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   Which leads one to the obvious question: How much did breakfast cost?

   Jonathan · 29 May 2003 · 9:49 am
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   I’m sure the next Labor Prime Minister, who’s probably yet to be born, wouldn’t dream of such a thing, and will follow the frugal example of Whitlam, Hawke and Keating, all of whom I believe stayed at a caravan park outside of Rome.

   Peter · 29 May 2003 · 11:04 am

The thinking Laborite would as lief be found in bed with a cobra as in a committee room armed with "arguments" from the Tory press." Truth, Perth, 19 June 1915.

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