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Manos Antoninis is a senior analyst at Education for All global monitoring report, which has analysed progress on education in 164 countries since 2002.

And Porge Research, which has analysed the data, found that Labour councils spend more with private contractors than those under Conservative control.

Kingman told the committee, which has analysed the role of women in the city, that UKFI "would very much like to be part" of any moves to appoint more women directors.

Price comparison website GoCompare, which has analysed more than 10m car insurance quotes since January 2011, said the average best price for 17 and 18-year-old females has risen 32% from £1,910 at the start of November this year to £2,523.

Climate Action Tracker, which has analysed 26 emissions pledges covering 53 countries (including the EU) ahead of the UN-hosted Paris meeting (these account for 80% of the global total) estimates that India's emissions would reach about 5bn tonnes, based on lower external forecasts of the country's growth.

"If the public is optimistic about the economy and a government has a reputation for economic competence, the opposition party has its work cut out to win power," says Professor David Sanders of Essex university, one of the co-authors of the authoritative British election study which has analysed every UK general election since 1964.

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This issue builds upon related academic international publications, which have analysed how to use the critical position of universities to accelerate their pace of working to help to make the transition to truly SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES!

There have been a few studies which have analysed PA approaches with MCDM methods (Carlucci 2010; Jafari et al. 2009; Pereira 2016; Shaout and Yousif 2014) but to the best of the authors' knowledge, there are no studies regarding the analysis of a case-based PA method selection based on the MULTIMOORA approach.

There are similar results for some socioeconomic variables and health-related variables, however there are also some differences when our results on the uptake of breast and cervical cancer screening are compared with other studies which had analysed the uptake behaviour for Great Britain and used the BHPS.

As with previous papers which have analysed the surface reactivity of volcanic ash (Damby et al. 2013; Hillman et al. 2012; Horwell et al. 2007; Horwell et al. 2003a; Le Blond et al. 2010), the data are best represented in a plot of hydroxyl radical generation versus total iron release at 7 days (Fig. 6).