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1. 'In the Loop' is a spin-off from the TV series 'The Thick of It'. Which two characters from 'In the Loop', the Prime Minister's Director of Communications and Senior Press Officer respectively, are also characters in 'The Thick of It'?
2. Liza Weld's paper, referred to as "PWIP-PIP", is titled "Post War Planning: Parameters, Implications and ________"?
3. US Assistant Secretary of State for Policy and proponent of war Linton Barwick is known to use what as a paperweight?
4. Malcolm Tucker accuses Simon Foster of sounding like a "Nazi Mary Poppins" after a TV interview.
5. A young White House aide was sent to brief Malcolm Tucker on the war committee. Tucker ridiculed him due to his age and later told Linton Barwick that his briefing notes were written in what?
6. In the wake of a story about a collapsing wall in his constituency, Simon Foster was depicted in a newspaper cartoon as what?
7. What was the name originally given to the informant who was the main source of information suggesting the aggressive military intentions of the Middle-Eastern country about to be declared war upon?
8. General Miller describes going to war as like which country, in that once you've been there you never want to go again unless you absolutely have to?
9. After "PWIP-PIP" is initially leaked to the BBC, Jamie McDonald angrily destroys what piece of equipment at the Foreign Office?
10. While preparing new pro-war intelligence at the UN, who does Malcolm Tucker assume will have a printer?
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