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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32879, 30 March 1972, Page 10

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J. Macdonald.—See rules above. You Know.—Yes, we aU do. X.—We have no space to discuss clerical preferences in wine. Hopeful.—You should discuss Mr Kirk’s views, not his personality. A Little.—You may not, at this stage, discuss the merits of the case. We’ll seek comment on your main contention.