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Rt Hon David Cameron, MP, Conservative Party leader, during his visit to Oxfam headquarters in Oxford, England. Full version. |
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29 June 2006, 11:14 |
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DSC08171.JPG David Cameron at Oxfam HQ, Oxford |
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Christian Guthier from Oxford, England |
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