| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For it cannot be maintained in these times and in this House, that whenever a majority of the House of Commons object to a particular measure, or to a portion of a particular measure, which the Government of the day may propose, they are, by expressing that objection, censuring the Government in such a manner as to render it necessary for the Government to consider whether they should or should no
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