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Andreas Smith (natus in Wokingham die 1 Februarii 1952) est causidicus et rerum politicarum peritus Anglicus factionis Laboris, qui ex die 11 Iunii 1987 munere populi Oxoniae orientalis in Parlamento Britannico fungitur.
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