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Wednesday, September 21, 2005
  Burden sharing and other buzz words
He thanked the Dutch government for their offer to take and accommodate some of the immigrants and also applauded the Czech and British governments for their offer of burden sharing.

The PN leader referred to the recent completion of 16 kilometres of arterial roads, which demonstrated the quality of life under a Nationalist administration.

Can someone please explain why we keep on calling this one-way affair "burden sharing" and whether the pompously - named "Sixth Financial Protocol" (splayed out over all the billboards) which made these roadworks possible is more than a cash hand-out from the Italians?
 
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