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Mar. 20th, 2011 09:46 amMessage to: Machine
library(rev.funcs)
library(tunes)
whilst (now as.date(dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss) <= 22/03/11 17:23:00)
{
if (hh%/%2 == 1)
{ Bercow<-hangover(Bercow, ear.worm="Things Can Only Get Better", nausea=FALSE)}
else
{Bercow<-hangover(Bercow, ear.worm="I've Got A Little List", nausea=TRUE)}
}
library(rev.funcs)
library(tunes)
whilst (now as.date(dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss) <= 22/03/11 17:23:00)
{
if (hh%/%2 == 1)
{ Bercow<-hangover(Bercow, ear.worm="Things Can Only Get Better", nausea=FALSE)}
else
{Bercow<-hangover(Bercow, ear.worm="I've Got A Little List", nausea=TRUE)}
}
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Date: 2011-03-20 01:28 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2011-03-20 01:38 pm (UTC)That's a somewhat leading question, John. I would say the broader issue is, as someone who is no longer in government, whether it would be appropriate for me to interfere with what is clearly a government issue. Now, if Cable decides that he wishes to stick to his pre-coalition pledges and reveal the documents then he is perfectly entitled to try and do so; he may run up against some resistance from his coalition partners, but I am afraid that is one of the perils of shared governance.
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