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Yet the hijinks of "Discovering Columbus" come at the expense of the Columbus Circle monument itself, which must be kidnapped to take part in the party. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					WSJ: Discovering Columbus | A Monumental Problem | By James Panero
           				 
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Being in government obliged his party, albeit briefly, to take part in the business of political compromise, itself a moderating experience. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					ECONOMIST: A conundrum for Austria��and for Europe
           				 
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The decision of Dorries to take part in the show, the first serving MP to do so, caused controversy in her party. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					BBC: Charlie Brooks wins I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
           				 
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Why is Dafydd Elis Thomas defying the party whip and refusing to take part in the vote of no confidence later this afternoon? 
            					  		    					
           					
           					BBC: 'No conniving' and 'no conspiracy'
           				 
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The 72-year-old Reverend Ian Paisley, the leader of the one big political party to refuse to take part in peace talks, continues to hold many would-be moderates in check. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					ECONOMIST: Why peace is now possible
           				 
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As a lifetime senator, Mr Monti cannot run for office but can take part in an election campaign and can return to the post of prime minister if asked by a party or coalition. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					BBC: Vatican paper backs Mario Monti's Italy leadership bid
           				 
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Prof Bogdanor told Today presenter James Naughtie that retired members of the armed service "have every right to take part in the political debate, " but added that former personnel "must not appear to align themselves with a political party, " particularly in the build up to a general election. 
            					  		    					
           					
           					BBC: Guthrie comments 'beyond acceptable'