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The fact that some of them are women and that they are not all big cheeses in the practice suggests a nice feeling of democracy. Later, the front table with all the big cheeses took out their checkbooks for the fund's scholarship programs. The labor groups may have been the de facto big cheeses at the protest, but their main show was studiously ignored by both the media and the police. |
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