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Date: 17 Feb 1983.

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PREM19/950	82 Dec 1	83 Mar 2	360	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 32)
PREM19/979	82 Oct 20	83 Sep 21	353	Top Secret	Defence (Modernisation of Theatre Nuclear Forces (TNF) in Europe; proposed basing of United States Ground Launched Cruise Missiles (GLCM) in the UK; Geneva talks on Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF)) (Part 3)
PREM19/1054	83 Feb 17	83 Apr 19	317	Top Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 5)
PREM19/1068	82 Nov 16	83 Jul 25	277	Secret	Ireland (Situation in Northern Ireland) (Part 13)
PREM19/1073	82 Nov 22	83 Oct 31	295	Confidential	Japan (Commercial relations with Japan; effects of Japanese imports on the European car industry; possible Nissan investment in UK) (Part 3)
PREM19/1079	83 Jan 4	83 Jun 29	198	Secret	Local government (Relations with central government, organisation & finance) (Part 15)
PREM19/1088	83 Feb 3	83 Dec 28	388	Secret	Middle East (Situation in the Middle East) (Part 11)
PREM19/1092	82 Sep 9	83 May 10	330	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 7)
PREM19/1146	82 Oct 7	83 Apr 25	184	Secret	Transport (Railway policy) (Part 6)
PREM19/1177	82 Nov 19	84 Jan 17	239	Secret	Civil service (Pay and pensions; report of Megaw Committee on pay and conditions; pay negotiations) (Part 13)
PREM19/1238	83 Jan 12	84 Dec 31	257	Confidential	Foreign policy (United Nations Law of the Sea Convention (UNLOSC)) (Part 2)
PREM19/1274	82 Aug 2	84 Mar 27	280	Secret and Personal	Industrial policy (The future of British Leyland (BL)) (Part 7)
PREM19/1296	82 Jul 1	84 Nov 30	330	Secret - UK Eyes A	Jordan (Visits to UK by King Hussein; meetings with Prime Minister) (Part 2)
PREM19/1645	82 Nov 12	85 Oct 24	286	Secret and Personal	Soviet Union (Economic relations: control on strategic exports; United States sanctions; sale of Rolls-Royce gas turbines; Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls (COCOM) list review) (Part 2)
PREM19/1846	83 Feb 17	86 Mar 26	297	Secret	Defence (Policing of demonstrations at military bases: activities of anti-nuclear demonstrators) (Part 1)
T639/252	83 Jan 14	83 Feb 17	418	Confidential	International (IMF Interim Committee Washington, 10-11 Feb 1983)

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