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Worcester's charter should be amended to eliminate this arcane and undemocratic provision.
It's long been a sense of wonderment to me how academics manage to win grants into the bizarre, the arcane and nonsensical, but if Professor Russell Foster of Oxford University doesn't take the biscuit he's certainly hoovered up a few crumbs.
Byline: Dominic Vincent A HITHERTO arcane phrase is becoming more common in the recession - the pre-pack.
 
 
 
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