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Throgmorton Trust plc, Classic ITC Threadneedle AMC (India), Nelson Hurst plc, Signet Group plc, The Ark Funds Inc. (US), Mitchell Cotts plc, Fidelity Asian Values plc and many finance companies, some of which he chaired.
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904:"Minister to assist Treasurer"
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542:. He later served as
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1012:"Garland discharged"
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922:"$ 17m copter order"
572:chartered accountant
1128:Minister for Supply
1080:Lyn Garland website
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616:Minister for Supply
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