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The Number 10 club is an exclusive club set up by Richard Harrington and John Major for donors to The Conservative Party. The annual membership is £10,000 and by making donations members can meet senior parliamentarians like William Hague and David Cameron^[1].

↑ Donor Clubs, The Number 10 Club, The Conservative Party, Accessed 03-January-2010

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−	The Number 10 club is an exclusive club set up by [[Richard Harrington]] and [[John Major]] for donors to [[~~The~~ Conservative Party]]. The annual membership is £10,000 and by making donations members can meet senior parliamentarians like [[William Hague]] and [[David Cameron]]<ref>Donor Clubs, [http://www.conservatives.com/Donate/Donor_Clubs.aspx The Number 10 Club], ''The Conservative Party'', Accessed 03-January-2010</ref>.	+	The Number 10 club is an exclusive club set up by [[Richard Harrington]] and [[John Major]] for donors to The [[Conservative Party]]. The annual membership is £10,000 and by making donations members can meet senior parliamentarians like [[William Hague]] and [[David Cameron]]<ref>Donor Clubs, [http://www.conservatives.com/Donate/Donor_Clubs.aspx The Number 10 Club], ''The Conservative Party'', Accessed 03-January-2010</ref>.

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