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... association . Further meetings followed , from which was established a steering committee charged with examining the viability of creating a Bar Association and with making recommendations as to the form of such an Association . The ...
... association . Further meetings followed , from which was established a steering committee charged with examining the viability of creating a Bar Association and with making recommendations as to the form of such an Association . The ...
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... Association to make its disappointment known to the government of Kenya , and I hope I can count on you in that appeal . In August of last year , we presented the United Nations with a report called " the harassment and persecution of ...
... Association to make its disappointment known to the government of Kenya , and I hope I can count on you in that appeal . In August of last year , we presented the United Nations with a report called " the harassment and persecution of ...
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... Association will stand up boldly and stoutly and defend our judiciary . But you just find that the Bar Association will take a stand and some other groups dissenting from that will vocally through the press take another stand . I think ...
... Association will stand up boldly and stoutly and defend our judiciary . But you just find that the Bar Association will take a stand and some other groups dissenting from that will vocally through the press take another stand . I think ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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