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Sabre’s proposed takeover of Farelogix raises competition concerns in the supply of IT systems used by airlines and travel agents to sell airline tickets.
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Letters were sent about Buccolam (midazolam), misoprostol vaginal delivery system (Mysodelle), noradrenaline, Relenza (zanamivir), mycophenolate mofetil/mycophenolic acid, Flolan, and Fludara.
The British Embassies in Guatemala, El Salvador and Costa Rica supported the 12th Central American Journalism Forum organised by the independent media outlet, El Faro.
Join #CommsForEquality, the first conference to train up comms professionals in LATAC about the role of communications to support positive change for the LGBTQ+ communities.
Statement by Dr. Alexander Evans OBE, Cyber Director at the Open-ended Working Group on developments in the field of information and telecommunications
First of four national ceremonies to create the Paralympic Flame
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They reported from the islands from 18 to 23 November.
The British Embassy in Madrid Tertulias provide an opportunity for leading figures in Spanish and British civil society to discuss pressing European and global issues.
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