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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

IF you see a chequered flag flying on a BMC factory flagpole, it won't be a sign that the British Racing Drivers' Club has succeeded in a take-over to end all take-overs. It is, I'm told, part of a campaign by British Motor Holdings to encourage personal involvement by employees in the export achievements of the group. The campaign is called: "Out to win for Britain".

Before the cynics among you conclude that this is just another one of those rather vague "Buy British" invocations, let me add that BMH is not asking people to work longer hours or sacrifice pay, and it is not a pep talk or production drive, but rather an information campaign launched with a very pertinent letter from the chairman, Sir George Harriman.

There is also a pay-off. So that BMH employees can see the export situation at first-hand, every 10,000th export vehicle will be delivered to its overseas destination by an ordinary BMH employee chosen by ballot.

I wonder if they would accept volunteers? Like me.

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