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lib dem win
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Data Protection
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Courtown
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One last time
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Gun violence
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Irish Water
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Travel Chaos
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mosque attack
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bus corridor
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take care
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Insurance
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Court of Appeal
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Record Breaking
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rising tensions
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insurance reform
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