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seek the opinion of

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What I am sure of is that UKIP would seek the opinion of the general public (that's all of us) on key issues, by allowing referenda.
In a speech at the CBI, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, said the government would seek the opinion of employers, their workers and industry experts as to how the health and safety system could be reformed.
To offset this, why not seek the opinion of the public (it's called democracy) by trying a two or three-day exhibition, as happened over the Fourth Grace, only this time take notice of the public's opinions.
 
 
 
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