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Journalism Careers
website accessibility rating: good 
This site answers your questions about writing for magazines, journalism training, being a freelance journalist and much more to do with journalism careers.
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Mind the Gap
website accessibility rating: good
Learn all about what Mind the Gap do, what makes us unique and how you can contact us. We produce award-winning theatre. Find out about our latest performances and our past shows. Find out how we are funded, the partners we work with and how you can get involved with Mind the Gap. /
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Of choristers
website accessibility rating: good
History of cathedral choirs, cathedral choristers and cathedral choir schools.
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Portal of Computational Logic
website accessibility rating: good
What Is Computational Logic? Dating back to its roots in Greek philosophy as presented in the works of Aristotle, logic has grown in richness and diversity over the centuries to finally reach the modern methodological approach first expressed in the work of Frege.
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i-Map
website accessibility rating: good
Tate Modern's i-map, where twentieth century artists works are explored who all share an interest in the material reality of everyday life.
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Friends of Beamish
website accessibility rating: fair
Up-to-date news and events at Beamish Museum with Regional and local history, stories and articles. You can follow the progress of restoration projects or volunteer to assist at the museum or in the Friends' workshop.
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Glasgow Repertory Company
website accessibility rating: fair
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Plain English Campaign
website accessibility rating: fair
Plain English Campaign is an independent group fighting for plain English in public communication. We oppose gobbledygook, jargon and legalese. We fund ourselves through offering plain English editing, plain English training and the Crystal Mark Scheme.
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RETSOFtware
website accessibility rating: FAIR
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Ability Culture
website accessibility rating: average
Culture, Arts and entertainment for people with disabilities
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