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Unread 30 May 2005, 11:44   #7
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Re: ID Card costs soar

its based on research be LSE, so i do believe the figures, however, the being charged £300 each thing is just the tories talking shit, no change there then, if you look, the actual figure quoted is 18bn over a decade, so i would imagine that the LSE never meant their findings to be applied on a per person basis
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