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Britain voted to leave the EU ten years ago, leading to a dramatic shake-up of its economy and society. Disputes from the 2016 referendum still prevent the UK from fully reconciling with the European Union, despite some eased tensions. The British economy has not been revitalised as Brexit supporters hoped, and the country remains divided.
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