''Among the well-heeled bureaucrats of the European Union,
it is an article of faith that the bloc always emerges stronger from a
crisis. The idealistic founders who six decades ago dreamed of stitching
warring nations into a peaceful whole knew the path would be bumpy. But
always, the union wobbled forward.
Now the dream
of an integrated and ever-stronger Europe could sink into the English
Channel on Thursday, when British voters decide whether to abandon the
bloc. To the pro-Europe establishment, this latest crisis is considered a
peculiarly British affair, in which the villains are opportunistic
politicians steering voters toward a delusional, self-inflicted mistake..''
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