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22 October 2011

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  1. When is “nutbar” an unacceptable term?
  2. Who leaked the amalgamation report?
  3. The NDP Rise
  4. The Dysfunctional Dunderdale Administration
  5. Nutbar Factor 6
  6. PPM:  The Polls in the 2011 Election
  7. Follow the money:  political finance edition
  8. Whither the Liberals?
  9. Politics, polls and the news media
  10. “And one fine morning…” or, change versus more of the same

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