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Meanings of thinktank in English

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Usage of thinktank in English
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The independent thinktank the Resolution Foundation appeared broadly to accept Labour's account.
The Guardian
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The convergence thinktank will aim to reach its conclusions early in 2009.
The Guardian
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Washington thinktank WorldWatch Institute says it is part of a global trend.
Radio NZ
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Career: Director of the thinktank Kaleidoscope Futures and Founder of CSR International.
The South African
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Ryan Shorthouse is the director of Bright Blue, a liberal conservative thinktank.
The Guardian
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Julia Manning, chief executive of thinktank 2020Health believes the experiment is reckless.
The Guardian
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Eamonn Butler is director of the Adam Smith Institute, a free-market thinktank.
The Guardian
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But we failed, he wrote in a blog for an Australian thinktank.
The Guardian
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But the real question is this: is this thinktank really free of bias?
The Guardian
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The Charity Commission announced an investigation, following concerns about the thinktank's political independence.
The Guardian
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Adam Lent is director of the New Local Government Network thinktank.
The Guardian
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In one section the document outlines the thinktank's recommendations for public sector departments.
The Guardian
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The thinktank's research found that community sentences have consistently reduced incidences of re-offending.
The Guardian
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More than two-thirds of UK workers were stressed or overworked, the thinktank said.
The Guardian
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This approach has also been advocated in research undertaken by the thinktank IPPR.
The Guardian
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The chair of the Conservative thinktank, the Bow Group, added to the criticism.
The Guardian
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