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Common Sense Revolution

Common Sense Revolution proper noun: the fiscally conservative policies of the Progressive Conservative government of Ontario Premier Mike Harris between 1995 and 2004, including education, welfare and healthcare cuts, tax breaks, privatization, and municipal mergers and amalgamations.

Proper noun

the Common Sense Revolution

  1. (Canadian, historical) The fiscally conservative policies of the Progressive Conservative government of Ontario Premier Mike Harris between 1995 and 2004, including education, welfare and healthcare cuts, tax breaks, privatization, and municipal mergers and amalgamations.

Questions about Common Sense Revolution

What does Common Sense Revolution mean?
Common Sense Revolution means the fiscally conservative policies of the Progressive Conservative government of Ontario Premier Mike Harris between 1995 and 2004, including education, welfare and healthcare cuts, tax breaks, privatization, and municipal mergers and amalgamations.
What part of speech is Common Sense Revolution?
Common Sense Revolution is a proper noun.

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