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David Cameron defended his draft European Union deal to the House of Commons as it was scrutinized by his fiercest critics -- members of his Conservative Party.
The prime minister opened his statement Wednesday by telling the chamber the proposals published the day before by EU President Donald Tusk were a good result. “Britain truly can have the best of both worlds,” Cameron said of the proposed new relationship. “In the parts that work for us and out of the parts that don’t.”