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Mr. Bob Mills: Again, with this whole amendment, it seems to me we're talking about the little guy, the little guy who doesn't, unfortunately, read the Canada Gazette every morning before coffee, and who just doesn't know.

The reservist comes back to a small town or a large town in his community, but he still lives within the community of his regiment or unit.

5. Notes that agriculture remains the cornerstone of the economies of most southern hemisphere countries, that small and family farmers are being marginalised by agribusiness, that major food corporations are increasing their control of the whole market, that most people of those countries continue to live in rural areas, that these countries should therefore, where necessary, be able to secure exemption from the liberalisation of trade in agricultural products through the special and differentiated treatment accorded to developing countries and that they should be able to derive maximum benefit from the removal of European export subsid ...[+++]ies;

Allow me to give a personal example by way of conclusion. I know a joiner in a small suburb of Vienna where the prejudice is still somewhat commonly held that anyone who works with their hands must not be very well educated.