Cameron, EU's Schulz at Odds Over Reversibility of British Deal
- Polls say 45% back `Brexit', few firms have contingency plan
- Opposition chief Corbyn says he backs staying in trade bloc
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and European Parliament President Martin Schulz are at odds over whether a renegotiation of Britain’s European Union membership could be reversed, while a poll of Britons found 45 percent would vote to leave the EU in a future referendum.
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