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[Adamsmith.org] Adam Smith Institute Blog - Are the wheels coming off the UK economy?: The Adam Smith Institute is the UK's leading innovator of free-market policies. Named after the great Scottish economist and author of The Wealth of Nations, its guiding principles are free markets and a free society. It researches practical ways to inject choice and competition into public services, extend personal freedom, reduce taxes, prune back regulation, and cut government waste.
[Telegraph.co.uk] Telegraph | Opinion | Notebook: Came the presidential election and the blogosphere grew. As Iain Duncan Smith pointed out (in the Guardian in February), Bush's electoral supremo, Karl Rove, used the internet brilliantly: "Visitors to GeorgeWBush.com were invited to join e-mail lists that offered regular information on everything from gun ownership to school prayer. The Bush campaign collected 7.5 million e-mail addresses and amassed 1.4 million volunteers."
[Weblogalot.com] Web Blog Directory - Eldritch Words Forum: World of books By A N Wilson, Daily Telegraph (Filed: 06/06/2005) Angels were on his side It is a rare writer who invents a myth. Many write fictions, but in the case of Arthur Machen (1863-1947) he was the creator of a story which quickly was adopted into folklore. That is, in a very short story called The Bowmen, published in a London newspaper, the Evening News, during the First World War, he conceived the fancy that during the Battle of Mons, Welsh archers from Agincourt and even angels, came to join the British forces in their fight against the Hun.
[Eureferendum.blogspot.com] EU Referendum: On 7 November, we carried a story on our Blog, highlighted by Christopher Booker in The Sunday Telegraph concerning the introduction of new electrical "safety" regulations through an amendment to the Building Regulations which, as Booker reported, would add considerable cost and inconvenience to anyone wishing to have electrical works carried out in their houses.
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