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How did the Northern Ireland conflict end?

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The two largest political parties, one from each of the communities, formed a compulsory coalition government, where previously each party had refused to enter into peace talks or an active government with the other.

Also, the main paramilitaries, including the Provisional IRA, agreed to disarm and end their military campaigns.

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