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1. East London is the home of the Daily Dispatch, the respected newspaper _________ in November 1975 began a new battle with the South African Government.

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2. There was also a story on the pardon for Richard Nixon by President Ford of the United States of America, _________ Woods had intended to use as the main story.

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3. Some of these workers brought their families with them, _________ was also against the law, and built a room for them out of wooden boxes or bits of tin.

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4. 'The newspaper will have to pay my expenses, that's all _________ I can say about it.'

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5. Steve Biko is one of the few people _________ can still save South Africa.

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6. Woods, in his white Mercedes, drove through the black township, a few kilometres from the centre of the town, on his way to the address _________ Dr Ramphele had given him.

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7. Biko needed watching, Woods believed, because he aimed to create separate black organizations, _________ Woods thought dangerous.

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8. 'We're trying to create a centre _________ black people can meet during the day.'

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9. There was a huge old tree in the centre _________ long, green branches touched the ground, the sun shining through the leaves.

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10. 'I just think that a white liberal, _________ holds on to the advantages of his white world, is perhaps not the right person to tell blacks how they should react to the way this country is governed.'

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11. The first thing _________ Woods noticed was the church.

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12. 'It was an idea _________ came from all of us,' Biko replied.

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13. 'When I was a student, I suddenly realized that it wasn't just the job_________ I was studying for that was white.'

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14. Woods understood Biko's ideas and he was impressed by the man _________ had them.

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15. Woods got out of the pool and ran quickly to the shower _________ was in the garden near the pool.

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16. The car drove away fast, and John Qumza, _________ was driving, looked in the mirror anxiously.

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17. 'Get him down in the middle! We don't want him sitting up there _________ no one can miss seeing him!'

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18. Woods had already met Mapetla Mohapi, _________ worked at the clinic in Zanempilo.

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19. John Qumza had first met Biko at university and was one of the leaders of the black student organization _________ Biko led.

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20. As Woods looked at all those black faces, tired and unsmiling, he felt that the whole black world, _________ he had believed he knew so well, had a life he was totally unaware of.

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21. My father died when I was seventeen and I went away for two years to a school _________ I was taught by German and Swiss priests.

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22. The little township house _________ they went to was divided into four rooms.

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23. 'We got a lot of things right _________ your society has never solved.'

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24. In fact there was a whole world of black sport in South Africa, though no national teams because of the pass laws _________ prevented blacks from moving freely about the country.

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25. De Wet, satisfied that Biko understood _________ was boss in this building, nodded to the two detectives to release Biko's arms.

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26. It was a quite different Steve Biko _________ entered the witness box two weeks later in a court in Pretoria, the capital of South Africa.

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27. 'Are you familiar with the language of some of the documents _________ the defendants have discussed with black groups?'

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28. Tenjy wrote an article on the community centre in King William' s Town, _________ brought in a flood of gifts from both black and white people.

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29. 'I have come about a community centre in King William's Town _________ was smashed up the other night.'

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30. 'Ag, Mr Woods, we are not really the terrible characters _________ people think we are.'

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31. Woods realized from the man's confidence _________ the order had come from, and he felt that Kruger had betrayed him.

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32. 'This inquest has been called to determine the reason for the death of Mapetla Mohapi, _________ was found hanged in prison.

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33. He led them to the room _________ the bodies were kept.

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34. 'I loved Steve Biko, but I hate the System _________ killed him!'

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35. Bruce contacted a friend in London _________ promised to publish it if it reached London.

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36. Then one afternoon, when Wendy was playing the piano and Woods was rewriting part of the book _________ might never be published, the postman knocked at the front door.

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37. Jane and Dillon, _________ knew about the escape plan, kissed Woods goodbye.

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38. It was 3.50 a.m. before he finally stepped down at the place beyond Queenstown _________ he hoped to meet Father Kani.

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39. At last, Kani turned off the main road, and then down a small, dirt road _________ descended to the edge of the river Telle.

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