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... discussing the Common Market and invite guest speakers not only from Scotland but from Ireland, Wales, Norway and Denmark. Speaking to. Glasgow University Liberals, Mr Grimond said: “It is a tragedy that at this vital moment in her histoiwhen the decision ...

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... Government to find out where we live, what we do, what we were doing a year n{o. where our parents came from or -even whether we speak. Gaelic gets under way in Scotland tomorrow, when a start is made to handing in th:fi fm fto homes t!m;:gbout e or the first ...

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... Mr Duvalier, who took over as President for ‘life of this black Caribbean republic when “Papa Doc” died on April 21, was speaking to the 58-member national legislature on his programme. The offer of amnesty to the exiles, most of whom live in the United ...

... ought ROF to s dos a novelist not ) g cribed as “creating a world.” Perhaps not, But»whenwo'g talking about a good nove and we speak of his ability to create a world, we know what the metaphor means. We know what it means when we are talking about Greene. ...