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leave to move a motion on the notice
of
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leave to move a motion on the notice
of the
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leave to move a motion on the notice
of the
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leave to move a motion on the notice
of the death of the Hon
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leave to move a motion on the notice
of the death of the Hon
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of the death of the Hon James
Patrick Anderton. Any objection
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of the death of the Hon James
Patrick Anderton. Any objection
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Patrick Anderton. Any objection to
that course of
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Patrick Anderton. Any objection to
that course of
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that course of action being
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that course of action being
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that course of action being
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that course of action being
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that course of action being
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise today to pay tribute
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise today to pay tribute
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise today to pay tribute to a
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise today to pay tribute to a
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On behalf of all New Zealanders, I
rise today to pay tribute to a man
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rise today to pay tribute to a man
of
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rise today to pay tribute to a man
of enormous character,
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rise today to pay tribute to a man
of enormous character,
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of enormous character, compassion
On
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of enormous character, compassion
and integrity. There
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of enormous character, compassion
and integrity. There have been very
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of enormous character, compassion
and integrity. There have been very
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and integrity. There have been very
few people like
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and integrity. There have been very
few people like Jim
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and integrity. There have been very
few people like Jim Anderton in
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and integrity. There have been very
few people like Jim Anderton in
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few people like Jim Anderton in New
Zealand politics. Jim
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few people like Jim Anderton in New
Zealand politics. Jim
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few people like Jim Anderton in New
Zealand politics. Jim spent his
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few people like Jim Anderton in New
Zealand politics. Jim spent his
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Zealand politics. Jim spent his live
in public
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Zealand politics. Jim spent his live
in public
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Zealand politics. Jim spent his live
in public service
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Zealand politics. Jim spent his live
in public service in the best
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Zealand politics. Jim spent his live
in public service in the best
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He was motivated
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He was motivated
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He was motivated by his
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in public service in the best sense
of the word. He was motivated by his
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of the word. He was motivated by his
profound sense
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of the word. He was motivated by his
profound sense
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of the word. He was motivated by his
profound sense of compassion
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of the word. He was motivated by his
profound sense of compassion for
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profound sense of compassion for
people, from his belief
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profound sense of compassion for
people, from his belief
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profound sense of compassion for
people, from his belief that the
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profound sense of compassion for
people, from his belief that the
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people, from his belief that the
dignity
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people, from his belief that the
dignity of people mattered
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people, from his belief that the
dignity of people mattered
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim also married a
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim also married a
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim also married a strong
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim also married a strong sense
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dignity of people mattered the most.
Jim also married a strong sense
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Jim also married a strong sense of
pragmatism to his beliefs.
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Jim also married a strong sense of
pragmatism to his beliefs.
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Jim also married a strong sense of
pragmatism to his beliefs. When I
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Jim also married a strong sense of
pragmatism to his beliefs. When I
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pragmatism to his beliefs. When I
attended Jim's funeral in
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pragmatism to his beliefs. When I
attended Jim's funeral in
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attended Jim's funeral in
Christchurch we heard
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attended Jim's funeral in
Christchurch we heard
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attended Jim's funeral in
Christchurch we heard from
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attended Jim's funeral in
Christchurch we heard from his
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attended Jim's funeral in
Christchurch we heard from his
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Christchurch we heard from his
family and those closest that
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Christchurch we heard from his
family and those closest that
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family and those closest that for
him words
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family and those closest that for
him words
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family and those closest that for
him words were never enough. He
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family and those closest that for
him words were never enough. He
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family and those closest that for
him words were never enough. He knew
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him words were never enough. He knew
that action
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him words were never enough. He knew
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him words were never enough. He knew
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him words were never enough. He knew
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concrete, practical change to
people's
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concrete, practical change to
people's lives was what
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concrete, practical change to
people's lives was what
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he leaves
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he leaves a
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he leaves a legacy
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people's lives was what mattered.
Because of this, he leaves a legacy
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Because of this, he leaves a legacy
of
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Because of this, he leaves a legacy
of enduring accomplishments. From
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Because of this, he leaves a legacy
of enduring accomplishments. From
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of enduring accomplishments. From
his years
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of enduring accomplishments. From
his years
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of enduring accomplishments. From
his years as a City Councillor,
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of enduring accomplishments. From
his years as a City Councillor,
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his years as a City Councillor, to
being a
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his years as a City Councillor, to
being a
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his years as a City Councillor, to
being a reforming president of
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his years as a City Councillor, to
being a reforming president of the
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being a reforming president of the
Labour Party,
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being a reforming president of the
Labour Party,
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being a reforming president of the
Labour Party, who's organisational
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Labour Party, who's organisational
legacy
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Labour Party, who's organisational
legacy endures today, to
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Labour Party, who's organisational
legacy endures today, to
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legacy endures today, to founding
two political
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legacy endures today, to founding
two political
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legacy endures today, to founding
two political parties through to
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legacy endures today, to founding
two political parties through to
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two political parties through to his
service as a
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two political parties through to his
service as a
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two political parties through to his
service as a Cabinet Minister,
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two political parties through to his
service as a Cabinet Minister,
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a man who
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a man who
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a man who got things done. My
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service as a Cabinet Minister, Jim
was a man who got things done. My
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was a man who got things done. My
colleague,
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was a man who got things done. My
colleague, Andrew Little, described
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was a man who got things done. My
colleague, Andrew Little, described
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colleague, Andrew Little, described
him as
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colleague, Andrew Little, described
him as
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colleague, Andrew Little, described
him as always deeply
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colleague, Andrew Little, described
him as always deeply
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him as always deeply principled,
thoughtful and
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him as always deeply principled,
thoughtful and
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him as always deeply principled,
thoughtful and determined to
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him as always deeply principled,
thoughtful and determined to
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right thing.
