Third time not a charm: May’s Brexit deal voted down again

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Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan for withdrawing the United Kingdom from the European Union was rejected for a third time Friday.

“If you want to deliver Brexit, this is the moment,” May told U.K. lawmakers. Instead, they voted against the deal she negotiated with the EU, 344 to 286.

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