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Deal or no deal: PM promises Brexit on Oct. 31
By 
Neil Hodge2019-08-28T18:40:00
Several recent decisions by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggest the United Kingdom will crash out of the European Union on the Oct. 31 deadline without a deal.
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