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A Latin mistake.(Letters)
SIR: Whether the error lies with Owen Dixon, Philip Ayres, the Hon. J.J. Spigelman, or is a Quadrant "typo", I feel it should be pointed out that ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, A Latin mistake.(Letters)