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Discursive representation of the EU in Brexit-related British media by Alkhammash, Reem

“…Previous research has focused on the Leave-leaning press and the representations of politicians within that debate. Analysing the British media representation of the EU is paramount in understanding dominant, conflicting discourses regarding the decision of British voters in the period preceding the referendum. …”
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Constructing British and European identities in Brexit Britain: a critical linguistic analysis of press, political, and personal discourses by Parnell, Tamsin

“…The analyses reveal that there is a complementary narrative of national division and decline that pervades the three data sets, which poses a threat to British identity at a time when the construction of a collective identity is likely to be paramount. …”
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Climatic impact on urban heritage building : case study on a British colonial residence : JKR 989 in Kuala Lumpur / Tiew Si Yee by Tiew, Si Yee

“…Thus, overheating is a paramount problem in residential buildings. Although air conditioning can solve this problem, it will consume a large amount of electricity and also causes environmental problems. …”
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Governance and development: a perspective on Malaysia’s New Economic Policy (1971-1990) by Eissa, Garoot Suleiman

“…(Emsley 1998) Yet, we find that the specter of eminent ethnic conflict loomed large as a paramount problem facing the newly independent country. …”
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Facilitators and barriers for implementation of a UK standardized core curriculum for medical schools, a dermatology perspective by Sharma, Maulina

“…A curriculum mapping study at a UK medical school reviewed the local undergraduate (UG) dermatology curriculum against the national British Association of Dermatologists’ (BAD) standards. …”
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Building a ‘toolkit’ for change: evaluation of horse owner behaviour and knowledge transfer in response to an educational campaign by Lightfoot, Katie Louise

“…However, the findings of an online survey suggested that, one-year post launch, campaign awareness was relatively low, with The British Horse Society (BHS) membership facilitating the highest level of recognition. …”
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An Assessment of "Sustainable Competitive Advantage" for Artex Limited, within the UK DIY Multiple Market Sector by Chambers, Craig Stephen

“…For Artex these include the multi-drop nationwide distribution capability, the broad product range, branding, the link with the sister company British Gypsum and the reputation it holds within the DIY market sector. …”
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Development strategies of the Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) standards for organizations by Mousavi, S. M.

“…BS7799 is the British standard.BS7799 comes in two parts ISO/IEC 17799:2000 (part 1) and BS7799- 2002 (part 2) that provides guidelines for safeguarding an organizations asset.It is the intention of both standards to be a reference point from which information security management can be effectively and securely implemented.Assuring the confidentiality, integrity and availability of all information assets continue to be paramount during all phases of implementation.As the Internet community drives business further we are finding that it is network security, and in particular, Internet security, which is at the forefront of business network management and data integrity assurance, practices.The trust of Internet user(s) especially for e-commerce and online businesses relies on a strong security mechanism (e.g. digital certificate) offered by service providers. …”
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