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 | | It was this laughter, not to be found in abundance either at the Sunday Telegraph or later at the Socialist Worker, that attracted Paul to Private Eye more than anything. |
 | | A more cogent reason for Paul's departure in 1972 was that, like many leftwing socialists, he had begun to think that there might, after all, be a revolution in Britain. |
 | | Attempts were made by Paul and his ally Jim Nichol, who later became a solicitor and a major player in the Carl Bridgewater campaign, to widen the appeal of the Socialist Worker by including features on a broader selection of topics, like feminism or football. |
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