A new two-way trade deal between the U.S. and one of its oldest allies could rise from the ashes of the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union and the already-foundering EU-U.S. talks.
President Barack Obama reassured the world Friday that British voters’ decisions to leave the EU would not affect “the special relationship” between the two countries, despite having warned this spring that Brits would move to “the back of the queue” in trade negotiations if they voted to leave.
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