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In finance, a demand for money, especially instalments of part-paid securities.
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City cabinet member for Housing John Lines (Cons, Bartley Green), a political rival of Ms Stuart, said: "She has again been hiding behind Parliamentary privileges by calling into question the honesty and integrity of the Audit Commission and even more offensive, the good name of the hard-working members of staff and our partners who have worked so hard to achieve so much in such a short time.
'Offensive' remarks by Brum MP by Birmingham Mail (England)
Critics said the charges had forced the teenagers into cars to get to schools and college ( calling into question the authority's green credentials ( and they said it had resulted in little significant reduction in the council's annual school transport bill.
Bus hike drives students into cars by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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