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    UK Takes The First Shot:Why Has The EU Crashed So Soon?

    By Geoff C. Anoke

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    About this ebook

    This book details why the author was able to predict with the highest degree of accuracy possible that the UK would vote to leave the EU(See screeshot of his prediction tweet inside).Find out what happens to the EU going forward.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGeoff C. Anoke
    Release dateJun 2, 2017
    ISBN9781386172697
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    UK Takes The First Shot:Why Has The EU Crashed So Soon?
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    Geoff C. Anoke

    My name is Geoff C. Anoke.I am from Nigeria.I revel in thinking ,talking  and writing about disruptive business strategies.I also get my hands dirty a lot-that is what being in business is all about.This has afforded me real time experiences in all the different layers and perspectives relating to business.

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