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If a new pub opens in the Granger subdivision, someone should propose a toast to the mature way the business proponent and area residents resolved their significant differences.
Recently, I watched a couple of TV programs - one a gardening show,
Although, in its purest sense, Trails North wasn't a true highway lodge,
Belief in conspiracies is nothing new.
Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, has declared that any attack on his country's embassy in Honduras will lead to war between the two nations,
Weathering the most explosive calamity of his political career
In light of the developments in Iran
Rationalization is an interesting word.
Increasingly, when calling a large company, a recorded answering machine says,
When a senior official of a far-off Alberta interest offers more information about the future of Yukon taxpayers' most valuable corporate entity than their premier does,
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