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Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians
Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians

Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians

Date1/30/1975
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  • Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians.
  • Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians
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Original Toronto Star caption: Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians.
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