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Most research content on Policy Online is selected and catalogued by the editorial team at no cost for producers or readers of the site. The option to upload research content directly to the site will be available soon (we have been promising this for a long time but it will happen in 2013!)

In the meantime we value any suggestions from readers or producers for content that we may have missed or new sources we may not be monitoring.

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