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BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) – Sitting side by side for the first time in history, the leaders of Northern Ireland’s major Protestant and Catholic parties announced a stunning deal Monday to forge a power-sharing administration May 8.
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|BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) – Sitting side by side for the first time in history, the leaders of Northern Ireland’s major Protestant and Catholic parties announced a stunning deal Monday to forge a power-sharing administration May 8.
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