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UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit - Thousands of British companies have already triggered emergency plans to cope with a no-deal Brexit, with many gearing up to move operations abroad if the UK crashes out of the EU, according to the British Chambers of Commerce. http://bit.ly/2S7fxRM http://bit.ly/2TbyMXD http://bit.ly/2TbyMXD http://bit.ly/2Tck3fa

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