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No shred of evidence in rules

EPISODE · Oct 30, 2006 · 4 MIN

No shred of evidence in rules

from Classic Copperfield · host Tony Copperfield

From the classic Copperfield column originally printed in Doctor on 8 March 2001. Copyright © Elsevier Ltd. There'll be a new Classic Copperfield to listen to every week - look out for your weekly Doctor email

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