And I've looked very carefully over the last few weeks at where we are with the London Underground and I'm very clear that we need to rule out privatisation of the London Underground.

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Unfortunately, the consequence of the rule has forced runners to go underground while their power continues to be evident, and possibly growing with time.

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In 1967 she joined the Comando de Liberacion Nacional (Colina) and the Vanguardia Armada Revolucionaria Palmares (VAR Palmares), two underground Marxist organizations that sought to oppose the rule of the military via armed struggle.

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This was partly because the party already had a presence in Iraq it operated underground and from the Kurdish enclave in the north of Iraq during the rule of Saddam Hussein.

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As a rule, economists are against rationing, as it distorts consumer choices, fosters underground markets, and nurtures corruption.

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These grievances have been felt for a long time, but under Mr Suharto's rule open discussion of religious and ethnic disputes was prohibited, forcing the issues underground, and perhaps hardening attitudes.

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The gates started to swing open in the 1960s, when courts in California allowed disgruntled beneficiaries to sue lawyers for making mistakes in a will, overriding the longstanding rule against suits by nonclients (perhaps because in this case the client was underground).

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