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A Pedestrian Wearing A Protective Face Covering To Combat The Spread Of The Coronavirus Walks Past A Closed Business In The Border Town Of Warrenpoint, Sitting Beside Carlingford Lough, With Northern Ireland On One Side And The Irish Republic On The Other, On December 15, 2020. - A Port Hub Humming With Ferries And Freight, Warrenpoint Sits On The Irish Border And Was The Site Of The Deadliest Attack On British Troops During "The Troubles". Since The 2016 Vote To Leave The Eu, All Those Elements Became Shuffling Pieces In The Intractable Puzzle Of Britain's Bid To Split With The Bloc. (Photo By Paul Faith / Afp) / To Go With Afp Story By Joe Stenson (Photo By Paul Faith/Afp Via Getty Images)

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Brexit will not cause recession, Varadkar says

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