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resource and energy
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media and arts
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Social Media
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Work
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Policy
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media and arts
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Policy
The Iona Institute spent the equivalent of a year's budget on the same-sex marriage referendum
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Health
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Internet
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Retail
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Policy
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Health
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27 Jun 2016
315
Internet
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27 Jun 2016
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Internet
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26 Jun 2016
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resource and energy
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Hardware
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food and drink
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Policy
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Work
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23 Jun 2016
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Internet
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Retail
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Funding
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Internet
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21 Jun 2016
667
Funding
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20 Jun 2016
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Policy
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Tourism
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resource and energy
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building and property
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13 Jun 2016
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Services
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12 Jun 2016
595
food and drink
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Sport
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Funding
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