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“We purchased a refurbished Siemens SOMATOM 16-slice CT and my understanding is that they basically overhauled the whole unit,” says Paul Deloia, CEO of Tristan Associates, a Harrisburg, PA-based group of digital imaging centers. “They replaced everything that needed to be replaced and we received the same warranty as if we bought a new one. Some vendors just perform cosmetic changes like painting the unit and don’t really replace the circuitry and tubes.” The old adage rings true: knowledge is power and knowing that the system has been overhauled by the same manufacturer that created it, and therefore knows it best,. | UKIP UKIP Manifesto April 2010 Empowering the people Straight talking. 0800 587 6 587 VoteUKIP u Foreword The true cost of the EU is estimated at up to 120bn a year In June 2009 the UK Independence Party UKIP beat the ruling Labour Government as well as the Liberal Democrats in the European elections the most recent major national vote. UKIP achieved million votes and of the national vote. The message was clear UKIP is here to stay. UKIP has 12 MEPs two Lords and more than 100 local councillors spread across the country. Now we are asking the British people to vote in our first directly elected Westminster MPs. While withdrawal from the European Union EU political superstate is central to UKIP s message the party has a full range of policies that have helped it grow to become Britain s fourth largest political party. This manifesto illustrates how withdrawal from the EU can benefit the UK right across the spectrum from immigration to crime tax jobs and the economy pensions public services and even through to animal welfare and Post Offices. Few realise just how much the EU now controls and interferes with our day-to-day lives despite never having obtained permission to do so from the British people. Europhile propagandists say that 60 o of our trade and three million British jobs depend on our EU membership. This is untrue. European companies sell us more than we sell them we are their largest client. So our trade and jobswould continue if we left the European Union and we would benefit by escaping from its crippling overregulation. Furthermore only some 9 of our GDP goes in trade with the EU in deficit 11 with the rest of the world in surplus and 80 stays in our domestic economy. Yet Brussels over-regulation applies to and strangles the whole 100 of1 our economy. A large majority of our national law is now imposed by Brussels for example 72 of business regulation . All told there are more than 120 000 EU directives and regulations in force in the

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