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Justin Trudeau won't apologize for Layton reference

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is standing by his use of Jack Layton's dying words at a byelection victory party Monday. Trudeau says he, along with many other Canadians, draws inspiration from the late NDP leader.

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