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To name any particular one of these developments is , of course , speculative but simply to give an indication of the kind of thing we have in mind , might be mentioned the possibility of turning fishing from a hunting into a farming ...
To name any particular one of these developments is , of course , speculative but simply to give an indication of the kind of thing we have in mind , might be mentioned the possibility of turning fishing from a hunting into a farming ...
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And of course , that would be imperilled if it is known that a particular journalist in their employment would break a confidence of that kind . In this connection - and it is going outside the field of my own particular concern ...
And of course , that would be imperilled if it is known that a particular journalist in their employment would break a confidence of that kind . In this connection - and it is going outside the field of my own particular concern ...
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I am going to suggest in a moment that their particular position is characteristically different from the other papers for which Mr. Lawson made some general observations . Perhaps if I may repeat them I may adopt those on behalf of my ...
I am going to suggest in a moment that their particular position is characteristically different from the other papers for which Mr. Lawson made some general observations . Perhaps if I may repeat them I may adopt those on behalf of my ...
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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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