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Questions related to a (quasi-)government body taking a specific action within its normal course of operations. Use with the relevant body and country tags.
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What does Nicholas Watt mean that May has “enough tellers for her Brexit vote”?
When a vote is held in the House of Commons, each question is posed such that it can only be answered YES or NO. The votes are counted by persons called 'tellers', who count the number of votes cast ( …
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