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	1995 Quebec referendum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 1995 Quebec referendum was the second referendum in the Canadian province of Quebec (see 1980 Quebec referendum) that put to public vote the role of Quebec within Canada and whether Quebec should pursue a path toward independent statehood ("sovereignty").
		The Quebec-wide referendum took place on October 30, 1995, and the motion to pursue Quebec's independence was narrowly defeated by a 50.58 per cent to 49.42 per cent margin.
		The Referendum Act was passed by the National Assembly of Quebec prior to the referendum of 1980.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1995_Quebec_referendum (2879 words)

	1995 Quebec referendum
		The 1995 Quebec referendum was the second referendum in Quebec (see 1980 Quebec referendum) that put to public vote the role of Quebec within Canada and whether Quebec should pursue a path toward independent statehood ("sovereignty").
		The referendum was the culmination of years of rising support for autonomy (see Quiet Revolution) and rising discontent in Quebec about perceived English Canadian contempt and disregard (see Meech Lake Accord).
		The province-wide referendum took place on October 30, 1995, and the motion to pursue Quebec's secession was narrowly defeated by a 50.58 per cent to 49.42 per cent margin.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/1/19/1995_quebec_referendum.html (964 words)

	Fried Man: Keeping company with pigs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Posted by: Colorado Conservative at April 3, 2004 06:24 AM Herseth should return her contributions from Daily KOS or else be prepared to tell South Dakotans that her supporters consist of these anti-American creeps.
		Posted by: ahem at April 3, 2004 12:09 PM Zuniga is one of the worst in the blogosphere.
		Posted by: brennan stout at April 3, 2004 02:18 PM The problem with the apology is that the words were not poorly chosen.
	michael-friedman.com /archives/000311.html (13908 words)

	EU Referendum
		Posted yesterday by the FCO on its website, this "myth" rebuttal is perhaps the most dishonest of them all – and that it saying something.
		Such rather awkward matters as the genuniness of some of the Europeans’ contribution to the Western alliance, the developments in Iran and the rather confused but determined intent by the EU to lift the arms embargo on China, are being swept under the carpet until the next big spring cleaning.
		Yesterday’s FCO "myth", the fourth in the serties and again posted on its website, deals with the favourite claim of Neil O'Brien, campaign director of the "Vote No" campaign: "The Charter of Fundamental Rights will be used to change Britain's labour laws".
	eureferendum.blogspot.com /2005_02_06_eureferendum_archive.html (17454 words)

	Les Colocs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The group promoted tolerance and had a multicultural line up (for example, Mike Sawatzky is a Cree from Saskatchewan, André Vanderbiest is from Belgium and Patrick Esposito Di Napoli was from the French Catalonia).
		Dédé Fortin (as well as other members like Serge Robert, later to be known as Mononc' Serge) was a passionate Quebec sovereigntist and brought the band to play an important role in the 1995 Quebec referendum via partisan shows.
		They were part of the resurgence of political songwriting in Quebec, after a drought in the 1980s and part of the 1990s caused by the said Post-Referendum Syndrome.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Les_Colocs (342 words)

	EU Referendum
		She was pressed on the subject by a Tory backbencher, Nick Hawkins and by the spokesman Jonathan Djanogly, but would say stubbornly that the Tories were scaremongering and the Government did not agree with many aspects of the five year plan on the “area of freedom, justice and security”.
		As we predicted in a previous posting, Marta Andreasen, the whistle-blowing chief accountant at the European Commission has now been fired after a hearing by what can only be described as a kangaroo court (a term, incidentally, that seems not to be of Australian but American origjn, first used in Texas in the 1840s).
		Using this as his "peg", Milne then sketches out some of the measures, in the form of a letter to the heads of states and governments of the remaining 24 members, that the then government would take to restore the UK to the status of an independent sovereign state.
	eureferendum.blogspot.com /2004_10_10_eureferendum_archive.html (16470 words)

	Judicious Asininity
		Posted by: Randall on Aug 31, 03
		As I noted in a previous post, he should have been treated as an unlawful combatant and put before a military tribunal.
		In this post he points to a link on the Unofficial Bush/Cheney '04 site where you can email a letter to the editor of all your local papers at once.
	www.asininity.com /archives/A2003081 (10461 words)

