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Date: 2 Nov 1981.

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PREM19/421	81 Oct 26	81 Nov 12	99	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 16)
PREM19/459	81 Oct 9	81 Dec 1	188	Confidential	European policy (European Community budget) (Part 12)
PREM19/509	81 Oct 22	81 Nov 6	224	Secret	Ireland (Prime Minister's meetings with the Taoiseach (Garret Fitzgerald); Anglo-Irish Summit, November 1981) (Part 5)
PREM19/517	81 Nov 2	81 Dec 1	134	Confidential	Local government (Relations with central government, organisation & finance) (Part 7)
PREM19/532	81 Oct 1	81 Nov 3	178	Secret	Middle East (Situation in the Middle East) (Part 7)
PREM19/561	81 Aug 12	81 Dec 18	279	Secret	Poland (Internal situation; economic assistance to Poland; state of emergency - martial law, December 1981) (Part 4)
PREM19/606	80 Apr 17	81 Nov 2	258	Secret	Zimbabwe (Internal situation; aid; relations with South Africa)
PREM19/814	81 Aug 24	82 Jan 27	262	Secret	Ireland (Situation in Northern Ireland) (Part 10)
PREM19/837	81 Nov 2	82 Mar 30	382	Confidential	Manpower (Measures to counter unemployment; Central Policy Review Staff (CPRS) Unemployment Study) (Part 6)
PREM19/879	80 May 1	82 Jul 12	31	Confidential	Prime Minister (Meeting with delegation of Conservative Friends of Israel)
PREM19/902	81 Mar 11	82 Feb 15	131	Confidential	Science and Technology (Government procurement of computers and related equipment; Prime Minister’s reception for representatives of the computer industry)
PREM19/918	81 Nov 2	82 Mar 23		Unknown	Security (Activities of Leo Long)
PREM19/939	81 May 5	82 Feb 8	106	Confidential	United Nations (Election of United Nations Secretary-General)
PREM19/2212	80 Oct 24	88 Nov 8	200	Confidential	Greece (Visits to UK by Andreas Papandreou as Leader of the Opposition and as Prime Minister) (Part 1)

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