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	Search: spoken by Gordon Marsden in Commons debates (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Gordon Marsden: What assessment she has made of the extra demand for NHS acute and accident and emergency services in seaside and coastal towns from visitors during the peak tourist season.
		Gordon Marsden: When I was a child in the 1960s, my parents used to take me to Blackpool, where trains arrived at the old central station every three or four minutes and when Blackpool could still attract the cream of stage, screen, TV and radio at the north pier shows and throughout the constituency.
		Gordon Marsden: On the complex nature of disabilities that involve mental and physical aspects, is the hon.
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	Gordon Marsden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gordon Marsden (born November 28, 1953, Manchester) is a British politician and, since 1997, the Labour Member of Parliament for Blackpool South.
		Educated at Stockport Grammar School, he went to New College, Oxford, where he got a first-class degree in Modern History.
		He is openly gay and lives with his partner Richard.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gordon_Marsden (215 words)

	Marsden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marsden is the name of more than one place in the United Kingdom:
		Gordon Marsden (born November 28, 1953), British politician
		Karen Marsden (born November 24, 1962), former Australian field hockey goalkeeper
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Marsden (261 words)

	Gordon Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Gordon Brown, Ph.D (born 20 February 1951) is Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom and a Scottish Labour Party politician.
		It is widely held in the British media that Gordon Brown was appointed Chancellor as the result of a power brokerage agreement with Tony Blair.
		This coverage, and recent appearances, have been interpreted as preparing the ground for Gordon Brown to become Prime Minister by furthering the impression of him to be of 'statesman material' - and to replace his Scottish identity with a British one in the public mind.
	www.higiena-system.com /wiki/link-Gordon_Brown (2236 words)

	Bryan Thiessen
		Nina admits to Marsden that she was wrong to hope for happiness (O’Neill 254), realising that it is impossible for her to escape from the deeds of Professor Leeds by seeking other men.
		It is clear that Marsden comes to represent Professor Leeds from the second Act on, and that Nina’s eventual marriage to him mirrors her final forgiveness of her father.
		Marsden’s mother is mentioned in every Act, usually by Marsden himself, proving his dependence on her even after her death.
	www.eoneill.com /library/essays/thiessen.htm (2205 words)

	Press Office
		Marsden says that overconcentration on the Third Reich in school history has been is in part due to a fear that teaching British history will prove divisive: ‘We also need to acknowledge, and overcome, a certain wariness about teaching British history.
		Marsden, who is a former editor of History Today, has been convening an informal advisory group to make recommendations about the history curriculum to Education Ministers and officials as part of the post-Tomlinson report review of 14-19 education.
		Marsden says there is ‘a strong emerging consensus among history professionals’ for change and calls for a broader public debate about ‘the history that we think we should know and share’.
	www.fabian-society.org.uk /press_office/display.asp?id=511&type=news&cat=24 (1209 words)

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		Gordon Marsden:...that the current allegations are far more likely to come as a result of isolated incidents than as a result of a failure to understand the necessary process of peacekeeping in countries such as Iraq?
		Gordon Marsden:..., in his powerful speech yesterday and again in his response to the Leader of the Opposition this lunchtime, has confirmed that it is crucial that any post-war settlement for Saddam Hussein's Iraq involves the UN in the administration and control of the oil revenues.
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	Marsden, Samuel - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		MARSDEN, SAMUEL [Marsden, Samuel], 1764-1838, Anglican clergyman and chaplain of a convict colony in New Zealand.
		As director of the first missionary settlement there in 1814, Marsden began a tradition of missionary protection of the Maori natives against the incursion of European settlers.
		Twenty years on, Jonathan Marsden, who helped to organise it, assesses the long-term impact of this spectacular show.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/E/E-Marsden.asp (364 words)

	Parliamentary Questions
		The following Parliamentary Questions were asked by Gordon Marsden, the Labour MP for Blackpool South (and former Editor of History Today) on Wednesday 11th July 2001 (reported in Hansard on the 13th July).
		Mr Gordon Marsden (Blackpool South): To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what consultations are planned, and with what groups, over the next 12 months over the implementation of the Valletta Convention.
		14 Mr Gordon Marsden (Blackpool South): To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what estimate has been made of the amount of funding required for projects unable to be conducted by volunteer archaeologists under the Valletta Convention.
	www.cix.co.uk /~archaeology/cia/valetta/pqs.htm (367 words)

	Telegraph \| Money
		The report, written by Keith Marsden, an economist who used to work at the World Bank, is a withering analysis of Mr Brown's time in office and accuses him of "complacency and undermining British competitiveness".
		Mr Marsden concludes: "The golden economic legacy that Gordon Brown inherited in 1997 is being frittered away and Britain's competitive advantages are being squandered."
		However, Mr Marsden is so fierce that he gives Mr Brown very little credit for what are widely seen as his achievements, such as making the Bank of England independent, keeping unemployment low and paying off a big chunk of the national debt.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2003/07/28/cntax28.xml (887 words)

