Brexit Battle
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As Brexit Looms, Millions Wonder Whether They Can Stay In UK
- Monday April 3, 2017
- World News | Karla Adam, The Washington Post
Twenty-one years ago, Patrizia Mayall moved to Britain after falling in love with a young Englishman serving in the Royal Air Force. She studied linguistics before taking time out of the workplace to raise their British children. She places huge value on politeness and tolerance and insists she enjoys queuing and the stand-right, walk-left rule on ...
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Theresa May Braces For New Brexit Battle Over Court Ruling
- Sunday January 22, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a landmark court ruling on Tuesday that could put a dent in her Brexit plans by handing control of the process to restive lawmakers.
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This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
- Friday December 23, 2016
- Opinion | Feroze Varun Gandhi
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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As Brexit Looms, Millions Wonder Whether They Can Stay In UK
- Monday April 3, 2017
- World News | Karla Adam, The Washington Post
Twenty-one years ago, Patrizia Mayall moved to Britain after falling in love with a young Englishman serving in the Royal Air Force. She studied linguistics before taking time out of the workplace to raise their British children. She places huge value on politeness and tolerance and insists she enjoys queuing and the stand-right, walk-left rule on ...
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www.ndtv.com
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Theresa May Braces For New Brexit Battle Over Court Ruling
- Sunday January 22, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a landmark court ruling on Tuesday that could put a dent in her Brexit plans by handing control of the process to restive lawmakers.
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www.ndtv.com
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This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
- Friday December 23, 2016
- Opinion | Feroze Varun Gandhi
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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www.ndtv.com