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This newspaper article appeared on page 37 of the South West Business {Main} edition on Saturday, January 1, 2011. It discusses a copyrighted article from an unspecified source. The article was reproduced by Durrants on behalf of Cision UK Ltd under license and cannot be further copied, digitally reproduced, or forwarded without permission from the appropriate copyright organization.
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This document is a newspaper article from the South West Business section published on November 1, 2010 on page 36. It discusses copyright restrictions and indicates that this cutting was reproduced by Durrants on behalf of Cision UK Ltd under license from the NLA or CLA and that no further copying, digital reproduction, or forwarding is allowed without permission from the relevant copyright body.
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A newspaper article from the Swindon Business News published on April 1st, 2011 discusses local business news on page 1. The article is protected by copyright and cannot be further reproduced or distributed without permission.
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