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'We can sue him': Chumbawamba on Winston Peters use of their song
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IntroductionChumbawamba backstage during the BRIT Awards at the Britannia Music Club at the London Arena on 9 Fe
Chumbawamba backstage during the BRIT Awards at the Britannia Music Club at the London Arena on 9 February 1998. Photo: Getty Images / JMEnternational
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