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A YouGov poll for The Times finds 52 percent of Britons would vote to rejoin the European Union in a referendum, against 27 percent who would stay out. Sixty-four percent say any rejoining deal should first go to a public vote, spanning Leave and Remain voters. Fieldwork among 2,312 adults ran on 4 to 5 October. Twenty-two percent of 2016 Leave voters would now rejoin.
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