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Larter, John

Question - What would happen if the Klein govt. stopped taking $500,000,000 annually from Albertans 'VLT' losses? Answer - Province wide flurries
Liberal Integrity
"... And make me rich..."
Suddenly, in a fit of 'total recall' our Solicitor General remembers that he recalls nothing... "MFYGXPT!"
"Gesundheit..." Asian economic flu
UN Taxi Peace Shuttle
U.N. discusses potential plan of action in Yugoslavia...
House of Commons Library No Snoring
[Ringing telephones on the Resolute Desk labeled "Economy," "Middle East," and "World Affairs" while another telephone labeled "Lewinsky Scandal" is off the hook]
"Hello, Monica..."
"... And now, back to the 'Global Village Square' for the Bill Clinton flogging..."
"'Ello, security, I'd like to report an attempted B + E!!"
Sir Ralph Debt Warrior
[Stock market carnival ride]
Charles Ng trial restarts...
"Room service"
"Jim, Ralph calling. Do you remember that little kitten that used to run around our office..?"
[Bill Clinton depicted loaded onto a garbage truck]
["Honeymoon, business, holiday"]
[Alberta, Senate seat]
Moscow Summit '98
[Russia depicted as two snarling bears]
"I'm sorry, the P.M. is with the Minister of Finance looking into the E.I. surplus... May I have him call you back?"
$niff $niff
Canadian air pollution drops -

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