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right thing. He was a
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right thing. He was a
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right thing. He was a man before his
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thoughtful and determined to do the
right thing. He was a man before his
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right thing. He was a man before his
time. A
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right thing. He was a man before his
time. A
-
right thing. He was a man before his
time. A true progressive.
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right thing. He was a man before his
time. A true progressive.
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right thing. He was a man before his
time. A true progressive. He was
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right thing. He was a man before his
time. A true progressive. He was
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time. A true progressive. He was at
the forefront
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time. A true progressive. He was at
the forefront
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time. A true progressive. He was at
the forefront of antinuclear policy
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time. A true progressive. He was at
the forefront of antinuclear policy
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the forefront of antinuclear policy
and
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the forefront of antinuclear policy
and the
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the forefront of antinuclear policy
and the
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the forefront of antinuclear policy
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the forefront of antinuclear policy
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Tour in the '80s. He will be
remembered
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Tour in the '80s. He will be
remembered as
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Tour in the '80s. He will be
remembered as
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered a number
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered a number
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered a number of lasting
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remembered as a statesman who
delivered a number of lasting
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delivered a number of lasting
legacies. We have
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delivered a number of lasting
legacies. We have
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delivered a number of lasting
legacies. We have Jim to
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delivered a number of lasting
legacies. We have Jim to
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legacies. We have Jim to thank for
Kiwibank.
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legacies. We have Jim to thank for
Kiwibank. He
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legacies. We have Jim to thank for
Kiwibank. He was the
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legacies. We have Jim to thank for
Kiwibank. He was the
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Kiwibank. He was the person who made
sure
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Kiwibank. He was the person who made
sure Government
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Kiwibank. He was the person who made
sure Government didn't ignore
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Kiwibank. He was the person who made
sure Government didn't ignore
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing a big
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing a big
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing a big part in
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sure Government didn't ignore the
regions, playing a big part in
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regions, playing a big part in
ensuring economic
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regions, playing a big part in
ensuring economic
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ensuring economic development also
happened
-
ensuring economic development also
happened
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ensuring economic development also
happened outside of
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ensuring economic development also
happened outside of
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happened outside of our main
centres.
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happened outside of our main
centres. That
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happened outside of our main
centres. That reputation is also
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happened outside of our main
centres. That reputation is also
-
centres. That reputation is also why
she was such
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centres. That reputation is also why
she was such
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centres. That reputation is also why
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centres. That reputation is also why
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centres. That reputation is also why
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centres. That reputation is also why
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such a beloved local MP to the
people
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such a beloved local MP to the
people of
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such a beloved local MP to the
people of
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people of his electorate who he
represented
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people of his electorate who he
represented
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people of his electorate who he
represented unfailingly
-
represented unfailingly for 30
such
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represented unfailingly for 30
years. He will
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represented unfailingly for 30
years. He will be remember as
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represented unfailingly for 30
years. He will be remember as
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years. He will be remember as
someone who stood up for
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years. He will be remember as
someone who stood up for
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someone who stood up for the
principles and the
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someone who stood up for the
principles and the
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principles and the people he
represented. I
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principles and the people he
represented. I
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principles and the people he
represented. I want to
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principles and the people he
represented. I want to finish
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading a
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading a quote
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading a quote from Theodore
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represented. I want to finish today
by reading a quote from Theodore
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by reading a quote from Theodore
Roosevelt, who Jim was
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by reading a quote from Theodore
Roosevelt, who Jim was
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by reading a quote from Theodore
Roosevelt, who Jim was fond of,
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by reading a quote from Theodore
Roosevelt, who Jim was fond of,
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Roosevelt, who Jim was fond of, and
read in his final
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Roosevelt, who Jim was fond of, and
read in his final
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read in his final speech in this
House. I
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read in his final speech in this
House. I
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read in his final speech in this
House. I think it sums
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read in his final speech in this
House. I think it sums up
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House. I think it sums up Jim's
approach
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House. I think it sums up Jim's
approach to
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House. I think it sums up Jim's
approach to politics and
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House. I think it sums up Jim's
approach to politics and
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approach to politics and to life. It
reads,
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approach to politics and to life. It
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approach to politics and to life. It
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approach to politics and to life. It
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approach to politics and to life. It
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approach to politics and to life. It
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counts, but the man who points out
how
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counts, but the man who points out
how the
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counts, but the man who points out
how the
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counts, but the man who points out
how the strong
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counts, but the man who points out
how the strong man stumbles
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counts, but the man who points out
how the strong man stumbles
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how the strong man stumbles or
whether doer of deeds
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how the strong man stumbles or
