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Chief McCormack. 'I was obliged to do it (withhold information on crime) under the law.'
Chief McCormack. 'I was obliged to do it (withhold information on crime) under the law.'

Chief McCormack. 'I was obliged to do it (withhold information on crime) under the law.'

Date9/28/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chief McCormack. 'I was obliged to do it (withhold information on crime) under the law.'
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38 Berkeley Square; "Dear Mr. MacQuoid,; I am very much obliged by your letter..."
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