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Larter, John

Exhibit A'...
"Hey, Pauley, long time no see..."
Western aid to Russia
Imbalance... Concern for intellectual freedom Concern for children
New World Order...
"Puurr(burp)rrrr" $11-Billion surplus
"Fish..." "Don't fish!"
[Last apple]
Theory of Natural Selection... Moe's Metal Salvage Low prices our key to success
[Airline industry in Canada]
World's wildest police chases - "Less carbon, more nitrous..."
Small Business News 1-Year Paid Maternity Leave Proposed
1 Year paid maternity leave
"Well, okay, but just a lick..."
"On your mark, get set..."
"Look on the bright side, we live in a wonderful country..."
Automatic Teller Machine Hi sucker! Would you like to be ripped off in French or English? Caution Watch for Thieves & Scoundrels - The Management
Feds finally get involved in the native lobster fishing dispute...
"Bonjour mesdammes et messieurs..." Montreal Express
Prairie Farmers Government support City folk
New World Order Diplomatic Supply Room No smokin'...
[Lucien Bouchard depicted straddling Quebec and separation]
"Lloyd Axworthy to the rescue..."
A few things we'd rather do without - Sharks in our swimming pools... Snakes in our sewers... Rats in our pantries... And above all, sour gas wells near our city!!
[NATO soldiers]

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