Talk:2007 Bermudian general election

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Did you know... that during the campaign for the 2007 Bermudan general election a bullet was mailed to the Premier of Bermuda, Ewart Brown?

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Many of these Bermuda-related political pages have been edited to use the spelling Bermudan, with no "i". This is incorrect, in Bermuda the term Bermudian is used (with an "i", like Candian).

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