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Stressing Differences: Dianne Cunningham, left, is presenting herself as a modern conservative, while Mike Harris, right, promises substance, not image as the two vie for the Ontario Tory leadership
Stressing Differences: Dianne Cunningham, left, is presenting herself as a modern conservative, while Mike Harris, right, promises substance, not image as the two vie for the Ontario Tory leadership

Stressing Differences: Dianne Cunningham, left, is presenting herself as a modern conservative, while Mike Harris, right, promises substance, not image as the two vie for the Ontario Tory leadership

Date4/29/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Stressing Differences: Dianne Cunningham, left, is presenting herself as a modern conservative, while Mike Harris, right, promises substance, not image as the two vie for the Ontario Tory leadership.
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