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Krieger, Bob

"Seriously, Brian... you guys beat the Russians without a nuclear capability?"
QUOTATIONS FROM CHMN. MAO "We got a hell of a deal on these little red books for teaching Mandarin!"
"...Now, if the rest of the doctors resign...we might even turn a profit..."
Item...B.C. Cabinet claims child restraint laws would intrude into people's lives... ...And deaths
December 23, 1983 Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is two front teeth. Erik Neilsen's. Joyeux Noel,
"Grooming a successor you ask?"
Lebanon; Do not feed the animals
The Gallup
News item: B.C. doctors appeal ban on extra billing
[John Turner depicted flipping playing cards into a hat]
I.O.U. $1 billion Bill-Bennett
Chrysler Corporation; "But talk of bailing out the government may be a little premature."
"Can you change six bits?" UN one dollar Canada
"If only budget cuts were considered elective surgery"
[Gilles Duceppe depicted with a spear at his back]
Jack Volrich considers mayoralty comeback
[Ronald Reagan depicted with a paper labeled "Deficit"]
[Pope John Paul II depicted wearing boxing gloves]
Mr. Walesa seems reluctant to discuss solutions."
[Prince Charles depicted knitting on a throne]
"Whomania?" Poll, Tories 39%; Grits 38%; NDP
New item: Parti Quebecois may field federal candidates
CCCP; Canada
"STEEERIKE!"
"Hello Greenpeace?"

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