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Definitely, we could take a cue from the House of Commons language before brexit made it lose its marbles. "You are lying" becomes: "That is not my recollection of the events." or: "Perhaps the Esteemed Member could consider whether his view is an inexactitude?" .

A whole colony of rats. .

But we are the small minority of "enthusiasts" who discuss it. It's just like the pedelec forum, where those in here talking about e-bikes are a tiny fraction of actual pedelec owners. The bulk of the population will never enter here to discuss Brexit, they are sick of the subject. They are...

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They should use steps. .

This simply isn't true. In just six more recent years of the propaganda UK smoking fell by some 30% and has remained much lower since. The overall drop in adult smoking was from 46% in 1974 at the start of the campaigns to about 16% now. The young still take up smoking, something which is...

True, but I do know the information environment they were voting in and which influences decisions. .

Most of the ice in the Antarctic and some other land masses is sitting above the water on land at present, so adds to it when it melts. .

We do have one small development like that in London now. .

For greater accuracy omit the full stop and add as follows: "We weren't voting on a deal. We were voting in or out on the basis of the information given that the leave campaign insisted a good deal would be obtained and would be easy to get." .

Remember also that Boris has been portraying to the EU that we really are ready to just walk out in his attempt to get then to yield on the backstop. This campaign could also be a part of that effort to convince that we really are deadly serious about walking away and cutting all ties. .

Following my "green" internal redesign and reconstruction of my flat in 1970, my hot water tank and airing cupboard sit between the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen sink sits just beyond one wall, the bathroom sink and bath taps are just beyond the other wall, so the hot water pipe runs are...

In Parliamentary democracy, yes. In direct democracy of the people in our complex modern world, emphatically no. Our Brexit experience to date illustrates only too well the validity of this view. .

And that's not the only improvement. My car one is remarkably efficient even when the temperature is nearing zero degrees C outside, while still being quiet enough to be unobtrusive. .

Maybe, but company and department bosses are also the public and drive on motorways. They also watch TV. .

This has been true for a very long time, most particularly since Blair plunged us into the Iraq war against the will of the people and most MPs in parliament. But it has been true as far back as Anthony Eden and the war over Suez. .

The government have said some while ago that it's precautionary. It's aimed primarily at companies to ensure tney are ready to cope with the export/import documentation that will be necessary and the delays in transit if we leave with No Deal. .

He really is thick. The judgement was not a political one, it was a constitutional one as Lady Hale made very clear. The court did not prevent him having a prorogue, indeed he could still have one. It merely objected to its extraordinary length being unacceptable and unnecessary...

And sending it across the country through transmission lines can lose up to 7% more of the original generated power, plus whatever is lost in voltage reduction at sub stations. .

Heat pumps are superb, far better than I could have imagined. My new Nissan Leaf e-car uses one for both heating and cooling and its performance in both modes while using miniscule amounts of current is extraordinary. .