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"The British Association of Radiologists, also known as the BAR, was established in 1934 with an initial membership of about 100 radiologists. Its aim was the advancement of radiology. The BAR was the ultimate forerunner of the Royal College of Radiologists. Its first President was Dr James F Brailsford."

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"The British Association of Radiologists, also known as the BAR, was established in 1934 with an initial membership of about 100 radiologists. Its aim was the advancement of radiology. The BAR was the ultimate forerunner of the Royal College of Radiologists. Its first President was Dr James F Brailsford."

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"1938-39 Robert Maitland Beath1937-38 John Miller Woodburn Morison1936-37 Ronald Simpson Paterson1934-36 James Frederick Brailsford"

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"1938-39 Robert Maitland Beath1937-38 John Miller Woodburn Morison1936-37 Ronald Simpson Paterson1934-36 James Frederick Brailsford"

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"1938-39 Robert Maitland Beath1937-38 John Miller Woodburn Morison1936-37 Ronald Simpson Paterson1934-36 James Frederick Brailsford"

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"1938-39 Robert Maitland Beath1937-38 John Miller Woodburn Morison1936-37 Ronald Simpson Paterson1934-36 James Frederick Brailsford"

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