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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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To state the bleedingly obvious: the destruction of democracy in the name of the Supercity is a far, far more grievous offence than anything yet proven about the behaviour of North Shore mayor Andrew Williams - who deserves to be left alone to serve out the remaining six months of his current term.
NZ On Screen 2010
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