Michael C Thrasher from Houston, TX

Professional Records

Medicine Doctors

Dr. Michael R Thrasher, Houston TX - DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery)

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Specialties:

Dentistry

Address:

1120 Nasa Pkwy Suite 450, Houston, TX 77058
(281) 333-9172 (Phone), (281) 335-8838 (Fax)

Languages:

English

Lawyers & Attorneys

Michael A Thrasher - Lawyer

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Licenses:

Dist. of Columbia - Active 1998

License Records

Michael Charles Thrasher

License #:

14290 - Active

Category:

Veterinarian Medicine

Issued Date:

Jan 16, 1991

Renew Date:

Mar 1, 2016

Expiration Date:

Feb 28, 2018

Type:

Veterinarian Medicine

Resumes

Michael Thrasher

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Work:

Michael Stewart Design 1990 - 2010
Creative Director and Owner

Skills:

Html
Graphic Design
Photoshop
Microsoft Word
Adobe Creative Suite
Indesign
Web Design
Illustration
Mac
Illustrator
Photography
Layout
Brochures
Dreamweaver

Dentist

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Location:

Houston, TX

Industry:

Medical Practice

Work:

Dr Michael Thrasher
Dentist

Michael Thrasher

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Michael Thrasher

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Michael Thrasher

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Location:

United States

District Sales Coordinator At Aflac

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Position:

District sales coordinator at Aflac

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Insurance

Work:

Aflac
District sales coordinator

Education:

University of Alabama

Michael Thrasher

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Location:

United States

Michael Thrasher

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Location:

United States

Business Records

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Michael Ray Thrasher

Thrasher, Dr. Michael R
Cosmetic Dentist · Dentures · Dentists · Periodontics · Endodontics

1120 Nasa Pkwy, Houston, TX 77058
(281) 333-9172

Michael Thrasher
Director

Grace International Children's Foundation (USA) Inc

5121 Fm 359, Richmond, TX 77406

News

Voters set to punish May's Conservatives over Brexit delay

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Another analysis by academics Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher suggested that a swing in polling toward Labour could translate into Conservative losses of more than 1,000 seats and 800 Labour gains.

Date

May 01, 2019

Category:

World

Source:

Google

U.K. Voters Choose New London Mayor and Give Verdict on Corbyn

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rcent of the vote. With the Brexit referendum on June 23, voter awareness of the party should be at a high. Of the more than 2,700 seats up for election, Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher, professors of politics at Plymouth University, forecast UKIP will gain 40. They predict Labour will lose 150.

Date

May 04, 2016

Category:

World

Source:

Google

UKIP's Nigel Farage names Plymouth as target

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As Mr Farage publicly identified Plymouth as a target seat in the general election, a leading political analyst dismissed suggestions the UKIP vote would evaporate before next years vote. Michael Thrasher of the University of Plymouth said: This is a game changer.

Date

May 27, 2014

Category:

World

Source:

Google

Polls close in European and English local elections

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Election experts Professors Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher believe Labour will gain between 490 and 500 council seats - but party sources were playing down expectations, suggesting 150 to 200 gains would represent a good night.

Date

May 22, 2014

Source:

Google

Local elections 2014: What are the parties hoping for?

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The election experts Professors Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher have done some number crunching and reckon the Tories can expect to lose something like 200 of the 1,574 seats that they are defending.

Date

May 22, 2014

Source:

Google

Local election results are good for UKIP, not so good for Labour

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But the party will be disappointed not to have won back Staffordshire and Lancashire. Moreover, its gains fell short of what was expected (on the basis of the 2009 starting point and recent local by-elections) by such independent experts such as Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher. More positively,

Date

May 03, 2013

Source:

Google

Lib Dem support collapses across north while SNP make gains

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Labour was working hard to play down expectations after Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, said the party should gain 1,300 seats nationally. Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher, of Plymouth University, have said that Labour should be in the strongest position of the three main parties because the same seats were last contested in 2007, a month before Gordon Brown succeeded Tony Blair as prime minister.

Date

May 05, 2011

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