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MR LEWIN: I will pass you back. I do hope that you have been able to give us all the copies of the correspondence and if you have not, if we could get those copies so that we can help you. Thank you very much.

... you, because they were the only visible sympathetic, I thought, people I could communicate with. But imagine if I had no programme with which to pass the time. I think I would have been a mental wreck. ...

ADV BOSMAN: To who, to who did they pass on the information?

MR SAMBO: As I was standing there, I saw a car going, pass by and it came back again. They came and they entered my home. As I was there next to the car, I thought maybe that they are people from the garages, then I approached them. I got Mr van der Spuy next to the BMW opening the doors, the ...

... to a policeman, means he must now hand him over to some other body, or do you think it means Botha will continue to get the information and he will pass the information on to de ...

MR RICHARD: Now did you - were you lucky on the first pass?

... the people were so angry, a day after that, they went to Sonestraal Road where earlier on, they waited and waited there for one particular bus to pass through and it never passed and finally it was the incident of Mrs de Lange which sort of happened there, where because of the anger, she was ...

... morning when we saw them next to the telephones. Isaac Gulu who is my younger brother who was together with us, he made a telephone call. When we passed, when I and John were supposed to pass and wait for him to come back, we were blocked by these members of the ...

many of these conflicts innocent bystanders would be caught up in the crossfire.  It has been suggested that the killing of Esther Masuku cannot pass the test of proportionality if the objective, according to the Applicants, was to intimidate Oupa Masuku to refrain from his activities.  We ...

MR BLEKI: He walked up and down the streets with his weapon, remarks that he would pass that the communist is dead, he is now at peace.

MR TANDA: No, it did not pass, it stopped.

MR WAGENER: The cheques you didn't take, did you pass that on to someone?

CHAIRPERSON: If you cannot remember, say yes, if you do, tell us so that we can pass on.