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This article provides a new insight into Marx's understanding of colonialism. In highlighting the method of dialectical inquiry used by Marx in an undelivered speech document (November 1867) it reveals how the essential structure of British colonial domination of Ireland was not just a condition of existence of economic or political dependency but a constantly evolving social process, which moved through differing phases of development. As a systematic process of colonial repression, it penetrated all aspects of the Irish social formation and to such an extent that the the colonized had to live under 'abominable conditions of existence'.

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Police search and rescue divers will search the waters near Cowes pier, on the north of the island, for a weapon and clues. Mr [Terry Cottier], who was 34 at the time of his disappearance, was last seen in the Cowes area on October 10, 2003, arguing with people, possibly over a debt. Investigators have pieced together his final movements and say they are following several leads, including the possibility of more evidence being found near Cowes pier.

An information caravan will be set up today at Cowes, and police divers will search the area around the Cowes pier.

Mr [Terry Cottier], who was 34 at the time of his disappearance, was last seen in the Cowes area on the island's north coast on October 10, 2003, arguing with people possibly over outstanding debt. Detectives will also staff an information caravan in Thompson Street, Cowes, on Tuesday and Wednesday and will hand out flyers in the hope of prompting anyone with information about Mr Cottier to come forward.

Police believe a man, missing at Cowes on Phillip Island for three-and-a-half years, may have been murdered. Terry Cottier was 34 when he went missing at Cowes in October 2003.