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be subservient

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Should wildlife policies be subservient to forestry demands, or should forestry demands be subservient to sound wildlife policies?
If you expect others to be subservient to you, then maybe you should look at your services first.
Britain is a monarchy and the Queen is titular head of the government and so it follows, as night follows day, that Britain cannot continue to be a member of the European Union under a presidency, since the monarch cannot be subservient to an EU president.
 
 
 
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