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Public views of trade deals are more complicated than politicians allow
was difficult to miss.
such a scene seems ideal to help explain why Britain has to strike out on its own; outside the EU,
is more complex than it seems
were due to thrash out a proposed customs relationship with
can be confident of the support of
should limit imports to protect the British economy
which gauges public opinion
is opposed—or ignored—by those who supposedly voted for it. 
’s keenest wreckers of free-trade deals.
are mashed together in minds of
They were at the forefront of
are well-armed to cause trouble.
know how to raise mischief. 
eventually gaining access to
The result was stark
The worry for officials in the DIT is that negotiations this time round will be more visible,
is aware of the potential backlash.
But there will be other flashpoints
It must look beyond its internal fight.