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| | BBC NEWS | Programmes | Breakfast with Frost | On Sunday 20 July, 2003, Sir Frank Williams was interviewed by Peter ... |
 | | FRANK WILLIAMS: It would appear to be so because Mr Ecclestone, who promotes all the grand prix races, thinks the race either should not happen at all or be held somewhere else, but there is nowhere else in the UK that is all suitable. |
 | | FRANK WILLIAMS: Well he does have a great deal of power and he owns a lot of contracts, including one with the British grand prix organisers for many years to come. |
 | | FRANK WILLIAMS: I'm not sure that's the case, because I think the tobacco wealth, I think the companies who make cigarettes, their wealth is beginning to wane, little by little, because of the endless lawsuits against those companies. |
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