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The other point which I want to ask youabout is that the basis really of your argument is that thesewitnesses could provide corroboration to the applicants.  It soundsa little bit funny that somebody who committed a crime wants tocall witnesses to come and corroborate and confirm that he committeda crime, but
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perhaps that's the nature of proceedings before us.  And the questionof the subpoenas being issued prematurely comes to mind becauseyou see that's the point Dr Pretorius was making I suppose.  You may, you may not beat(?) that corroboration if that is notcontested.  Secondly, you mentioned another ground, you say thatit may be that those witnesses, the applicants may forget certainevents and those witnesses would fill them - would mention certainthings which they would have left out.  I am not sure whetheran applicant is expected to - in making a full disclosure - todisclose anything that he cannot remember.