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PAGB
(redirected from Proprietary Association of Great Britain)

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PAGBProprietary Association of Great Britain
PAGBPhotographic Alliance of Great Britain
PAGBPost-Asymptotic Giant Branch (stars; astronomy)
PAGBPakistan Association of Greater Boston (Massachusetts)
PAGBGalbraith Lake, AK, USA (ICAO station ID)
PAGBPennsylvania Game Breeders Association
PAGBPortland Association of General Baptists
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Sheila Kelly, of the Proprietary Association of Great Britain, said: "Having access to safe and effective paediatric cough and cold remedies is essential.
Honey 'beats cough medicine' by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
But Sheila Kelly, of the Proprietary Association of Great Britain, said cough products were "safe and effective".
HONEY THE BEST FOR KIDS'COUGHS; OFFICAL by The Mirror (London, England)
The Proprietary Association of Great Britain, which represents commerical medicine makers, insisted cough products were "both safe and effective".
HONEY, IT WORKS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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