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the Ambassador that if neither of the other two is available Burkhardt, although rather senior, would be a good choice.

8. I think a special inter-departmental meeting will be necessary to consider the wider liaison scheme to which I have already referred. But I repeat that we should like to get this particular liaison appointment settled without waiting for that. It has been held up for various reasons and I should be grateful for anything you can do to help to get it cleared as soon as possible.

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