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As withdrawal deal looms over UK, diplomats expect Brexit summit to crash

Britain and the EU seem closer than ever to a deal, but Salzburg showed the mood music can quickly change

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Within May's Conservative Party, pro-Brexit lawmakers are fiercely defensive of her plan for a clean break with the EU

Ian Wishart | Bloomberg
A summit next week is being heralded as Brexit’s defining moment. The UK wants a deal. The European Union expects a deal. But in private, both sides warn it could be a disaster – at least on the face of it.
 
It’s become a Brussels tradition to have late-night pow-wows where victory seems within reach, only to end in collapse. Then the opposite is also true, with round-the-clock talks that yield a coveted deal that seemed elusive. The Greek crisis was a litany of brinkmanship with agreements that were close to being struck only to be ditched. A rescue came

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