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Date: 18 Nov 1982.

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PREM19/642	82 Nov 1	82 Nov 29	292	Top Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 31)
PREM19/653	82 Oct 1	82 Dec 23	146	Top Secret	Argentina (Falklands: sensitive briefing) (Part 11)
PREM19/676	82 Jul 8	82 Nov 18	93	Secret	Civil service (Pay and pensions) (Part 12)
PREM19/697	82 Aug 2	82 Nov 30	221	Secret	Economic policy (International banking system) (Part 1)
PREM19/946	81 Nov 12	82 Nov 30	217	Secret	Zimbabwe (Internal situation; aid; relations with UK)
PREM19/1042	82 Nov 2	83 Feb 28	386	Confidential	Government machinery (Promotion of efficiency and elimination of waste: the Rayner Scrutiny Programme 1982/83) (Part 13)
PREM19/1053	82 Nov 8	83 Feb 16	453	Top Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 4)
PREM19/1061	82 Mar 24	83 Jan 20	245	Secret	Industrial policy (Industrial relations law) (Part 9)
PREM19/1087	82 Apr 22	83 Jan 31	353	Secret	Middle East (Situation in the Middle East) (Part 10)
PREM19/1092	82 Sep 9	83 May 10	330	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 7)
PREM19/1299	79 Jul 9	84 Mar 23	151	Top Secret	Libya (UK/Libyan relations; threat to Libyan dissidents in UK) (Part 1)
PREM19/1393	82 Apr 21	84 May 14	275	Top Secret	Soviet Union (UK/Soviet relations) (Part 2)
PREM19/1404	82 May 10	84 Feb 28	305	Top Secret	USA (UK/USA relations) (Part 2)
PREM19/1450	82 Nov 19	85 May 31	252	Confidential	Drugs (Drug misuse: prevention; proposed legislation) (Part 1)
PREM19/1778	81 Dec 7	86 Oct 22	215	Confidential	Government Machinery (Departmental responsibility for national standards and international trade)
PREM19/1813	80 Jul 1	86 Jan 21	310	Confidential	Ireland (DeLorean sports cars) (Part 1)
T639/162	82 Nov 18	83 Apr 12	291	Secret	Budget (Press notices 1983)

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