Isle of Man
Americannoun
noun
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The pilot project was the idea of UK-based interior design dealer Work Solutions which was a finalist in the Isle of Man's innovation challenge - a government-run scheme inviting firms to explore solutions to global issues.
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The Isle of Man Foodbank has been inundated with requests for help while facing a marked drop in donations, the charity has said.
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Workers on the Isle of Man have said they would like to a see a proposed 9.9% increase in the Manx minimum wage "because everything is getting expensive and out of reach".
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Rudolf himself died in 1945 after having spent most of the war - like many other German refugees - interned by the British on the Isle of Man.
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Baroness Mone said that a share of that sum was paid into a trust in the Isle of Man, of which she and her children are beneficiaries, and so potentially stand to receive the money.
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