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Date: 20 Sep 1982.

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PREM19/640	82 Sep 1	82 Sep 28	184	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 29)
PREM19/697	82 Aug 2	82 Nov 30	221	Secret	Economic policy (International banking system) (Part 1)
PREM19/823	81 Jan 28	82 Sep 20	368	Confidential	Japan (Prime Minister's visit to Japan, September 1982; proposed technology agreement) (Part 1)
PREM19/851	82 Jul 1	82 Dec 31	242	Secret	Nationalised industries (Nationalised industry policy; financial control; objectives; Central Policy Review Staff (CPRS) study of the state monopolies) (Part 7)
PREM19/915	78 Feb 23	82 Sep 20	59	Unclassified	Security (Fire precautions at Chequers; fire in telecommunications room, September 1982)
PREM19/936	79 May 15	82 Sep 30	197	Confidential	Transport (Armitage Report on Lorries, People and the Environment; draft White Paper) (Part 1)
PREM19/1061	82 Mar 24	83 Jan 20	245	Secret	Industrial policy (Industrial relations law) (Part 9)
PREM19/1071	82 Feb 26	83 Aug 23	183	Secret	Italy (Anglo-Italian Summits) (Part 2)
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)
PREM19/1111	81 Jul 14	83 Jan 24	189	Confidential	Prime Minister (Prime Minister's meetings with Dr David Clark MP about factory closures and unemployment in his South Shields constituency)
PREM19/1157	82 Sep 6	83 Jan 24	294	Secret	Manpower (Measures to counter unemployment) (Part 8)
PREM19/1556	82 Sep 20	85 Apr 16	148	Secret	Japan (Prime Minister's visit to Japan, September 1982) (Part 2)
T639/123	82 Sep 6	82 Sep 20	165	Secret	International (Chancellor's talks in Washington September 1982)

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