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> and can do what is in its own best interests. If it did that, it wouldn't have gotten out of the common market. The UK is way past sensible choices in its be
by sofixa 5y ago
> and can do what is in its own best interests.
If it did that, it wouldn't have gotten out of the common market. The UK is way past sensible choices in its best interests, and is firmly in the "cut its nose to spite the EU".
- blibble 5y agohow you leave the legal framework without exiting the "common market" (single market)? the answer is: you can't