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...as broadcasting 24 hours a day started...
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| ...after Jackie had showed that officials...
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...and confiscate equipment without a court order...
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...and sitting outdoors..
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| ...or windswept fields...
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...finally came to an end...
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| Geoff Rogers' first show, 1983
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Each C120 cassette held one hour...
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| ..programmes recorded for Easter 1980...
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| ...an arrangement which became the norm
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| ...beside Wimbledon Station was prepared...
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