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The Development of Cash Dispensing Technology in the UK

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no DOI — not checkedHe has been teaching and researching management practice in financial institutions since 1991. He joined the University of Leicester in January 2007 as Senior Lecturer in Business and Accounting History after working at the Queen"s University of Belfast and the Open University. He has combined full time appointments with executive training around the world as well as advised senior managers at the Office of Fair Trading, BBC, IBM and The Jefferson Smurfit Group
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no DOI — not checkedand granted in 1965. xxxviii A patent for a "Sensing Mechanism for Automatic Vending Machines" (GB990255) was filled on March 15
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no DOI — not checkedall of which are based on the original GB1329964 patent. The method for verification of the card was detailed in GB1329965 (filled on August 27, 1970 by the Burroughs Corporation and granted in 1973) and the card itself was patented under GB1329966
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