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And we now know that NAFTA produced some economic benefits with the loss of jobs that created, at most, a slurp of a straw, not any great sucking sound. But there is surely a crucial difference: the Birmingham building is like a giant spotty slug, which slurps in visitors through tiny orifices. The further west one goes, however, the less popular it is, with the whole of Europe barely eating 1/15th of the number of packets Japan now slurps through annually (400 million vs. |
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