"We face the prospect of NHS services being placed in the middle of a costly bidding war with private companies, discrete services cherry-picked for profit while the NHS is left to run the more complex and expensive services but with less money, " the Labour peer added.
The man who reigns over centuries of elitism and grandeur at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House in London wears a plain, unpretentious pair of cuff links that belonged to his grandfather a hard-working Liverpool docker who went off to war in 1914 as a humble private.
What followed was a tug-of-war about what it means to be a private person with a public identity.
Hagel also recalled family war history during a private meeting Saturday with Philippines Secretary of National Defense Voltaire Gazmin.
In March 2003, while we were berthing in a private yacht club in Venice, the Iraq war began.
Mr Clegg is the only senior politician to voice the legitimate doubts about Afghanistan that others routinely air in private a service that even supporters of the war ought to welcome.
The BBC Scotland programme Britain's Private War asked the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for a response to the documentary.
The relationship between social welfare spending and net private domestic investment since the end of World War II tells a troublesome tale.
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But war is bigger than any one man or woman, whether a private, a general, or a president.
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Where after the war Attlee established the case for the NHS, state education and a welfare state, Thatcher, after the industrial wars of the 70s and the Cold War, won the arguments for a market-based economy, the private ownership of key industries and services, limits on trade union power and a strong defence policy based on the Atlantic Alliance.
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In the popular World War II cartoon strip The Sad Sack, the character was a naive, confused, lazy, bumbling private, but happy enough and almost lovable.
Blair landed both conversions to make it 36-5 and although Gloucester's pack won a private battle to earn a penalty try after a powerful series of scrums, their side had long since lost the war.
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