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13 April 2019

9:00 AM

13 April 2019

9:00 AM

Flextensions

Some organisations which may have benefited from Donald Tusk’s offer of a ‘flextension’ to Article 50:
— Adidas, which has marketed a ‘Porsche Design Sport Flextension Easy Trainer’.
— DB Flextension, a South Africa company which makes commercial signage systems.
— Flextension, a Dutch charity which supports the development of wheelchairs and other equipment for boys and young men suffering from muscular dystrophy.


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