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Premier-in-waiting David Peterson says 'the way the world's gifts are given out, it's not fair and it's not even
Premier-in-waiting David Peterson says 'the way the world's gifts are given out, it's not fair and it's not even

Premier-in-waiting David Peterson says 'the way the world's gifts are given out, it's not fair and it's not even

Date5/8/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier-in-waiting David Peterson says 'the way the world's gifts are given out, it's not fair and it's not even. My job is to make it more fair, to give everybody that chance.'
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073408F
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