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     Island’s sister Atlantie provinces.” | has been 
     
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     tries, and it is this chalk vein which |. 
     
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     | Besides rail freight, the tunnel 
     
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     tunnel than by the present ferry 
     
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     went back half empty, and they 
     
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     got something of. break. Something | 
     
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     needs. The Prime Minister summed 
     
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     .& query whether it wasn’t the’aim of 
     
     co-operative federalism to make the 
     
     provinces happy, he replied: ‘No; 
     
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