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posted Monday, 26 January 2004
Sunday night and I'm off to test drive the NHS surgeons and wards tomorrow.  I've met a lot of their sales people and they really have inspired confidence in the new model.  Although the press have given them pretty bad reviews, most of the people I've spoken to seem to think they're pretty reliable and perform well.  I went with the French model for a couple of years and was pretty impressed but I hope the Brits can beat off the competition.  They're a fair bit cheaper (I think about £30 Billion a year) and possibly a bit less sporty, but that's no reason why they can't be fine for my purposes.  I look forward to being able to add a few comments in a couple of days..


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