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Your fine earmarking to large - scale investcommittee could not have had an ment , not the ordinary run - of - the - mill opportunity of studying the Gibb / investment ? Zuckerman report , because it has just Professor Butler : That ...
Your fine earmarking to large - scale investcommittee could not have had an ment , not the ordinary run - of - the - mill opportunity of studying the Gibb / investment ? Zuckerman report , because it has just Professor Butler : That ...
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Mr. Shearman : Some schools are now Sir David Anderson : It is an inducegiving what they call an engineering bias are they not ? ment to enter a field of industry and not a particular firm ? Sir Willis Jackson : Regrettably .
Mr. Shearman : Some schools are now Sir David Anderson : It is an inducegiving what they call an engineering bias are they not ? ment to enter a field of industry and not a particular firm ? Sir Willis Jackson : Regrettably .
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Dr. T. Parry : Yes , I fully agree that Mr. Southall : Presumably an arrangethe governing bodies of these colleges ment of that sort could survive many should contain better representation vicissitudes ? of their teachers .
Dr. T. Parry : Yes , I fully agree that Mr. Southall : Presumably an arrangethe governing bodies of these colleges ment of that sort could survive many should contain better representation vicissitudes ? of their teachers .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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