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Larter, John

[World currencies on the rebound]
COPENHAGEN POVERTY SUMMIT
Do you want separation tour
[A naval ship labeled "Canada" is depicted as being in poor condition]
"Veeeery good, Mr. Martin, now that you've mastered braking, let's practise our backing up..."
[Paul Martin depicted as trying on new shoes]
"Of course us westerners have the advantage over those eastern federal tenderfoots... we've been doing this for years!"
"Fire!!"
New species of beaver discovered...
["Tax revolt"]
["Spending cuts"]
"Feed me, Alberta!"
[An airplane labeled "Economic recovery" crashes into the Peace Tower labeled "Taxation"]
Trained to defend against all but themselves
LIBERAL ECONOMIC MAGICAL SPELLS "Ribbit..."
[Paul Martin depicted as a big game hunter]
TAXES
"Row-row-row your boat gently down the stream... Merrily merrily merrily merrily...."
["Grozny attack; Yeltsin"]
Happy New Year! From the Calgary Sun... "Time to stop runnin' and start fightin'..."
Canada's World's Fair bid
"Amigos, we've been rescued!!"
Saddam Hussein meets Bill Clinton...
One down... two to go.
MULRONEY ESCAPES...

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