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Schools have also been making lists of families who are most at risk of chronic absence, based on factors such as poverty level and English status.

He added that last year's tax decisions had delivered on "priorities of the British people, from investing in the NHS to cutting waiting lists and putting more money in their pockets".

From BBC

The author expresses concern about Kennedy’s handpicked vaccine advisory committee meeting to potentially remove childhood vaccines from recommended lists, describing this as horrifying to pediatric and epidemiological communities.

Edison’s draft protocol lists proposed payments for people who were injured, renters who lost their belongings and businesses that lost property or revenues when they were forced to close.

"This change will do nothing to improve outcomes and will not cut the painfully long waiting lists that the people of Wales are having to suffer."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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