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She believes it restricts their ability to listen to their own expertise about their own bodies, a concept which seems reinforced by the interview stories and the women's claims that they would know how labour feels next time.
The only legacy that had ever mattered to him, insisted Mr Blair, was winning a fourth election victory.If Mr Blair thinks he knows how Labour can win a fourth term, he is a good deal less certain about who is capable of delivering it.
We don't know how willing Labour and Lib Dem voters will be to defect tactically to Ukip in order to help defeat the local Conservative candidate.
And ministers from Ontario and Quebec say they will no longer know how the labour market is changing and where to target spending on training and education.Sound counter-arguments to these claims may exist.
At fringe meetings he dodged big issues such as pension reform, declared that the Tory's cranky immigration policy should stay and pledged that a main aim would be repatriating powers from Brussels, suggesting that he has not overcome his party's obsession with Europe.Tory MPs know how ruthless Labour has proved at exploiting woolly thinking.
Women in a study by Niven and Gijsbers also expressed their difficulty in making these decisions when they did not know how painful labour would be [ 37].
The shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, said she did not know how big the Labour backbench rebellion would be, but said the majority of Labour MPs would support the measure.
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We can't know how much better Labour would have done, but the Callaghanite reading of 2010 would have been exposed as a fraud.
"We need to know how the Welsh Labour government intends to make up the shortfall and how it will deal with the long-term effects of funding reductions on the competitiveness of Welsh higher education institutions".
And yet, arguably, the sweetest victory of them all for the Welsh Tories was for Craig Williams to hold on to Cardiff North, because they know how much effort Labour put in trying to take it.
