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Y 1S© ov,1968 Ȃ
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Y Allowances Ȃ Prevailing Price Index
Y Right to association
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Y ©o carry in practice
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Y Helps in disposing the day-to-day work
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Y World constitution
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Y http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/