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8Jul2005nass

Exeter girls say 'Make Trade Fair'

Stacey Clarke, Catherine Smiles, Ruth Howe and Becky Gostling. Why do you support Make Trade Fair? 'Because non-fair trade coffee exploits thousands of people."

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