Neither of these businesses has been penalized in Google's search results, and their linking strategies make it hard to distinguish paid links from legitimate ones.

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Mr Knight says using the internet and mobile phones will help build links with "hard to reach" parents and will "deepen the school-parent relations".

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The government's powers over private sector occupational schemes are limited as these are governed by their own rules, which in many cases have links to RPI "hard-wired" into them.

BBC: Pension changes 'are a nightmare', experts warn

SDLP, deserves much of the credit for getting the Good Friday Agreement signed, but his party has been overtaken by Sinn Fein, whose links to violence and hard-line stance against unionism appealed to those who suspected the moderates of selling out.

ECONOMIST: Northern Ireland

It is easy to imagine King being dismayed by these historical regressive links, but it is hard to imagine him being moved to silence or inaction by them.

CNN: 48 years after MLK march, voting rights still vulnerable

The man who reigns over centuries of elitism and grandeur at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House in London wears a plain, unpretentious pair of cuff links that belonged to his grandfather a hard-working Liverpool docker who went off to war in 1914 as a humble private.

WSJ: Where True Value Lies

Shearon admits a lot of hard work has gone in by many fans from both clubs to develop links between Merseyside and Chile and says he is delighted with the overall outcome.

BBC: Moyes praised for link with Chilean side CD Everton

Unfortunately for the campaigners, although links between obesity and poor health are well established, it has been hard to correlate rising weight and national health.

ECONOMIST: That other national expansion

As a trading nation with strong overseas links, Britain has a vital stake in maintaining international order and must be able to project hard power overseas.

ECONOMIST: Future defence policy