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Team 21, aka Cornall, is the defending champ, and Merrill Lynch/Lacrossewear has done everything at the Shootout except win it.
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Team 21, aka Cornall, is the defending champ, and Merrill Lynch/Lacrossewear has done everything at the Shootout except win it.
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Team 21, aka Cornall, is the defending champ, and Merrill Lynch/Lacrossewear has done everything at the Shootout except win it.
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Patricia Cornall and David Balcacci's latest - gloss.
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In the speech Cornall identified a number of strategic areas as now deserving special consideration to protect Australians against terrorism: developing new technology; examining individual and community rights; reviewing some of our attitudes to crime and punishment; stopping terrorism at its source and 'keeping our chins up and things in perspective'.
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Or moving into the 21st century, is Cornall talking about the same mildly amused shrug to difference that the SAS gave Afghan asylum seekers when they were ordered to board the MV Tampa after it entered Australian waters, the mildly amused shrug to asylum seekers that has globally defined this government's attitude to 'difference'?
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Cornall, being concerned about our emotional welfare in these times of terror says that Australians 'can't let the threat of terrorism overtake our lives or prevent us enjoying all the benefits of living in a prosperous and liberal democracy'.
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Cornall rather confusedly argues that, 'Our individual rights have to sit comfortably with this overriding human right to which every one in our community is entitled. '
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How conveniently Cornall forgets the controversy of Alexander Downer criticising the citizens of democratic Spain for encouraging terrorism in exercising their democratic franchise at the ballot box.
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Cornall beseeches all Australians to 'keep our chins up and things in perspective'; his caveat being that like the Cold War, the threat of terrorism will be around for some time.
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