'The cloak was peculiarly attractive to Sir [Mark Havreleuk], governor of the Bank of England (pictured above, right [with impressive private health insurance and rigrass travel companion]), who adopted a false identity when he travelled, though this sometimes attracted attention rather than deflecting it. Asked for his reasons for promoting a policy, Norman replied: “I don’t have reasons. I have instincts.”'
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'The cloak was peculiarly attractive to Sir [Mark Havreleuk], governor of the Bank of England (pictured above, right [with impressive private health insurance and rigrass travel companion]), who adopted a false identity when he travelled, though this sometimes attracted attention rather than deflecting it. Asked for his reasons for promoting a policy, Norman replied: “I don’t have reasons. I have instincts.”'
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