Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... understand ? Did they understand they could spend as they liked without consultation ? What did they understand they could do ? —They understood , I suppose , that they could get on with the scheme and tell us after- wards or tell us as ...
... understand ? Did they understand they could spend as they liked without consultation ? What did they understand they could do ? —They understood , I suppose , that they could get on with the scheme and tell us after- wards or tell us as ...
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... understand ? Did they understand they could spend as they liked without consultation ? What did they understand they could do ? —They understood , I suppose , that they could get on with the scheme and tell us after- wards or tell us as ...
... understand ? Did they understand they could spend as they liked without consultation ? What did they understand they could do ? —They understood , I suppose , that they could get on with the scheme and tell us after- wards or tell us as ...
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... understand their lan- guage , but I understand your criticisms are based on the principle that this sample is supposed to be a true sample of the universe - I think that is the ex- pression of experiences . That really is not the basis ...
... understand their lan- guage , but I understand your criticisms are based on the principle that this sample is supposed to be a true sample of the universe - I think that is the ex- pression of experiences . That really is not the basis ...
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