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Northern Ireland Economy

Put by the Guardian that he understood that the Ian Paisley was going to see the Chancellor, and that he also understood that there was a tradition that the PMOS did not discuss tax policy, but were there any further thoughts about corporation tax, the PMOS replied that he would keep to the convention, and instead, let the meeting take place and then respond to it. The PMOS said that he wanted to mark a considerable sign of progress in then process of lobby engagement that the journalist had acknowledged that convention!

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