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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
The article was not provided to answer that question. It was to answer the other question you posed in your post.
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There's only one question in my post - something to support the statement that "In the opinion of most leavers, it is perfectly possible to leave in an orderly fashion without a deal."
One person's article even if he is an MEP does not support the "most leavers" statement.
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Originally Posted by Hugh
Usually assessed, mitigated, and managed risk(s).
When we cross the road, we don’t walk blindly across, assuming everything will be fine.
When we drive or cars, we (should) ensure they are safe, we’re wearing seat belts, and we continually check for upcoming problems (other drivers, people walking out in front of us).
We don’t live life assuming everything will be fine, we balance risks with rewards, usually quantifiable.
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Wealth-creating Business has looked at Brexit in a dispassionate manner. Most - including Virgin Media - have said the disadvantages far outweigh any advantages.