The Debt Ceiling Looms
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A “stark choice” is how the New York Times is characterizing the decision Britain’s parliament will have to make now that proposed terms have been struck for its departure from the European Union. The option is, on the one hand, Prime Minister May’s deal — half-in, half-out of Europe — or, on the other hand, what the Times calls “a chaotic exit without any deal.”
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|A “stark choice” is how the New York Times is characterizing the decision Britain’s parliament will have to make now that proposed terms have been struck for its departure from the European Union. The option is, on the one hand, Prime Minister May’s deal — half-in, half-out of Europe — or, on the other hand, what the Times calls “a chaotic exit without any deal.”
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