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           A pie chart showing the average licence fee spend 2005-2006 by the BBC | 
          
          
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           Created and published 7 July 2006 | 
          
          
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           Figures =  http://www.bbcgovernors.co.uk/annreport/report06/bbcannualreport.pdf p61; Graphic = own work | 
          
          
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            User:Redvers | 
          
          
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             Own work, all rights released 
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