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,Europe Versus the ‘Special Relationship’, key question has been one of priorities. Every government since 1945 has faced the problem of whether to emphasise ‘the European circle’ or ‘the American circle’. Successive governments, both Labour and Conservative, have had to decide what balance to strike between these two key areas of British concern.

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