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Officials accused of copying and pasting chunks of text into Brexit deal
agreement

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   Anti-Brexit campaigners wave Union and European Union flags outside the
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   Officials have been accused of copying and pasting chunks of text into
   the Brexit deal agreement.

   Experts have spotted buried within page 921 of the UK-EU trade document
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   Edwin Hayward remarked: "Wow! Parts of the Brexit deal seem to have
   fallen through a time warp from the 1990s (perhaps the same one the
   antique version of Excel used for track and trace came from?)"
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   Rob Merrick commented: "This is strange - because Brexit is mostly
   copied and pasted from the 1950s".

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