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Editorial: Living By Our Wits

In the early days when Anguilla was told by the British Government that it had been taken off the list of grant-aided territories, Franklin Connor, then Financial Secretary, told the House of Assembly that the people of the island must learn to live by their wits. Actually, it wasn’t anything new to them because, historically, being an enterprising and resilient people, in the face of hardship and economic deprivation, they had long been accustomed to eke out a living by doing just that.

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