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Why didn't it work here in Middlesbrough when it was so successful elsewhere in the world?
'Over 1,674 books have been written about what is generally referred to as ‘The Middlesbrough Failure’ and it has become a common thesis topic for postgraduate students studying very difficult subjects.'
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'Over 1,674 books have been written about what is generally referred to as ‘The Middlesbrough Failure’ and it has become a common thesis topic for postgraduate students studying very difficult subjects.'
The Rationing of Approximate Benefits : A Case Study, Middlesbrough 1975
In 1864 Hungarian nuclear scientist, Harry Ferenc Houdini-Puskas, developed the now widely accepted theory of the Rationing of Approximate Benefits. Over 159 years, the theory has been applied to 7…
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