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So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake
So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake

So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake

Date5/2/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake.
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