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The 'Comprehensive Agreement' is the name given to a proposed agreement between the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland, which collapsed in failure in 2004.[1] While those talks did fail, it was expected that the same principles, modifying and building on the Belfast Agreement would form the basis for a future deal in Northern Ireland.
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- ^ NI talks end without deal, 18 September 2004, (Northern Ireland) BBC NEWS
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- Proposals by the British and Irish governments for a comprehensive agreement, Text of the Agreement
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