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	Theresa May: 'Challenging headlines' and 'bitchy politics' threaten the Tories' - Mondoshoes
		Theresa May sits in her Smith Square office on an angular white sofa with leopard-skin cushions, taking a break from drafting her conference speech.
		Another said, brutally, "May is knifed." And Mrs May appears to be resigned to the possibility that she may not hold the high-profile position by the time of the next general election, although she hints that she would not object if she was offered another front-bench job.
		Theresa May has become famous for her shoes since her appearance last year on the Conservative conference platform in a pair of leopard-skin kitten heels.
	www.mondoshoes.com /news/995ART.asp (1266 words)

	Political Studies Association
		Theresa May has made a number of bold statements in her attempt to reform the Conservative Party.
		Theresa May was born in 1956 in Eastbourne.
		In December 2002 Theresa May announced she would be chairing the non-partisan Commission for Democracy and monitoring the Commission’s research into voter apathy.
	www.psa.ac.uk /awards2003/may.htm (347 words)

	Theresa May - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Theresa Mary May (born in Eastbourne, Sussex, England, on October 1, 1956 as Theresa Mary Brasier) is a British politician, former chairman of the Conservative Party, and Member of Parliament for Maidenhead.
		May became the first of the 1997 MPs to enter the Shadow Cabinet when in 1999 she was appointed Shadow Education and Employment Secretary.
		May is known for her love of shoes; in the register of members interests she declared that she had '[received a] discount card on the purchase of shoes from Russell and Bromley which has the potential to be of registrable value.' She is married to Philip May and lives in Sonning, Berkshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Theresa_May (488 words)

	retreats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Theresa May-O’Brien has been an artist since her childhood in the beautiful Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts, inspired by the culture, seasons, and fabric of her rural roots.
		Now an accomplished feltmaker, Theresa has studied with the Old World master felt makers of Scandinavia, Kyrgyzstan, Hungary and Turkey where she has traveled and lived, learning both the methods and the culture of the felting tradition.
		Theresa currently lives and teaches on her small farmstead in upstate New York.
	www.feltingmachines.com /retreats.htm (291 words)

	Teresa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teresa- also known as TT Teresa, Theresa, and Therese (French: Thérèse) are relatively common names for females.
		Theresa Berkley, 19th-century British woman in the sex industry
		Common nicknames for Theresa are Terri, Reese, Tisa, Rese, Resa, Tessie, and Tressie.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Theresa (275 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Tories 'must change or face slaughter'
		Tory chairman Theresa May has delivered a blunt warning to Conservatives to change their "nasty, narrow" image - or face further crushing defeats at the polls.
		But it was Mrs May's speech which was the talk of the coffee bars in the Bournemouth conference centre on the first day of the event.
		The party chairman surprised representatives with the force of her attack on "feuding and sniping" in the party, and her message that "glib moralising and hypocritical finger wagging" had to end.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/2304181.stm (706 words)

	Sinus Info Center, Patient Testimonials
		Theresa then asked her family doctor to refer her to an ENT (ear, nose and throat) specialist, who recommended she undergo surgery to create "windows," or passageways, in her maxillary sinuses to enlarge the opening that helps the sinuses drain properly.
		Theresa agreed, and the surgery Dr. Hwang performed in November 2002 was very successful in alleviating her symptoms.
		This patient's story may or may not be representative of the total population of people suffering from sinusitis and sinus-related disease, as results vary from patient to patient.
	www.sinusinfocenter.com /sinus_testimonial3.html (996 words)

	seMissourian.com: Story: Theresa's waiting game
		Theresa thought the real Melissa wanted desperately to remain clean, but her own mind was her worst enemy.
		Theresa said she thought crack and heroin were the hardest drugs to let go over the long term.
		Months later, Theresa had gotten a call from the bureaucrat, saying her application was No. 2 on the list of projects to be funded by the state.
	www.semissourian.com /story/1157041.html (2909 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Theresa left her room on the second floor of Gillard House early that morning and walked across the lawn in a long, beige sweater-coat, wearing a diminutive pair of Chinese slippers, no socks and a flowing green scarf that her mother had given her for her 19th birthday.
		Theresa also spoke frequently to her parents, whom she had last seen less than a month before on Thanksgiving weekend, when they celebrated her 19th birthday in their new house in Saint John.
		He noted that Theresa's purse was still in her room, as were her hiking boots, which she invariably took with her when she left the village overnight.
	www.whokilledtheresa.com /natlpost1.html (4891 words)

	The Scotsman - Politics - Theresa May 'gagged' by Tories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Theresa May had been scheduled to answer criticisms of Iain Duncan Smith and the Betsygate affair on the BBC but was replaced.
		THERESA May’s future as Tory Party chairman was thrown into doubt last night after she was "gagged" from appearing on television following reports she had sided against Iain Duncan Smith in the "Betsygate" row.
		The substitution coincided with reports Mrs May had advised a key aide at the centre of the row to seek legal advice and to resist pressure from Mr Duncan Smith to endorse a statement refuting allegations he had misused public funds to employ his wife, Betsy.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /politics.cfm?id=1157722003 (371 words)

