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John Cain, Jr.

Australian politician
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    …who was defeated by Labor’s John Cain, Jr. Cain’s administration (1982–90) was marked by vigorous intervention in education, social welfare, health, transportation, public utilities, industry and commerce, and antidiscrimination initiatives. Victoria’s economy in the 1980s grew at a slightly faster rate than that of Australia as a whole, with high…

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    …who was defeated by Labor’s John Cain, Jr. Cain’s administration (1982–90) was marked by vigorous intervention in education, social welfare, health, transportation, public utilities, industry and commerce, and antidiscrimination initiatives. Victoria’s economy in the 1980s grew at a slightly faster rate than that of Australia as a whole, with high…

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