Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... represented at the negotiations for reduction of tariffs held between certain of the Contracting Parties to G.A.T.T. during the year . An agreement with the United States of America was signed on 7th March , 1962 , but negotiations with ...
... represented at the negotiations for reduction of tariffs held between certain of the Contracting Parties to G.A.T.T. during the year . An agreement with the United States of America was signed on 7th March , 1962 , but negotiations with ...
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... represented at the negotiations for reduction of tariffs held between certain of the Contracting Parties to G.A.T.T. during the year . An agreement with the United States of America was signed on 7th March , 1962 , but negotiations with ...
... represented at the negotiations for reduction of tariffs held between certain of the Contracting Parties to G.A.T.T. during the year . An agreement with the United States of America was signed on 7th March , 1962 , but negotiations with ...
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... represented an approximately equal part of the population of children in the country in that type of school . It was therefore appropriate to set a ' fixed quota ' of children to be selected from each school . Third sampling stage 21 ...
... represented an approximately equal part of the population of children in the country in that type of school . It was therefore appropriate to set a ' fixed quota ' of children to be selected from each school . Third sampling stage 21 ...
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