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Six separate months have been selected- January and February , 1958 and January and February , 1959 in order to ... 1958 as being a very heavy advertising month , and July , 1958 as being the lowest month for advertising except August .
Six separate months have been selected- January and February , 1958 and January and February , 1959 in order to ... 1958 as being a very heavy advertising month , and July , 1958 as being the lowest month for advertising except August .
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A child under the age of twelve years and four months at the date of committal may be kept in an approved school until he reaches the age of fifteen years and four months if a child has reached the age of twelve years and four months at ...
A child under the age of twelve years and four months at the date of committal may be kept in an approved school until he reaches the age of fifteen years and four months if a child has reached the age of twelve years and four months at ...
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The school managers have a duty to release a child on licence as soon as he has made sufficient progress in his training , but under the present statutory provisions a child cannot be released during the first twelve months of his ...
The school managers have a duty to release a child on licence as soon as he has made sufficient progress in his training , but under the present statutory provisions a child cannot be released during the first twelve months of his ...
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CHAPTER | 6 |
PART ONE THE EXISTING PRACTICE AND | 4 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 9 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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