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	One only needs to read the paper to see his numerous accomplishments in fighting crime, something unheard of in former governments. May I respectfully add that shutting up bullies is also an improvement. If it is an accepted practice in a kindergarten, so should it be for politicians, fake student activists and corrupt reporters.</div>
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