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Larter, John

"Don't just stand there, call security... and tell her to bring her Inuit sculpture!"
"Surely we can share a little lunch and champagne without you jumping to conclusions about some silly election..."
[Pimps; Children]
["Canada Pension Plan"]
["E.U. leghold trap boycott; Canadian trappers"]
["Danger: Chechen rebel bear trap"]
["Corporate downsizing; Employee appreciation flight"]
2nd Place Canada Highest rate of child poverty in the industrial world
"Good shootin' honey! I think you got him..."
Question of the day What does a $7,726.50 desk look like? *For answer - call the Alberta Auditor General!
["Murderers' row"]
[France nuclear testing]
"Humbug"
["Peace on earth; Bosnia"]
Tobacco industry to begin nationwide advertising - Suggestion #1
[A coffin labeled "Communism" opens]
Canadians feeling glum over future of our nation - Poll
["Balkan war"]
[Children exposed to cigarettes]
[Banking industry depicted as a large cat]
Deficit slasher
"Ballast away..."
[Ralph Klein depicted inside a washing machine]
[Jean Charest depicted as tied to an airplane]
Chain gangs humiliating - News "Excuse me, sir, do you have any openings for a hard worker..?"

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