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The Prairie Farms Dairy in Carlinville, Ill., has started a review of its policies, said Gary Lee, vice president for procurement.

The department has started a review of what happened on Sept. 11, Mr. Von Essen said, but the more detailed work will require outside investigators, including engineers and fire safety experts.

The retailer has started a review of its cost base, but Rowe, who began his retail career at 15 as a Saturday boy at M&S's Croydon store in south London, has delayed until the autumn any pronouncements on major business areas such as the future of its large store estate or its international arm, whose operating profits tumbled 40% to £55.8m.

But now he has started a review of policy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan intended to find a new strategy, and he signaled that reconciliation could emerge as an important initiative, mirroring the strategy used by Gen. David H. Petraeus in Iraq.

The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust (RCHT) has started a review into how it handled concerns.

In last year's Autumn Statement a temporary rate relief was introduced and the government has started a review of the issue.

IWM said in a statement it had started a review of visitor services and security in late 2011.

Pentagon auditors have started a review of the 53 remaining dining facilities in Kuwait and Iraq operated by Kellogg Brown & Root, according to the Pentagon statement.

Aim market officials have started a review of the market's regulatory structure as critics have characterised Regal, fellow oil group White Nile and others as "bubble stocks" that are threatening to discredit the London bourse.

Considering whether there are other Sean Hodgsons in the prison system, he said: "We have started a review of our cases to check that out and I have written to Keir Starmer [the director of public prosecutions] asking him to check".

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