Paul Stokes, associate editor of NME, said the lineup proved "the unique place Glastonbury occupies in not only the hearts of the British festival-going public, but also the world's most influential music artists".
Before joining Guardian Australia in 2014, he worked in independent media, as the associate editor of New Matilda.
If the stats are to be believed, many people continue to associate Englishness with whiteness.
Don't panic – there's a plan This, argues Petra Schleiter, associate politics professor at Oxford, has the benefit of following "democratic and electoral logic".
She will leave her position as a columnist and associate editor at the Sunday Times to take up the role.
It also forced graduates to pay back student loans sooner but extended fee help to non-university courses such as diplomas and associate degrees.
Ndiaga Seck, associate information officer with the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), in the North Kivu provincial capital of Goma, said LRA attacks have decreased since December's massacre in Makombo, but people were still living with host families, unwilling to return home.
Maike Currie, associate investment director at Fidelity Personal Investing, said that while removing the income tax on interest earned on cash "makes for a great headline", it would do little for cash savers who had to contend with paltry rates.
"He's now an associate lecturer at a university.
Raine is a long-time friend and literary associate of Reid, going back long before they both emerged on the literary scene in the late 70s, spearheading the "Martian" poetry movement by which the familiar world was seen afresh through striking metaphors and images.
However, associate professor Richard Parker, president of the NT branch of the Australian Medical Association AMAA) – who had not seen the published letter – said those calling for law reform were dismissing college of obstetrics guidelines which were based on decades of medical experience.
