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The Library of America volume is the largest selection of Pound's work that has appeared so far, but it is not as comprehensive as it purports to be.
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They claimed Executive-funded topup schemes designed to protect claimants set to lose out under the new benefits system were not as comprehensive as they believed were envisaged in December's negotiations and accused the unionists of acting in "bad faith".
'Either doctors' diagnoses for terminally ill patients are completely inaccurate, in which case there are serious doubts over the consistency of returns offered by these policies, or the research is not as comprehensive as would be desired - by Shepherds' own admission there is an insufficiently large sample size.
While initially backing the welfare element of the Stormont House Agreement, Sinn Fein baulked three months later, claiming that Executive-funded top-up schemes to protect claimants set to lose out under the new benefits system were not as comprehensive as it believed were envisaged in December's negotiations.
While initially backing the welfare element of the Stormont house agreement, Sinn Féin withdrew its support three months later, claiming that executive-funded top-up schemes to protect claimants losing out under the new benefits system were not as comprehensive as it believed were envisaged in December's negotiations.
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