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Thank you. I'll accept that alternative spelling. I was on one team once where one of the members used "needy" in that that sentence. It always put a smile on my face as I sure would not mind doing the needy, if only the needy were around and willing.
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It may be very, very, very bad or it may be very, very, very good. Depends on Britain and the EU doing the needy.Originally posted by sasguru View PostBrexit – The View From India
"From India’s perspective, access to its markets will be conditioned on the UK liberalizing its existing visa regime toward India. In New Delhi’s view, trade and immigration are linked. The free flow of goods cannot be divorced from the free movement of people."
Sounds like they lifted that line from the EU.
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The Indian view on Brexit
Brexit – The View From India
"From India’s perspective, access to its markets will be conditioned on the UK liberalizing its existing visa regime toward India. In New Delhi’s view, trade and immigration are linked. The free flow of goods cannot be divorced from the free movement of people."
Sounds like they lifted that line from the EU.Tags: None
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