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curprev 11:1111:11, 26 January 2016‎ Rathfelder talk contribs‎ 563 bytes +563‎ ←Created page with ' The '''General Law Amendment Act''', no 76 of 1962 was an Act of the South African Parliament. It widened the definition of sabotage to include strikes, trade...'