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    "Pat Carneys right - we should separate!" (-) "Absolutely not! - we should stay in Canada!"

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    Item ID number:
    3009040
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R4364
    "Pat Carneys right - we should separate!" (-) "Absolutely not! - we should stay in Canada!" cartoon / dessin humoristique Canada // nationalism 
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    Unity report. Amazing, no matter how many subtle colors are added, it all turns grey. [Pat Carney]

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    Item ID number:
    2961114
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 10507
    Unity report. Amazing, no matter how many subtle colors are added, it all turns grey. [Pat Carney]. cartoon / dessin humoristique Carney, Pat // Senate
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    HERE SHE COMES!

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    Item ID number:
    3014719
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Private
    HERE SHE COMES! cartoon / dessin humoristique Carney, Pat // Senate appointments. an original editorial cartoon depicting Pat Carney, 
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    SOOOOOO...HONEY...WHAT'RE YOU IN FOR?!!

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    Item ID number:
    3004037
    Date:
    Ottawa Sun September 21, 1990
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R2559
    SOOOOOO...HONEY...WHAT'RE YOU IN FOR?!! political social politique cartoon / dessin humoristique Carney, Pat // Senate. Credit: Library and Archives Canada, 
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