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- 1 2 The Diplomatic Service List 2004 (Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 2004), p. 155
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- ↑ PEOPLE In Anguilla: Montserrat's Governor Says Exciting Times Ahead, The Anguillian News, 17 February 2006.
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