Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 290W. Blackwood, 1961 |
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... ment of many designs until one design clearly shows its superiority ; and then to concentrate on that one . Alternatively if , having decided on a design , one can produce a large number of prototypes for develop- ment , then again the ...
... ment of many designs until one design clearly shows its superiority ; and then to concentrate on that one . Alternatively if , having decided on a design , one can produce a large number of prototypes for develop- ment , then again the ...
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... ment is that the man in the street , whether his judgment is right or wrong , would have the utmost difficulty in defining what he means by apartheid , and could easily make a complete fool of himself in argu- ment with an intelligent ...
... ment is that the man in the street , whether his judgment is right or wrong , would have the utmost difficulty in defining what he means by apartheid , and could easily make a complete fool of himself in argu- ment with an intelligent ...
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... ment Board is in fact the largest single investor in the London Stock Exchange . Kuwait is therefore vital to our balance of payments as well as to our industrial economy . These considerations made it inevitable that the British Govern- ...
... ment Board is in fact the largest single investor in the London Stock Exchange . Kuwait is therefore vital to our balance of payments as well as to our industrial economy . These considerations made it inevitable that the British Govern- ...
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ALI AND CO BY ROY FORSTER | 96 |
A STORM IN A COFFEECUP BY A DRUMMOND | 384 |
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