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"The fundamental point is that continuing half-in half-out is not an option. Neither path is without drawbacks, risk and even pain. I also agree that this issue is rooted deeply and inescapably in the history of the last 100 years which has created deep divisions between our perception of the world and those of continental Europe. Pretending these divisions do not exist is futile."
By Barnard, joining the debate on Nations work best when they work together, in Europe and beyond
"Negotiation studies show that 'fairness' trumps high pay, even if the individual ends up getting less in real terms. So if you make 50k and you colleague makes 53k, you'd feel better if both of you were making 49k."
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