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Camilla Cavendish

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Camilla Cavendish studied with and advised David Cameron Personal C — single source
When: 1985 → 2016
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Camilla Cavendish worked as policy director for David Cameron Institutional C — single source
When: unknown → unknown
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Camilla Cavendish fellow of Harvard Kennedy School Institutional C — single source
When: unknown → ongoing
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Camilla Cavendish columnist for Financial Times Institutional C — single source
When: unknown → ongoing
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Camilla Cavendish formerly employed by McKinsey & Company Institutional C — single source
When: 1990 → 1993
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Camilla Cavendish started career at McKinsey & Company Institutional C — single source
When: unknown → unknown
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Camilla Cavendish directed Policy Unit (10 Downing Street) Institutional C — single source
When: 2015 → 2016
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Camilla Cavendish —worked as policy director for→ David Cameron —introduced→ triple lock
Chain = inference weakest hop: C — single source 2 hops
Camilla Cavendish —studied with and advised→ David Cameron —introduced→ triple lock
Chain = inference weakest hop: C — single source 2 hops

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