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The Deh Cho Tribal Council's first annual assembly ended with a declaration of rights that proclaims the region's sovereignty from the federal government.

The declaration of rights affirms the Deh Cho Dene's belief that their inherent right to self-government cannot be extinguished on settling a land claim.

"Only sovereign peoples can make treaties with each other," the declaration says. "Therefore our Aboriginal rights and titles and oral treaties cannot be extinguished any EuroCanadian government.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

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Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

Page 7

Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.

Page 7

Some time during that ancient age known collectively as the '60s, there lived in

the United States a black activist and writer the name of Eldridge Cleaver. And this man noticed an unusual trend developing in the mating rituals of those tempestuous times. It became apparent to him that more and more white women, especially blondish types, seemed to be dating an awful lot of black men, and vice-versa.