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[…] knew him years ago as a researcher. He was at Granada, young Birt. Julia Cave: Yes, but was he… what […]
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[…] a bad morning! I: But it was on quality as well as money, wasn't it? Well, it should have been! R: Ah, yes, quality, it was allegedly that Granada, I think, managed to get a qualification, the straight money thing, that quality, there would be a quality hurdle and that would be taken into[…]
