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     2   Q.   And, well, yes -- would it be, can you remember if it would
     3        be unusual for someone who had previously been involved in
     4        the group and no longer involved to drop in on occasion to
     5        report something particular that they were involved with so
     6        that the group would be able to discuss or get involved in
     7        it?
     8        A.  I don't know why people came that had not been for a
     9        while, but it would not be at all unusual for anybody at a
    10        meeting who had not been there for a while, or whatever, to
    11        report back on what they had been doing.  Because that was
    12        what the reports section was about and, I mean, obviously,
    13        you know, people want to drop in just to keep in touch.
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    15   Q.   It is said on page 3 of that report -- I am not sure what
    16        page number we are on, I am actually working from the
    17        King's Investigation Bureau?
    18        A.  164, I think you are working from the other one.
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    20   Q.   Yes, I am working from the other one because -- I don't
         know why.
    22        A.  Is that 168?
    23
    24   Q.   Is that 168?
    25        A.  I don't know.
    26
    27   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  What part of the report?
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    29   MR. MORRIS:  I am actually working from the King's Investigation
    30        Bureau, page 3, rather than the--
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    32   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  Well, that is page 168.
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    34   MR. MORRIS:  168 yes, it says there, No. 5, about London
    35        Greenpeace issuing a press statement about anti-McDonald's
    36        pickets in October 1990.  This was the last item on that
    37        agenda on that report.  Do you remember if I was still
    38        there by the time that was discussed or, you know, do you
    39        just not have any recollection at all?
    40        A.  I don't know.
    41
    42   Q.   Sorry, you will have to speak up?
    43        A.  I do not know.
    44
    45   Q.   You don't know if I was there?
    46        A.  No, I don't know.
    47
    48   Q.   Do you know whether that was discussed by everybody, or
    49        whether that was something that somebody may have said to
    50        the investigator?
    51        A.  I don't know.
    52
    53   Q.   Or what?
    54        A.  I don't know.  You know, I don't remember the specific
    55        discussion but when people did press releases it was
    56        generally, if you were involved in a specific campaign you
    57        would go off and write a press release and just get on with
    58        what you felt was important.  You being one -- sorry.
    59
    60   Q.   I don't understand that?