	Meet Theresa, owner of A Permanent Solution
		Theresa Judd is a Board Certified Diplomat of the American Academy of Micropigmentation (D.A.A.M.) and a Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional (C.P.C.P.) by the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals.
		Theresa insists on the highest standards of safety, including the use of the most modern, innovative and effective equipment, topical anesthetics, disposable instruments and quality pigments.
		While Theresa may be a "pro" when it comes to applying make-up to her own face and others, she admits that permanent cosmetics have affected her quality of life in a very positive way.
	www.permanentcosmeticsbytheresa.com /pager.php?pageName=meet-theresa (472 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| 'Mummy issues' key says Tory May
		Local Tory associations still need to be involved in choosing candidates, she stressed, but their power may need to be compromised so the party can put forward the best alternative to Labour, she argued.
		Mrs May said there must be a clear commitment to diversity - on race, sexuality, background, geography and age - in the "A-list".
		Mrs May criticised her colleagues for not wanting to include the wider Tory membership in the leadership ballot.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/4097746.stm (654 words)

	LMU grad Theresa May de Vera helps parents with comatose children \| The-Tidings.com
		Theresa May de Vera facilitates a support group that doesn't have regular meetings, isn't confined to a set location, and where participants might not get to know each other.
		Theresa isn't sure exactly how people find her, but they do.
		When she was pregnant with Theresa, the doctors warned her against bringing the baby to term.
	www.the-tidings.com /2004/0507/devera.htm (882 words)

	seMissourian.com: Story: Past, bureaucracy haunt Vision House director
		Such was the case on a beautiful May day at her house on Route V, but this wasn't the type of quiet time Theresa craved.
		Theresa apologized, but told her son he was going to have to find some other way.
		A couple of years later, the judge who sentenced her became aware of how well Theresa's recovery was going and opened the door for Theresa to speak with youth and women at the Family Counseling Center.
	www.semissourian.com /story/1156696.html (1936 words)

	The Newsletter of Discernment
		Theresa Antonia Jones, daughter of Robert E. Jones and Waltraut Hillardt was born on December 20'h, 1960 in Fuerth/Bay, Germany.
		Theresa claims later in a published booklet under her approval that she underwent a difficult pregnancy that hospitalized her six times.
		Theresa Lopez was brought to me first by one of the ladies in our parish, but I too wanted to meet her.
	www.unitypublishing.com /Apparitions/TheresaLopez.html (8565 words)

	Theresa May MP and Shadow Leader of the House of Commons - NRAS
		Theresa was particularly pleased in 2002 to accept the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society’s invitation to become a Patron.
		When Theresa first became a patron of the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (NRAS) she commented “I was impressed by their focus and commitment and was surprised to find that they had achieved so much in the short period of time since their formation in 2001.
		Theresa lives with her husband Philip in the Maidenhead constituency she has represented since May 1997.
	www.rheumatoid.org.uk /article.php?article_id=122 (469 words)

	St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church - HolyWomen.org
		Saint Theresa of Avila Catholic Church is a warm and vibrant family of faith. With current registration at nearly 300 households, the parish continues to serve area Catholics with the same dedication and enthusiasm it has had since it was established more than 135 years ago.
		The men, women, and children of our parish are the ones who are laying the foundation for the handing on of the faith for the next 135 years here at Saint Theresa’s.
		May we be known as people who live the faith in our relationship to God and our service to one another.
	www.gosites.org /holywomen/stt (229 words)

	toryleadership: Theresa May
		One leading Tory who has made her pro-democracy position clear from the outset has been Theresa May. She is quoted in today's Guardian as being concerned at attempts by party high-ups to 'flmail' members of the Constitutional College into voting for the HMM reforms:
		Theresa May – one of The Telegraph Ten - is not giving up in her battle for party democracy.
		That was the question posed by Theresa May in a speech she made yesterday to the Adelaide Group of senior business women.
	conservativehome.blogs.com /toryleadership/theresa_may/index.html (2937 words)

	Yehey! News
		Theresa is willing to face any foolish charges Secretary Raul Gonzalez may throw at her.
		He decides on the basis of what may satisfy the mob or GMA so that she has received two severe setbacks very recently from no less than the Supreme Court.
		Theresa may have violated etiquette and even the law but she is ready to assume responsibility.
	www.yehey.com /news/Article.aspx?id=100620 (861 words)

