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16 August 2012
Another excellent article by Nigel Hawkes. I had earlier today read Camilla Cavendish's piece in The Times without at the time asking the question Mr Hawkes' puts so clearly: "Why are they telling me this?". So the "good news flow" does not appear to be drying up anytime soon.
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