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… recognises that in the public interest there has to be contact, a policy which recognises the fact that although in … considered it necessary, to be evasive when I came into contact with leaders of other nations or with prominent …

… the Gold Mines of Barberton (Transvaal) where he came into contact with a new mode of life ”” European civilisation with … committee to propagate and disseminate these things and contact all African scientists and artists as well as laymen, …

… acknowledged, however, that at present the extent of the contact by this means is limited. As a method of education and contact its potentialities have not been sufficiently …

… with whom they had established some sort of clandestine contact, decided that their detention was intolerable and … detainees, especially the black detainees. Because I had contact with Lilian and the men on the trial, it was my task …

… worse and I had suddenly been removed from the daily close contact of my fellow accused. I know that Hannah's example … enclosed within its convent walls, having no physical contact whatsoever with the outside world. Theirs was a life …

… radical direction in the 1970s. He would also establish contact with its black counterpart, the South African …

… with the standpoint of the P.A.C. (b) To keep in close contact with the masses, and to report periodically their …

… programme of action; that as students we come daily in contact with the oppression of our educational system and it …

… to fifty thousand) were outside this system so that their contact with employers was direct. In this way they were able … of such catering unions. The constitution was revamped and contact between the unions in Pretoria, Cape Town, East … up to the merger congress, only the Charterist camp made contact with HARWU. This was done via the Pretoria branch …

… and merchant class, and with them he kept directly in contact, as well as with the Mission headquarters in London. …

… an informal measure to ‘take every step discourage contact or competition by their nationals with sporting …

… first task of the Women’s Section Bureau was to establish contact with all women in exile, wherever they had settled, …

… person, having regard particularly to the fact that I make contact with people easily and because of my interest in … of Defence. Lapid made use of every imaginable political contact in Britain, using his Jewishness and my Jewish … My wife needed me … and so on. Hillary was allowed a contact visit together with Herut. She made no effort to …

… been disowned by France and other members of the Western Contact Group. But, Mr. President, the United Nations keeps …

… correspondence. But if there is any form of intimate contact that one could point at, it was the glowing praise …

… If the local police do not act, the community should contact the provincial and even the national police …

… in all the spheres of governance maintain close contact with the people, they will themselves contribute …

… spreading, and when the 250,000 Africans who have had some contact with trade unionism become effectively organised, the …

… correct legal minimum in future and, in cases of doubt, to contact the union; but quite a large number tried to find all …

… bane of our Northern provinces. By virtue of sympathetic contact it recognised that colour prejudice was due to mutual …

… held incommunicado; or in solitary confinement without any contact with the outside world. A few days later, the police …

… as apartheid exists, that there are people in physical contact with this state of affairs and who are ready to …

… Africa has accumulated this strength through her continued contact with certain countries which have chosen not only to …