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As political parties compete to be the most passionate advocates of the NHS, journalist Nigel Hawkes cuts through the rhetoric to assess how the political land around the health service really lies.
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As political parties compete to be the most passionate advocates of the NHS, journalist Nigel Hawkes cuts through the rhetoric to assess how the political land around the health service really lies.
Key concepts: Rhetoric, Politics, Political rhetoric, Service (business), Political science, History, Sociology, Media studies