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Of the following two considerations, which do you prefer most? UK police loses realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but UK police keeps realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but the Government accepts a limited role for the European Court of Justice in domestic affairsthe European Court of Justice has no role in domestic affairs, or

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UK police loses realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but the European Court of Justice has no role in domestic affairs
UK police keeps realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but the Government accepts a limited role for the European Court of Justice in domestic affairs
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Of the following two considerations, please choose which one you prefer most: UK police loses realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but the European Court of Justice has no role in domestic affairs; UK police keeps realtime access to EU databases that help detect criminals, but the Government accepts a limited role for the European Court of Justice in domestic affairs

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