If we fail now, we will pay a heavy price. ... If we falter, the Earth will itself be at risk.
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If you start with an ideological assumption that government is the problem, you will inevitably think the issue is big versus small government. And you will inevitably base your prospectus for government on how to cut it, regardless of the consequences
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I don't think I oversimplify when I say that the core of his argument ran like this: the problem, essentially, is government. Too much of it. The government is a check on enterprise, a check on growth. It is standing in the way. So let's get rid of it, or at least cut it down to size.
