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Brown Study

Brown study

23 November 2013

9:00 AM

23 November 2013

9:00 AM

Everyone was supposed to burst into howls of protest when the government announced last week that it was abolishing 20 advisory bodies. Well, now I know what that 1960s song ‘Sounds of Silence’ meant. There were no protests at all so far as I could see. I suspect it was because most people thought the abolition of these bodies was well overdue.

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