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    Varadkar disputes Brown's united Ireland certainty

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    Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has challenged Gordon Brown's assertion that a united Ireland is inevitable. Varadkar emphasized that while demographic changes may favor unity, nothing in politics is guaranteed. He outlined a three-stage process for achieving unity, stressing the need for decades of effort to build consensus and understanding before a referendum can take place.
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