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Stanley Kalms is one of Britain's leading businessmen, having made Dixons into one of the leading British companies.
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For the moment, the Thatcherite grumbling - most recently in this newspaper by Stanley Kalms and in the columns of Prospect magazine by Robin Harris - signifies nothing more than proof that David Cameron is moving in a more electable direction.
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Leading donors like Lord Black and Lord Kalms got their peerages long after the Tories left power under precisely this system.
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Wheeler and Kalms saying Dave-id is not right enough then Eliasch saying he's too right.
Archive 2007-09-01 2007
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Wheeler and Kalms saying Dave-id is not right enough then Eliasch saying he's too right.
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Wheeler and Kalms saying Dave-id is not right enough then Eliasch saying he's too right.
Archive 2007-09-02 2007
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I shall stop panicking, take another Kalms tablet and get back to work on the next novel.
Archive 2005-11-01 Jessica 2005
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I shall stop panicking, take another Kalms tablet and get back to work on the next novel.
Bleak house? Jessica 2005
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The 36-page writ claims that changes were made to make chairs bought by Kalms "more saleable": a cherub motif was replaced with a floral design, but this was not made clear in sale documents.
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Kalms, who was unaware that he had been named in Mellor's action until contacted by this newspaper, said he had no grounds to believe the chairs were fake.
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