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BOARDMAN, Brenda, Oxford ECI, United Kingdom, Lower Carbon Futures for European Households T Fawcett, K Lane, B Boardman - 2000 - eci.ox.ac.uk Substantial carbon savings can be made by European households from increasing the efficiency of use of gas and electricity.
Archive 2008-01-01 EliRabett 2008
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Boardman is the local executive secretary-treasurer of Unite Here, which represents workers in the hospitality industries and nationally has about a quarter-million members.
Raising a big stink? Try the rat. Demand is high, so unions must plan ahead and pay to put 'Scabby' on the line Monica Hesse 2010
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Boardman is the local executive secretary-treasurer of Unite Here, which represents workers in the hospitality industries and nationally has about a quarter-million members.
Raising a big stink? Try the rat. Monica Hesse 2010
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These are all interesting guesses, but the conjectural finds he describes may simply have confirmed or exemplified already-existing tales rather than "inspired" them (the word Boardman uses of these examples).
Looking for the Lost Greeks Wills, Garry 2003
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Chris Boardman is third, less than three minutes behind.
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Boardman is a speed specialist who holds world records and Olympic gold medals on the track.
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All I know is that the Mayor was looking to the surrounding jurisdictions to help pay for it and that would be hard to justify when these jurisdictions, such as Boardman, are operating with a little more than 1 officer per 1000 and laying people off.
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The 80-year-old restaurant is opening a franchised location in Austintown, and locations in areas such as Boardman, Poland and Canfield also are being considered, said Ken Haidaris,
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Additionally, many of these young companies such as Boardman's Pacific Ethanol plant are working with Oregon's colleges and universities on research.
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•Amtrak: The rail system gets a $1.5 billion federal subsidy but can rely on ticket revenue to keep operating in the short term, CEO Joe Boardman told employees in a newsletter last month.
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