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If the object were solely to minimise the measurable cost , the right course might be to couple the shortest possible preparatory period * with a very long transitional period * , one lasting perhaps over a decade .
If the object were solely to minimise the measurable cost , the right course might be to couple the shortest possible preparatory period * with a very long transitional period * , one lasting perhaps over a decade .
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But we also decided that a dual - currency period of substantially more than two years was intolerable and that the preparatory period should be long enough both to keep the transitional period within this time limit and generally to ...
But we also decided that a dual - currency period of substantially more than two years was intolerable and that the preparatory period should be long enough both to keep the transitional period within this time limit and generally to ...
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We recommend that the banks should consider with the Executive Board the possibility of their offering night safe deposit facilities and perhaps other vital services over this period . 575. We make no recommendation for the year of " D ...
We recommend that the banks should consider with the Executive Board the possibility of their offering night safe deposit facilities and perhaps other vital services over this period . 575. We make no recommendation for the year of " D ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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