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      "id": 103785,
      "date": "2003-12-19",
      "retrieved": "2016-04-08T14:31:44.751544",
      "title": "Northern Ireland: The 2003 Election",
      "summary": "On November 26, 2003, voters in Northern Ireland went to the polls to elect a new Assembly,\nwhich\nhas been suspended since 2002 because of ongoing difficulties in the peace process. Hardline\npolitical parties on both sides of the unionist-nationalist divide surpassed their more moderate rivals,\ndimming the prospects for restoring Belfast's devolved government soon. This report will not be\nupdated. See also,  CRS Report RS21333 ,  Northern Ireland: The Peace Process,  and\nCRS Report RL30368,  Northern Ireland: Implementation of the Peace Agreement during the 106th\nCongress .",
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