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With the virus spreading, on march the 12th, number ten faced competing distractions, including a us request for military support. that day, the times had run a huge story about the prime minister and his girlfriend, and their dog. and the prime minister's girlfriend was going completely crackers about this story, demanding that the press 0ffice deal with that. so we had this, sort of, completely insane situation in which part of the building was saying, "are we going to bomb iraq"? part of the building was arguing about whether or not we were going to do quarantine, or not to quarantine. the ...

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Them and telling them they may not be entitled to compensation, or you're not even entitled to your status and that's what i've found with about three or four of my clients in their 70s, late 60s as well, where they say, i can't be bothered, i'mjust well, where they say, i can't be bothered, i'm just going to carry on with the way i'm living. that's because they do not trust the home office. what i've been fighting as a 0ffice. what i've been fighting as a campaigner and 0ffice. what i've been fighting as a campaignerand making 0ffice. what i've been fighting as a campaigner and making suggest...

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