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British Prime Minister Theresa May has served the UK's
formal notice under Article 50, triggering exit negotiations with
the EU. All rights and obligations acquired over 40 years of EU
membership now need to be unravelled. The future relationship
between the UK and the rest of the EU will in large part rest on
the results of those negotiations and on any deal on future trade
and transitional arrangements. Here is what happens next. The
attached Q&A addresses what happens next and what Brexit could
entail.
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