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... Trade Union movement, and worst of all, in defiance of the wishes of the people who elected them. . Whé will speak for the People? Who will speak for Scotland?—l am ete. David Sibley. ...

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... DISCIPLINE . He said that for four years the student need not meet the people he should be speaking to and he was encouraged to concentrate too obviously on his chosen subject. “He can soon find him‘self ijlliterate in forms of communication which are ...

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... also a good deal of drinking and some half-hearted shuffling around the floor of the bar, but there was no dialogue worth speaking :of ...

... said at Heathrow Airport, London, yesterday that Denmark would not join the Common Market unless Britain did. {Mz Krag was speaking on his | arrival for talks with Mr Edward | Heath and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Anthony Barber, £ o Sy v rluuluu ...