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London
 
security and other vital interests. To achieve this
 
and to see the various risks and competing interest
 
in their true persprctive requires a detached and
 
central viewpoint which can seldom be attained by
 
departments in isolation with their own special.
                                                                                                                    
interests paramount. At the executive, however,
 
after hearing each other's point of view departments
 
cam frequently agree that a risk has been overrated
 
or that home hindering war restriction is purchasing 
 
security by production of essential transport
 
services, or conversely that the needs of
 
security compel, precautions or restrictions the
 
inconvenience or disadvantage of which must be 
 
accepted in the national interest.
 
               WINANT
ALC