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Larter, John

Chretien complains Clark's on a 'witch hunt' in hotel loans scandal...
"Here we are, 100% coverage if struck and injured by a tornado, tsunami, volcanic rock, flying fish, lightning, hail, meteorite, comet... Sorry, nothing here about political donations..."
No Name Brand MacBeth flavoured un-electable lite
Liberals vote against their own 'ethics' promises...
"Hey, babe..."
"Tension mounts as 'Tiger' lines up his shot..."
Quiet Please Economic Strategy Meeting in Progress
"Let the peace talks begin..."
"C-H-R-E-T-I-E-N..."
Parliamentary Bread
"I'm sorry, Alberta, the P.M.'s busy right now but you can make an appointment through the foreign affairs office..."
"Want a lift..?"
Alberta Crop Dusting Weeds Bugs Elections Rebates
Nation Builders Chretien Construction Co.
Natural gas prices skyrocket... "I've got more bad news for you, Fred... The oven is electric!"
The jockey's apprentice...
"Smoking section? Yes sir... Take the number one to the outskirts, left of the overpass.."
"Back to the future..."
[Tracy Latimer depicted as a snuffed-out candle]
Deerfoot Freeway reaches 1,000 crashes per year...
Extreme politics...
[Jousting knight takes off his own head]
"Scalpel..."
60% to 70% of emergency ward patients could be treated in doctors' offices...
Middle-East Target Practise Clinton Peace Plan

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