	Gordon Baldwin, Barrett Marsden Gallery
		Gordon Baldwin is one of Britain‘s most distinguished ceramic artists.
		The underlying formalism and discipline sensed in his work is due, in part, to his interest in chance operations (such as those used by Jean Arp or John Cage) and he will sometimes use these as a strategy to avoid conscious decision-making, leaving him open to discover new expressive possibilities.
		Born in 1932, Gordon Baldwin initially trained as a painter although his subsequent career as a ceramicist spans a period of more than forty years.
	www.bmgallery.co.uk /baldwin/baldwin.htm (206 words)

	Northern MP mounts fight to slash building work VAT
		Gordon Marsden, 46, came to prominence at the last general election after becoming the first MP to successfully contest Blackpool for the Labour Party.
		Gordon Marsden has tabled an Early Day Motion in the house of Commons to highlight his concerns.
		Mr Marsden believes an influential personality such as architect Richard Rogers could be persuaded to act as a figurehead or coordinator for such a lobby.
	www.fmb.org.uk /publications/masterbuilder/august00/18.asp (2066 words)

	Sign up for Blackpool - The petition goes to Downing Street
		Blackpool South MP Gordon Marsden said it was disappointing Mr Cameron refused to be flexible over the supercasino.
		Blackpool South MP Gordon Marsden said he felt if the Tories altered their position there would be wide-spread support for two licences, including one to Blackpool, being granted.
		Blackpool South MP Gordon Marsden said he was encouraged by the Prime Minister’s comments which again indicated that he was aware of Blackpool’s regeneration needs.
	www2.blackpooltoday.co.uk /casino_site (6346 words)

	Newsletter Issue 1
		Gordon Marsden, MP Gordon Marsden MP addresses the question of the use of the study of history
		In the Old Testament, the prophet Ezekiel sees a field of bones and is asked, 'can these bones live?' History at its best answers this question in the affirmative - and that's not a bad guide for life in the uncertain and spun world which we all now inhabit.
		Gordon Marsden (New College 1973) has been MP for Blackpool South since 1997 and is a member of the Advisory Council of the Institute of Historical Research.
	www.history.ox.ac.uk /alumni/oxhistorian/issue_1/06_bones.htm (993 words)

	Y-File
		Lorna R. Marsden, president and vice-chancellor of York Unversity, congratulated Sysova and praised the excellent working relationship the University has developed with GO Transit.
		Sysova was presented with a one-year free pass on the service and several other gifts by Marsden, Gordon Chong, chairman of GO Transit, and Gary McNeil, managing director of GO Transit.
		Marsden paid special tribute to GO Transit's improved accessibility service, which makes it possible for students with disabilities to get to York.
	www.yorku.ca /yfile/archive/index.asp?Article=3503 (472 words)

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		In fact, from the insinuations she lets drop now, she must have been most eager, but at the time--However, I felt it was ill-advised and I took Gordon aside and pointed out to him that such a precipitate marriage would be unfair to Nina, and scarcely honorable on his part.
		Since Gordon's death they have a quality of continually shuddering before some terrible enigma, of being wounded to their depths and made defiant and resentful by their pain.
		Darrell moves back and to one side until he is standing in relatively the same place as Marsden had occupied in the previous scene while Marsden is in her father's place and she stops where she had been.
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	Thierry Dubost
		This is the case for Marsden and the sexual thoughts he cannot accept, but other characters also discover unpredictable mental ideas.
		As an authorial representation, Marsden is worth studying, not so much for what it could reveal of O'Neill's biography, as for the definition of his literary project.
		Here, Marsden states that through a renewed approach of his characters’ existence, he will reveal what people are unable to perceive, and writing might become a means of curing people of their blindness.
	www.eoneill.com /library/essays/dubost.htm (2870 words)

	History News Network
		Marsden, a former history teacher, argues in an essay to be published by think tank the Fabian Society this week, that the over-emphasis on the Third Reich risks a 'Hitlerisation of history', with some pupils covering the same period two or three times if they go on to A-level.
		Linda Colley, a historian who has lectured distinguished audiences at Downing Street, argues in her essay that too great a focus on the world wars 'encourages the idea that Germany has always been our enemy', whereas exploring 19th-century history would show how closely allied the two countries were for a long time.
		Marsden said the fascination with genealogy and TV programmes such as Who Do You Think You Are?, in which celebrities traced their family trees, showed a keen national interest in history.
	hnn.us /roundup/entries/19497.html (702 words)

	Knitting Circle Gordon Marsden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Labour MPs Marsden and Borrow come out as vote nears by Tim Teeman in The Pink Paper, 12th.
		"Gordon Marsden, the Labour MP for Blackpool South, who followed David Borrow this week by coming out, said he 'personally regretted' the stance taken by Baronness Blackstone over the SOD bill."
		Gordon Marsden reviews two books on the history of the Labour Party in The Times Higher Education Supplement, 26th.
	www.knittingcircle.org.uk /gordonmarsden.html (292 words)

