However, Martin Sleath, Nottinghamshire Unison joint branch secretary, said the jobs that have gone are in frontline services.

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The only visible sign of its tie-up with Toyo Trust, for instance, is a single joint branch, opened with great fanfare last November.

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By opting for a full-fledged campus branch rather than a joint venture with a local institution, "We have all the problems and all the opportunities of any global business, " says Hal Gregersen, senior affiliate professor of leadership and a resident faculty member in Abu Dhabi.

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But I will say that regardless of where any individual has been in representing the views of themselves or representing as part of the Joint Chiefs some views of their branch of the military, all told the President before repeal was voted and all have said since that they will implement the law of the land.

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Mr Dyson was the National Union of Teachers' official who led strike action at Rawmarsh Community School and is the joint divisional secretary of the union's Rotherham branch.

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The latest arrests were made in a joint operation between Leicestershire police and the Metropolitan police's anti-terrorist branch, supported by the immigration service.

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He said that a joint investigation into what happened has been started by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, the Marine Accident Investigation Branch and Avon and Somerset Police.

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