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A 52-year-old White British man is found to have persistently raised clinic blood pressures around 160/98 mmHg. Ambulatory monitoring confirms average daytime readings of 156/96 mmHg. He has no target organ damage or diabetes, and lifestyle measures have not controlled his blood pressure. What is the most appropriate first-line antihypertensive drug?

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