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Theresa May is about to discover that breaking up is not the hardest thing to do.
As Brexit Secretary David Davis declares the U.K. can be “nimble” in establishing a fresh free-trade accord with the European Union at the same time as it quits the bloc, lawmakers and bankers are warning the prime minister that a new relationship will almost certainly take longer to establish.