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Larter, John

Round 1
["Poems by Clifford Olson"]
["Income, debt"]
"Next..."
[Indigenous resistance plus police equals coffins]
["Souvenir of Gustafsen Lake"]
"5... 4... 3... 2..."
[Video lottery terminal depicted as a giant spider]
Alberta Don't Care
NATO bursts into action...
Skill testing quiz Which of these should not be considered a form of birth control..?
Gustafsen Lake uprising
[Jacques Parizeau (?) depicted as a poker player]
["Middle East peace express"]
Jean Chretien suggests the possibility of reopening constitutional talks... "Or, perhaps not..."
Swan Hills Waste Plant
UN combat troops dig in on mountain above Sarajevo...
[The UN depicted as a chicken sitting atop a human skull marked "Bosnia"]
Charge - having cerebral palsy Sentence - gas chamber/no appeal...
COW-ARD (koərd) n. one who lacks courage or is shamefully afraid. - Websters
["Halt: UN protected"]
South Pacific residents propose a more appropriate site for French nuclear tests...
[Paul Martin depicted in a bottle]
RCMP sells exclusive marketing rights to Disney Inc. "M-I-Ceeee... K-E-Whyyyyy.... M O-U-N-Teee!"
[The province of Ontario depicted as a sunken ship flying the NDP flag being salvaged by the Conservative Party]

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