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razor edges
reflections, predictable transformations, and barrier properties
07:50 pm May 9th, 2007
mirrorshard
William Morris gallery
A little while back, I wrote to the leader of Waltham Forest council expressing my concerns, and got back what looked like a form letter, by email. I also wrote to my MP, Harry Cohen, asking him to express concerns in some appropriate directions, and today - just over two weeks later - I got back a response.

"I wrote to the leader of Waltham Forest council on your behalf, here's a copy of what they replied."

It's word-for-word the same.

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