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“We’re absolutely committed to the approach outlined by the acting president when she says, ‘This is a new policy and we’re going to make use of diplomacy.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

Hunt welcomed the government's support for a wider domestic market for venison, saying it was a lower-cholesterol meat and a significant source of protein, but called for more funding to help schemes like the Trust's to make use of culled deer carcasses.

From BBC

The prince spoke to local residents who make use of the urban regeneration project, including Reem Alrowaili and her seven-year-old daughter, Eliana Mufti.

From BBC

It also wants more batteries and other storage systems, to be able to make use of solar energy outside of sunny periods.

From BBC

Some areas make use of GPs and pharmacies, others ask people to come to community clinics.

From BBC




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