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THE Opposition People's National Party (PNP) had to call on replacements Raymond Pryce and Lisa Hanna late yesterday, after Peter Bunting and Krystal Tomlinson's withdrawal from its team to participate in tonight's first of three National Political Debates in the lead-up to the September 3 General Election.

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