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Mr Phillips, why is the Equality and Human Rights Commission standing by and doing nothing while this is going on? : http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/press_20100323
Submitted by: Tim Blackwell | 5 votes for this..
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Submitted by: macman | 17 votes for this..
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Submitted by: jodywhales | 18 votes for this..
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Submitted by: pmy008 | 7 votes for this..
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