Guild Presidential Election Special: Captain Hook Tallon, Our Very Own Pirate King?
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The University of Exeter’s academic politics journal, run by students.
DISCLAIMER: All presidential candidates that could be contacted were invited to take part in interviews with The Witness for the Election Week Special.
DISCLAIMER: All presidential candidates that could be contacted were invited to take part in interviews with The Witness for the Election Week Special.
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