One of the reasons why European leaders are upset with Britain is that Brexit may be damaging their economies more than ours, partly because of the hit to European exports as a result of the fall in the pound against the euro
How on earth is the Home Affairs committee chair to acquaint himself with the ins and outs of male prostitution, if not by having affairs at home with male prostitutes? How better to investigate the impact of cocaine than by offering it to guests, and observing its effects on mind and body close-up?
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