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PRIME Minister David Cameron has come to the defence of his Liberal Democrat deputy Nick Clegg, denying he had "sold out" to join the coalition Government.
Mr Cameron insisted that the Deputy Prime Minister and his party had a "huge influence" over coalition policy and said Lib Dem voters should not feel they had been "taken for a ride".See the full content of this document
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Cameron Backs Clegg ; Briefing
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