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    "text": "TIL John Nott, who was Defense Minister under Thatcher during the Falklands War, voted against the Labour-backed but bipartisan Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1968, which took away British passports from Indians in East Africa out of fear that they would come to the UK as refugees.",
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