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Quiggins was an
indoor market within Liverpool city centre. The market,
which was home...
- John
Quiggin (born 29
March 1956) is an
Australian economist, a
professor at the
University of Queensland. He was
formerly an
Australian Research Council...
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Quiggin's is a
confectionery producer, and the
oldest surviving manufacturer of
Kendal Mint Cake. It is also one of only
three manufacturers of this confection...
- in 1991 and by John
Langmore and John
Quiggin in
their 1994 book Work for All.
According to
economist John
Quiggin, the
standard features of
economic fundamentalist...
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Edmund Crosby Quiggin (23
August 1875 – 4
January 1920) was a
British linguist and scholar. Born in Cheadle, Staffordshire, he was
educated at Kingswood...
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Alison Hingston Quiggin (1874—1971) was a
British anthropologist at the
University of
Cambridge and the
author of the much
reprinted A
Survey of Primitive...
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amongst mountaineers and hikers.
Quiggin's Kendal Mint Cake is the
oldest surviving mint cake company. The
Quiggin family has been
making confectionery...
- Mc
Quiggin v. Perkins, 569 U.S. 383 (2013), was a
United States Supreme Court case in
which the
Court held that
actual innocence, if proven, is sufficient...
- tried, at
least in
liberal democracies. In
response to this argument, John
Quiggin,
wrote about these theories'
implication for a
liberal democratic order...
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distillation of
quite a
complex matter".
Australian economist and
blogger John
Quiggin wrote: "Although the
language may be tortured, the
basic point is both...
