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No one can doubt that a man with such a record was entitled to the confidence of his colleagues and of the country ; and it should not be assumed by anyone that he would give away secret information . Whatever indiscretions he may have ...
No one can doubt that a man with such a record was entitled to the confidence of his colleagues and of the country ; and it should not be assumed by anyone that he would give away secret information . Whatever indiscretions he may have ...
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Did you give Mr. Williams or suits ? -No . Mr. Stanley the information that the 5330. Or either of them the informafitted carpeting cost Mr. Vassall £ 400 ? tion that he had more than two hun-No . dred silk ties in cupboards and drawers ...
Did you give Mr. Williams or suits ? -No . Mr. Stanley the information that the 5330. Or either of them the informafitted carpeting cost Mr. Vassall £ 400 ? tion that he had more than two hun-No . dred silk ties in cupboards and drawers ...
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... as your Lordship has seen — I have only seen it today - gives the information without any attribution at all . ... when she comes to give her statement to this Tribunal , says that there was never anything definite in her impression ...
... as your Lordship has seen — I have only seen it today - gives the information without any attribution at all . ... when she comes to give her statement to this Tribunal , says that there was never anything definite in her impression ...
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AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | |
EXPENDITURE ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 196162 | |
IN GREAT BRITAIN 1962 | 23 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 24 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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