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17 hours ago ago from PoliticsScot's Blog
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13 hours ago ago from The Widmann Blog
To Many Cheetahs Originally uploaded by Picture Taker 2 People who oppose proportional representation often imagine that all you'd get would be hung parliaments consisting of the same parties that we have now, so that the only possibilities for forming a government would be a Labour-LibDem coalition or a Tory-LibDem one. I can see why that wouldn't appeal a lot to supporters of either Labour or the Conservatives. However, many ...
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18 hours ago ago from Stevevirgin's Blog
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19 hours ago ago from Capitalists@Work
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