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... but it has been without doubt a real difficulty , because I do not suggest for a moment - it is no part of my task to suggest that there are not real diffi- culties and real problems , and that the views entertained by the various ...
... but it has been without doubt a real difficulty , because I do not suggest for a moment - it is no part of my task to suggest that there are not real diffi- culties and real problems , and that the views entertained by the various ...
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At the end of the Inquiry a suggestion was put forward with almost general support that no satisfactory solution of the ... and suggest that the Ministry should undertake the improvement of the outfall below Lynn out of national funds .
At the end of the Inquiry a suggestion was put forward with almost general support that no satisfactory solution of the ... and suggest that the Ministry should undertake the improvement of the outfall below Lynn out of national funds .
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The amendments will lie in the hands of this Committee , but I suggest our de- liberations on this side of the table are likely to be more profitable if the cri- ticism which is submitted is not en- tirely of a destructive character but ...
The amendments will lie in the hands of this Committee , but I suggest our de- liberations on this side of the table are likely to be more profitable if the cri- ticism which is submitted is not en- tirely of a destructive character but ...
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We are far from suggesting the doctrine of benefit should be altogether abandoned , but we think some relaxation of the ... I suggest that in this discussion generally too much attention has been given to direct visible obvious physical ...
We are far from suggesting the doctrine of benefit should be altogether abandoned , but we think some relaxation of the ... I suggest that in this discussion generally too much attention has been given to direct visible obvious physical ...
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I do not suggest for a moment that they control the meteorological condi- tions of their county ; the rain falls upon the just and the unjust ; I shall not dis- criminate as to which is which : " Under the general law , which has always ...
I do not suggest for a moment that they control the meteorological condi- tions of their county ; the rain falls upon the just and the unjust ; I shall not dis- criminate as to which is which : " Under the general law , which has always ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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