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Future Dairy Farmer - working for OSPRI New Zealand - TBfree and NAIT. Views expressed are my own and not reflective of my employer.

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Recent University of Canterbury graduate in Media and Communications and English.

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Where are Manchester’s big businesses?

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By James Gilmour
| The Mill
Dear readers — it's easy to spot the changes in Manchester, driven by the city's rapid growth. New offices, new flats, new money; like them or hate them, you can't ignore them. But regular Mill contributor, the economist James Gilmour, got in touch to point out something that's not there in the Manchester economic story: any really big, statement, businesses. It gets stranger the more you think about it.
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Acute Heat Priming Dampens Gene Expression Response to Thermal Stress in a Widespread Acropora Coral

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By W. Jason Kennington, Shannon Duffy, James Gilmour, Carolina Castro-Sanguino
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction As climate change progresses and severe disturbances become routine, understanding how habitat-forming species respond to environmental stress is central to predicting the broader response of the ecosystem to climate change. While populations can adapt to changes in their environment across many generations through population-level shifts in allele frequencies (H. W.
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Govan is the secret economic engine of Glasgow. Do locals benefit?

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By James Gilmour
| The Bell (Glasgow) Verified
While we’ve got your attention, as part of our mission to make the good ship Bell financially sustainable, today we’re launching sponsorships with selected local partners. For our first slot, we’re delighted to work with Goldfishbooks, a publishing house who have just released a new children’s book raising money for Glasgow’s Children’s Hospital and other local charities. If you would like to reach our community of highly engaged readers, then get in touch to see if you might be a good fit.
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