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Port Moresby : Papua New Guinea | Feb 01, 2012 at 4:15 PM PST
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
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Story continues below "This situation will be further heightened by the filing of the contempt proceedings today against (Mr O'Neill) ... and his cabinet. "This will not deter us from defending the integrity of the Constitution by maintaining the rule of law." FULL ARTICLE AT Sydney Morning Herald
 
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