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... fact that this particular fraud was not discovered for four years . SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH . 6. Grant in Aid Fund . - The attention of Your Committee has been drawn to the existence in connection with this Vote of a special ...
... fact that this particular fraud was not discovered for four years . SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH . 6. Grant in Aid Fund . - The attention of Your Committee has been drawn to the existence in connection with this Vote of a special ...
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... fact that we collected £ 19,000 more in passport fees in the year than we had anticipated . The second disturbing ... facts HOUSE OF COMMONS . on Public Accounts, with the Proceedings, Evidence, Appendices and Index P.
... fact that we collected £ 19,000 more in passport fees in the year than we had anticipated . The second disturbing ... facts HOUSE OF COMMONS . on Public Accounts, with the Proceedings, Evidence, Appendices and Index P.
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... fact have , I understand , fallen short of what you anticipated ? -Those appropriations- in - aid are recoveries from pensioners of money which they ought not to have received , which they drew wrongly . 40. Is the fact that they do not ...
... fact have , I understand , fallen short of what you anticipated ? -Those appropriations- in - aid are recoveries from pensioners of money which they ought not to have received , which they drew wrongly . 40. Is the fact that they do not ...
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... fact the amount of overhead plant is also slowly increasing . Whether a line is put overhead or under- ground depends actually on a number of circumstances . We do whichever is the more economical . Chairman . 47. The deduction from ...
... fact the amount of overhead plant is also slowly increasing . Whether a line is put overhead or under- ground depends actually on a number of circumstances . We do whichever is the more economical . Chairman . 47. The deduction from ...
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... fact that the adult population had reached its maximum ? -I based my answer on a prima facie belief of my own which may require a great deal of modification . I do not know . But if , in fact , our clientele is going to increase greatly ...
... fact that the adult population had reached its maximum ? -I based my answer on a prima facie belief of my own which may require a great deal of modification . I do not know . But if , in fact , our clientele is going to increase greatly ...
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able actual advances agree allowed amount answer Appropriation arrangement Board Briggs British building called cent Chairman charge Civil claim CLASS Commission Committee considerable considered Continued contract cost course deal Department difficulty estimate examined expenditure expenses fact fees figure Foreign Office Fund further give given going Government grant head House included increase interest less look loss Major Salmon March matter mean Members ment Ministry Office paid paragraph particular payment pensions Phillips position possible Post practice present question reason received referred regard Report salaries shown Sir Francis Sir Fredric Wise Sir John Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Robert staff Subhead suggest suppose taken thing tion Trade Treasury understand Vote whole
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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