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Ignatieff absolutely must breathe new life into his moribund party in Quebec

It is virtually impossible for an opposition leader to dispose of caucus deadwood. Given that, finding attractive ridings for star candidates amounts to looking for a needle in a Quebec haystack.

MONTREAL—Going into his first campaign in Quebec, Michael Ignatieff's single biggest advantage is the sense he represents a clean break from the recent Liberal past.

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