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Date: 11 Aug 1982.

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PREM19/639	82 Jul 21	82 Aug 31	224	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 28)
PREM19/670	82 May 6	82 Sep 13	257	Confidential	China (Prime Minister's visit to China, Hong Kong & Japan, September 1982: briefing) (Part 1)
PREM19/681	82 Aug 2	82 Nov 30	181	Confidential	Civil service (Long term management and manpower policy) (Part 11)
PREM19/714	82 Jul 19	82 Oct 29	312	Confidential	Economic policy (Strategy) (Part 18)
PREM19/846	82 Jul 19	82 Aug 11	18	Confidential	Ministers (Request for release of 1957 report on the burden on Ministers)
PREM19/854	82 Feb 12	82 Sep 8	297	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 6)
PREM19/988	82 Jul 26	83 Jan 18	268	Confidential	Economic policy (Privatisation) (Part 6)
PREM19/1074	82 Jul 12	83 Sep 5	423	Secret	Lebanon (Internal situation; Israeli/Lebanese hostilities; Multinational Force (MNF) in Lebanon; UK/Lebanese relations) (Part 3)
PREM19/1357	82 Jul 22	83 Nov 30	188	Confidential	Prime Minister (Prime Minister's meeting with Group of Eight, representing the construction industry, October 1982; pressure for greater financial assistance from government; complaint about local authority capital underspend)
PREM19/1371	79 May 10	82 Aug 11		Retained Sec 3.4	Security (Irish terrorist activity in Great Britain) (Part 1A)
PREM19/1474	82 Jan 14	85 Nov 12	282	Secret	Energy (Future of British National Oil Corporation (BNOC): flotation of Britoil, BNOC oil-producing business) (Part 5)
PREM19/1634	81 Apr 1	85 Sep 5	253	Secret	Security (Security Commission: review of security procedures; appointments; cases referred; 'Three Advisers' on appeals against positive vetting clearance refusals - terms of reference and procedures)

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