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Does DfE duo mean "two members of the Department of Education"?

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Reply Sun 3 Feb, 2013 06:36 am

Context:
Michael Gove advisers face claims of smear tactics against foesFears that official guidelines have been broken as it emerges that DfE duo were warned over Twitter attack in 2011

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/feb/02/gove-advisers-claims-smear-tactics
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