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The uproar over America’s nuclear submarine deal with Britain and Australia is starting to look like a vindication of Brexit. We understand that some Germans are calling it a “declaration of war” on the European Union. And the petulant French are calling it a “stab in the back.” By our lights, though, things are moving in the direction we’d predicted — and hoped for — in endorsing Brexit from the beginning.
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|The uproar over America’s nuclear submarine deal with Britain and Australia is starting to look like a vindication of Brexit. We understand that some Germans are calling it a “declaration of war” on the European Union. And the petulant French are calling it a “stab in the back.” By our lights, though, things are moving in the direction we’d predicted — and hoped for — in endorsing Brexit from the beginning.
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