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PTMY has two sister bars in Newcastle: Redhouse and Lady Grey's, both of which provide plenty of boozy entertainment for beer snobs.

Her top tip is to organise your gap year through an organisation such as Raleigh International or International Citizen Service (ICS), both of which provide bursaries.

Other important sources are the representations on cylinder seals and on boundary stones (kudurrus), both of which provide rich materials for religious iconography in certain periods.

Again, this is Nintendo catching up with its rivals Sony and Microsoft, both of which provide comparatively robust online stores where gamers can purchase a huge range of mainstream titles as well as indie games.

With support from grant-giving nonprofits like Ashoka's Youth Venture and Echoing Green -- both of which provide seed financing to people with ideas for social change -- these men and women have sought to remake the world around them.

Two important reports are the Cherie Blair Foundation and GSMA's Women and Mobile, a Global Opportunity and Intel's Women and the Web, both of which provide research in this area and are helping move these coalitions forward towards concrete goals.

The HFS builds on important lessons from the Bangladesh Matlab Family Planning Health Services Project and the Navrongo research in Ghana —both of which provided integrated family planning and maternal and child health services but focuses on previously neglected areas and new emerging public health issues.

A delay in the implementation of the tax is popular with both employers and labor unions, many of which provide health coverage to members, because it would put off significant new costs.

In 2000, the drug administration removed Rezulin, made by Pfizer, from the market because that drug caused more liver problems than Actos or Avandia, both of which provided similar benefits to Rezulin.

The Carter Center and the National Democratic Institute, both of which provided essential support to the 2006 event, are facing funding problems and may not deploy a long-term observation mission.

The origins of that attitude included confessional poetry and the rise of psychoanalysis as a kind of alternative religion, both of which provided Mr. Sondheim with the self-scrutinizing language to put in the mouths of his introspective characters.