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Dear Mary

Dear Mary: Do I have a moral duty to allow Brexit chat at supper parties?

26 October 2019

9:00 AM

26 October 2019

9:00 AM

Q. I’ve been having friends to supper for many decades. Although I say it myself, these gatherings have often been hugely successful, with lots of laughter, people making new friends and guests regularly staying beyond 1 a.m. When Brexit started it was OK because talk of it didn’t dominate the evening.

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