	Theresa May MP :: Latest News » Blog Archive » “MAY SUPPORTS FEED THE CHILDREN”
		Today local MP Theresa May presented a cheque of £400 to ‘Feed the Children UK’ at the local Feed the Children Centre in Twyford.
		The contribution was accumulated through donations by members of the Maidenhead Conservative Association to Theresa in celebration of her special birthday.
		Theresa explained, “I am extremely happy to donate £400 to the Feed the Children charity.
	www.tmay.co.uk /news/?p=23 (210 words)

	toryleadership: Theresa May isn't giving up on party democracy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Theresa May deserves a gold medal for standing up for what is right.A mass party will only be acheived if all the members have a stake in what is going on.It is astonishing that Conservative MPs think that the man from Westminster knows best.
		Theresa May is now well on her way to expunging the hurt of calling us all 'nasty'!
		When Theresa said "nasty" she was really talking about the antics of the largely MPs who were guilty of financial etc sleaze.
	conservativehome.blogs.com /toryleadership/2005/07/theresa_may_isn.html (3766 words)

	Theresa May: Standing Up for Maidenhead
		Theresa May Fights to Save More Local Post Offices
		Maidenhead MP Theresa May has fiercely criticised the Post Office for its plans to close another two post offices in Maidenhead.
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	www.votetheresa.com (254 words)

	Theresa Cross, the notorious case of a mother who tortured and murdered her children - The Crime Library. - The Crime ...
		Theresa Cross, the notorious case of a mother who tortured and murdered her children - The Crime Library.
		Theresa didn't stay single for long and soon began dating a railway worker named Ronald Pulliam. In 1971 they married and shortly after purchased a house in east
		With her newfound freedom, Theresa spent the majority of her time drinking at the American Legion Hall in Rio Linda. It was there that she met 59-year-old Chet Harris, a copy desk editor at the Sacramento Union newspaper. The two seemed to hit it off well and were married on
	www.crimelibrary.com /notorious_murders/family/theresa_cross/6.html (631 words)

	Once More: Theresa May Speech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Theresa May MP Shadow Secretary of State for the Family and for Culture, Media and Sport
		The aims of our policies may be rooted in our values, but policies themselves should never be based on ideology or dogma.
		It certainly is if we allow the idiocy of May to penetrate what seems to have been a conversation with a realistic end.
	www.oncemore.co.uk /2005/06/theresa_may_spe.html (4086 words)

	Fawcett - Fawcett AGM - Theresa May on positive action (10/09/05)
		Senior Tory politician Theresa May used a speech at the Fawcett Society's annual general meeting today to state her support for postive action.
		Ms May called upon her party to use positive measures to select candidates for its top 100 target seats at the next general election.
		She quoted Fawcett research showing that at the current rate it would take the Conservatives 400 years to achieve equal representation in Parliament.
	www.fawcettsociety.org.uk /index.asp?PageID=86 (220 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		She encourages her students’ natural curiosity and sets them loose to tackle problems that may be far beyond their years but never beyond their abilities.
		The most fitting way to honor a living legend like Theresa Anderson is to create a Chair of Mathematics named for her.
		The Chair will enable Lowell to attract and retain teachers of Theresa’s caliber in the future, preserving her legacy of inspired teaching and her place in Lowell’s history.
	www.lowellschool.org /support/TheresaAndersonChair.html (429 words)

	Friendster - Theresa Elisabeth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		i may seem sweet at first but i have a real mean streak.
		Theresa, I miss how you are bubbly and sweet and fun and sarcastic in this lovely and not-mean way.
		Theresa may be better at being an indie rock nanny, but I am better at listening to "Material Girl" non-stop for an entire day.
	www.friendster.com /174962 (390 words)

	'Nasty party' warning to Tories \| Special Reports \| Guardian Unlimited Politics
		The Conservative leadership yesterday launched itself into a frenzy of self-reproach as it struggled to shed the image of Britain's "nasty party" which has sunk into corruption, incestuous feuding and the electorally disastrous exclusion of women and minorities.
		As a shadow cabinet colleague, Oliver Letwin, denounced the party's "weird" reliance on white, male MPs, another measure of the desperation which grips the Tories 16 months after their second crushing election defeat came from a former party research chief.
		Andrew Lansley, the MP for South Cambridgeshire who was one of the "Portillista" modernisers who refused to serve in the Duncan Smith team, uses an article in today's Guardian to urge the leadership to consider changing the party's name to Reform Conservatives, an implicit tribute to Tony Blair's New Labour.
	politics.guardian.co.uk /tories2002/story/0,12295,806637,00.html (721 words)

	Theresa Williams-Author [Exile Edition]
		Wright says that the rediscovery of what he calls the true self, with its healing powers, necessarily involves a search for the child within, which he equates with the ability to experience wonder through the senses, the ability to see the miraculousness of things, to feel truly alive.
		We may insist on returning to seek it by trying to ignore the shocks and miseries that obstruct the only true way back home; and such evasions really amount to a mere refusal to live.
		This is a note to myself: change the organization of the course, Theresa, so that you avoid the false dichotomy of mind/body.
	theresawilliams-author.blogspot.com (4070 words)

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