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'I'd like to see the fence next time.' Daily Mail of 13 down what they camps LAURA MITCHELL and VALERIE COULTAS went to Greenham Common last Sunday for Socialist Challenge. Unlike Anne Leslie in the Jan we didn't take Greenham women out of their surroundings to get away from the atmosphere of the camp.

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