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Daily Archives: Thursday, December 20, 2012
Keep the helicopters on their pads and just spend
I was looking back through snippets I save (like a magpie) today and remembered that I hadn’t written anything in response to this Financial Times article (October 12, 2012) – UK needs to talk about helicopters – which demonstrates that … Read the rest of this entry
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