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140 The Editor would like to thank Basil Grose, Peter Grant, John Francis, Ken Burrage, all the UK and Overseas Section secretaries and the staff of Fericon Press, Reading, for their assistance and co-operation in the production of the <strong>Proceedings</strong>. The Institution is also most grateful to our colleagues within the signalling industry who have kindly supported the <strong>Proceedings</strong> by placing an advertisement.
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