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"In 40 years, we've lost three-quarters of cases at the Luxembourg Court, when we've tried to resist these incursions. They affect everything from the price of beer to the cost of home insulation, and undermine basic principle of our democracy - that the British people can hold to account those who write the laws of the land."
NB the ECJ no more "writes the laws of the land" than UK courts, and UK Courts are no more accountable to "the British people" than the ECJ.
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