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Prime Minister Sharon's insistence that the subject of reparation for Palestine refugees not be brought up in talks reminds me that, prior to the Civil War, pro-slavery congressmen succeeded for a time in enforcing a similar "gag" against the subject of slavery being brought up in the House |
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