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She did not implicate him.
	And then I want to go further.  This list, according to Mr 
Walus, he received this list in February, that was the first time he 
saw that.  He has no knowledge whatsoever or he had no 
knowledge at that stage of how that list was obtained, he had no 
knowledge of this list with the 19 names which was dispatched by 
Mr Kemp.  He did not know how Mrs Derby-Lewis obtained the 
list with the 19 names.  He received the list from Mr Derby-Lewis 
and on Mr Derby-Lewis' instruction the list was prioritised, based 
on the basis of hostility against the CP.
	Mr Walus said that some of the names were known to him, 
for example, Mandela and Slovo but the other people were 
unknown to him.  He heard about them but he did not know 
anything about them.
	Mr Walus gave evidence that during February, after this list 
had been numbered and Mr Hani was identified as a target 
because of the fact that he was the Secretary General of the ANC 
and he was involved in MK and he was being seen as Mandela's 
successor, it was decided that he was the target for their offence.