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The year in caricatures, by Anthony Jenkins

Anthony Jenkins

Published December 23, 2012

When people make news, they make the list of notable people caricatures by Globe and Mail illustrator Anthony Jenkins

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Mr. Harper's always in the news, and a frequent muse.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.
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Canadian Public Security Minister Vic Toews.The Globe and Mail
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Canadian Conservative Senator Mike Duffy
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Canadian New Democratic Party Leader Thomas Mulcair.
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Mr. Mulcair, leader of the Opposition, is also known for his temper.The Globe and Mail
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Justin Trudeau is running for leader of the Liberal PartyAnthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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So is Marc Garneau
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Former Liberal prime minister Jean Chrétien was in the news for a land deal.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Outgoing Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty.The Globe and Mail
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Ontario Conservative Party leader Tim Hudak.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney
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Prince PhilipAnthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Prince Charles
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Conrad Black got out of jail this year.
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Leonard Cohen
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Virgin Group founder and philanthropist Richard Branson.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Xi Jinping became China's next leader.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Mitt Romney failed to become the next leader of the United States.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Mr. Romney threatened to fire Big Bird if elected.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Mohammed Morsi became President of Egypt, and then struggled to hold on to power.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Canadian singer Rita MacNeilAnthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Pope Benedict launched a Twitter account.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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The body of former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was exumed to determine a cause of death.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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North Korea’s Kim Jong-un celebrated his first year as leader.
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Shimon Peres, President of Israel.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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Phil Esposito, captain of the 1972 Summit Series Team Canada.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Former NHL brawler Georges Laraque.
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Guns 'n' Roses frontman Axl Rose.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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Rock band Rush were nominated for induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
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