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By Richard Bond on 26th March, 2009

This just in -

Ministers should speak more plainly, a peer urged today.

Liberal Democrat Lord Smith of Clifton highlighted the “increasing reliance of ministers on using weasel words and euphemisms to obfuscate reality.”

Now that’s not done a lot to help my previous argument against the LGA has it?

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