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"You can do three things in Irish Politics, the right thing, the wrong thing or nothing at all. I've always thought it best to do the wrong thing than nothing at all." Brian Faulkner, 1921-1977, Northern Ireland Politican

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"You can do three things in Irish Politics, the right thing, the wrong thing or nothing at all. I've always thought it best to do the wrong thing than nothing at all." Brian Faulkner, 1921-1977, Northern Ireland Politican

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