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NOTICE Ronni dies on Bondi beach. He dies because he's out of reach. Four lawmen found his craze too much their pistols kept them out of touch. The local youth gangs run the Mall the papers tell us, after all. "What's needed is a firmer hand" (more of the same, you understand). Eleven million bucks, today go out to help the Coppers play to win. No questions, though we squeal they'll shoot us down with Glock and schpiel. The Premiers turn their backs on John "But, what of guns? ... "he cries, "... Come on!" The shooters rifle the Accord and mock the massacre, dear Lord ... And ...
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