On Mon, 01 Sep 2008 22:48:00 +0200, AlfaMS wrote: World Wildlife Fund, or some such where it had appeared on a record for the first time IIRC.. It was. The Beatles put Across the Universe on it as a sop to Kenny Everett. He'd found some discarded tape in a bin in the EMI studios and took it to the BBC where he and some tech guys straightened it out enough to go through a tape machine. Ken played it on air and caused a storm...

Enzo Matrix schrieb: You emailed Gary with a correction about the Hollies track that he played. World Wildlife Fund, or some such where it had appeared on a record for the first time IIRC.. -- Josef

... activity has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40%% directly benefited people in the area. ''...

... Human activity has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40%% directly benefited people in the area. ''There are...

... Human activity has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40%% directly benefited people in the area. ''There are...

...> Human activity has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40%% directly benefited people in the area. ''There are ...

.... Human activity has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40%% directly benefited people in the area. ''There are ...

... has shrunk the marsh over the years, but it still provides valuable agricultural land, flood control and natural treatment of city waste water, environmentalists say. A World Wildlife Fund study has valued the goods and services from the marsh at nearly $5 million, of which 40 percent directly benefited people in the area. "There ...

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