whether doer of deeds
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whether doer of deeds could have
done
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whether doer of deeds could have
done them
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whether doer of deeds could have
done them better. The credit belongs
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whether doer of deeds could have
done them better. The credit belongs
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who is actually
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who is actually
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who is actually in the
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done them better. The credit belongs
to the man who is actually in the
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to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is
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to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is
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to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is marred by dust
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to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is marred by dust
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arena, whose face is marred by dust
and sweat and
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arena, whose face is marred by dust
and sweat and
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arena, whose face is marred by dust
and sweat and blood, who
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arena, whose face is marred by dust
and sweat and blood, who
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently,
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently,
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently, who errs,
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently, who errs,
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently, who errs, who comes up
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and sweat and blood, who strives
value lently, who errs, who comes up
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value lently, who errs, who comes up
short again and again because
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value lently, who errs, who comes up
short again and again because there
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short again and again because there
is no effort without
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short again and again because there
is no effort without
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short again and again because there
is no effort without error
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is no effort without error and
shortcomings, but
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is no effort without error and
shortcomings, but
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is no effort without error and
shortcomings, but who does
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is no effort without error and
shortcomings, but who does
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shortcomings, but who does actually
strive
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shortcomings, but who does actually
strive to
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shortcomings, but who does actually
strive to do
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shortcomings, but who does actually
strive to do
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shortcomings, but who does actually
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shortcomings, but who does actually
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his life in the arena, he spent his
life
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his life in the arena, he spent his
life doing great
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his life in the arena, he spent his
life doing great
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life doing great deeds for our
country.
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life doing great deeds for our
country. It
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life doing great deeds for our
country. It often was
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life doing great deeds for our
country. It often was
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country. It often was hard and
always is.
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country. It often was hard and
always is. But
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country. It often was hard and
always is. But we
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country. It often was hard and
always is. But we
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country. It often was hard and
always is. But we are better a
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country. It often was hard and
always is. But we are better a
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are a better country because he kept
trying,
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are a better country because he kept
trying, he got
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are a better country because he kept
trying, he got
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are a better country because he kept
trying, he got things done and
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are a better country because he kept
trying, he got things done and
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trying, he got things done and
because he wouldn't back down.
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trying, he got things done and
because he wouldn't back down. The
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because he wouldn't back down. The
question is that the
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because he wouldn't back down. The
question is that the
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because he wouldn't back down. The
question is that the motion
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question is that the motion be
agreed to. The
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question is that the motion be
agreed to. The
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agreed to. The honourable member
Gerry
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agreed to. The honourable member
agreed
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agreed to. The honourable member
Gerry Brownlee. I
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agreed to. The honourable member
Gerry Brownlee. I rise on
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agreed to. The honourable member
Gerry Brownlee. I rise on
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Gerry Brownlee. I rise on behalf of
the National
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Gerry Brownlee. I rise on behalf of
the National
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Gerry Brownlee. I rise on behalf of
the National Party
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the National Party to join with the
PM
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the National Party to join with the
PM
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the National Party to join with the
PM and others in
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the National Party to join with the
PM and others in this
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the National Party to join with the
PM and others in this House
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the National Party to join with the
PM and others in this House
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PM and others in this House in
paying tribute
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PM and others in this House in
paying tribute
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PM and others in this House in
paying tribute to
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PM and others in this House in
paying tribute to or former
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PM and others in this House in
paying tribute to or former
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paying tribute to or former member
James Patrick Anderton.
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paying tribute to or former member
James Patrick Anderton. I
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paying tribute to or former member
James Patrick Anderton. I first met
-
paying tribute to or former member
James Patrick Anderton. I first met
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James Patrick Anderton. I first met
Jim Anderton as a
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James Patrick Anderton. I first met
Jim Anderton as a
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James Patrick Anderton. I first met
Jim Anderton as a National Party
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James Patrick Anderton. I first met
Jim Anderton as a National Party
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing in
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing in the
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing in the seat
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Jim Anderton as a National Party
hopeful standing in the seat
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in 1993. It was
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in 1993. It was
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in 1993. It was not an
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hopeful standing in the seat of
Syndan in 1993. It was not an
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Syndan in 1993. It was not an
embracing encounter. But
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Syndan in 1993. It was not an
embracing encounter. But
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Syndan in 1993. It was not an
embracing encounter. But it was one
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Syndan in 1993. It was not an
embracing encounter. But it was one
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embracing encounter. But it was one
that I did
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embracing encounter. But it was one
that I did