	News & Politics
		The number of openly gay or lesbian Members of Britain's House of Commons increased by 50% this week as first David Borrow (Ribble South) and then Gordon Marsden (Blackpool South) identified themselves to their local newspapers as gay men.
		The Labour MPs' announcements were sparked by the upcoming June 22 vote to lower the age of consent for male-male sex acts from its current 18 years to equalize it with the age of consent for other sex acts at 16 years.
		Marsden, long an advocate for gays and lesbians and formerly a historian, lives with a partner he met a dozen years ago, identified only as "Richard." He said on June 10, "Many people in Blackpool already know -- I believe my constituents have the right too.
	www.planetout.com /news/article.html?1998/06/11/1 (410 words)

	History 415 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Gordon Marsden (ed.), Victorian Values: Personalities and Perspectives in Nineteenth Century Society; introduction; Asa Briggs, "Samuel Smiles: the gospel of self-help"; Robert M. Young, "Herbert Spencer and 'Inevitable Progress'".
		Marsden (ed), Ian Campbell Bradley, "Titus Salt: Enlightened Entrepreneur," pp.
		Marsden (ed.), Stephen Jones, "Attic Attitudes: Leighton and Aesthetic Philosophy"; Janet Wolff and Caroline Arscott, "'Cultivated Capital': patronage and art in nineteenth-century Manchester and Leeds".
	www.sfu.ca /~hgay/hist415.htm (398 words)

	Press Office
		Leading historians and politicians taking part in the conference 'history lessons' debate supported the emerging consensus to put a new British narrative at the heart of the school history curriculum as long as it was an honest 'warts and all' portrayal which did not duck the negative aspects of Britain's global history.
		Gordon Brown's keynote speech had supported a new British narrative in history and citizenship, while disagreeing with criticisms of an excessive focus on Nazi Germany and the second world war in school history.
		Yet although there are no clear cut solutions it appears that the question of history, citizenship and identity is one that must be addressed if the debate is not to be lost to the right.
	www.fabian-society.org.uk /press_office/display.asp?id=526&type=news&cat=43 (713 words)

	Pounds not pennies for pensioners. www.HoldTheFrontPage.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A Pounds Not Pennies for Pensioners campaign, launched by the Blackpool Gazette, has been raised in Parliament by Blackpool South MP Gordon Marsden.
		Mr Marsden paid tribute to The Gazette’s crusade when he urged Social Security Minister Jeff Rooker to "get officials off their bottoms" to ease the plight of low-income pensioners.
		The MP won an assurance of action to target the 2,500 pensioner households — in his constituency alone — estimated by the Department of Social Security to be missing out on benefits bringing income up to the minimum guarantee of £75 (rising to £78.40 in April).
	www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk /campaigns/000310pen.shtml (206 words)

	Bari and the Breakaways
		Bryan Beauchamp had originally played with Darryl and the Demons and when he left them his place was taken Jim Ford, who was later to go on and play with the Dallas Four.
		After what had been a very successful year, Midge Marsden was called up for compulsory military service and Bari decided to leave the group to get married.
		Meanwhile, Bari Gordon, who had been working as a promoter, sadly died in 1969 at the young age of 22.
	www.sergent.com.au /breakway.html (567 words)

	STRANGE INTERLUDE
		As Marsden is one of his old students, whom, in addition, he has known from childhood, he is perfectly at ease with him.
		Too preoccupied with her resolve to remember or see Marsden, she speaks directly to her father in a voice tensely cold and calm.
		He sees Evans and Marsden, nods at Marsden silently, who returns it coldly, goes to the table and taking a prescription pad from his pocket, hastily scratches on it.
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	THE DIAGNOSTIC IMPORTANCE OF GLYCOSURIA IN
		It was noticed at that time that two of the cases had had glycosuria for a short period at the onset, but the diagnosis in those cases had been established on other evidence.
		Further reports of childhood lead poisoning have come from Zak and Finkelstein (1952), Gianattasio, Bedo and Pirozzi (1952), Wilson, Thomson and Dent (1953), Byers, Maloof and Cushman (1954), Marsden and Wilson (1955) Tanis (1955), and O’Donohoe (1956).
		Marsden, H.B. and Wilson, V.K. Brit.med.J., 1, 324.
	www.gordonresearch.com /articles_edta/diagnostic_importance_of_glycosu.html (771 words)

	www.publicfinance.co.uk - Features - An inside job, by Gordon Marsden MP
		An inside job, by Gordon Marsden MP The government is still full-on for further public services improvement.
		Tony Blair's speech at the London School of Economics last week re-emphasised the government's determination to keep public service reform at the heart of its second-term agenda for improvement.
		Gordon Marsden is Labour MP for Blackpool South.
	www.cipfa.org.uk /publicfinance/features_details.cfm?News_id=12355 (1651 words)

	Search: the word 'smoking' spoken by Gordon Marsden (TheyWorkForYou.com)
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		Gordon Marsden: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people over the age of 55 years he expects to give up smoking as a result of the public smoking ban.
		Gordon Marsden: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport in how many accidents involving drivers (a) mobile telephone use and (b) smoking were identified as contributory factors in each of the last five years for which figures are available.
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