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Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood
Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood

Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood

Date11/16/1982
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  • Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood
  • Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mingler: Former diplomat George Ignatieff, chancellor of the University of Toronto, has never forgotten his poor Russian immigrant background and loves his ordinary ethnic neighborhood.
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