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					Originally Posted by ianch99  You mean the cunning card that Hammond has that says:
 
 
 That's a Hard brexit then .. anyone for Tea (and cake)?
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 The EU have already indicated they don't want a hard Brexit, so if that's true, and clearly some on here believe every word they say, they are going to have to come down off that high and mighty perch.
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  Um, Theresa May's speech set out our cake-and-eat it approach. The EU has published its detailed guidelines long in advance. This is not a deal for negotiating a contract for printer paper with multiple suppliers, there's just two sides with pretty few surprises on either of them.  
 I do genuinely believe that something like Robert's Peston's scenario is a credible one, ie that the deal offered to the UK will be unacceptable to Parliament but that we'll negotiate a transition period that will go on for some time.
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 I know that's what you believe, Andrew. 
Incidentally, the 'transition period' will actually be an 'implementation period' because we will already have left the EU by 2019. If there is nothing to implement because there's no deal, we would be out, and that's that.
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					Originally Posted by ianch99  You mean the cunning card that Hammond has that says:
 
 
 That's a Hard brexit then .. anyone for Tea (and cake)?
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 Make mine a large slab, with some nice Australian wine. 
