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Let’s contrast that with leaders who followed the high-dominance practice of endeavoring to shape opinion rather than allowing their messaging to be dictated by polls.

Convention dictates that when the prime minister is away, the Conservatives also field a deputising figure.

He said BaronHR was often an employer “in name only” because “clients dictated the employment terms and conditions” and that since 2018 he had had “restricted involvement.”

For those wanting to innovate, one of the problems Africa faces is the lack of data from the continent to dictate algorithms.

He said the new recommendations are a much-needed update to the current standard of care in which individual radiologists measure tumor size, which dictates treatment options.