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    EDITOR’S NOTE

    Apr 18, 2019 3 minutes
    Darren Ho, Editor-in-Chief

    t the end of this month, two things are taking place, and in very close proximity to each other, so that I’m slightly concerned about our British colleagues heading home from the Baselworld fair to what could possibly be a no-deal Brexit. In which case they will have to join us in the non-EU queue at customs and I’m slightly amused by that. The sheer thought of the English waiting in line and grumbling about waiting in line is so very English

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