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… institutional autonomy. It was also here that he came in contact for the first time with Marxist theory as a …

… street by street, enabling Congress volunteers to maintain contact with the people. The M Plan should serve as an …

… practical suggestions, as follows: the Forum should contact the SADC Secretariat to access all documentation that …

… of some few initial recruits made out through personal contact, is the first step towards the founding of a mass …

… were moved to a single cell, and not allowed to have any contact with us. You have often said what you missed the most …

… exchanges, criticism, appreciation, and free contact with other people: in South Africa today there is no …

… dad settled in Durban. Once there he quickly came into contact with the leaders of the emerging black consciousness …

… alliance with Pretoria. The true position that the Western contact group had grudgingly come to accept - that the …

… the changing attitudes of its base and to foster greater contact at that level. The strategy worked and produced a … strategy was to apply pressure directly “at the point of contact”, which involved acquiring a list of people who had …

… of Wales and London University’s Queen Mary College. Made contact with leftwing organisations, in particular Trotskyist … which would be difficult here because the basis for contact with relevant groups at home is not that well …

… what we could talk about was never relaxed. There was no contact allowed: we faced each other through a pane of glass … an hour and at the same time to try to rekindle the human contact. It is not possible in such a short time. Your … going to starve. When she left she wanted to kiss me but contact visits were not allowed. One of the officers, as a …

… to one is an injury to all", and called on students to contact church and civic organisations to win support for … a unified force linked by formal structures or in regular contact, or even strongly familiar with one another. Indeed, contact between these activists only began to occur during …

… very difficult, because there is a slow process of making contact, and by the time contact is made and leadership emerges, and there are people … organisations and civic and women's organisations. The contact of SANSCO activists with popular organisations and …

… the more I realised I was a vehicle for instigating contact among blacks, for undermining legitimate operations … via the route that presented the lesser possibility of contact between the ANC and IFP supporters. During the …

… and the Dominions, and the Dominions inter se. Such contact alone can convey an impression of the atmosphere in … with the desirability of developing a system of personal contact, both in London and in the Dominion capitals, to …

… their children or ripped away from them and barred from contact. [11] While they shared many common problems with …

… fact, it was far from it. Isolation deprives one of human contact and effectively erodes one’s sense of sanity. Ruth …

… The BWF’s main objectives were, inter alia, to establish contact and unity and practical co-operation among Black …

… The BWF's main objectives were, inter alia, to establish contact and unity and practical co-operation among Black …

… will be test," published in the 19 March 1960 issue of Contact, the Liberal Party newspaper, described the build up …

… criticism for bringing elite student-athletes into regular contact with illiterate domestic servants, dockworkers, …

… ('controlling body').  Kasrils was liaison officer ('contact') of the Natal Regional Command, serving as a link …

… who were settlers on Phoenix Settlement and kept in close contact with us stopped coming to our home. My father forbade … – cousins who were my age, but were also hesitant to make contact with us. We stayed in Bombay for two weeks. During … was just next door. So I didn’t return and had no contact with my friends. I enrolled in the local college for …

… if we could conceive the two continents being brought into contact, the opening would be nearly filled up, so as to form …