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First, inasmuch as it has been held in private and in strict confidence, the witnesses were, I am sure, much more frank than they would ... Secondly, 1 was able to check the evidence of one witness against that of another more freely.
First, inasmuch as it has been held in private and in strict confidence, the witnesses were, I am sure, much more frank than they would ... Secondly, 1 was able to check the evidence of one witness against that of another more freely.
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Counsel for the prosecution went to the Attorney - General and explained how it was that the case had proceeded without this witness . It was his decision alone and for these reasons : ( a ) He thought there was sufficient evidence ...
Counsel for the prosecution went to the Attorney - General and explained how it was that the case had proceeded without this witness . It was his decision alone and for these reasons : ( a ) He thought there was sufficient evidence ...
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In pressive to the witness to be directed my submission it plainly indicates that he ... Mr. Cusack : The important with . thing from this witness's point of view I want to ask him about is this . Mr. Chairman : I have to indicate that ...
In pressive to the witness to be directed my submission it plainly indicates that he ... Mr. Cusack : The important with . thing from this witness's point of view I want to ask him about is this . Mr. Chairman : I have to indicate that ...
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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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