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| Thus an effort to produce a document of unity could instead result in further disunity, this time institutionalized. One reason for this perceived disunity was that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chose to recruit relatively conservative candidates to run in congressional districts with entrenched Republican incumbents. professor David Mullan, who was docked two weeks' salary for discussing Anglican "gay" disunity on website; parents and students in B. |
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