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that have been issued to | wrongly | named persons is unchanged i |
as when the innocent are | wrongly | convicted i understand from a |
been demanded illegally and people | wrongly | prosecuted and convicted for not |
john wants people who have | wrongly | been put under surveillance and |
discovered that a person has | wrongly | been put under surveillance that |
a surveillance operation has been | wrongly | carried out the person who |
has been put under surveillance | wrongly | for whatever reason they should |
has been placed under surveillance | wrongly | must be destroyed any individual |
the person who has been | wrongly | placed under surveillance but who |
be occasions where people are | wrongly | put under surveillance i do |
information about people who were | wrongly | under surveillance some time ago |
say that they have been | wrongly | named or that they are |
fixed penalty because it was | wrongly | issued and i am still |
satisfactory sentence or who challenges | wrongly | receives the penalty of being |
unfortunately gave his birth date | wrongly | as 1758 other early references |
emilie as gillies points out | wrongly | regarded burns as a highlander |
enforcement agencies if someone is | wrongly | surveilled that fact will become |
necessary if someone has been | wrongly | surveyed ideally they should be |
schools etc bill which was | wrongly | disagreed to by the lib |
who believe that they have | wrongly | been the subject of investigation |
use the bill s powers | wrongly | i was assured at stage |
that the calculation was made | wrongly | in the first place and |
down to that rightly or | wrongly | f1151: yeah f1150: which i |