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Guillotine

February 5, 2025

Oh joy, yet another court ruling to remind us that bureaucracy is the true European pastime—right up there with enjoying a cold lager while waiting for a train that’s perpetually late. 🍻 Keep the good news coming, mates! 😄✌️

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