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... certainly true that such prices in France for instance, are much hifher than ours. But income-tax in France is, generally speaking, only about ten per cent of earned income. It is something of a joke in Italy. If we in Britain continue to be taxed at present ...

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... schnol win the Ayr District Schools League and cup in the period from 1964 to 1966 The Provost of Ayr, Mr Donald McLean, speaking yester of the “ pointless murder” of the three young soldiers on the threshold of a promising career, described the incident ...

... Middle-Eastern and their Urdu language, a Persianised Arabic written right to left, is incomprehensible to the Bengalis, who speak their own language. The West Pakistanis eat grain and meat and generally enjoy a higher degree of industrialisation than their ...

... have adverse effects on other ngs of Scotland, Mr William Hamilton (Lab., W. Fife) said in the Commons yesterday. He was speaking in an Opposition debate on deficiencies in s 3 Government regional policy. Juriers, in, Humpehice when “There is a very great ...

... around the very fundamental question of what universities are fo insofar as their student ?opulmo_n is concerned. Broadly speaking, there appear to be two possible answers here: (a) As training centres for a profession and/or for fitting the individual ...

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