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t take care of our own needs from time to time the stress and rigor of life will cause discontent, regret and perhaps and early demise.
Adoption of the proposed amendments may cause discontent and conflicts within the society, which contradicts to the the principle of a dialogue and constructive cooperation between the government and civil society declared by President Bakiev in his address to the nation on 27 January 2009," the President's Secretariat declared.
Munster Council Chairman Sean Fogarty believes that the move still has the potential to cause discontent within the GAA - and he has warned the FAI and the IRFU to tread carefully.
 
 
 
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