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  • In a statement to the House of Commons, Ms Smith told MPs the operation had not been jeopardised by Mr Quick's act of accidently revealing a secret document when arriving at a Downing Street briefing.

    4 posts from April 2009 2009

  • In a statement to the House of Commons, Ms Smith told MPs the operation had not been jeopardised by Mr Quick's act of accidently revealing a secret document when arriving at a Downing Street briefing.

    An unfortunate accident 2009

  • In Bob Quick's case, it was not an absence of document wallets.

    21 pence to fight terrorism Norfolk Blogger 2009

  • In a statement to the House of Commons, Ms Smith told MPs the operation had not been jeopardised by Mr Quick's act of accidently revealing a secret document when arriving at a Downing Street briefing.

    An unfortunate accident 2009

  • The BBC's headline for their piece on Met Police Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick's unreserved apology to the Conservative party is peculiar.

    "Police chief issues Tory apology" - Curious choice of words for the BBC headline Not a sheep 2008

  • Edmonton started to get going in the second period, coming within inches of scoring on a point shot from Steve Staios that went off goalie Jonathan Quick's glove and just missed rolling into the net.

    USATODAY.com 2008

  • He knows the companies: Spirit Tours, Wagon Tours, Superior Tours, Executive Coach, Martz, Quick's, Conestoga, Scene America -- and where you're likely to find the coaches parked.

    In D.C., tourists come and tourists go -- often thanks only to the Bus Doctor 2010

  • Standing along the goal line to Quick's left, Jackman threw a wrist shot toward the net that hit the post and deflected in.

    USATODAY.com 2008

  • Quick's giveaway goal helped the Avs trim a four-goal deficit to one.

    USATODAY.com 2008

  • The BBC's headline for their piece on Met Police Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick's unreserved apology to the Conservative party is peculiar.

    Archive 2008-12-01 Not a sheep 2008

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