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3.	Times Appeal The idea of giving cocktails to the seriouslyHospice Corporategiving A Bowlertapped into growing corporate generosity to findmotorbike maverick giving it all for charityon the size of your gift, your company willCoinstar receive a Gift Aid slip with theirto claim tax relief, giving them £1.28 for every http://www.timesonline.co.uk/timesappeal
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6.	Michael Caine Biography to art and culture. Butterworth was a superb networker and fund-raiser, getting many of the day's stars to contribute, thus giving Clubland the very best facilities. But Maurice did not begin acting there by design, rather by accident. He actually turned http://www.tiscali.co.uk/entertainment/film/biographies/michael_caine_biog.html
7.	Child Trust fund: HSBC Bank UK Personal Business Corporate Personal Home child and all contributions will be a gift to them The Government will An annual statement will be sent giving the value of the CTF and full details http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/personal/savings/children/child-trust-fund;jsessionid=0000YgMu1olgmxPLZN9FeyMi-lu:12ntf14vj
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9.	Flushed with shame at Britain \| Alice Miles - Times Online ridding ourselves of the phenomenon know as "Chavs" or the "Vicky Pollard" underclass that expect everything in return for giving nothing. For those of you not familiar with these types of people, they are generally obese, have no useful educationrenationalise - purely because there is a mountain of concerns about the managements and owners running them - pride- no, corporate responsibility and competence - low, Goverment control and influence - are they in touch? The UK is now so exposed http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/alice_miles/article3118428.ece
10.	West must be careful with Chinese whispers - Times Online If you stay here much longer you’ll all be slitty-eyed Prince Philip, to Edinburgh University students in Beijing, 1986 It seems that much of the Western world is united on the subject. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/columnists/simon_barnes/article3723595.ece
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