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On top of charging more National Insurance, ministers are creating a negotiating body to improve pay and conditions for care staff.

“Most, if not all, of the baton strikes were delivered while the other officer was on top of the victim, who was unarmed,” the U.S.

On top of this, there are types of macrocyclic molecular crystals where the pore only appears in the presence of certain conditions such as heat or pressure or that of other, "guest" molecules.

Mass deportations would also likely trigger another round of inflation—the Peterson report believes that it could add up to 3 percent on top of whatever the baseline is.

She says he took her into his room, pushed her onto the bed and climbed on top of her.