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The document discusses several topics related to the conflict in Northern Ireland including parades, decommissioning of weapons, the Stormont government and representation, crime and violence, trust in the police, and key terms used. It provides news articles on events like a loyalist band cancelling a parade in the interest of peace, the IRA and loyalist groups decommissioning weapons, efforts to reduce hate crimes and murder rates in Northern Ireland, and changing attitudes toward the police.
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