	Irish divorce referendum
		The referendum was won by 9,114 votes out of a total 1.6 million ballots cast, and overturns a 58 year ban on divorce, legitimated and staunchly defended by the Catholic church.
		The referendum result is a positive development in Ireland's political life.
		Articles posted are as they were before proofreading, and prior to any final changes in the printed version.
	www.greenleft.org.au /back/1995/214/214p9b.htm (577 words)

	THE BHUTANESE SYNDROME
		From the very beginning of the current political crisis in the kingdom, the Bhutanese government has labelled a number of charges against the democratic forces through the 'cultivated' foreign media, both in India and in other countries.
		A referendum was called to obtain the approval of people for merger with India.
		It must realise that a house divided is always prone to troubles form mighty neighbours.
	geocities.com /articlesonbhutan/politics_pages/bhutanesesyndrome.htm (1228 words)

	Rise of the Governator \| Samizdata.net
		Posted by Kevin White at August 8, 2003 04:01 PM
		Posted by Kevin White at August 8, 2003 07:57 PM
		Posted by Guyjean at August 8, 2003 05:33 PM Gee, Guyjean, that comment follows a well developed pattern of deception used to defend excessive government spending.
	www.samizdata.net /blog/archives/004195.html (11129 words)

	Post Mortem
		On January 20, 1946, De Gaulle, upset by the "régime des partis" (regime ruled by the specific interests of the parties), suddenly resigned his post as provisional president, expecting that a wave of public support would bring him back to power with a mandate to impose his constitutional ideas.
		When de Gaulle held a combined referendum and election on October 21, 1944, the Resistance Left dominated the constituent assembly.
		The Algerian war raged until 1962, when a majority of French citizens recognized in a referendum that the colonial world was over and independence for Algeria was inevitable.
	www.geocities.com /resistancehistory/postmortem.html (5299 words)

	Eschaton
		The Washington Post also reports that White House counsel has directed White House employees to collect all records related to Wilson or Plame, the Niger trip and Plame's CIA relationship.
		The Post, on principle, won't say whether any of its reporters were among those called.
		You may remember that the governor lost a referendum to radically overhaul their tax system, and since it didn't pass the state is basically having to cut everything.
	atrios.blogspot.com /2003_09_28_atrios_archive.html (9086 words)

	Venezuela in July 2005: a political portrait \| www.vcrisis.com
		And since then the paralysis has not ceded and the opposition is about to experience two major defeats because simply it is fighting with a hand tied in their back, a hand that has been tied there by themselves.
		In Zulia it seems that Rosales, the only surviving governor, has decided to weather the post referendum syndrome and is not openly seeking a political future in his last term as governor.
		The public administration has become dramatically inefficient as no minister tries to take major initiatives on its own as all must be approved by Miraflores palace, be conceived for the maximum glory of the beloved leader, and certainly not burnish the star of the pseudo public servant.
	www.vcrisis.com /index.php?content=letters/200507060532 (9193 words)

	Radio Blogger
		It will communicate unmistakably, to the people trying to kill our forces in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, that if they just redouble their effort, we'll be even closer to the Democratic position than we are today.
		And either way, it's now just a matter of time before the sort of Vietnam cut and run syndrome, the Beirut cut and run syndrom, the Somalia cut and run syndrome, that has been very much a point of conviction for the Islamo-Fascists we confront, will be again affirmed.
		And if we lose it, and we can lose it if the American people are divided, then what will happen is the very thing that we went to war to prevent, will come about.
	www.radioblogger.com /#000860 (10917 words)

	Winds of Change.NET: We Are the BEAR Flag State...
		Avedon Carol posted a couple of times a response to my MESS OF CRACKPOTTAGE post below; I noticed that there were multiples, and that she had clarified her point and wasn't trying to link me to Ann Coulter (ick), and thanked her.
		As someone who posts nicknonymously myself, in order to establish rather than to conceal, an identity, I would never presume to reveal what I know about that M. I will verify, for what it's worth, that he did serve in the Navy and does do development work on industrial control computers.
		I had been a little disturbed at AL's post on Monday bemoaning the polarization of politics and the apparent impossibility of the "Third Way".
	www.windsofchange.net /archives/004126.php (14274 words)

	[No title]
		Ruminations that The Warrior Librarian (A.B. Credaro) has posted in the past that AFPLWATCH is especially fond of, because (alas) they so vividly describe certain realities at AFPL.
		Summaries of the testimony given each day during the original trial, compiled from notes taken by AFPL employees who attended, are posted here.
		Weekly postings to AFPLWATCH of the library's performance in terms of these output measures will be resumed at that time.
	www.afplwatch.com (8266 words)

	PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Winter 1992
		His position has been ratified by a national referendum, though scattered disorders still prevail and arrests for acts of sedition are underway.
		But when the Referendum approved Brutus's takeover, I knew we were in serious trouble.
		Of course, Carl von Clausewitz had put it even better: "The end for which a soldier is recruited, clothed, armed, and trained, the whole object of his sleeping, eating, drinking, and marching, is simply that he should fight at the right place and the right time." On War, Michael Howard and Peter Paret, eds.
	carlisle-www.army.mil /usawc/Parameters/1992/dunlap.htm (9836 words)

	Winds of Change.NET: So TG has a friend who works at NPR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Excerpt: This post is brought to you by the letter U, and the number 238.
		If reports such as the ones he cites in the body of this post are good, they will explain why some studies are better than others and should be given more weight.
		Not to disagree with anything that's been said above but I think you might be interested in seeing a post from an Iraqi blogger on the subject of depleted uranium in ordnance used in Iraq.
	www.windsofchange.net /archives/006098.php (4110 words)

	Daily Nightly: Our new look - Nightly News with Brian Williams - MSNBC.com
		So with the Miers announcement behind us and the Iraq referendum looming, we figured it was time to take the public's temperature again.
		U.S. military and Iraqi government sources say the violence will intensify up to Saturday's referendum with the possibility of a "spectacular attack" (a phrase I've always hated, evoking images of Las Vegas mixed with death) on referendum day itself.
		Tonight we have a story on the progress being made in the fight against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome...
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/8045532 (3866 words)

	The Corner on National Review Online
		I got to visit with most everybody, however briefly, and was pleased to discover that so many folks thought it was a great idea to have conservative meet-and-greets like this.
		Ken Shepherd reports that live coverage of the papal anniversary on CNN around noon featured Paula Zahn noting: "There was a new poll out today by ABC and the Washington Post which suggests that 2/3rds of American Catholics do not feel that the Pope’s views at all reflect their life.
		Perhaps it will be more persuasive than Kass's Washington Post op-ed today, which I guess was meant to promote the report.
	www.nationalreview.com /thecorner/03_10_12_corner-archive.asp (10612 words)

	Coastal Post Article - June 2000
		Meanwhile by February, 1992, Izetbegovic's Bosnia-Herzegovina had declared it would also secede from the Yugoslav Federation despite its 34 percent Serb population which refused to vote on the referendum.
		Today, as UN and NATO organizations attempt to police this ethnic wasteland, they face those reawakened religious and nationalistic animosities which Tito had dreamed his Federal State of Yugoslavia might control.
		Americans had hoped that destroying a people to save them from some politician or political system., the so-called My-lai syndrome had been buried with the Viet Nam war.
	www.coastalpost.com /00/6/19.htm (936 words)

	Future Human Evolution - Genetic Engineering News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The mice were genetically engineered to carry a copy of human chromosome 21, a string of about 250 genes.
		About one in a thousand people are born with an extra copy of the chromosome, a genetic hiccup that causes Down's syndrome.
		Scientists believe they have pinpointed biological markers of chronic fatigue syndrome which could help develop a test and treatment for the condition.
	www.human-evolution.org /newsgenetic.php (5643 words)

	James T. Richardson for AAUP President (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		"The 'Old Right' In Action: Mormon and Catholic Involvement in an ERA Referendum," in D. Bromley and A. Shupe, (eds.), New Christian Politics.
		"Problems of Applying Daubert to Psychological Syndrome Evidence" (with G. Ginsburg, S. Gatowski, and S. Dobbin), Judicature 79(1): 10-16, 1995.
		"Diffusion of Evidence about Battered Spouse Syndrome" (with S. Gatowski, S. Dobbin, G. Ginsburg), forthcoming, Law and the Behavioral Sciences, 1997.
	equinox.unr.edu /homepage/jtr/vita.html (2154 words)

	DenverPost.com - HOME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		HOT IQS ROADTRIP: A Denver band rocks Austin's SXSW Music Festival
		DISPATCHES FROM IRAQ: Embedded Post staff report on the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment in Iraq.
		NEW: The brother of a fugitive polygamist cult leader has been indicted by a federal grand jury for harboring him.
	www.denverpost.com /Stories/0,1413,36~6439~1808983,00.html (296 words)

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