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Merged Science of Cambridge and Sinclair Research rows

I've merged the Science of Cambridge and Sinclair Research rows. Both were the same company/entity, with the former merely being an earlier name. I feel that the distinction is contrived, somewhat misleading (since it implies more separateness than there was) and pointless, but if anyone wants to put the case otherwise, I'd be interested to hear it!

Ubcule (talk) 13:22, 19 November 2015 (UTC)