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Federal, state and local governments already allow for citizen input in a variety of different ways — public comments, stakeholder groups, advisory committees, citizen initiatives, town halls, etc.

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A council in West Sussex has missed out on more than £1m of income because its new town hall building is more than half empty.

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Farage has previously said his party is aiming to win hundreds of seats, in a bid to boost its national election chances by gaining a bigger foothold in town halls.

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There was also a commemoration in Ravenna's town hall of the role played by Canadian troops in liberating this part of Italy in the Second World War.

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Fleming is namechecked on the town's welcome sign; a bust from 1960 sits in a bare memorial garden, and there is some memorabilia from his life on display at the town hall.

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

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