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More than half of Canadians expect to follow Black trial

Globe & Mail
Men and Canadians over 55 "show particular interest in the case," while those aged between 18 and 34 tend to be more indifferent to the Conrad Black saga, according to a survey. About half of Canadians do not feel Black is being unfairly targeted by the United States.

Posted at 3:35 PM March 8, 2007

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