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the development of a mutually | supportive | relationship between the learning of |
in ways which are mutually | supportive | the resolution in the event |
into an enormous cushion more | supportive | than any brassiere his flabby |
this is recognition of the | supportive | link between the skills of |
have put in place a | supportive | structure to assist the new |
1985 has been a strong | supportive | influence for many scottish women |
this female contact necessary and | supportive | and which as we have |
there i have worked in | supportive | employment all my life and |
is fully aware of and | supportive | of the implications of its |
scotland bill to allow a | supportive | person to be alongside will |
between us they were tremendously | supportive | we should put up our |
although the snp is broadly | supportive | of the executive i wish |
cbi was in the main | supportive | of the outturn of the |
and are also the least | supportive | of the eu 4 the |
i have found the minister | supportive | when i took information to |
without interruption dost archive however | supportive | hemens might be of the |
even in their later years | supportive | employers do not discriminate on |
reduced many fishermen might be | supportive | of measures to reduce fishing |
always made easier by a | supportive | committee and this year i |
does not appear despite the | supportive | words in the executive s |
executive have been far more | supportive | of and engaged with the |
the local community were very | supportive | of prisoners at the top |
a pound i am very | supportive | programmed to serve i follow |
executive is committed to and | supportive | of initiatives that the european |
dti insist they are still | supportive | of the network of rural |
the scottish national party is | supportive | of the report the findings |