For example, the arrests of John Walker Lindh (a white, middle-class man better known as the 'American Taliban') and Richard Reid (a British citizen of West Indian and European ancestry now serving a life sentence at the Supermax prison in Colorado) confirm that effective law enforcement techniques must rely solely on criminal behavior and not race, religion or nationality in order to ensure our citizens' security.

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She eventually sold the distillery to John Walker and Sons in 1893.

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John Walker, the national chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, says most small firms offer flexibility as a matter of course.

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But John Walker, of the FSB, was sceptical about the process.

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And Cadete, Roy Keane, John Hartson and Andy Walker scored for the team of veterans.

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The England side included six of the starting line-up from the 1990 semi-final, with Gascoigne joined by Peter Shilton, Peter Beardsley, David Platt, Des Walker and Mark Wright, plus other members of the 1990 squad such as John Barnes and Trevor Steven.

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He also had John Maunders caught by Eoin Morgan and Mark Pettini lbw to leave the visitors in deep trouble before Walker and Foster steadied the ship until heavy rain forced an early close.

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"The chancellor has pulled out all the stops with a wide-ranging package of measures to support small business, " FSB national chairman John Walker said.

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