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Such work is frequently rough and requires considerable and sustained physical effort and strength , and is found by the majority of women to be unsuited to them . If the other aspects of veterinary work are undertaken by approximately ...
Such work is frequently rough and requires considerable and sustained physical effort and strength , and is found by the majority of women to be unsuited to them . If the other aspects of veterinary work are undertaken by approximately ...
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I think 200,000 in 1970 is based on different assumptions , one being a considerable increase in the number of women . Lord Chorley : 200,000 by 1970 I would think excessively fast . Most of us envisage reasonably progressing programme ...
I think 200,000 in 1970 is based on different assumptions , one being a considerable increase in the number of women . Lord Chorley : 200,000 by 1970 I would think excessively fast . Most of us envisage reasonably progressing programme ...
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But I think very considerable numbers of students in the scientific , technological and professional departments of universities are doing very well out of the teaching they are getting from economists . If one is assuming that the ...
But I think very considerable numbers of students in the scientific , technological and professional departments of universities are doing very well out of the teaching they are getting from economists . If one is assuming that the ...
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