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            <text>Acknowledgements&#13;
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The authors of this Review would like to thank Shirley Seal for statistical assistance, Joyce Leverett for&#13;
typing all the drafts, and Ann Newton for sub-editing the text. They are grateful to the Cambridge University Computing Service for computing facilities, and to the Social Science Research Council for continuing financial support.&#13;
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ISBN 0 566 02318 0&#13;
Gower Publishing Company Limited Gower House, Croft Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, England&#13;
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