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Four Things We Learned From Brexit
What was he thinking? The UK, with or without Scotland and Northern Ireland, is leaving the EU, but first it has to slog through two harrowing years extricating itself from its most important market (44% of all of the UK’s … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Politics and Government, Uncategorized
Tagged Brexit, David Cameron, Jeremy Corbyn, Nigel Farage
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