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false light
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false light [¦fȯls ′līt]
(navigation)
A light which is unavoidably exhibited by an aid to navigation and which is not intended to be a part of the proper characteristic of the light, such as reflections from storm panes.


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John Rimmer, Merseyside executive member for teaching union, NAS/UWT said: "We are opposed to this harassment, and the plan to use telephone contact in this way is an invasion of privacy.
The motorists were not given any form of of- ficial identification from the census takers, they were not informed of any data protection procedures and were then asked to give personal details about their movements which I regard an invasion of privacy.
national newspapers over inaccurate reporting, invasion of privacy and harassment claims.
 
 
 
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