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On a sunny Wednesday in March, at Toronto's Rosewater Supper Club, a richly-furnished three-tiered restaurant which advertises itself as "pleasure palace," about 100 select guests paid $1,000 each to munch on mini lamb chops, sip good wine and get the ear of Prime-Minister-in-waiting, Paul Martin...
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