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of a plan for a	privately	built publicly operated prison s1w
scottish prison service between the	privately	operated and the publicly operated
will ensure recruitment standards in	privately	operated prisons are as high
ensure that the workforce in	privately	operated prisons are no less
ensure that the workforce in	privately	operated prisons are no less
that pensions for staff in	privately	operated prisons are on the
ensure that staff turnover in	privately	operated prisons is no higher
to fill a 700 place	privately	operated remand prison s1w 29263
laundry today the manse is	privately	owned and named kilternan [note: photo: 'letter regarding the semi-jubilee of mr james mutch at church officer in 1934.']
care and repair programme in	privately	owned homes are ring fenced
experienced by the network of	privately	owned hostels in the highlands
and she educated her kids	privately	but she was political ken
nhs patients and b practise	privately	alongside their nhs work and
sharp pen especially when writing	privately	to female acquaintances although she
that the parliament notes the	privately	funded research to be carried
stick to his books but	privately	to get him to enjoy
be brocht here lilian why	privately	james beaumont hae you heard
the finance committee or more	privately	there is an interesting debate
that some people currently pay	privately	for beta interferon which they
once that was cairried i	privately	made siccar that it was
have visited three other jails	privately	but it is the first