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An important aspect of the changes taking place on the railways in the last few years has been the improved machinery that has been made available to employees . This is perhaps the most important factor in increasing productivity ...
An important aspect of the changes taking place on the railways in the last few years has been the improved machinery that has been made available to employees . This is perhaps the most important factor in increasing productivity ...
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As the Commission said in 1954 that " the adoption of continuous brakes is one of the most important single steps forward that can be taken by British Railways in the near future ” ( Modernisation , para .
As the Commission said in 1954 that " the adoption of continuous brakes is one of the most important single steps forward that can be taken by British Railways in the near future ” ( Modernisation , para .
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It is quite important for us to know how your fares are fixed , and whether you are meant to provide for this or not . We had the same point in our report on coal . It is obviously an important point . Your answer is that they have not ...
It is quite important for us to know how your fares are fixed , and whether you are meant to provide for this or not . We had the same point in our report on coal . It is obviously an important point . Your answer is that they have not ...
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Special Report from the Select Committee | 15 |
Special Report from the Committee on Public Petitions | 17 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee | 25 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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