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I think were going to spend extra money on defence procurement to buy compromise , a very Canadian solution - The Hill Times
hilltimes.com · Canada
A Canadian report suggests increased spending on defense procurement may be used as a political compromise. This highlights a national policy debate concerning military expenditure and political strategy.
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