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Sasha Roseneil
7 quotes
“When I was first invited down here, I did a bit of a recce. I drove around the city. I’m vegetarian, and my favourite restaurant in the world is Terre à Terre, which I’ve been going to every time I visited Brighton, so that was also a draw.”
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“I would say that the UCL community has responded to COVID-19 with alacrity, agility, and enormous energy.”
Sasha Roseneil (born 1966) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“The University of Sussex Business School is a vibrant, diverse, and innovative community of staff and students.”
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“The importance of foregrounding our commitment to global engagement through equitable partnerships, and to supporting and growing our diverse international community of students, staff and alumni.”
Sasha Roseneil (born 1966) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“victories were won under Thatcher, so victories can be won under this government.”
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“It's also interesting that this data focuses solely on married couples. What the census doesn't record is the number of people who are not married who are in Living Apart Together couples. In fact far more people in this type of relationship are not married; we found the figure is just under 10 per cent of the population.”
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“There were also a lot of women who said one of the good things about living separately is they were not expected to do their partner's washing up or wash tjeor clothes. There is a sense of freedom from some of that domestic labour they might have otherwise been doing.”
Sasha Roseneil (born 1966) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source