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Students who take HUMCORE 11 and HUMCORE 12Q will have preferential admission to HUMCORE 13Q (a WR2 seminar).

Members of the public will have to buy at least £750 worth of stock, while Royal Mail employees will have preferential access to more shares if they spend at least £500.

So the taxpayer is also providing the wherewithal to fund participation in the protection scheme by subscribing for £6.5bn in special "B shares", which will have preferential rights to future dividends.

The Victor Jara Foundation will have preferential use of the arena, which is operated by the Chilean sports federation.

In the case of widespread death or disability caused by a pandemic, this paper contended that an increased threat generates a heightened obligation on the part of HCWs, while also creating a reasonable expectation that those same HCWs will have preferential access to vaccines and treatments.

Those investing in Mr. Burrill's fund will not have preferential access to technology developed but will get a good window on what is coming and an early jump on licensing it.

Staff will also have preferential access to more shares if they spend at least £500.

There are a lot of unknowns: boundaries have changed and it is the first year voters will have optional preferential voting, plus the protection of a 100m exclusion zone around booths, preventing parties from campaigning or handing out how-to-vote cards.

With this knowledge banks such as Abbey have preferential rates for their own customers.

The founders and very early employees have preferential stock treatment and the VCs have preferred stock.

Mr. Mann said his companies would not have preferential access to any technology developed at the institute.