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  1. Does Christmas hamper charitable giving? - http://bit.ly/5uR9aO
  2. Police service faces unprecedented challenges amid global recession http://bit.ly/7VTDP0
  3. Fertile women attracted to flirty men- http://bit.ly/8iGqBI
  4. Value of volunteering more than economic http://bit.ly/4Q3wUC
  5. Government overseas aid is no bar to individual giving http://bit.ly/8DIDZr
  6. Event: Copenhagen Side Event: Climate Change, GDP and measurements of prosperity http://bit.ly/73U23e
  7. Funding call: Strategic Advisor for Data Resources http://bit.ly/6bZWUd
  8. CMPO to research the economic impact of the 'third sector'- http://bit.ly/8m4pHP
  9. International partnerships assist in the creation of the new Abu Dhabi Economics Research Agency http://bit.ly/8oD7kW
  10. Now where was I again? http://bit.ly/6GFIw8
  11. CARR's Risk&Regulation published today: 2012 Olympics; aviation; food standardization and healthservices -http://bit.ly/7XZDcd
  12. Funding call: National Awareness and Early Diagnosis Initiative (NAEDI) http://bit.ly/6Ngtsf
  13. Event: Administrative Data Liaison Service launch event http://bit.ly/4MdGl6
  14. Deciding to have a baby is an easier step for public sector workers http://bit.ly/7erMF2
  15. Funding call: Targeted Research Initiative on Science and Mathematics Education - Appointment of a.. http://bit.ly/7bCym9
  16. Funding call: Energy and Communities Collaborative Venture http://bit.ly/5pQtak
  17. Event: Transitions, choices and health at older ages: life course analyses of longitudinal data http://bit.ly/7pyvhF
  18. Event: CHARM: Applying the Social Norm Approach to Sustainability Practices http://bit.ly/85Nzq7
  19. Workplace literacy schemes are too short to improve skills http://bit.ly/5KSxxt
  20. Does carbon labelling give developing countries a bad deal? http://bit.ly/60uhGF