Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 284W. Blackwood, 1958 |
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... tion . While theoretically the Unions may accept the need for these changes , actually they are well aware that , if the changes are to make any differ- ence at all , they will involve a re- duction in manpower . Reorganisa- tion may ...
... tion . While theoretically the Unions may accept the need for these changes , actually they are well aware that , if the changes are to make any differ- ence at all , they will involve a re- duction in manpower . Reorganisa- tion may ...
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... tion ; nor is it encouraged to greater sympathy by reports that the Central Government is likely to require a larger revenue and therefore larger contributions from the islands in the near future . Federalists , on the other hand ...
... tion ; nor is it encouraged to greater sympathy by reports that the Central Government is likely to require a larger revenue and therefore larger contributions from the islands in the near future . Federalists , on the other hand ...
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... tion to convert the island into a kind of rentier suburb of Britain . But Mr Mintoff remains the dominating polit- ical figure , and when it is a matter of winning votes , neither Mr Borg Olivier nor Miss Strickland , the leaders of the ...
... tion to convert the island into a kind of rentier suburb of Britain . But Mr Mintoff remains the dominating polit- ical figure , and when it is a matter of winning votes , neither Mr Borg Olivier nor Miss Strickland , the leaders of the ...
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