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BRAIN FOOD: Matters for the mind to chew on - Sir Christopher Lewinton - If I had to start again .. - Life is stressful and busy enough and if I were starting again I would focus on creating an environment that would be enjoyable and fun, and as a consequ
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What's your problem? - The finance director of my company has been stealing significant sums from petty cash. I have proof that it is her, but I'm not sure how to deal with the situation. I can even sympathise with her - she is bringing up two children on
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