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The Economist
(2018)
A YEAR AGO the case for a second vote on EU membership looked like the definition of a lost cause. At the general election in 2017 both major parties promised to “deliver Brexit”. The only party that wanted to hold another referendum, the Liberal Democrats, got 8% of the vote.
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